Bishop David High School - Crosier Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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MISS ■ . aervad •• JV tenmt coach •• Bator coming to BO Mitt Vanca mce MR Kf . ■. acted at |unio« clatt morteiatm IV i ■ Ii Mi Biev« ' i laa dutiat »• ' • Life Science I Biology I II Me gi» fin ' U i with a BA Mi Biavar alto Scientific stu I he science department was headed again this year by Miss Diane Vance who taught chemistry and chemical science to sophomores and a one-semester physical science to freshmen. She also was JV tennis coach and Red Cross moderator. Freshmen were taught by Mr Tom Martin in courses called physical science, earth science, and life science Mr Martin was also an assistant varsity football coach Mr Kevin Brever. junior class moderator and pep club and cheerleader moderator, along with being JV baseball coach, taught freshmen Biology I. Biology II to sopho- mores, and advanced biology, college credit course, to juniors Mr Tim Hyland also taught frosh and soph science p No tha antwar itn t in Mad magaiinel MR TOM MARTIN raphat lo ona of hit tludanlt During (hit yaar. Mr Martin a newcomer to tha faculty taught ona tamattar courtat of aarth tcianca. phyncal tcianca. and life tcianca to fraahman and alto had duty at a vartity football attittant coach After receiving a B S dagrea in tcianca fron-i U L Mi Martin played tor a time with a pro football team 26 SCIENCE

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MRS PAT HEDELMAN directs the choir at the All Saints ' Day mass New to the faculty. Ms Hedelman used an A B in Religious Studies from Indiana Uni versity to teach Religion I and II MR PAT COMPTON waits patiently for incoming fresh- men to register He had a busy year as the new Stu- dent Council moderator His B A in social science from Spalding College fit right in with his teaching load of peace and justice, theology of liberation and church in the future courses a one-quarter course, to all the seniors, while Mr Pat Compton taught theology of liberation and the church In the future He also taught peace and justice courses to juniors and was Student Council moderator Mr Dan demons also taught |uniors a course in scripture and morality Along with his junior teaching schedule, he taught religion course which dealth with prayer, church history and personality development of the Christian to sophomores He was also varsity football assistant coach and frosh football assistant coach. Mrs Pat Hedelman. new to the faculty. was best noted for forming a choir which sang at masses held on holy days and the One of BRO JUDE COSTELLO s many duties was as a minister of the Eucharist He gives communion to Ted Willet at the All Saints Day mass Bro Jude received a B S from Notre Dame many years ago but returned to college life a few years ago to receive an M A in education from Eastern Michigan University He was chess club adviser and helped out in the bookstore during the lunch rush baccalaureate mass for seniors at the end of the year at the cathedral She was instru- mental in planning the liturgies during the year, beginning with the opening school mass in August Her daily teaching duties were freshman and sophomore religion Mr Ron White taught a sophomore reli- gion course also (0 25 RELIGION

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- I he mathi intent was part the science department under the din 1 Mi ' .-. Dtane Vance Freshman mat .»• were Algebra I taught by Mr Larr and pre algebra t.iu jht by Mr I ■ tiie A transfer from last year ' s si irtment Mr Akndge also was Pep (lu itor and helped ou JV tennis Sophomores took eithe hr.i tug with Mr Larry Cltv nntry trorn Mr Dennis Graves M .•ts new to the faculty, also served a iger and trainer Mr ided the photography club Only two classes of juniors took math . ' .itistK.s taught by Mr Hi ng, and a geometry course taught b ' Mr Graves Mr Young also taught senio i ulus which was an advanced ' it course He also taught drafting I ; tho cross country and track coach he served as B Birds basketball i I Mr Tim Hyland. head basketball coach an Review moderator taught severe mat In ,rnen and sophomores •her U Hi pleyen on their feet A with e B A m Mr In. i.. ■. l.n..|M i ell , ' •• ' . (Mil |umol» MP LARRY CLEM helps sophomore Chuck Hutti with Mr Pytli i ' i . ■ ' . ' end Akji-i.i.i I n..i(. him were degrees from (he Umiv ul Oelxiil » ' U A in I ilx fiom W. ir,.n University in • Mr Clem WIS ill classroom to lab ■ % tt tl n n( ass Looking al Steve DeSpain and Tom Schuemans bridge en- tries in the Speed Scien- tific School ' s industrial de- sign contest. MR BILL YOUNG approves highly The contest came out of his draft- ing class, but he also teaches calculus and probability statistics Mr Young has a B A in education from Bellarmme College After school he coached the B birds basketball team and track and cross country MR JOSEPH AKRIDGE helped sell soft drinks during registration days in August He switched departments and took on teaching duties of pre algebra and Algebra I After school, his hours were filled with pep club and cheerleader moderator duties He was also an assistant JV tennis coach Mr Akndge graduated from U K with a B A degree in education He taught at Sts Simon Jude before coming to B D 27 MATH