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

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Mr, Edward fiskher Physics Algebra Mr. Louis Dilalla English Dramatics Dramatic Club U A HARDY LUNCH prepared by the PTO mothers fortifies Mr. Louis DiLalla and Mr. Edward Fischer for the afternoon stretch. Servers, Mrs. Margaret Constine and Mrs. Agnes Jones have piloted this successful venture faculty surprises artes welcker with shower , .. fv - ? , ' ir I fi . ARE THEY ALL FOR ME exclcims Artes as she finds it hard to believe that all the nice presents just couldn't be hers, I I SURPRISE is in evidence as Artes finds an unexpected party for her given by the faculty upon entering the school library. s i, fi ,.. . -. --4, ., .- ' +- I 8 K. 1 -

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four lay teachers raise , . 3 is . ,,.. L B' l 'x 3 1 45 .sw meme 'nur--1 - I is 5- ' lift-te Mrs. Patricia Potter Mrs. Helen O'Hagan American History Secretary World History World Geography EVERY MOTHER IS A TEACHER is doubly true for Mrs. Eugene Corrigan. She not only teaches school but also mothers two little ones. Here, she enioys reading to Lese and Ricky. PYQQQQQQ I .. ' l 2 ' Mrs. Eugene Corrigan i General Mathematics 4 WCff:rs 2::::::.ff.'3hem fS 5 Typing 'Qt A x Page Twenty school staff to 28 Four lay teachers helped to increase the teaching staff to 28-the largest faculty since its founding. Mr. Louis Dilalla, who came from the University of Heidelberg to the Charleston stage, is supported by an impressive dramatics background as director of the Dock Street theater. ln addition to teaching English, Mr. DiLalla heads the drama department this year at BE. Coming to BE with four years experience teaching in Bamberg, S. C. public schools, is Mrs. Eugene Corrigan. The mother of two small children, Mrs. Corrigan teaches business subjects. A substitute teacher the first semester, Mrs. Patricia Potter added her name on the full time faculty list in January. This social studies teacher came to Charles- ton after receiving her degree at Anna Marie College in Amherst, Massachusetts. School Secretary for the firrst semester, Miss Artes Welcker concluded her service at BE on December 'IB as she prepared to become the bride of Mr. Francis Clair, during the Christmas holidays. A grad- uate of '56, Artes served as school secretary for tive semesters. During these years besides being responsi- ble for myriad office duties, Artes maintained a per- sonal interest in each student. A willing worker, she managed to find time to lend a hand to each faculty member whenever the occasion arose. With the opening of the New Year, Mrs. Helen O'Hagan assumed the responsibilities of school se:- retary. For Mrs. O'Hagan this was a return to BE as her daughter Kathleen graduated in 1956. O ...,,f ,..f

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diversified classes present limitless ,NMEN s l 5 X ss 5 6 Ll A of xy- Not yet matured seniors, yet ready to take their place in the history of the red brick school house were the under classmen. The launching site was the classroom and the most necessary element to the success of the academic program was time well spent. School was the practice place, the training ground where by rubbing elbows with others every chance was given to bring forth the abilities in them. The target, contrary to popular belief, was not so much to have knowledge poured in as it was to bring the best of what was already in, out.