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

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In formation, the cheerleaders: Laura Lange, Laura Loeser, Barbara Oeschli, Mary Helen Davenport. Shem Aterbum, and Paula Gentry, try to fire up the fans during a time out at the Trinity basketball game. In a fervor of excitement, Gary Ryan and Brian Steele lead the cheering section dur- ing the emotion-packed Southern football game. Treating the fans on Halloween weekend, cheerleader, Barbara Oeschli, hides behind her mask at the Valley football game. Firing up the fans in the stands at the Shawnee football game. JV cheerleaders: Kim Lindsey. Dana Burke. Lisa McClellan, Diane Burton. Paula Goatley. Cindy Kuchen- brod. Gwen Mingus. Lori Smith, and Susan Lacefield wait for their turn on the track next year. WHAMMY AWARD WINNERS 78-79 Mr Robert Eckert — Exorcist role— Doss game Mr . Tony Riehl — Weil-Dressed Cheerleader skit— Western game Jefl Brady and Mike Johnson - Rocky skit-Butler game Mr Dan Leaser — Pep Talk— Trinity game Miss Charlotte Miller- Slide Show— St. X game | Mr Tim Hyland — Touchdown Timmy skit— Southern game Pep Club 79

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Pep rally performers given the Whammy Under the coordination of co-sponsors, Mr. Kevin Brever, Mr. Joseph Akridge, Miss Charlotte Miller, Mr. Byron Himmelheber, and Mr. Tim Hyland, the Pep Club grew to about 30 members, almost double partici- pants from last year. With this growth, fan enthusiasms also rose. The pep rallies were organized around a central theme. Mr. John Moll instituted the Whammy Award with the help of the art department and Miss Ann Howard who made a clay replica of Big Daddy to be given to the winners. The purpose of the award was to recognize those who made the pep rallies special. This, along with decorating the school before games, a T-shirt design contest, homecoming week, and cheering at games, made the Pep Club ' s efforts pay off. Clearing the field of streamers tlirown by overzealous fans, Barbara Oeschli, performs extra cheerleading duties at tiie first Trinity football game at Fairgrounds Stadium. Signaling that the freshmen cheered loudly enough to exorcize the evil spirit , Mr. Robert Eckert shows why he won the first Whammy award at the first pep rally. Pep Club— 1st Row: Jerry Tassin, Adam Koebel. John Johnson. Paul Brown, Mike Crow, Brian Chunco. 2nd Row: Kevin Wesbecker, Kevin Hayes, Mike Milliard, John Bishop, Dick Deats, Tony McCrory. 3rd Row: Mr. Kevin Brever. Miss Charlotte Miller, Jim Blomberg. Harold Goode, Bob Bond, Paul Kilkelly, Jeff Decker. David Rausch. Mike Ernst, David Fouts, Mr . Tim Hyland, Chris Vittitoe, Mr Joe Akridge, Mr. Byron Him- melheber. 78 Pep Club

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Junior Achievement gives students 2 tiie business JA is a lot of hard work but it is also a good place to meet people and have a few good times. -Dan Fowler Junior Achievement once again opened up for business on Monday nights with 7 companies. The next week 4 more were added to handle the overflow of par- ticipants making a total of 11 separate business entities operating in one building. As one of the largest programs in the area, some problems, such as, trash and wandering in the halls became evident, but the year started off well. The students then got down to business by producing their products, such as, trouble lights for cars, bookends or trivets, and making plans for their sales assault. Weekly business meetings were only a part of the JA experience as participants were given the chance to go on trips to W.K.U. or meet with others from different areas at the winter conferences of JAMCO and CINJAC. Also, trade fairs at lo cal malls gave members the chance for sales contact with the public, as well as, a chance to meet and talk to other area JA companies. When liquidation was carried out at the year ' s end, most companies were able to break even, if not declare a profit. The culmination of the program ' s efforts was an annual Future Unlimited Banquet at which many awards were received. @ Mi- ll 80 J A