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

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pedagogical experience produces makers J-chaff wc, 'VN f 7 V' 7k 441174 Jldadf 46 fu, umm HL ,L-4!'2't4,f fu. +lL'31Lo-1 --L 7 Zslil- lt Z 2 1- I 1 Sour N C AROLI Ill , Z, IONIL ' STATE ,Ll.r T CRTC '414-0.0 111,111-441 Makers of History, back-bone of the school, the eight diocesan priests, sixteen sisters and four lay teachers who staff Bishop England delve deep into past history to apply their experiences to nowaday problems. One third of the full-time faculty have graduated from Bishop England and it is upon this foundation that we profit in the present be- cause of the knowledge of the past. It is these devoted servants of God who have helped shape the history and it is they who are sharing this experience with the students. Without their price- less contributions, the time capsule would remain unfilled and Bishop England would be non-existent.

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J A f .,. L 'Qt l 'Wlffi lffli li wget , ,., 1 .X. s As one of his first official acts as the newly installed Bishop of Charleston, His Excellency, Bishop Hallinan ap- pointed Rev. William J. Croghan to succeed Monsignor John L. Manning. Finding someone who could measure up to the caliber of men such as Father Manning and Father O'B.-len was no easy task. At the end of the quest for the most perfect replacement the choice of Father William Croghan came as no surprise. Examination of Father Croghan's past record showed that he best fulfilled these requirements. Graduating in 1940, Father Croghan headed for the Seminary, leaving behind his record of zealous and spirited participation on school activi- ties at Bishop England. On May 25, 1947 Bishop Emmett Walsh ordained Father Croghan into the holy priesthood. Living Christ's words to preach and teach, Father ioined the faculty of the Alma Mater. Enthusiasm was personified as Father Croghan led and advised the Key Club, the band, the Dramatics Club, and the Student Council. ln 1953 Father Croghan became second in command with the title of Vice-Rector. After serving two years in this capacity Father was appointed Diocesean Director of the CCD and given the pastorship of Langley, S. C. Six years later, he left his second parish, this time in Anderson, to receive his commission as Rector of the school around which half his life and much of his love had already been centered. -3 3 'llilffr' ' .szl - ' w e lt lil it J ' t .l ll till we lt UT DILIGATIS KNVICEM Y ? 1 fy f. fl 'W X i His Excellency, The Most Reverend Paul John Hallinan Bishop of Charleston