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

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J. Ackerman A. Anderson E. Anderson J. Anderson F. Ansert K. Ash M. Atzinger J. Bailey K. Bartley G. Bickett M. Bickett J. Bishop J. Blomberg B. Bond R. Boone S. Bossmeyer M. Brannick J. Bradley T. Bright J. Brister P. Brown J. Buehner B. Bums G. Butler M. Byerly D. Cain R. Calhoun J. Carman P. Carroll D. Chavous B. Chunco T. Ciukaj B. Clark C. Clark D. Clark J. Clark G. Conder J. Corbett K. Crockett A. Cronin T. Curley P. Dale J. Decker K. Deddens M. DeWitt S. Dicken C. Doerhoefer T. Eldridge M. Ernst M. Fauth M. Fey R. Fischer D. Fouts K. Fowler M. Fowler J. Frazure J. French M. Gagel D. Gaus D. Goetz H. Goode H. Gravatte T. Greenwell T. Gresosky ' , 9 t f fe.. 98 Sophomores

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S ' « SOPHOMORE ClASS OFFICERS: Mark Kaelin, Vice-President; Ken Nonrts, President; Mike Ernst, Secretary; Steve Miller, Treasurer; Bro. Carroll Posey, CSC, Moderator i sM ( Sophomores dig in The sophomore year is probably one of the best years because it rr eant we were old enough to get our driver ' s license, start going out on dates, and getting more involved in school activities. The sophomore year was a great one! -John Ackerman What is the sophomore year? To some sophs it was just one more year of school to finish or it was a year of increased responsibility, but to most sophs it was a year to start getting involved with the school. Most of the freshman year was spent learning the ropes. With this accomplished, sophs began to complete increased workloads of homework in harder classes and got to know the teachers better. Also, it meant a time to get involved with sports and J.A. The sophomore year was also a time to get in- volved with friends. Receiving that coveted driver ' s license helped a lot with dates, cruisin ' , a part-time job, and transportation to school. To most sophs the year was a time of dedicated hard work, con- tinual change, and necessary rest and relaxation. It was also a year of involvement with the school com- munity. 5 Biology class was something new for transfer student, George Brownfield. Sophomores 97

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Teachers viewed through pupils ' eyes My fauorite teacher is Mr. McAnally. He is the fairest teacher I kr ow. We learn a lot in his class reading books. I think reading is the most important subject in school. -Tom Williams. M fauorite teacher is Mr. Eckert because he tries to make his class interesting all year. He helps you with anything you need help on. You can ask him about a certain date in history and he can tell you just about everything that hap- pened on that day. It ' s just like he was liv- ing back in that time. -Steve Lambert. My favorite class is art. The teacher is Miss Howard and I like how she runs the art department. If you are stuck and do not know what to do, she is there giving you many suggestions on what you can do. -Kenny Horn. ( Catching up in reading class, Tom Mullen and Jim Shofner. get lost in the printed page. D. Grimes M. Gritton T. Guinn G. Hagan R. Hager D. Hallahan W. Hartley S. Hayden K. Hayes M. Heckman G. Henderson T. Henley W. Herp S. Higdon C. Hillerich B. Holmes K. Horn R. Huff M. Huitt R. Hunter T. Hutchins M. Jansing T. Jarboe E. Jekel Sophomores 99