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

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Concentrating on note-taking in English class, senior. Bob Eiden, stretches his legs a bit. Being congratulated by Mr John Moll, junior, Jeff Dalton, receives an honor roll award at Honors Con- vocation, June 4, 1978. Displaying an individual project which enabled him to enter architecture school, senior, Tim Rohleder, took advantage of drafting class. Using the resource materials in the library, seniors, Greg Aluey, Steve Biven, John Rosado, and David Sturgeon collaborate on some homework. Student Life 9

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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

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i if$$ 0 1 in vJontin uing a tradition, the Student Council sponsored the 8th Annual Field Day on September 23, 1977. One tradition was broken, however, as the S.C. was un- able to invite Angela Merici to the activities because of the growing size of both schools and lack of space on the school ' s campus to accommodate all the students. This put only a slight damper on the day ' s activities as new contests, such as, a whippcd-cream joust, volleyball competi- tion, and a softball-hit contest, were added upon student request. The dunking both was given a good workout, as students got a chance to drop their favorite teacher into an icy bath of water. Homeroom competition was held in the morning as each one gave his best to claim Get set, go! is sounded as teachers, Bill Young and Tom Kallay with principal, John Moll take on stu- dents, Terry Loeser, Harry Rausch, and John Young in the superstars ' marathon. Mr. Kallay beat out all the competition for the endurance run. On the advance sophomore, John Bishop, causes freshman, Greg Schmitt and his driver to retreat in the whipped cream jousting event during Field Day. Locking horns, Mr. Bob Casey and a senior keep a sure footing as their cohorts. Miss Diane Vance and Bruce Pelle, battle it out topside in the all-stars division of the whipped cream joust. Victorious was the faculty team of Vance and Casey. 10 Field Day