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

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POOL ABOVE RIGHT This was the scene from a motel window which overlooked the pool at the Howard Johnson ' s during spring break in Pensacola. Florida Mr Tim Hyland walks around the pool with his two children. Terry and Casey RIGHT Jeff Lyons gets some sun at the pool before going out to play for the Fal- cons baseball team POOL HOURS BAITO-WPi ■UKTS OR GLASS JLpREN UNOER n ' N AI) uLT Mike Ryan and Mike House are more ambitious than their cohorts David Smith Steve Thiene- man. and Mike Thielmeier who are lounging around the pool in Florida 58 BASEBALL

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»• • • • •3$ ■ J . ' ■ lost to ' 76 Sectional Champs. Shelby County. 6-4 With a 9 and 5 record, the Falcons defeated a strong Jeffersonville team. 5-3. behind the pitching of Mike Hicks and Tim Moreschi ' s power-packed home run BD then dropped two straight to Providence, 6-3 and Western. 1-0 Next, the Falcons traveled to Clarksville. Indiana and split a double header With an 1 1 and 8 record, the team split another double header with St X The only other losses in regular season play came against DeSales. 3-2 and Stuart. 3-1. along with strong wins over Providence and Beth Haven To end regular season play, the Falcons swept Valley In a double header. 10-3 and 5-0 Crossing the plate for the first run of a 9-1 rout of Shaw High School in Mobile. Alabama, is senior. Bob Malloy LEFT Before playing Shaw High School in congratulated by Coach Tom McAnally as he Mobile the first game of their Florida road trip rounds 3rd base and heads for home after Coach McAnally and Coach Brever give the hitting his second home run of the year against baseballers a serious talk ABOVE Eric Ray is New Albany Indiana 57 BASEBALL »

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ff ■ ■ 1 Western defeated in District opener The Falcons went into district competi- tion with a 16-11 record The District draw matched them against neighborhood rival. Western In an emotion-packed game, the Falcons were victorious with a 3-0 score behind the pitching of Alan Deddens who was avenging an earlier 1-0 season loss to them This victory placed the Falcons in the district final against a tough PRP team In a tension-filled, night-time thriller, the Falcons posted a 9-5. come-from-behind win to capture the 22nd district title. They won behind the excellent relief pitching of Mike House and the last inning grand slam homer from second baseman, Fred Shablik This district victory placed them in the running for the 6th region title They were matched against a strong Central team The Falcons were beaten. 5-3. to end their highly successful baseball season with an 18-12 record p FAR ABOVE Jeff Lyons scores the second run in a 3-0 district opener win against Western LEFT The look on the faces of Coach Tom McAnally and Coach Kevin Brever shows the intensity of the district opener game against Western ABOVE Fred Shablik heads for home against Western to score the first of the team ' s three runs in the district opener 59 BASEBALL