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

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Attending the sophomore dance on Saturday, April 22, 1978 were the sophomore class of- ficers and their dates: Mike Ernst and Jenny Alford, Mark Kaelin and Kim LaPaille, Kenny Norris and Cindy Kuchenbrod, and Steve Miller and Brenda McCauley. M. Johnson P. Just M. Kaelin V. Kaelin M. Kemper R. Kern M. Kleinhelter R. Knott A. Koebel T. Koppei S. Lambert J. Lampkin T. Lentz D. Lichtefeld C. Long T. Luckett J. Lyons T. Lyons K. Manford K. Martin P. Mathews J. Mattingly T. McCrory P. McMillen 100 Sophomores

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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

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Dance jitters show up at first trial At your first dance you are scared because everything is new and you don ' t know what to do or how to act. Most sophomores are not old enough to drive yet so they have to get mom or dad to take them and come and get them. You have to meet your date ' s parents and they take pictures of you before you leave for the dance. You are so nervous you can t pin the flower on your date so her mom does it for you. That ' s why I always get French bou- quets. You leave and go in to the dance and get your picture taken as soon as possi- ble so that you can take your tie and coat off and go out on the dance floor. You don ' t know how to dance very well except for a slow song. You call your parents when the dance is over and tell them you found a ride to a restaurant and what time they can pick you up there. You don ' t have much money so you don ' t order much and hope that your date won ' t either. On your way home you think about how you messed up the evening and how the next time you are going to prepare for the date better. -Gary Conder Sitting this dance out. Tim Mattingly and date, Pam Ruffra. contemplate the good time they are having at the Homecoming Dance. Saturday. Oc- tober 15. 1978. Preparing for the next Boogie at the Homecoming Dance are Mark Byerly. Kim Downs. Robin Baird and Matt At- zinger. J. Meyer V. Milby J. Miles D. Miller S. Miller D. Mitchell J. Mitchell J. Moore R. Moreschi G. Morris T. Mullen T. Murta T. Nash W. Nash A. Nauert J. Nauert F. Neuner K. Norris P. Ohimann K. Oliva D. Palmer J. Phillips D. Popham S. Pruitt Sophomores 101