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

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Yet. you did need your workbook today MR HARRY ROSAOO counsels one ol his alumni during class Mr Rosado taught Spanish I II. Ill A native of Cuba, he received a B A and Doctor ol Laws degrees Irom the University ol Havana before coming to this country in the late 1960s He has since received an M A T degree from Spalding College Mr Rosado is moderator of the chess club Class Espanol given college credit I he language department added a new advanced college credit course in Spanish III to its curriculum The course was taught by Mr Harry Rosado through Bellarmme College Mr Rosado also was Chess Club moderator Other Spanish courses included Spanish I and II Other students took French as their foreign language requirement with Mr Rocky Yates who was new to the faculty p Making his first appearance at registration day is MR ROCKY YATES He took over the |Ob of teaching French I II and English I Mr Yates graduated from Western Kentucky University with both a B A and an M A in French 28 LANGUAGE I I,

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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

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Working on a protect in an class, award winning sculptor. Dennis Medley, forms the clay into a leg Class can be fun as Bob Raidt. Mike Ryan. Bruce Dukes, and Ronnie Schmitt pitch in to get two sculptures ready for the kiln Resident artists win many awards MISS ANN HOWARD puts some finishing touches on an art proiect A graduate of Ursuline College with a BA degree in education. Miss Howard taught all art courses ART AWARD WINNERS - FRONT ROW M,ss Ann Howard Denis Clemons. Bruce Dukes. Dennis Medley Jamie Baker Jerry Alford BACK ROW Dave Geraghty Larry Druien. Tony Smith. Bob Pendleton. Pat Duffy and Tim Ferry rour elective courses were offered in the art program: Arts and Crafts I and II and Art I and II. Miss Ann Howard and her stu- dents won many art awards during the year. The following is only a partial list of the many winners and the categories their awards were acquired in: Westland Mall ' s Fall Art Fair: Dave Ger- aghty. 3rd place for pottery and school award for best art display. Westland Mall ' s Spring Art Fair: Tim Ferry, 1st place for clay sculpture; Danny Schmitt. 2nd place for clay sculpture; Dennis Medley. 3rd place; and Dennis Clemons, and Bob Pendleton honorable men- tion. Chuck Senn. 2nd place for wheel- thrown pottery, David Geraghty. 1st place and Wayne Meredith. 2nd place for hand- formed pottery Bruce Dukes. 2nd place for macrame Shively Woman ' s Club: David Hall, 3rd place for drawing. Dennis Medley. 1st place. Bob Pendleton. 2nd place, and Danny Schmitt. 3rd place for sculpture Dave Geraghty, 1st place, Larry Druien, 2nd place, and Jerry Alford. 3rd place for pottery Bruce Dukes. 1st place. Jim Baker. 2nd place, for macrame and Pat Duffy, 3rd place for weaving. 1976 State Fair: Davie Hall. 3rd place for drawing and Chuck Senn. honorable mention for clay sculpture Bicentennial competition Bob Pendleton 1 st place for painting and 2nd place for string art Chuck Senn won 1st place and golden key award in state competition and honor- able mention in state and national competi- tion in New York p