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

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1 completuon of thurd years funan ' ,raves U!! ' uni HOMEROOM 20l FRONT ROW Sally Bell Annette Buero Adruenne Grubman Mary Muchel Barbara Campbell Mary Ann Ruggs Carolyn Carol Mary Condon Carolyn Kennedy and Jean Shahud SECOND ROW Loruce Adry Leulua Furlong Janet Dawkuns Patrucua Cooper Melverue Kops Katherune Reynolds Judy Dunne C3945 Q U C857 4 QQ L xox gg., N ,,.., Q Y Wfidfjyfk OO ind' Geraldune Futzhugh Sherry Ann Bacon Rosalind Westgate Margaret Padgett and Mary Ann Sulluvan BACK ROW Mary lucua Carter Veronuca Fruend Marueanne Adaur Sharon Drawdy Margorue Buck Stepluana Urban Ceculua Madden Krussy Them Nancy Hoppman Mary Smith and Carol Hartnett Perhaps the most excutung and eventful of all the hugh school years us the lunuor year For ut us un thus thurd year that the new responsubuluty of funancung the prom falls to the lunuor Class In order to make thus event the best ever the lunuors under the durectuon of Father Robert Kelly undertook several successful funancual prolects Featurung the latest un duds for boys and gurls the fashuon show brought un a profut of S200 Thus was made possuble by the co operatuon of Karl Karesh who donated hus tume and clothung For the boys the annual Sadue Hawkun Dance was a specual treat On thus occassuon ut was up to the gurls to provude the transportatuon and funance the date The weaker sex successfully turned the tables for a S120 profut Two more dances Homecomung and Thanksguvung netted S150 Funancual ventures for tl'e furst semester closed wuth a Communuty Club Awards druve As a reward for all the hard work a Rung Hop took place un the early part of Aprul lt was here that the Junuors receuved theur long awauted school symbol coveted by the thurd year students Due to the success of theur ventures the goal the lunuor senuor prom was realuzed The best lunuor senuor ever us what they had un mund and consequently theur careful plannung resulted un a tune affaur . . ' . 1 ,746 . GZ , f f VZ itl I K yvyi '. Y ' 'T f K . . J A u - E ' luis? u 1 A JJ! . . . I . . I I gh -J . ' . , . . i . Sf' gs- , A .1 A . f 6' . - fi, N ' - 'F 4 . ' . . 1' Fzugefutt

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M? ., REAL SHARP muses Gerald Me er as Karl Karesh fnfs a s orfs Y P coat on Joe Reilly James Hyland looks on with an admiring glance MODELING SCHOOL FASHIONS is fun for Tommy Beshere and Carol Harvneff fwo clothes conscious feens Ill WWW LQURIFT 'Q M ui ' OH, YOU DIDN'T remarks Bonnie DuForf and Lorice Adry as Jane! Dawkins relafes how she nabbed her dafe for the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Page ForvyYNine

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H C vhs u 1 BIG MOMENT has come for David Lanborne to present the corsage ot his choice to Marie Ann Adair. Mary Lucia Carter places Joe Cannon's boutonniere in his lapel before leaving for that long awaited Junior-Senior. culminates in junior - senior banquet, prom HOMEROOM 202 . . . FRONT ROW: Carl Poole, James Comar Robert Hendricks, Eddie Mabry, Billy Villeponteaux, James Hyland, Joseph Cannon, Paul Urrichio, Richard Hartnett and Ralph Riols. SECOND ROW: Francis Moran, Edward Wheaton, John Kennerty, 4 U V QC, ,!CO , 1 Larry Jensen, William Strause, Jim Mullen, John Waters and Michael Fitzhugh. BACK ROW: Ronald Laidlaw, Jaclr Daniels, Mille LaTorre, Tammy Ryan, John McGorty, Ted Ehrhardt, Tommy Beshere, Timothy Loclrlair, Charles Woods, Jimmy Bunch and Jimmy Mitchell. Q, JI' ,- on gg A -sf