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

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asf.-W-f - tired bees QT M1 -9- Y E 1'3..L, . -ii?-N r., A v ti - ,-.. IIC .CTAH HAPPIEST HOUR OF SCHOOL DAY downs for Patricia McEvoy, Kathleen Barber, Mary Ehrhardt, Patricia Inscoe, Valarie Nobile and Barbara Jones. They gladly wave farewell before heading home. HOME JAMES, becomes the expression of the moment when the second bell sounds the departure for frosh in the annex, Michael Flato, Patty Smith, Judy Lewis, Bernadette Richards and Barbara Beeson are among the first to leave. HOMEROOM 408 . . . FRONT ROW: David Wiggins, George Smith, Keith Tapscott, Rusty Keenan, Michael DeAntonio, Robert Mock, Mark Danehy, John Hessley and Jackie Copeland. SECOND ROW: Larry Young, Michael Cole, Larry Edgington, Louis Cam- Q ponesi, Cleveland Smith, John Howell, Joe Straney, Michael De- Santis and Eddie Bates. THIRD ROW: Arthur Samuels, Bill Newell, John Mains, Michael Talton, John Bloom, James Cooney, Eugene Flannery, James Carter and Joe Gregorie. UQ' Page Fo y-CPO

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2:30 bell highlights end of happy dayu y 1 H: ,u -ZQW1' HOMEROOM 409 FRONT ROW Sandra Ryals Martha Davey Cynthua Allen Barbue Robunson Euleen Esposito Carol Hoppmann Gaul Hodge Barbara Jones Pat Smoot Patty Duffy and Carol Bunch SECOND ROW Lunda Lavendar Beth laurey Nautue Mason Kathy Markham Margaret Hoppmann Teresa Lott Marsha Page Forty 9 6 42 'X M , 1 - 6 . 5 s ,,i 10 up W 1. S5 li ns: Duamond Angela Urban Sharon Edmlnston Gaynell Benton Nan cy Leopold and Barbara McAllen BACK ROW Bonnie Bennett Margaret Jenkuns Betsy Reynolds Molly Magee Valerue Nobule Mary Medlun Mary Ehrhardt Pot lnscoe Jamue Cunnungham Mary Lou Beshere and Pat Kelly H310 If 7 B ,XQJNI 'r JJ 1 XJ 1760 E k X A LIKE OUR LIDS9 Barbue Robunson and Mary Lou Beshera guve theur homeroom gurls opportunuty to ponder thus questuon Theur creatuons are un keepung wuth the custom of French gurls who wear such hats un hopes of gettung cu good hu bond Thus event takes place on the feastday of St Catherune November 27 , g Q - - 1- .4 L . ' Q 4 I ug 4 , . , X , . -1 ,ff fy, mu 1. i 1 . L , N 1 Q ' 3 - ' ' r ' T 1 '95 sclu 1' v - ' ' 5 1 I 1 1 l 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' ' 1 . 1 ' 1 l . I I I l I I I . ' I ' : . I I O ' I I I . I I 1 1 1 1 . F A lg 5 Q I ID' ' 1' ','1 . 1 1f 5 A N f ffl: f' ,Z , ' C Q , ' ,N A XX ui 2,5-,fit gg Kt.,jl 6 uf 5 uf-, ' 2 1 ,J X X ' 1 1 Q . l We Y l 1 , ' ' ' 1 ukugf ,V K Mil li ' l ' ,J s K Q XX E V' www ...V 4 ' V I ffnl Q ,575 x 4 E V'--FQ N J Q K x X , . . S . . . , .

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wise fools appreciate group guidance hour 'SQVT , we HOMEROOM 100 . . . FRONT ROW: John Meyers, Raymond Comar, Billy Edwards, Charles Caraveillo, Danny Maguire, Edward Marcil, Ealy Ritter and Thomas Gerkin. SECOND ROW: Gerald Surface, George Griffith, John Thomas, Harold Hufton, James Sadler, Harry l HAVE AN IDEA! volunteers Lucille Schachte, Chairman. Betty Murphy and Theresa Smith listen attentively for her suggestions. Page For ty-Two Jett, Charles McAlister, Ernie Pye and Leon Brux. BACK ROW: Ralph Howard, Michael Murphy, Pat Sheedy, Charles Straney, James Pooser, Pat Slattery, Leroy Fox, Benny Padget and James Scott. A worth while addition to the school schedule was the guidance period. Expressing their views on a variety of subjects under careful guidance resulted in a broadening of knowledge and understanding for the sophomores. Homeroom period also included the reading of the BE-minder the daily school bulletin. This paper replaced the familiar routine of making the day's announcements over the PA. This bulletin was of a mimeographed paper which was looked forward to as a witty and enioyable way of conveying the day's highlights. Another change for the second yearmen, was the election of sophomore class officers. This opened a new field of power to the four representatives, Charles Straney, president: Barbara La Marche, vice- president, Carol Moore, secretary, and Pat Sheedy, treasurer. Taking part in Leaders Club meetings gave them a chance to become more a part of the school and to participate in its activities.