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

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at Ring Dance ' F ill .T ' f t D. McCue J. McGarry J. McGrath S. McMillen D. Melton J. Meyer K. Meyer G. Miller J. Milliner K. Mingus B. Mitchell A. Moreschi D. Mount S. Mullaney T. Myers D. Nash J. Nash R. Nash N. Neuner W. Nevitt M. Norris C. Ohimann J. Payne J. Payne M. Philpott D. Poll M. Poynter K. Prestigiacomo M. Ralston D. Randall C. Rausch H. Rausch G. Ray M. Ray K. Redmon P. Renn J. Rhea K. Risen G. Ritchie J. Russell Boogeyin on Gary Ryan and Sandy Pruitt take advantage of the music at the Junior Ring Dance. Juniors 109

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New trend introduced by King Tut exhibition ( was the first dance I wanted to stay} at all night. The junior Ring Dance was one of the mani; highlights of the junior year. -Mike Ray 1 he Ring Dance was held on Saturday, April 29, 1978 vwth music provided by See Saw. Approximately 55 couples danced the night away in disco frenzy. Highlighting the night was a demonstration of Steve Martin ' s infamous dance from his King Tut parody by Mark Philpott, Mike Bickett, and Kevin Redmon. Using their knowledge of ancient Egyptian culture, the trio per- formed the movements in true Tutish style. Caught in a quiet moment. Matt Ralston and date, Patti McGrath give tlieir legs a rest from the excite- ment of the Junior Ring Dance. Listening to the good sounds roll, Brian Steele with date, Melanie Murrel and Pat Duffy and date, Caroline Wathen take a rest from dancing. Taking a breather from the danc- ing, Dana Burke, Denny Nash, Lisa McClellan, Gary Ryan, and Cindy Kuchenbrod strike a pose in the outer hall at the Junior Ring Dance. April 29, 1978. 108 ju mors I

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• » To me he is worth a million F. Schmidt J. Seller F. Selent K. Sellers D. Senn G. Senn G. Shircliff D. Smith K. Smith J. Sodini J. Sodini B. Steele T. Steuer M. Stone M. Thieneman T. Thieneman C. Thompson M. Thompson P. Tierney S. Tierney J. Toth J. Underwood S. Vaughn K. Vittitow J. Wallace T. Wathen L Weidner L. Williams C. Willman C. Wolfe B.Wood J. Young ■ Keith Mingus is a person who is very close to me. He is a person who, I feel, is a true Christian and friend. For the last 3 years he has helped me through times of hatred and ignorance. In today ' s society, especially in Southwest Jefferson Count;, it is hard to find true friends when you are black. I am sure that a lot of people are not m ; friends because of my being black, but this did not stop Keith. For some reason I feel as though I am a part of his family because they are so loving and caring. To me, he is worth a million. -Anthony Chandler. Contemplating the Falcons on the basketball court, junior, Keith Mingus, watches the action at a varsity game. A. Ryan G. Ryan P. Scadden P. Scannell J. Scheler jyifc» t : - ; . r ' h , - i; ' Ji 1 10 Juniors