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

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Becoming involved with his typing class, Mr. Michael Egan shows them how it ' s done. Mr. Egan also taught courses in accounting and consumer education. Head of the Business Department and J.A. moderator. Mr. Egan has a B.A. in education from Bellarmine College. I In his second year of teaching at B.D., Mr. Dennis Graves taught geometry and math 10. He has a B.A. in math from Hanover College. Mr. Graves was a very busy athletic department trainer and spent many hours looking after athletes ' ankles. Enjoying a humorous story with his psychology class is Rev. James F. Hackett. He served as school chaplain, moderator of the Senior Service Program, freshman counselor. Religion Department Head, and taught classes in psychology and doctrine. He has a B.A. in philosophy from St. Meinrad College, a Masters of Divinity in theo. from St. Meinrad Sch. of Theo. and an M.A. in counseling and psychology from Spalding. As leader of the choir, Mrs. Pat Hedelman initiates more volume from them at the baccalaureate mass. Graduating from Indiana University, Mrs. Hedelman earned a B.A. in religious studiee. Ste taught religion 9 and 10. Participating in Field Day, Mr. Keith Higdon cheers his homeroom on in the relay event. Mr. Higdon taught typing 9 and English 10 and was English Department chairman He received a B.A. in educa- tion from Bellarmine College. A teacher with hie own style. Mr. Byron Him- melheber talks to his class with junior, Bemie Mitchell, looking over his shoulder. Holder of a B.A. and M.S. in social studies from Indiana University and an MA. in educational pss chology, Mr. Himmelheber taught ecology and U.S. history. He was also a mem- ber of the Pep Club team. Watching a student ' s progress in art class. Miss Anne Howard smiles her approval. Miss Howard has a B.A in art from Ursuline College and an MA. in teaching of art from U. of L She taught all art classes and headed the Art Department 2o Faculty

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After a special jubilee mass on Sunday. April 23, 1978 in honor of Bro. Jude Costello ' s golden anniver- sary as a Holy Cross Brother, a reception was held in the cafeteria. A faculty meeting was held on Friday, April 21st dur ing Bro. Jude Week, to especially honor their fellow teacher. At the meeting, freshman, Tim McGuire, presented to him a sketch he had drawn after reading an article about him in The Record. We love you, Brother Jude Sitting in the stands at the faculty-junior Softball game, Bro, Roland Driscoll, C.S.C, pulls for his fellow teachers. Bro. Roland taught government and economics, headed the bookstore, and was bingo moderator He has a B.A. and MA. in education. Accepting the first Whammy Award from Mr. John Moll is Mr, Robert Eckert. senior class moderator and current events and U.S. history teacher. A long- time faculty member, Mr. Eckert has a B.A. degree in education from Bellarmine College. rV quarter-page ad ap- peared in The Record on April 20, 1978 which read: Congratulations. Bro. Jude. on celebrating ;our golden an- niversary as a member of the Bro- thers of Holy Cross. The students, faculty and parents of Bishop Dauid High School say.THANKS. for fifty years of loyal service in Christian education. From Mich- igan to Neu) York, from Notre Dame to Wisconsin, from Indiana to India and Pakistan, you have unselfishly given yourself to thou- sands of young people. For all this, and especially the last ten years you have shared with us in Louisville, we are truly grateful. Your youthful spirit and cheerful dedication continue to inspire us. WE LOVE YOU. ca Bro, Jude 27

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Caught in a quiet motnent at his desk is Mr. Tim Hyland who took over a job as an assistant principal and coordinator of the general academic sections. A political science major at St, Louis University, he earned a B.A. degree and then an MA. in teaching from Spalding College. After school, Mr. Hyland was co-moderator of the Pep Club and established the WBD Radio Club. New to the faculty, Mr. Tom Kallay takes his dunks with the best of them on Field Day. Coming from the University of Montana with a B.A. in art, Mr. Kallay took on teaching religion, geography, and U.S. history. The Falconeer Father-Son night brought faculty and fathers together Mr. Dan Leasor talks to parent, Robert Brown during the refreshment segment of the program. Mr Leasor received a B.A. in health and physical education from Westem Ky. University. He taught P.E. health, headed the Physical Education Department, and was assistant varsity football coach in charge of the defense. This we believe about athletics In an effort to create as much of a Christian atmosphere as possible at com- petitive events, the 4 Catholic boy ' s high schools created a statement of beliefs about athletics. Under the leadership of Mr. John Moll, the principals and athletic direc- tors met and formulated a set of guidelines for spectators and players. Basically, the guidelines point out that participants, both in the stands and on the field, should keep the contest in perspective while accen- tuating the positive statements about their own team and not negative ones about their opposition. These guidelines were presented to the faculties and public at a news conference on August 30, 1977 and set into practice at that time. ( The principals and athletic directors who made the Statement of Beliefs about Athletics possible: Bro. John Wills. C.F.X.. St X principal: Rev. Thomas Duerr, Trinity principal: Mr. Rex Robinson. DeSales athletic director: Mr. John Moll, Mr. Leo Tierney. Mr. Paul Young. St. X athletic director: Rev. Harry Jansing. Trinity athletic director: Rev. Farriel Kane. DeSales principal. Administration Z