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

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in their first full season SOCCER RESULTS Won Lost 1 3 BD Ky Country Day 4 BD Evansville Day 3 BD DeSales 2 BD New Albany 4 BD 1 Trinity 3 BD 1 St X 2 BD New Albany 5 BD 1 Ky Country Day 3 BD 2 Evansville Day 4 BD 1 DeSales 2 BD 1 Trinity 4 BD 1 St X 3 BD 1 New Albany 6 JV SOCCER TEAM FRONT ROW Bill Herp. Ricky Moreschi Mark Philpott Paul Just. Gary Hagan SECOND ROW Kerry Smith Jeff Straub Steve Eakle Keith Ash. Jeff Shadowen Kevin Redmon. Chris Rausch BACK ROW Al Moreschi Phil Mathews. Philip Cullen. Jeff Layman Jack Russell Coach Bro Carroll Posey, CSC Students spare time for bowling BOWLING TEAM FRONT Mark Duffy SECOND ROW Ken Sample Paul Just Bob Corbett THIRD ROW Joseph Hendnckson Marty Thomasson Jeff Layman Mike Milby Raque Thomas Tim Luckett BACK ROW Ed Eiden John Payne David Martincic. John Blair Tony Leveronne. Dennis Schaefer Frank Fehnbach Jim Hawkins Chuck Clark Joe Corbett The 1976-77 year was the 4th year for the AM BD Bowl- ing League The league bowled every Wednesday at Rockford Lanes Bowling Alley from the middle of October until the beginning of May Over the years the league has grown from four on a team, until this year ' s seven-member teams The Wednesday afternoons were a lot of fun for most people as more time was spent socializing with classmates than was spent at serious bowling A Bowling Banquet at Ponderosa Steak House climaxed the year All year bowlers pitched in 50e to the trophy fund That night the bowlers enioyed a rib eye steak, baked potato, salad and all the soft drinks they could handle At the banquet, while regular customers scratched their heads in wonder, the awards were given to the top bowlers Trophies were given to the 1st. 2nd and 3rd place teams Also, the bowlers with the high series, high game, and most improved record received trophies Patches were given to those bowlers who had been at the league for 2 years and had missed no more than two weeks each year The bowling league provided students with a mingling with the opposite sex from AM and a guaranteeing fun at least one afternoon a week p means of means of 69 SOCCER BOWLING

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Soccer team gains vital experience Soccer was started by a handful of seniors last year and it was continued this year With the experience of a few players from last year ' s team and the help of coaches Bro Carroll Posey. CSC and Brendan Cullen. the team made some head- way in the arena of big league soccer. The team played a total of 12 games in regular season and 1 game in the playoff tournament against New Albany, losing 6-1 after a valiant effort While last year only 7 games were played, this year ' s season total was double that Their record looks meager, but the team improved through the course of the year, learning the fundamentals of the game Other schools in the fall soccer league were more experienced and had more of a tradi- tion in soccer However, the BD team was respected as a new contender The team traveled to Evansville where it suffered a 3-0 loss, but the Evansville coach told the team after the game that they had played as well, if not better, than other teams they had played VARSITY SOCCER TEAM FRONT ROW Philip Cullen Ted Eiden Chru Welsh Ngoc Phem SECOND ROW Jim Kleitz. Marty Hanka Terry While Sieve Thorn berry Bob Eiden BACK ROW Coach Bro Carroll Posey CSC Ricky Bruce Kevin Slolt Sieve Brady Mike Brumleve John Kaelin Coach Brendan Cullen. Jack Russell ABOVE RIGHT Leading the attack winger Chris Walsh looks lor a pass play to the goal in the loss against Evansville Day 2 4 RIGHT Discussing strategy at the New Albany are senior halfback Terry White and Bro Carroll Posey. CSC 68 SOCCER .

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Senior. Danny Franklin assist Mr John J Moll bestow the NHS cowl on |unior. Terry Loeser during the induction ceremony at St Denis Church. March 20. 1977 Using spare moments meticu- lously, many concerned students and teachers helped the school in varied areas. No matter how many members or how long they had. the members of organizations used ingenuity to get the job done. Temporal rewards were few, but every part of the family was affected somehow and when needed, one was ready to lend a hand. The organizational experience could be summed up by. We were all in them together. ABOVE Toting the Iruits of their labors. SC presi dent. Joe Higgins. and SC members. Keith Mingus and Gary Weihe head lor the truck with bones of canned goods which were the proceeds of the alum m varsity basketball game The canned goods were donated to the Lit- tle Sisters of the Poor RIGHT Overcome with |oy. 1976 Homecoming Queen Kim Gentry bursts into tears after being crowned Her escort for the evening was Pep Club president Tim Kannapel ORGANIZATIONS