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

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snowfall in 16 years blankets blshop england lt's just beautiful Will it cover the ground? Can we go out? Let'5 have q snowball fight! exclaimed the stu- dents as their radiant faces expressed emotions of ioy, ex- citement and befuddlement. Tumbling slowly to the ground from the bleak sky, the light snow was the first the port city of Charleston had seen in 'l6 years and the first seen from the windows ot' Bishop Enpland by its' 693 students. The wonderful, warm feeling aroused by the falling snow was not restrained as pupils spontaneously raced to the windows to get a closer look at this mystery of crystallization. The PA system boomed as the rector, Father Croghan, announced that school would close so that home could be reached before bridges became hazardous. Both front and back yards were then nominated as battlegrounds. Snowbulls went flying, camera shutters clicked and spirits rose sky high. Even though the snowmen melted after exposure to the sun's fiery tongue, the rememberance of this snow-laden day, dated Ma , will ever be unforgettable for the pres- ent studenYs1:f-the High School on Calhoun Street.

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