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

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Behind- the- scene workers . ' fi ' Sharing secretarial duties between the Falconeers As Mrs. Pat Hicks will tell you, most of a school and the Athletic Dept., Mrs. Betty McGrath spent secretary ' s time is spent answering the telephone, her day in two offices. At lunchtime, however, she was Along with answering a parade of student questions selling game tickets most of the time. throughout the day, Mrs. Hicks burned typewriter keys. Ubrary Assistants -Kelly Smith, Scott Hunter, John Steve Gregory, Miss Charlotte Miller. Library Media Part-time secretary in charge of attendance, Mrs. Sodini, Gerald Heuke, Rusty Wessel, Mark Faulkner, Specialist. R ' ta Clayton was kept busy when the flu epidemic hit in February. Office Assistants — 1st Row: Gerald Tubb, John Dever, Wes Newton. Steve McMillen, John Rhea, 2nd Row: Norman Neuner, Joel Milliner, Kevin Dicken, Danny Walsh, Forrest Snyder, Tony Steuer. Richard Lozowicki, Joe Armstrong. Danny Crockett, Jay Sodini. 34 People

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Suited up for the chilly temperature, assistant prin- cipal, Mr. Ed Schickel helps situate cars in the icy parking lot during the winter. Mr. Schickel has a B.S. in education from Indiana University and a masters in guidance counseling from Xavier University. He taught English 9, 10. and 12 and was moderator of the vocational education program. Giving the victory sign on Field Day, Mr. Karl Schmitt is paraded around by his H.R. 14 students. Mr. Schmitt earned a B.A. in journalism at Morehead and taught English 10, 11 and journalism. He was assistant varsity football coach and JV football and track coach. Resident arrowhead buff. Mr. Dave Stemie steps it up to get to his class. With a B.A. in education from Bellarmine College. Mr Stemie taught anthropology and U.S. history. Breaking the monotony of her freshman and sophomore French classes. Mis s Lisa Stucker shares some humor with her students. An Indiana University graduate with a B.A. in arts and sciences. Miss Stucker was new to the faculty this year. Keeping calm with a draw from his pipe, athletic director, Mr. Leo Tierney watches the action at the first Trinity football game. Mr. Tierney taught English and reading and was Falconeer moderator. He has a B.A. degree in history from Bellarmine College. Demonstrating the use of a cube with relation to volume, Science and Math Department head. Miss Diane Vance, teaches the faculty the metric system. Teaching chemistry, chemical science, and physics. Miss Vance used the B.A. in biology she earned from Spalding College She was moderator of the National Honor Society and coordinated the Red Cross blood- mobile program. On the front steps of the school, Mr. Ron White talks to Kevin Martin and Chris Ohimann after sc hool. Mr. White taught sociology and religion and was co- moderator of the Student Council. He has a B.A. in psychology and an M.S. in social studies from Indiana University. Emceeing at honors convocation is only one of Mr. Gerald Wilkinson ' s jobs as assistant principal. A graduate of Bellannine with a B.A. in education and a masters degree in education from Indiana University, Mr. Wilkinson was also business manager of the school. A member of the spiritual development committee, Mr. Bill Young cooks supper with junior, Tony Cloe, at a summer meeting. Mr. Young taught algebra, calculus, probabilities and statistics, and drafting. He has a B.A in mathematics from Bellarmine College and served as cross country and JV basketball coach. Faculty 33

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keep school running smoothly I ' laking life easier for the students and faculty was the job of many different peo- ple in many different areas other than the classrooms. Keeping the school clean, answering telephones, keeping the paper work caught up, providing lunches, taking care of attendance records, and bringing library materials to the students were vital services to the school. Loyal workers in these areas were often doing their jobs behind the scenes. Making their jobs easier were student aids who volunteered their free period to run errands and man the circulation desk in the library. Others received little pay for afterschool clean-up of halls and classrooms. @ Taking some time off. school secretary, Mrs. Mary Moll, slips into the gym to watch the U. of L. drama production. Caugfit in a rarely-seen pose. Mr. Jim McGee is shown eating lunch with Mrs. Hallie Westerman in the cafeteria. Mr. McGee. the highly praised maintenance engineer, kept the school sparkling as usual. In the business office. Mrs. Lavinia Osborne, chats with Mrs, Hallie Westerman about financial matters. Mrs. Osborne was bookkeeper for the school ' s ac- counts. Cafeteria workers — Mrs. Regina Steffan, Mrs. Viola Stenger. Mrs. Dorothy Snawder, Mrs. Doris Leitner. and Mrs. Hallie Westerman. Slaving away after everyone has gone home, Chris Vittitoe. John Crawford, and Danny Ryan worked some of their tuition off by cleaning the school. People 35