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

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telling it like it w as STUDENT LIFE One reason I like B.D. is the number of activities held here, for instance. Field Day and Student Government Week. —Chris Wolfe One of the hard parts about student life during the Winte r of 77-78 was getting to school. Senior, Forest Snyder, gingerly walks on the ice on his way to his first period class. Watching the Powder Puff football game, juniors. Harry Rausch, Mark Philpott. Mike Ray, Mike Norris. and Brian Steele cheer on the varsity cheerleaders. Student Life 7

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Eating his favorite snack, popcorn, sophomore Paul Ohimann, takes in a basketball game. 6 Student Lifc ' ' %

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ty Touclv of Chss Oftentimes there seems to be a barrier between the student and teacher which prevents a true learning experience. Somehow, though, the administration, faculty and students seem to have broken down that barrier and opened new vistas for education. This is what makes class life different at B.D. A one-on-one type of teaching is used at certain levels to intensify the ability of the student to absorb knowledge. Panel discus- sions of students, guests from outside the school, individual projects, or long-term studies, expanded the areas to which a course could venture. Most important, was the exchange allowed between both stu- dents and teachers on both academic and personal levels, f Pausing a moment in math class, sophomore, David Rougeux. studies his computation, while classmate, Jeff Decker finishes up his problem. 8 Student Life