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

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fm f mf fwehf As Jubilation shines on the faces of Jerry Tassin, Philip Scadden. David Fouts, and Jeff Brady after the Falcons score another touchdown against DeSales. we put the finishing touches on another Crosier volume, we would like to remember those shadowy figures of the valiants who triumphed over forgetfulness and fuzzy memories: Miss Charlotte Miller, adviser, whose ten quick digits typed out every line in the book; editor, Chuck Hutti, whose quick wit gave life to deflated in- tellects and whose quick foot on the gas pedal made the trip to McDonald ' s and back in record time; sportsman, Mike Johnson, who helped the crowded sports ' pages unfold and amid a pool of snafus on regular visits from his lifeguard duties; Jeff Bailey, whose speedy pen marked off many pages at the 3-R table; Brian The Click Chunco, whose negative work helped put the book to print; and the cast of tens whose little helps gave the Crosier a needed push now and then. The real purpose of the 1978 Crosier is to help you with your memories in the years to come. Telling it like it was is your story, of the times you spent doing the things shown and told on the pages of this book. It was a lot of work, but we had fun and hope we told it like it was. loo Closing

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Our thanks to David Reichelt for the pictures in the football section. Thanks to Mr. Al Waller for graduation and baccalaureate pictures and to all the members of the Camera Club who were there when things happened so we could remember how it was. Thanks also to their ad- viser, Mr. Larry Clem. We wish to thank Mr. Dick Peterman of Delmar Publishing Co. for helping with the design of the cover and the change in our type styles. A special thinks to Mr. Kevin Brever and the teachers and staff we imposed upon during the summer to help us identify people in pic- tures. We want to thank all of the students who wrote for us, but whose work we could not find room for and those whose work we did use, but to whom we forgot to give credit. We want to thank David Miller who did extra work for us. An extra-special thanks goes to editor. Chuck Hutti, who spent so many hours in the library working on the book that his spirit and deter- mination were an inspiration to us all.