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

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On his way to the Top of the Tower lor • JA luncheon BD s JA center manager. MR MICHAEL EGAN. is accompanied by Louisville JA director. Craig Scherman junior. David Sturgeon and senior Tom Berryman and the chauffer Besides his JA duties Mr Egan taught business English to seniors and typing to freshmen A graduate of Bellarmine College, he holds a B A degree in education Taking care of business The business department electives catered only to upperclassmen. Most of them took typing their first year Mr. Mike Egan took on the typing chores and also taught a business English course to seniors. He also was Junior Achievement moderator and won an award from JA as Center Manager of the Year for his work with the JA members at BD Mr Dennis Nash taught business law to seniors and a business math course to juniors He was also head varsity football coach and golf coach JO Contemplating strategy at the Trinity football game, head coach MR DENNY NASH awaits the outcome of a play Mr Nash taught business math and business law and holds a B S degree in Business from U of L He was also head golf coach 30 BUSINESS

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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

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Testing the road with student driver. Danny Fowler. MR BOB BRONGER. checks his loot on the brake Mr Bronger taught driver education and physical education and health He was a graduate of BD and went on to Marshall University where he received a B A degree in education He was also an assistant football coach for the Falcons P.E. MR WILLIE JACKSON ' S |Ob as JV basketball coach included pep talks during the game During the day he taught physical education and health to freshmen and sophomores Mr Jackson graduated from Morehead University and holds a B A degree in education ' -AHreaMi 1 VX Student Dri I Dept. struggles with limited facilities Freshman physical education and health was taught by Mr. Willie Jackson who was also JV basketball coach. Mr. Ken King taught frosh physical education and health and also an advanced physical education course to upperclassmen. Mr. King was assistant varsity football coach. Mr Robert Bronger taught one physical education health course and driver ' s edu- cation He was also assistant varsity football coach. Mr. Bronger found fame this year because one of his students. Kevin Dicken. who really took his course seriously, won the state driving championship to become the best driver education student in the state. Kevin went on to compete in national competition in Nashville. Tenn. Mr. Bronger won an award, along with Kevin for this distinction. One could also find Mr. Bronger in the cafeteria every day during lunch because he also served as cafeteria proctor during fourth period. (0 Helping head football coach Nash out MR KEN KING shouts out a command as an assistant varsity football coach Mr King ' s teaching duties included PE health He received a B A degree in education from U of K. 31 PE HEALTH