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

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That ' s news to me! 1 he Flight, with Mr. Walter Reichert as moderator for the second year, got off to a good start with 3 issues before Christmas. After more than one month of cancelled school days during January and February, only two more issues were possible. The Flight staff published only 3 of the 5 issues dedicated to a selected theme. The first issue, in September, was dedicated to the events that took place on Field Day. The next issue, in October, was a focus on all the clubs. A closing issue in April was a farewell to the seniors. The members of the staff took part in a one-day workshop at U. of L. which was sponsored by the Courier-Journal and Louisville Times. The staff attended ses- sions on how to write features, editorials, and general news. There was also a session on advertising, sales and layout. The Flight experienced difficulties in getting enough writers, which was never a problem before. There was much enthusiasm shown by new members who joined at the end of the year, however, f Receiving a staff award. Right writer, Richard Eichberger is congratulated by adviser, Walt Reichert at a Louisville H.S, Press Assoc, dinner. Waiting to be served at a ceremonial dinner given by the Greater Louisville H.S. Press Assoc, are Flight staff members: Frank Fehribach, John Nash. David Bischof, and Anthony Chandler Flight Staff— 1st Row: Danny Fowler Richard Eichberger, Frank Fehribach. 2nd Row: Anthony Chandler, Willy Cain, David Bischof. Mike Ray. 3rd Row: Pat Duffy, Mike Crow, Richard Blackwell, Mr. Walt Reichert, adviser 76 Flight

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Historic shutout highlights chess team ' s year ' We would like to thank Mr. Harry Rosado and Bro. Jude Costello. C.S.C., for our success was built by their leadership. -Todd Richardson vJoing undefeated in district play, the chess team ' s successful season was once again cut short by the bad winter weather. The state tournament was cancelled for this reason. The highlight of the team ' s season was the first shut-out in their history when they defeated Doss 7 games to 0. Other wins were 5-2 over Valley, 4-3 and 5- 2 over Fairdale, and 5-2 over P.R.P. All the players were underclassmen with the exception of senior, Frank Fehribach, so next year ' s season looks promising. FLAYtK BOARD WON-LOST M .e Ray 1 4-1 Philip Cullen 2 V 2-2 ' 2 Todd Richardson 3 50 Barrv Beck 4 1-3 Joe Miller 5 4-1 Frank Fehribach 6 5-0 Keith Medley 7 1-0 Paul Just 2 ' -l ' 2 Pat Doyle 1st Alternate 1-0 John Schott 2nd Alternate 10 Chess Team — Sitting: John Schott, Todd Richardson, Paul Just, Keith Medley. Standing: Mr. Harry Rosado, Moderator, Barry Beck, Joe Miller. Mike Ray, Bro. Jude Costello. C.S.C. Philip Cullen. Pat Doyle, and Frank Fehribach. Bowlers give striking performances 1 he B.D. A.M. Bowling League was in high gear again. Students on the league- winning first place team were: Joe Layman and John Payne. Runner-up team member was Jerry Cole, and 3rd place honors went to Chuck Clark ' s team. Individual trophies went to Richard Lozowicki for high game and Tony Leveronne for high series. ( Bowling Team — Front: Kevin Hayes. Joe Corbett, Chuck Clark, Tony Leveronne. Joe L.ayman, Frank Fehribach, Richard Lozowicki, Kevin Senn, Jerry Cole, and Robert Tipton. Chess Bowling 75

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How we spent our summer vacation r major challenge of any publication is the capture of what was and the making of it into what is. So it was for the Crosier, but they had one adventage, the staff had an entire summer to do it. While the rest of the world quickly advanced through the hot three months, the yearbook staff was in a time warp, allowed only to go back, not forward. As others took in a swim or a game of golf, or built up their bank accounts, the lonely laborers in the library toiled, un- dauntingly. Running through the empty halls, searching for the identity of the third guy in the second row, or rifling through a stack of old weekly calendars to find out the exact date of Field Day, the work seemed to never end. f Amid the organized clutter of the library. Crosier staffers: Chuck Hutti, Jeff Bailey, Mike Johnson, Brian Chunco, and moderator. Miss Charlotte Miller, share some levity. Caught unaware by the camera, editor, Chuck Hutti returns from one of his info-getting missions for the Crosier. Crosier 77