Bishop England High School - Miscellany Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

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Page One Hundred frosh cagers gain savy, post 7- 6 record Lvl? FROSH BASKETBALL TEAM . . . FRONT ROW: Stephen Hyland, Michael Ferri, Jay Keenan, Richard Kessler, Bill Ferrara and Leon Yonce. BACK ROW: Ron Hanna, Coach, Richard Dolan, Richard Lowry, Rusty Kienan, John Bloom, Ha ry Neal, John Mains and John Medlin. Fruits of the parochial basketball league, started last year, were opened this season on the Freshmen squad. Groping their way in the dark, trying to find their strength, the frosh were outclassed in their first few games by Garrett, Asbury and Hanahan. Asbury and Hanahan outclassed the frosh five because of their stature as iunior high up to the 'llth grade. Improving greatly as the season wore on, the little Bishops swamped the Chicora Eaglets 41-26. Emotions of ioy were turned to heartbreak as they went down in spine ticklers to St. Andrews and North Charleston. lnstilled with the same spark of fire the cage teams have exemplified before, the freshmen collect- ed themselves and challenged all comers. Amazingly improved, the biddy Bishops handled the ball with confident dexterity. invading North Charleston, the little greenies dropped the Blue Devils and shot down the Chicora Eaglets. Preliminary to the Chas-BEHS game. the cagers showed their caginess by wasting the baby Bantams. With a warm pride and an even season under their belts, the Frosh massacred the Playground All-Stars, envisioning in peoples minds of future BE's power in Basketball. JIM CONDON runs his lap in the annual Thanksgiving race. FROSH CAGE CAPSULE They Garrett 32 Asbury 48 Hanahan 40 N Chicora 26 .g 'iii North Charleston 27 Rf I Saint Andrews 31 Moultrie 25 Moultrie 23 Garrett 31 North Charleston 34 Chicora 20 Charleston 21 Playground All Stars 20

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X, X 9,3 ' e GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM , . , FRONT ROW: Rosemary White, Barbara Campbell, Margaret Ehrhardt and Carol Vonder- Ieith. SECOND ROW: Carol Hartnett, Mary Sue Mont- gomery, Ellen Buckley, Mrs. Genevieve McMahon, coach, Margie Schachte, Cathy Coolre and Mary Fox. BACK ROW Janette McCrary, manager, Veroni'a Friend, Claire O'Dris- coll, Krissy Them, Molly Mc- Gee, Mariorie Buclc, and Mary Ann Sullivan, manager. 5-14 season leaves green greenies blue We 23 23 27 22 41 22 25 25 31 47 18 21 28 23 37 24- 30 38 44 GIRLS CAGE CAPSULE McCellanviIle Garrett St. Andrews St. Pauls Chicora Charleston High North Charleston St. Andrews Moultrie Moultrie St. Pauls Georgetown Charleston High North Charleston Rivers Chicora Georgetown Murray Rivers They 19 36 32 38 35 44 20 27 38 41 28 36 46 29 37 38 38 18 33 LEADING SCORER, Margie Schachte, tries to make the score go up another notch. Sherry Hoppmann follows the ball closely. WAITING TO CATCH THE REBOUND-iust in case-is Margie S:hachte, w h i I e Sherry Hoppmann is conti- dent that Barbara Camp- beII's ball will go in. Page Ninety-Nine

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tennls track complete boys varslty sports Track and tennis two sports dubbed mayor thus year at BE are gradually gammg popu larlty In the Charleston area The Tenms Team In nts second year as one of the adopted sports at BE shows great prom use for thus season Mr John Mahoney who coached the net men last year pnoneered a very successful season has relnnquushed has lob to Sgt Bll McGrath a man with sound tennis knowledge and an enthuszasm for the sport thats hard to match In order to get acquamted wnth the abuluty of the team Sgt McGrath wnll hold a class round robun The wunners In each class will re cezve a trophy from The Treple B Club Accordung to McGrath BE IS the spear head not because at as the furst to play tennus but because ut as the fnrst hugh school here to recognize tennis as a malor sport and play at on an untermural basls TENNIS STARS Humphry lgoe Mike Robmson John Owens Gerald McMahon John McG egor and Tom Lavelle pause for a picture before practice Coached by Henry Muller the track men have been struggllng for exxstence for four years The turnout for this forthcoming season was gratlfylng and some 40 As thus edltlon of the Mnscellany goes to press plans are bemg made for a track on whuch the Bnshop wull have exclusuve rughts Coach Maller plans to schedcle at least one meet a week to put the team In fme physlcal shape for the fifth annual Evemng Post relays 0 iii-mr TRACK STAR Leon Cooper comes down the la t stretch during the Turkey Day race The BE relay men flnlshed third TRACK HOPEFULS Leon Cooper Mickey Jones James Carter Jlm Mullen and Pat Brennan don theur duds for photographer Dennis Boyd Page One Hundred One o l o I ' fl ' II I I I . . , ' . . . . . E I 4 I . ,, . , - . . . ,, . . l I if FCS' ' -'z boys are really enthusiastic about running. . Te . - . . . X 1 I. a E- g T , 'L -2 lf 2 a T I' M' 2 A 5' A T ga .,,,:+' T .