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

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beat deadline amid fun, organized chaos T' v-- -- -f -f Y r............ rw-, , N-.. , V-, ff ss .ur- if 'ar .,,.V,, , , lpn 'x-1r-,-- HOW TO MAKE A B-HIVE BEHAVE is one of Sister Dorothy Marie's accomplishments. Here, She is SW0V 1 Cd Wm' questions bY editors, Regina Qualey, Andrea Ritter, Jim Mullen and Sally Degnan. Published 6 Times a Year by the BISHOP ENGLAND HIGH SCHOOL CSPA - All-Catholic, NSPA - All-Americang CSPA - Editor-in-Chief David Heisser Associate Editor Regina Qualey News Editors Sally Degnan, Andrea Ritter Mary Ann Sullivan Betty Kane Nancy Wall Joe Weinrich James Mullen James Mitchell Roy Clifton rlxe, Agnes Sheedy Patricia Williams Helen Ehrhardt Assistants James Hyland Mary Roemplre, Bobbie Marie Molony, Margaret Reporters Theresa Armstrong Barbara Clifton, Janet Dawkins, Tammy Blyth, Margaret Adams, Jean Shahid, Margo Brock, Sue Schwerin, Evelyn Dean, Joe Williman. LAST MINUTE CHANGES present problems to editor, Page Seventy-Seven

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ABOUT TIMEI announces Joe Weinrich to B-Hive members Mary Ann Sulli- van and Nancy Wall a few minutes late for the weekend staff meeting. An uninformed visitor observing the party like atmosphere and general chaos on Satur- day afternoon before the B-Hive deadline, at 43 Legare would probably not suspect that this was a meeting to put together the award winning school newspaper. No one should question that the proper way to run a news- paper is amid coke bottles and laughter be- cause the B-Hives' eight semester string of All-Catholic and All American stretches far. The four-page paper is published once every six weeks. News and sports stories, edi- torials and feature articles are the composi- tion of the paper. Each of the above is given a section and guided by a specialist who is editor of that page. Along with these page editors there are re- porters, experienced photographers, layout specialists, all under the editor in chief, Dave Heisser. Operating as a separate group is the Business Staff whose job it is to literally keep the B-Hive in the black. These experienced staffers have not just been born with the needed talents. They have risen through the ranks just as the big leaguers enter via the farm system. Prospective po- tential writers are organized into a Writers Club. Here experienced veterans instruct, point out mistakes, and strive to uncover hidden talents. This solid backbone assures the best in school papers for the future, with a staff trained to live up to the B-Hive tradition. -hivers swarm to 43 legare street R 1 t i I 1 3 I . HUNGRY, HELPI Betty Kane and Jimmy Mitchell take time out to prepare refI'9Sl1meI'lfS TOY B-Hive Workers. Page Seventy-Six

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space age staff capsules modern theme AIA JUST FILL IN as directed, explains Linda Watts to staff members Lauranne Wells, Sandra Burris and Ernest Zinkowski. Page Seventy-Eight ii MISC ELLANY CSPA - Medalist, NSPA - All-Americanp CSPA - Atl- Catholicg NSYA - HA . Editor Charles DeAntonio Associate Editor Patricia Schill Photographic Editor Roy Clifton Business Managers James Condon, linda Watts Literary Staff Assistants Annette Buero, Mike Duffy, Judy Dunne, Vera Goetz, Adrienne Grubman and Michael Robinson Business Staff Assistants Mary Fraser, Henry Holseberg, Louranne Weels, and Ernest Zinkowski Photographic Staff Assistants Dennis Boyd, AI Watts, and Robert White SOLICITING HER FIRQT AD, Mary Fraser tries her persuasive powers on Henry Holseberg. Pictures on these pages were taken during a publications pantomine prepared for an assembly during Catholic Press Month. GOOFED AGAIN, groans Al Watts as Dennis Boyd gives critical eye to blank film. Mike Robinson plays the role of proprietor.