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

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Trying to convince their dads to |Oin the Falconeers are Tim Thieneman and Chris Rausch at the Father- Son night. September 28. 1 977 The Mothers ' Club had a monthly meeting with featured guest speakers. One of the memorable ones was Ed Kallay of WAVE-TV who delighted the audience with his common sense philosophy After Mr Kallay ' s death in March, he was remembered for his visit to the Mothers ' Club. They also sponsored their annual Card Party on March 25, 1977 It was held in the cafeteria and. as usual, brought in a full house. The proceeds went to the school © MOTHERS CLUB OFFICERS Tess Hum. cor- responding secretary. Micki Williams, treasurer. Barbara Elkins vice-president. Betty Dalton. president Helen Senn out-going president Joseph Ballard CSC, moderator Bro 83 MOTHERS ' CLUB

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Falconeers, Mothers Club provide needed revenue I he Falconeers and Mothers ' Clubs supported school activities by sponsoring money-making projects The Falconeers were totally responsible for Wednesday night bingo in the newly air conditioned gym and cafeteria The revenue from this activity helped support the school ' s athletic program. The Falconeers were also the overseers of the Softball field on the school grounds which has the reputation of being the best field in the Louisville area. During the summer months, dads and faculty members manned the concession stand as people came from all over to watch Softball The revenue from the field went into the general school fund. The Falconeers also sponsored a Father- Son night on September 28. 1976 Students brought their Dads so they could get acquainted with the Falconeers and socialize afterwards with the help of refreshments. FAR ABOVE President of (he Falconeers. Mr Jim Moreschi speaks at the Father Son night ABOVE Rick Hager. his dad W J Hager and Dr Damon Eldndge listen as Mr Leo Tierney explains the Falconeers at the Father Son night 82 FALCONEERS

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Tres bien sounded out for French Club ' s first year I f you happened to stroll past Room 102 on any given Wednesday it would seem as if you had passed from one continent to another Such phrases as je suis tres fatigue or comment alley-vous would emit from the walls and a French atmos- phere would pervade the hall Was it a meeting of L ' Etats General or was it Mardi Gras? No. but it was a meeting of the newly formed French Club The club was started by Mr Rocky Yates. French teacher, and the club ' s mode- rator Helping Mr Yates lead the club were its president, senior, Steve Shadowen. vice-president, sophomore, Steve Eakle. secretary, sophomore, Tony Kemper, and treasurer, senior, Tony Cecil In its con- stitution the club states as its purpose to promote the French language and its use and to add in some way to its sponsor, the school Even though the French club was unable to sponsor any event this year, it did succeed in laying the foundation for next year ' s French scholars JO FRENCH CLUB FRONT ROW Mr Rocky Yates moderator Greo, Ebel James King Tony Kemper Chuck Hutu Bob McCauley Steve Shadowen Tony Bell Steve Eakle. Joe Underwood David Rautch BACK ROW President Tony Cecil treasurer Mike Bickett Mark Thompson 84 FRENCH CLUB I fJL