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

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1955 volume:

THE MISCELLA Y 1955 613 v wa u 'fwx BISHOP ENGLAND HIGH SCHOOL Charleston, South Carolina 0l 8lfU0l One picture is worth a thousand wordsf, So as We open this 1955 edition of The Miscellany, this picture re- minds us of the three-day retreat which was held here at Bishop England last March. It is especially fitting that the first picture in The Miscellany is one of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. For here at Bishop England we receive the beneiits of a Catholic education. Religion is not confined to just one class, one small part of our day. Instead We are taught to live our religion daily, to love and cherish our Catholic Faith. In this Way We realize that our Catholic Faith is vastly more important than all our clubs and activities here at school. For when we leave Bishop England, we leave all our classes behind, but We take with us that one thing which will guide us throughout our lives-our Catholic Faith. RB. three i 1 4 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 N o hi NYillium T. llilssvll. Sim-c tht-in ht- has sorxccl as pastor in xurionis paris .X iollxt lzmqh. at Q-omloitiiig worcl lor that siclx. ll twiiuklv in his cwvA thcsv are tht- cliamc-tvi'istit-s wt' thiiilt ol' wlimi llitlizii' Vlqlllllillls Xluc-liin is mviitiometl, llis clt-votion to pcioplcx to his fllmrc-h, tmcl to his Co: xv viiclcum-cl him to gill who hm 4- lmoxvii him sinuv lw Cilllli' to om' cliorcst m llllX, 1918. A mitive of flliit-two, lfiithc-i' Xliic-lain was orclziiiiccl on Klux . . . 1 16, ISHS. YYlic-in lust lirst mum- to Clliiwlcstoii, ho was SC'L'I'Cttlll'f to Bishop m thai statv. zmcl in I9-l5 he i'vt1l1'nvtl to Cflmi'lcstoi'i us t-lmpltiin ut St. lfniiicis uivr Hospital. lt is in this t-upzlcity' that he is host lxnoxvii to us ol tht lss ol 1955. clL'lllllll0lY iiiitmestcicl in xolmff wo nhl, liztlici' Nlanc-ltin has lwmi ll wi , . h l l l somil trwml ol tlw ltztlwrs ol mum' ol us, as wt-ll as ol' thc- hoxs in om . . 1 class zmcl othm trlnssvs we lmvv lxfr-in aissocmtccl xxith licirv at B, lt. ll. S Ilv has dlXVilf'S lwtin rczicly to uinswvr amy wqiivst the school or stuclc-ills might imilxe of him. To lfzithei' PxlilClill'I7 tlimi, with waitin ullvc-tioii Qmcl tcp zipprvcizition, wv clvcliuitt- this 1955 cclition ol Thr' .lIis1'rfllcl11if. hc s i , llll XIOSI R1 YICRICND IOIIN lilYSSl'll DID Bislmfm of f:l1l1I'16',S'f0l1 8 - ,..., - l ,E T.'.QiEifL'w' I I KI . . I X' '-LL'.':.TL :gn ,115 2.5.5315 :.. , R I QQ-'i -l ' -EE Z 'af . 2 5 ' - 1 74 . 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I3 X 'FNIUQXXIIUIIU Bn Lk , N' 0 vvpixlg. llilllll lilo ,4. '. Nw: lj' Blrmlogv. Houma' E4-01101 . A I1-:mmlf HA. IIIU5 llilllllkx Xl:-vlnlllin-111 U1 am in Sl Slsnzlx XI.xm' AI.-XMI-QS, BA. Xlccllallwiarl Drawing. Xlusic' S1s'1'11:u NIMH' I,m'c11,A. BA. Iiiqigiilll, Cl1c'lllish'y s'1'L:u NIAHY M,xHc:r:x.1,A, BA. Civics, l'ql'CIlL'll. Ihlligicm srrln ENIQLCA, AJS., KLA. linglish, lh11igim1 FACULTY FACULTY A? S191 lili TN Innglish, Rvliginn SIST mx L1-Lo, A.B. English. Rf-ligiun SISTER AL'c:L's1'1N1:, A.B. NIllthQIIliltil.'S SINYEH AMr:1.1A, B. S. Rvliff hion. N1ilfl'll'll1LitiL'S IARY CATHEMIN E, A.B Xlls SISTICI 1 lUSl'lI'llINlC, BS, Lilnrurian S151 ma VXI xn . ,L x XVIl,l.lANi. , ltnglisl NIH. D, C. Buys I'l1ysiczl Mus. C1-'11 , Al. 5 E1.lzAm1T S II ANN F l'L'l'l'f2ll'y 1, Religion PIENNY XY1'l l', In. I I'All1l'2lfi0Il C' IN NIB , ,fmclx IJ I . XIc'Xl.u1cmN blrls' Pllysicul E111 ' llilflflll, CZULICII Elilll FACUL TY US'N S YESTERYEAR f t N21 ,Q-T ' gi fr Wi, ', f L,- ,.-f . 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The Acade- my of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has established a new award this year and is presenting to Kay Tawes an oscar for the Best Comedienne with a Straight Face. Onward spins the globe! In Denver, it has been disclosed that Iacqueline Murray is the Mystery Model for the OPPORTUNI- TIES FOR OPERATORS Telephone Adver- tisement. Side by side on the main street are the uAce,' Trackshoe Corporation, owned by Buddy Sirisky, and the KBuster Brownv Shoe Corporation, under President Lillian Barrett. Central U.S.! Chicago! The remake of 4'The Silent Mann opened yesterday at the Fox, starring 'Iames Caraviello, and co-starring Patricia Siddall and Blanche Heiterer. The current best-seller on the market is 'iPoems of Memoryv by Catherine Chapman and pub- sixteen SENIOR lished by Reynolds and Richards, Inc. Wil- liam Kanapaux and Louis Kruger have in- corporated to form the factory for Model Airplanes. The East Coast ! Big New York! Broad- wayis lights herald the debut of Peggy Con- nor at the Met. Members of her chorus are Gene Martin, Judson Garrett, Charles Blan- chard and Robert Riols. The new, improved uCopav has changed management and is now being run by Rose Marie Esposito and De- lores Fabian. Walter Winchell is announc- ing on TV that the Unknown Trumpeteer for the current Oldsmobile ad is George Whetsell. Weill travel on down the East Coast to Washington, where Senator Ioe Matt and Big Business Leader Leonard Melfi are now debating over the income tax issue. Also in business matters is Ann Lauro, originator of the TV program, 'iHow to Decorate Your Kitchcnf, The Adry College for Women has introuced an entirely new course under the tutorship of the College President, Arleen Adry. The course-United States History. The little ball turns on-we cross the rough Atlantic to the Irish coast and are greeted by Americais Ambassador to Ireland, Robert Condon. Also on the little i'Emerald,' are Mary Claire Murphy, manufacturer of Irish lace, and john Condon, President of the Na- tional Hibernian Society. YVe cross on over to England and find Mary DiYorio in the Tea Concerns there. Bobby McLaughlin profits from the Kbagpipe in- dustryv in Scotland. PRGPHECY Around to a little green tinted area on the map, and where thereis France, thereis Paris. Here we find Nancy Swain, Rita Slate, Leah Sturcken, and Frances Fox as American Models in Parisf, In Germany are more American women. The former Jean O,RKJl1l'kC, Roberta Beattie, Alberta Biering, and Carole Shahid, all wives of VVashington diplomats, are guests of Ger- manyis star reporter, Brunhilde Bunger. Also in Germany is Grace Bolchoz, Chair- man of the 1965 Truant Officers, Ballf, Spinning on, the globe reveals the little country of Switzerland. In a big medical center here is Doctor XVilliard Oldmixon who has discovered a new vaccine for mental dis- turbances. His staff of nurses in this ex- periment included Linda Doherty, Petrina Ciuffo, Patty Brown, Betty Brandes, Eleanor Viele and Sarah Alexander. The whole ex- periment was transcribed by the doctoris secretary, Patty Igoe, who has now received a citation for typing speed-200 CXVPM CCorrect Words Per Monthj. Touring Asia, we find the f'Green Ripplef a substituteless football team, whose mem- bers are all former members of the BEHS 'cGreen VVavef, The players are Tommy Finnegan, Tommy V aught, Tommy Fosberry, Frank Iones, Frank McMahon, Ernie Iones, Kenneth Cone, Danny Bohling and Bobby Simard. Singing in Iapancse Opera is Philip Prow- land. Residing with him during the opera season is his manager, Eddie Coulter. Stationed on Formosa are Captain Danny Close and Sergeant Jimmie Heffron. seufiitccii The dot of Australia in the South Pacific comes into view. Here we find 2 basketball coaches in a girls, school, Frances Bozzelli and Hermine Low. In Hawaii, we see Frances Melfi driving a high school bus. The Pacific Coast looms ahead again, and again our eves travel over the U. S. It is a more distinct view now for the ball is slow- ing to a stop. As it gently rocks to a halt in its orbit our eyes fall on a little state at the southeast tip of the continent. South Carolinal And here is Charleston, where General lack Pitts is this month succeeding General Mark W. Clark as President of The Citadel. joan Holling, a prominent society woman, has begun a compaign for 'iMore French Teachers in the Southf, The Mothers, League of America has named the former Miss Margie Harvey of Charleston as Mother of the Year. Runners- up were lean Harlow, Barbara Doran and Iudy Qualey. The Gibbes Art Gallery has selected the paintings of lane Tobias for a public exhibi- tion. Iudges were Tassie McMahon, Robert King and George Aimar. The Globe has completely stopped. We have been around the world and have been reunited with all the members of the BEHS Class of ,55. Now that our whirl into the futureis done, we must get our feet back on the ground and set our pace for the ful- fillment of the ambitions that can make our greatest dreams come true. -fbi C,1f'Xvc'1a XYm1'1sL:L1, 'l'rc'r1.v1:1'z':' An1.151cN Alum' 5 , .. ll rvlury WW OF FICERS -I EAN I-I, NHL! DNN Y Ice Pff'.YflIl'l1f fi' ,wiflcnf QPH XIAH iii' SENIORS Minnie Alexander l-llxu' 2. .. -lg llzxxlwlluxll 4. Xlzmzxzvu' Nvrlwll -lg lul1'zm11l1':1ls l. Berta Biering Stlulvrwt Klnmcil .53 l.iI11rgic:ll flmiv' 1. S. Gracie Bolchoz ...L . .-.-2 ul ..,. U. ltrcw- 4: Sluvln-ul Sxzmnx 1,1-3:-1 Am-ix-xxxwl-zlc Al,Hx-:n'm NI.-mvl-1 Pm-:mNc: lAl'l 1'l 'll lAll gl 'l Um l' 3' 'll ll 'x ' . , . , ,, - lg S - r lg l3':m:Il'- l. .'. -l. Smlllwrrz SIIHNIIIHI' Szcwul Sllt'7lf'f' mmm WNW H l L l Ag Blanchard RBC Chapman ci 5, xl, 1. 1. A. mu mn, 1, 1. 2. 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J 1 1' 15.1441111111 J. 3. -12 141111-11 li l'11111 ' 5 4' N'1111r1' l'11111 .11 51111111411 l'11111 .9 1' Klux I'1'1-41111-111 13 5111411111 f1111111:i1 I ,1- Melf Melfi l'. S NI if 1. J. .lg 1211-1' 1111111 1, 2, S 15-11111' 4' 11114141-1111111 1. J. S. -1. l':1111f1111 lg Il111c14 HH P11111 1, J, 3, 43 SC111111 Srlwivw 1 33 1.i1111'u1f:11 Chwir 1. J, S 121111-1N14Z XIc1111:AN NI.x11T1N l+'11.,1Nc.1s A1,c1Y1n11's XIVXIAIIUN. 111, 1711.-XNIIICS R1'T11 1XIE1.l-'I Clll7l'GllQl'lllll111,' Cut 8111111111111 1311111111 Brilliant lillskwtecr fwmfy-tlzrcfa SENIOBS Llrinnxemrw THIQODORE NIELI-'I 1.-xctQL'xa1.1x1i Rani Xlumxx' HAM' Cluxllui NIL'lH'llY l.uq1m1'irm.v Lrfn Clizlzhf flllllllllll' 1llHU1'f'l1t Ill,S'fi'IlHll?l1fC1.'f-Sf r 1 LU' Mem Jackie Murray if X NI l. Q J. 1: l1,r:wl '. '. .11 lilqr 4' 5- yr -yn lk fn lg: ,nw ylui, 1, L L 1 llxxb 'L Kq iilllm ,f. 3. lg lJ.rm' lffm l4Um.Qu,4l! t-huh. IA 3 1 H1411 4: lfl'vS1x H KILIMfl1fAlZx.V1llwEL'I 33 W Xlrsv i1'111'.. frprml- lC1I.1r,1' .1 l.1rlin Vlulr 3. 1 4- I' 4 4 ' 'Iv1i 1l'n.'!l Toot:ie Murphy W Y 41 s xl. ct 1. 1.511214-4-l'lrrb 1.135 Quil!emo Oldmixon K. 5. XI. 14 1. J. n: 1-Tru Klub lg Ixry 1 I ' f, Spurie W 1 . . . : . ' : 1 ' Um' 1 wlrvv' 4: l.1T:xzux Urllrluil 5 l' Yturlrxrt ' Jeannie O'Rourke , .-.. -r l1r.H, v ,lg Scln-11l'v flulr Q2 Spfnridr flulr 3, 4, . ' X . , , 'tus- lxr rt 4 1 r r Xxvll,LAlilJ unix f3I.lJNI1XUN I1-:Ax 0'RoL mu-1 ' Distirrgzzislzecl Doctor Bunny l3lumlv 1 twmztgl-four W SENIORS Q-,..2 AI'iS1i1'll L1c11:1x l'1'1 1's lI'lll'Ill l'A'1'111c'1x Q1 11,111 1'v11XXl 1-.N 1.111151-. Rl-iNN1lI.lDh 1911111111111 FIIIIIIIAU C.'111111i11w f:t'lIl X'1'm'1l1y 1Vif Jack Pitts Fanny Reynolds 1. S. 51. if 1.1. F: 1i11'1'1'11111 1, 3, 1. S, Xl, 1' 1. ': 41111 l'11111 1. .J. Km 1111111 J. .ig If1111l11:111 I. Z. .1. 11 111111-11 1111111 1. H 1.111111 41 1.111111 1.11111 .51 11115-' SILAIL- .lg 51111111111 l'1111111'1l J. 5. -1. 1'111'11-A111-111 -1, Judy Qualey ci. S. 31,11 1. 1. .11 1:11.-1'11111 1. 3. :L Sri1'111:Q- K'l1111 J: 5111111141 l'11111 .L 1: 1.:11111 1111111 3. 1. 11:111k1-1' J, 5, 43 S111111111 1111111111 Anne Richards ll-11111 I. Lee Richter 4: Scivnve P11111 J: S111111iN11 1411111 3. 11 I..1t111 111111 J. 1.11111'z11':11 1111111 1, Q. .wk lg :Xmx1-1 .-X11.1,511x1-, 1111 11.-111115 .-Xfx1.1.1 L1m1'1s1c R11 11111.11 Quiw! CT1f11t1'11fn11111l 511111111 51n1g.s1tl'1cv.s t11m1f1f-1111 SENICDRS Bram-nl 5XX'141lY1. linux fgfllllll f:l'lIf,l'HllIH Bobby Riols fl 5 Nl, lf 1. '. P. lil-5 l'1u11 3. 1. FwuI:11x 4, Trll-11111 .12 llflliu .L J. Sp-me Iiliilwr 1: 11.1-11 Llvvmnllxll 13 Xllwmllzllq, lfllltrll 1: 5111111141 llllzlu X, -1. l'lm'N11lu11 3: l..niI1 Vlulm 1. fl, Qmll .mil Sumll 1: 5111-lf-nt Ullvlxcll 1: l.i1m':1vf1l Cindy 1: llmmzmw 1 K. 1, lxlrquwmurzlle l. Q Bev Runey l' 5 11 1' 1. Q. 1: 11111111 '. ..7:1ilf1 111111 .,'. R, 1: lilliu 3: Nlum-1 l'lu1I It 11,1111 l'1v111 1: llrgmmrlne 1. I. 1: l.i!':v':i C111 llllml' l. 5. 1. Ace Sirisky ll, 5. N1 lf 1. fi lirmll 1. Q. .11 H111 P11111 1. 43 llgm--1 l'4f1un11H-1' lg 151114111111 1. J. 5. 4: Swimnlivm 1. l. 3. 1: 111.11-11 Il Lklulf 2. 3. S. Scinrlu P11111 .11 Fywzmixlw flulm ,lg lhmixm 1. J: 5111111-nt l'm1m'il 1. '13 All 51:11 3. '11 lizulwllmll Nlrnmxl-1' 3. f1: livzxlxlznliv- 1. jg lm1':u1lu1':1lN 1. Y. .L -1, Reef Slate lf S. NI. 11. 1. J. 3. lh-111'w.v1t:11ixL- 11 lllvm- P11111 1. 2. 3. '1: llfllxvv -13 Srlnml S1'x'vi.-K-X J. X, 1: l.f11r:Lr'5 l'11um'l1 3. 33 1.1111Yg1i'Ill l'::11m'v1 1. J. 3, 1. l2:'Xl'l11,X l'1l,l.l'.X lllxx-x f1,Xli11I.Iz Imx Sllxllllw HI'f1fIlff'lll l34'1'1'rlrf Sfnwt Sul1f:i.sti1'rl!im1 Carole Shadid l N XI Ll 1. '. '. 1: lllu l'lv11. 1. '. -' I1-Ilxxn 1. l':1L:n lflllvfn R, '11 lJ.mm 1 1111111111 1 1111.1-11 II V11111 l, 11 Klux-lv. 11 ulux 1 1' l'x'mm'1n 111111 1: Nu-xlmf llnll ' M1-v11.1z'j. ': 1.111111 111111 1. Nrm-!:1v5 1 1 flvm imllnrxl 1. 1: llnznnxnluw J 11111 11.11 wwll 1 f'llx1u,11s .'XI,l-'REID Slnmqx' Rrllx Fri.:-:lax Sl.A'1'l5 Agilr' Auf Qplltlillf Qucwz l'z1'm1fgfAxigr SENIGRS Xxx:-x .'Xl,lf'li Sxxpxlx l1'yflfi1'ul 'I'yH1i.s'I 1955 K.-xx l :I,l.l'IX 'lfxwx-in l :Ll'L,XNOll Axxlc XYIICLE 5,194-ful Sufi,-41 VUt'lft?fUllS Vitality Nance Swain Kay Tawes l'. F Nl. ll. l. ' 53 Ulu' lvlull l. .', .l. -ll li. S. Nl. li. l. f. .ll lllu' lllllll l. 2 ll-llxll 4: Immf- llnxmlulllvv lg l.ll1rLn'5 lJ:mur fllnlxlllltu' li Stu-lwm lFf11m'1l 1. I l'-nlxmil ', 5. 4, lliwlunxzm .lg l,ll1u'g4ic:ll l,iIm'piL':xl Ulmir l, I1 lfrzmmlicw l, 1. flwu 1. J. 5 1. lllzuxxxmw- 3. lg Slulluxll l Uuxlvil 5. 1, ll-nm-mnxllxlx Spuwlwx 4. Eleanor Viele K. 5. Xl. l, l. J. .lg lllcr Qlull l. 2. .33 llrmce fmnulitlcc lg lfrcxlclx l'lnl1 4, Scarv- lnry 43 Sclcnvc lllulr jg Latin Clulv 3. -lg Stmlmxt Culxlvcil .l, 4' l.iu11'uic:ll l'lmir 1, H, .lg llrzanmllcs l, 1. a. 4. lntrzlmurzlls Betty Brandes flulr I, 2, S, 4: llnzsvv l'm11n1itlce 4: l r6!1cl1 flulu 4, l'rwl1lvx1t lg Sen-xxrc lllulw lg Prwl- mln-nt -lg Sclulxrs Vlul: 23 Latin flulu 3, 45 .1 r 1 4 -4 . . . 1 nl N . J. J, 4g l.x1m'g1vzll lhmr 1, J, J, -lg lim- uxvzltxw 45 llmm-Lumlxxxg Slnnxxm 4: lmm, Frankie Eaton l S Xl 1 l Foullrnll 5 41 llzlskvt- l J, 3, 43 flliaccllzmy. l'l1ulug11'zqul1y 4 Npzlxvhll Vlulv .lg l.:1Ilx1 Clull .lg Sllulrut tnmxcil 3, 4, ,Iwlgu 4: llrzxmzlilc- .l, Z,XliQ.lH XIKXSFII-Ql,Il Bnxxmm l'1li.XXf'I5 Elmixlm lixlrmx Happy Ilnppw Ifmlzum' EIIIUII tilfcfntyes-915011 Tassie McMahon ff S. Nl. V. 2. 31 film' Chili 2. .lg ll' llivc -li lfrn-ilrli Llliilr -3: Scieiiri Llliilr JZ Latin fllili 3. 4: Scllw-il S4-r'x'ii'us 5, -lg l.iIl1Yliik'Ill flwii' 1. 3. -1: llzzmiziric- el. 1955 SENIGRS l'll,UlllilA l'lVX5K.X Xlr'Xlximx Tnlwnf4'rl 'llissil' ww tircfiify-ffigzfil liufxri Nlxmux Ninn is Arleen Margaret Adry Lillian Margaret Barrett Thomas LeRoy Barrineau Roberta Elizabeth Beattie Charles Comar Blanchard Frances Louise Bozzelli Charles Patrick Breslin Patricia Ann Brown Brunhilde Berta Bunger Joseph Angelo Caraviello, Jr. Daniel Vincent Close John Robert Condon Kenneth Andrew Cone Peggy Anne Connor Thomas Edward Coulter Mary Vincenza DiYorio Linda Rose Doherty Barbara Ann Doran Rose Marie Esposito Judson Paul Garrett, Jr. James Jerome Heffron Blanche Elizabeth Heiterer Ernest Allcn Jones Frank Donald Jones 1955 SENIORS SENIORS William Joseph Kanapaux, Jr. , ' Robert Joseph King ii his L U Louis John Kruger i Exif ' ' ' :fi 4 A ' g Janet Louise MacKay Joseph Emil Matt Robert Matthew McLaughlin Charles Augustine Milier Frank Joseph Moraska Daniel Raymond Rohling Margaret Patricia Sage Patrizia Lee Siddall Leah Sturchen Jane Eveylin Tobias George Albert Whetsell Clarence Thomas Vaught The Miscellany regrets the omission ol portraits of George Aimar, George Nixon and Robert Simard. WM' thirty SEBI!! sw-M-fr HISTORY At last we were really in high school! Yes, we were the freshmen of ,52. VVe had as- cended to the second floor and it was there that we labored over the noblest language of them alln and were bewildered by the l'XYZ'sv of algebra. During this year the school was deeply saddened by the death of our beloved founder, Father O,Brien. Coach Hank VV itt made his appearance at B. E. H. S. in 352. This was the man who was to produce some of the finest teams in the schoolis history. In our sophomore year we were being recognized a little more! We knew Latin a little better now, but we still were puzzled by algebra. The football team was improv- ing under the noble efforts of Coach Witt. Gur May Festival was a great success this year. But time passed quickly, and before we could get to the third floor, our sopho- more year had ended, still on the second floor. After our summer vacation Cwhich seemed all too shortl we returned to the hallowed halls of Bishop England as Juniors. VVe de- manded a little more respect from our under- classmen, and they graciously obliged. The C.Y.O. Canteen was established to the delight of all the school. This year we were busily engaged in the activities of practically every club in the school, and how we loved it! Banquets, conventions, dances came so fast we could hardly catch our breath, and at the junior-senior we smiled compassionately as we watched the seniors bid a tearful goodbye. All of a sudden we were seniors! The Class of 155. As we were caught in the whirl of club meetings, parties, and a mil- lion and one other activities, we had hardly noticed the year was almost over. We saw both our football and basketball teams go undefeated, and cheered the basketball team off to the tournament in Rhode Island. We received our class rings, struggled over our term papers, addressed invitations, and trembled as we prepared to take our final exams. WV e passed! Now comes our junior- senior, Class Night, and Graduation at the Cathedral-tears, laughter, and congratula- tions. And as we walk slowly down the aisle, we know that we shall always remem- ber Bishop England as the place where we gathered knowledge to prepare us for our life ahead and as a place where we had some wonderful aims. NVe hope that Bishop Eng- land will always remember the class of '53, and in turn we know that we shall never forget our years at B. E. H. S. R. R. tlzirty-one SENIOR CLASS .Nlosi Lilfcfy fn S111'c'0011 lim! lmfflcizzg NVAl,'rEn AND AIEAN IOAN ANI: jlrmn' flzirtyf-lun .Host Popular xl.-KIif.IE ANU BVBB.-x Moxt llignifirfd C,x'1'y-Illzurxrz .xxn Bohm' A7l'IlfC-S'f EIIIJIIC AND L'I.I,1AN .Unst Original Alma ANI: TASSH4 Bust Dancers NANCY ANI: Grim: SUPERLATIVES U'itfivst .Irnm ANI: Bom Host Sfuzlious WYAI,'l'lm AND CjA'I'lIERINE 136.51 DI'c'.sux'0lf llcmx AND Iinlmc Bm! lill Arnuml AlAc'K Ama fXlAm,u-1 an Lge I , I H , ' - -'- si 1 af thirty-t1u'UC , 1,5 Quic'fc'sl CA'l'11n1mx1-3 .xxlx 'Ima Mnxt Athletic' Ifafwczus ANU Flmxxlrt '? N 'K f 7 jeg W i I f S A 7 p I Q I! ..... -... 1 LOWER CLASSES JUNIORS SHS? 'Z i 11 2., -Q ' 5 W -5 1 'ASW- 1 1 1 ,fif I Virginia Fowlvr, P1'1'.s'ifIe11tg Dah- Murray, Vicc'-Prexiflcnfg Nk1tiliiC'jI0i1IlSOI'l, Secrffturyg Tony Eason 7'1'cu.s-11rw'. L11111111' A4-11fli, Hairy AKIRIIIS, Mary Altmaii, Heir-na Bl11m'i1z11'd, Aimey Boidmz. 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C1-119 ,l2lIlikUNVSl'ii, Numy .Iol111s::11, Rin-l1111'd ,lol11xsn11. julm kloyc, F1'1111kic- K111111pa11x, C1-me Kce111111, S110 Kvllv, Rosz- Mary K111111cdy. ll1irt11-s0rC11 11-Q., 2 53 if 11 5 N19 'Y JUNICDRS 23 'CW I k C K w A If N ',,, 1 ' -v 9 us: I : 11 Q? 'f5w,,W,. W - X H. 5 cf 'E N41 WW1 .fx -we x -was Inc-k K1-rr. 1-X111111 livlh- Ki1111c-xg X:1111-1' l,:11f01'cl. NYa11t1'1 l.z1'l'c11'1'v. ,llbllll l,a1v1'H:-. ,lurk IA-1-, Billy l.L'vl!'lllIL', Hlxllfj' Nllll'll', Bllfllillll xIK'f:2l1'tlly, K:1tl1lu1-11 X11-Cz11'll1y. jxI1lll' XIcID111111l1l. l'4l'l'KI XIQKLIBQ xlilff' EHV11 X11-K1'1'li11. l,1l11'iL'i11 X11'XIz1l1r111, A1111 Xlilli lCvc1x'11 Xlc11'z1sl1, Bklfllillxil Xl11i1', A111l1'4'w Xll1I'lJIlY, ,Ia-1'1'y Nl111'pl11', l':1t U'Cf111111c114. Kathy fJ'IlllQlll1. F1'1111c1As Olin-11 ,Ivssiv IH-lc1rl11111. AI1111 l'1111w1'. cjll.l1'lC'IIl' P111-111-. I,'1irtgf-vigfzl Lfmlll. 2 Yol JUNIOR S 4r' -nn- if -X' ww- -e Nxu ' CY1Il1ll'lUS RL1Yx'l1L'1, Carolyn: lhwsv, Louis Rivlntvzy Xlic-key liiclxnrf, fllllltN lk mlm Hcnlrkl-, SIISLIII mm-II. Cary Szllxlmvk, ,lnlm SQIIJOC, Xlurilyn 5L'LlHLc'. am SL'llXYl'l'iI1, Caltln-rillc Smith. Sul' Sticln, Kiln-1 Sllllivam, Kvlnllvilx rliL'1lglll z11'ia11'1 'l'OHlI7lxiI1S, IJi'IlIliS vl1I'Illlll0l'L'. CT1lI'Hlill.'XxIlHxt'1'.c1U.ilXYE11'I4l'H, Lois XM-Hs, Hulxert XVcstlmx'x, Cnml xyilH1llIl5lJIL fllilffffllillt' ,ww .4 , ,J 4 Ah K. V wen . E: E ' r' f why, ! V? ' 'a 'i4?Q . z if PD W , I fl! , ad X 1 Hfgfv Q QM' 1 K Qffiq? Q ir .av -QS QQ ,pi me llilly M urphy l'n'.vz4lr11! Catherine- ID:xwk'us l 1'rr-Pn'.f1'4Iw1f Ann:-ite Iiglllhilfl .S'4'rr1'tury ROTmc'rt Kelly 'I'ruusu rw' Donald All-xzmclcr Runznlrl Hn 1'xA inczul Rficllzxel Uvuttie' Ellen Begcknuum Francis lk-llingcr Edwrnnl Ill-wh Lynn Benton Jann-x Bevie Mary l'1i1-ring Fred Rulclmz Lev Iiuyrl Kay Iirzmwln-much! Jean Marin- Hrmvn Mary Burluzng.g0 jamw 4'm':u'ic-llu jzum-Q Cartur F1':u1c'L-s Clluluwrlq Gram- Vhm- Rosc Cmlclnn Carmvl Cmghan Maria- Dem-:mx Angclu DiYurio Anm- Donnpzhue Patty Duc Mickry liusmx SOPHOIVIGRES is AP' wavy a Wai , B-1 K mmm Y 5 I W','f' nv' was ma V L,... . ',SfI i ,L ?Xx, 1 fi Q, 'TYHWK A is sam., 5 SO n 'F9 ' A W. 'K .ws Wsw qw, 3 PI-IOIVIORES LII-41 I I-rzm I I L rIu-rt I' L-rim Xgntlm I fivmvxvgzux lm Mm mzm ,lurk Im11IxI l1:n!I:e1':x Ilrxrmu l,Ixm-N Ilvmluirk N Imw llmm, I . Ix,nm4.wI I xnxx! 3 f 'L . , .V , .A I .-K : I I-awam 1 f ' ., ' p gf? , s ' ml lx .W-1, I -qs is .- - .- I 1 W P' . A I ir E Imlfynx IinII.IIw.m ' ' '--' I- . , I I,,1m lx4IIx . ' fx Y Mm Ixn1m.1Ix f m, ' Q NHIIHI IQHIQIH . I Q ,L ii ' -- Q. V - I 'ff +1 -1 'N E1 ,W fall, N NE. I f 1 I 5? 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Since last yearis defeat by Charleston High, our arch rival, the Bishops have won 18 consecutive games. In the first game of the season, the Green Wave had no trouble rolling over the St. Paul Pirates by a score of 20-0. Frankie Eaton was the big man in the Bishopis of- fense, scoring 2 of the 3 touchdowns, Tommy Vaught scored the other one. The entire middle of the Bishopis line was impregnable, holding the Pirates to no score. The Bishops avenged their one-point loss of last year by outplaying their arch rivals, Charleston High, in the second game of the season. A crowd of 5,000 fans saw the Ban- tams take a 6-point lead early in the first quarter. The Bishops came back in the first quarter to tie the game and later went on to win it 21-13. Frankie Eaton tallied for 2 of the 3 touchdowns, with Pug Ravenel going over for one. A large part of the credit for the win goes to the line, who held the Ban- tams down to only 2 touchdowns. After a weekls rest the Bishops traveled to Myrtle Beach where they wrapped up the 11th win. The Bishops tallied all of their 26 points in the first half. Bavenel took the honors by scoring 2 of the Bishops, 4 touch- downs. End Lipv LaTorre and Frankie Eaton scored the remaining two, LaTorre on a 25 yard dash after capturing a blocked punt. Frankie Eaton took the most exciting play by streaking 73 yards for the final touch- down. The Bishops easily beat the Carlisle Mili- tary Academy eleven 46-6. The Bishops scored in every period to win their fourth straight game of the season. The touch- downs were well distributed among the Bishops, with even a line man scoring. Buddy Sirisky, Ernie jones and jack Pitts played outstanding ball both offensively and defen- sively. The Bishops now traveled to Wade Hamp- ton for another victory, though missing one of their star players, Buddy Sirisky. Frankie Eaton again was the scoring demon to the Wade Hampton team, scoring 3 of the 6 touchdowns. Ravenel passed to LaTorre for one and ran the other across himself. The Bishops made it 13 straight. Sparked by their Pony Backs and strong line the Bishops won their 14th straight! Beating Lake City 32-0. The Bishops played in pouring rain, watched only by about 100 spectators. Each of the backs, Frankie Eaton, Pug Bavenel, Tommy Vaught, and Ernie jones. scored a touchdown, with La- Torre scoring in the last period. The Bish- ops held another of its opponents scoreless. The Bishops overwhelmed what was ex- pected to be their toughest opponent, by beating the Wfalterboro Wildcats 45-12, ex- tending their football winning streak to 16 straight. The Bishops scored in every period and the outcome was never in doubt after the opening minutes of the game. Bavenel con- tinued to spark the Creenies. He ran one of the touchdowns and passed three of the others. Ernie jones and Charles Collins- worth scored the final two touchdowns. The Bishops again went on the road, at Andrewis they played the Yellow Jackets. This was one of the Bishops, toughest games. The Bishops took advantage of two breaks to win the game by a score of 14-0. CAn- drewis threatened in the first quarter but a pass was interrupted to save the Bishopsj A pass from Bavenel to Tommy Finnegan and an intercepted fumble helped the Bish- ops on to another victory. At the Bishops, Homecoming game, they walloped the Moultrie Generals. Pug Bav- enel and Ernie jones led the Bishops to a 38-6 victory over the East-Cooper team. This was the Bishops, 17th straight win and left them only one game away from completing their first undefeated season. The hearts of the Bishop England rooting section were in their throats as they saw St. Andrewis outplay the Bishops in the first quarter of their last game. But the Bishops roared back in the second and third quarters to win. Eaton tallied for 5 of the 7 touch- downs. Bavenel and Vaught ran for the re- maining two. The Bishops placed 5 men on the News and Couricris All-Star Eleven. They are Jack Pitts, tackle and captain of the Bishops, Ernie Iones, guard, Bubba McMahon, fullback and tackle, VValter LaTorre, end, and Frankie Eaton, halfbaek, who is the countyis leading scorer. L. M. 4' m, ns x kg I t ,QM . , V k as ,, lk K , x K 41, w mv , W ,agua W? X 1 s 1 as x X QW N A .W , , , xg. ,N 4 A--0 , 7 J M x A ' ,Q - V I-klrzvr lx'f1:.' likimw-1' l21iMIh. Vrui Xfcligay. Rf-xmiv lizurlm-rm. lfrlrlu- C'+rul1u'. l 1 mkiv lC.:t4fu. Km lizuv rivxvzm. ,lurk V111-. Vzxivlzxixxg l4l1:n'h-N R:nw-Nvl. 'l'm111ny Yxumlu. l4h:u'lns Rwvxxlmul. l.:n1'1'5 lM1I'l'5. ,Mn ww! lhru Hminlg IQwl11'km'. lf Mlix -lwuw. .I4 c l.1nx rllv. ,I-we lfzvrwfrwwl. Vliulmy U' livin-xx. Xl icka-5 R+l1inNU1x. k'lmv'lw l'ullivnNxxw1'llx. Xlilw Ilfmm. lim-lmllmh fmlv. ,lulm SJAMH-, l'lv:u'lu Milla-V. K'1':uln-N lilzmchzxnl. VIQUHHIU livwxxxn. Ililly livllg. 'lkfmfl lxifzu Cfmriv. Hgmlx XXIII. Imlmy Rwhlivxq. AIM' 4Q4f11xmu. Hvm- ,lzuzilwxx-ki. ,luv Haul. Vxsmk XIrNI:nlx-fu, XY:nltvx l.:1'lUm'1'v. Vrzmrix 1'1z1'1', 'I'um11x5 l ium'u:m, 'l'Hl11Hlj' Ifnwlwxrg. l'l11nlvN Sirisky. lflnir lwm-N Nm Xlmrz-. .Xwixzwvw Qu-rlv ti: gg- li:.l'l'Ih. UNDEFEATED BISHOPS OF '54-'55 SCI IRES IZ. li, ll. S. 20 9. Vim! ,, , H li. lf. H. 5. , ,ll V. H, 9. 13 li. li. ll. S. Zu Myrllu Hn':xCh , O Il. lf. H. 5. , 46 f4:u'liNlt' ,,,, 6 H. lf. H. S. 43 XYLUIL- Hzmxpnm ll IS. IC. U. S. 32 Lfllw City , ,, 0 ll. If. U. 5. , 45 XY:1lwrlwmm V IQ H. li, ll. S. ,, ,,,, I4 .X1ulv'L'w'a 11 Ii, IC. U, S. ,, ,,,, 30 Nlnulrriv n H. lf, N. 5, ,, ,, -il St, .Xuslrmw's ,,,, W1-1 .sixty-tu'n Q 1011111111111-11t, lin-lmcmt, 'North c.ill'UIlIl.l. CIl:u'lc'slm1 Arul. TI-IE YEAIVS MCDST DISTINGUISHED ATI-ILETES VNIXXK XI4-XIAHUX KIIIUSUII to Inlay in ffznrcmlilms SIIYIIIK' lirmwl. film-lfltu-. Yurflx Clzzmlizzzl. I I XY.-Xl,'I'iCR l,u'I'UlilH'f Hunt XV.lIll2lIll1' I'IIlIi'IA Cullr-gv of Cllzlrlc-Stoll FIQYIILILQ' 'IIHlll'IlillllK'lll. 'IUXINIY l l'YNlfXIAN CIIIONUII lo play' in KIXVLIIIIS Czlmlirm KIZIHNNICA. Cl1:11'Iutfc', North Cxlmlinzl. PRAXCYIS CLXIR , Xlvxt XYUIIIAIIIIQ' I,IilYi'l4 K of ff 'ltri-Shih ,,,, l'!IAXIxllz l'I:X'l'ON . .1 . . , 75 . 1 X 1 wi lflil-ll Xldixx' Ifnxxcwx Clnxllc Ihxxx Rrn11,1xm. ,lore f:UIiAI.XX l'1liXXKIlClCA'l'lJN CIu,x1u,lcs llxvlcxlcl -Nl-1 IXYIKHXXSKI IGHNIIC jrmxm 'llamxn lfmmsl-ilun' Xl.'I'lfH LAx'I'muui PIVUNIXIX l lNNr3u,xN ,xixly-f'm11' i 4' J BASKETBALL HISTORY The Bishops opened the new season hy ealming the Tidalwave of Beaufort 77-31. The hoys displayed .1 fine aggressive attaek sparked hy the entire team. llowever, the main reason was the fine teamwork. WVal- ter LaTorre and Bevo Clair we1'e the pointinakers, get- ting 19 and IS points respectively. Following the Beaufort game the Bishops aeeepted an invitation to the first College of Charleston lloliday lnvitational Baskethall Tournament. The Bishops drew a hve for the first round hut met the Summerville Green XVaye for their first eneounter. The hoys had little trouhle in disposing of the XVave hy a 653-53-1 seore. The Bishops then met their old rival, the Charles- ton lligh Sehool Bantams. The Bishops played wide awake hall to drop them hy a 55-28 margin. VValter LaTorre. lfraneis Clair and Frankie Eaton reeeived All- tournament honors with the most valuahle award going to 1,.aTorre. After the holidays were over the Bishops resumed the season hy overeoming the College of Charleston Frosh 56-37. Teamwork proved to he the deciding faetor in the vietory. Clair and Eaton tipped the haskets for 16 points eaeh. Thrt e days later the Bishops met the Chieora Eagles, a promising and stuhhorn eontestant for the Greater Charleston area. The Bishops proved too mueh for the Eagles. dumping them hy Torre were high men for points respectively. The Bishops. faeing i sehedule, met the Citadel lfrosh. They were hard pressed in heating the Bull Pups hy a 66--19 seore. The fi t a' A e, X ul-1'K ljz 1 ' f a 65-38 seore. Clair and La- the melee getting 18 and 21 a verv tough and erowded 'rs half 3-f-20 ma gin, hut the Bull lups heeame helpless a ter spree set hy the fast hreaking plays. l.aTorre with 23 points, hut the eredit goes to the fine was rough one tht Bishops Lllllllf my I a scoring was high teamwork. After to engage Tidalwave. calming the wave to a 78-38 seore. Beserve eenter Aloe Corman was high man with l7 points followed hv LaTorre and Eaton with 16 and I4 points respeetively. The Bishops were laeking their aee eenter Bevo Clair heeause of a toot iniury. The Bishops versus the Bantams, their higgest rival. Entering the game with a 7-O record the Bishops were played down to the eore in stopping the Bantams hy a 54--18 seore. l.aTorre was the hig man, getting a week of layover the Bishops hit the road their previously heaten toes. the Beaufort They ehalked up vietory munher seven hy Bei ini' Snusrcv, Manager sixty-yivc 22 points. This was the seeond defeat the Bantams snH'ered at the hands of the Bishops. After nine straight wins to the Bishops, err-dit, the hoys were out to prove what kind of a eluh they really had. They proved to he Championship material hy edging out the Bivers Bears 40-38, Bishop England's elosest game of the season. The game was hard fought through the entire four quarters. The team played great hall as a whole. Tommy Finnegan, the Bishops' up and eoming guard, stood out with his fine defensive work. while Eaton played his usual fast game. The Bishops' aee forward, Vlfalter LaTorre, dumped the elineher in an overtime. three seeonds hefore the final gun. This vietory gave the Bishops wide recognition as heing the team to heat in the State. l,aTorre and Clair were high men getting respectively ll, 10 points. After the pressure was oft, the Bishops had little trouhle in crushing the St. Andrews Roc-ks, 61-33. The team as a wholf played fine hall with the reserve show- ing plenty ot strength. The Bishops, now hoasting a 10-0 reeord, made it 11 in a row hy dumping the North Charleston Blue Devils 7-1-38. Coach Witt used all of his hoys who did a Hne ioh. Pug Bavenel, Peewee Meliay and Ernie -lones showed plenty ot' promise as reserve strength. LaTorre again was the point-maker. gathering 28 points. The Bishops now were gaining more and more 1'CL'0g- nition as a top flight team and were really fighting to remain that way. The NVitt men were now meeting the Olympia Bed Devils, the State Class BN Champion, hoasting Donnie Arant, recognized as one of South Caro- linais hest haskethall plavers. They had no trouhle 83-49, holding a game down top man seor- a single game, though, for they dumped the Bed Dcivils Arant, who had an average of 32 points to 26 points. Center Bevo Clair was the ing the most points he has ever made in 32 points, followed hy XValter l,aTorre with 23. The hoys played their hest that night proving and living up to their standard as tops. Bishop England versus Summerville, The Bishops playing Summerville for the seeond time had a tough time heating them, hut managed to do so 67-64. The Green XYave was out for revenge and would have gotten it if it werenit for the eool thinking and ealmness on the part of Coaeh Witt and the hoys. Tommy Finnegan, employing a very niee iump-shot, hit the eords for 25 points. The Battling Bishops played their usual brand of hall, ir1 fact, introdueing talent that had heen hidden for some years. Danny Hohling, Tommy Finnegan, and ,loe Corman were all in the game adding up points. Though Danny wasn't high man, he reeeiyed recogni- tion as a fine player. LaTorre and Clair were high men with 21 and 20 points, in stopping the Chieora Eagles 6B--16. The Bishops were sad in going in to the fifteenth game. for they were going in there without the service of LaTorre. Having had seholastie trouhles, he would have to discontinue play as a Bishop, truly a great hall player. Coaeh YVitt and all the hoys really would miss him for the rest of the season. LaTorre had played an integral part of the team, hut the team had to go on, and go on they did. After rearranging and plenty of strategy Coaeh Hank XVitt eame up with a elnh more spirited and more eager to win. VVhen everyone thought the eiiips were down, the Bishops rode to fame, filling in Rohling and Fosherry for LaTorre. The Bishops were hard pressed hy a spirited St. Andrews elnh. who eame within a few points of eausing a catastrophe. The Rot-ks played consistent hall all night, holding the Bishops usually high seoring game down to an all-season low. llowever, the Bishops managed to pull through 15 in a row, stopping the CContinned on Page 691 CHEERLEADERS 111 -f lxwr. l':1v' 111 511511111 lk1v:1v'11:11 1'1-11111. K.1r11u 1V11'1f1v1 X1 -11 11'fv'x1-1 N, 11.11 fx'f:. 111114111 111-1vv1x111.. X1'1:111 S1'111x11'111. 111111 1 11 1 5111 111,51 Sf1U111QS BUYS SCORES -13 151-1111111141 211 11. lf. TT 12n'il1l1l1l'1 511 ,. 15 f11m1'11x .51 15. 1'1. 515 141111-gp 1'1l'1151I -'17 11 c11l1L'1Pl'i1 27 13. 141. 153 1'11i1-11111 CSS 1'S 151-111111111 215 15, lf. 1515 Cfil11c11'1 1'11'1lN1I 111 S515 C. ll. S. 37 15. 111. T5 151111111111 HS 537 liiu-rx ISU 15. 1'1. 51 c.1Ill1'1L'S1U11 1111111 IH S12 51. .'X11c11'1-xx' 3151 15. lf, 111 l1ix1'1's 35 ,IT X. Cf11zu'11-211111 31 15, lf, 61 51, .'X1ll1I'L'XXN ISIS . S111 5111111111-1'x'i111 28 15. IC. 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S. .52 l'iltslmi',Qli Cc-nlrnl cilllllttlll' .. 76 Basketball History lC0I1'tl lim-lxs 48 to -ll. 'l'lu- tt-ann rt-lilly missc-cl l,2lVllUl'l'l' tliis g: nu- znul llrwniul l'lIlllQS at littlt- lun-cl to gm-t llSt'kl to. lmt tlu- luws ltl2ll'ltlQl'Il tcm lmlcl tlu-ii' mxn, Clzlill Rltlhlllllg. lztIiilwxi'sl4i. lfi-nu-gun. mul lfntuii play!-tl must ol tlu- funtc-st mulling at tim- slunwing lm' nn zxlnumst lu-W tm-um. 'l'lu- llislumpw N4'I'illN 'l'lu- Citault-l lfrosli. XYill tlu-5' lumlcl np txgnin--t sau-ln lu-iglnt? Will tlu-5' pnt np t-vc-n ll Hglut? 'l'lu-sv wt-W sunu- ol' tlu- cpu-stimw alsla-cl wlu-n tlu- Bislumps nu-t tlu- Bull Pups. Going into tlu- QAIINL' witll l5 Slflllglll vivtnric-H tlu- llislumps ttlttlflf' tlllpliczltt-cl liistorx lux' musing out tlu- tmsli in '51 ln' u stunning 49-48' ups:-t. l'll!SlN'I'l'l sinking tlu- cliiu-lu-r in tlu- final sc-cznirls. lit-wr Clair mul Tmnniy lfiniu-gain zulclt-cl nuist .sixty-nim' 'l'l V I . . vnmnn. llmila- lxzlt-5. lziltlu ,lim-, tt.:u3li -lnlm to tlu: L'ltllSl' uf clnmping tht- l r4rslu. Cilatil' gt-tting 19 .incl l'll1llll'QLtll l8. 'l'lu- Bislumps now lmving IG stmiglit vit-trwit-s mc-t its ulcl p.1l tlu- l,lI'illLtS twin Xnngt-s lsltnul. 'l'lu-5' playa-cl :ull tlu-ir r4-ss-rvcs t-zisily Kl1'l.l'LllllIg St. lkuil 733-22, Im- clflfllttlll was liigli witli lfi points. B 'l'lu- Bislumps wort- up against 11 tt-1'rifit- tt-wt with tlu- Olympia llc-cl IX-vils. Tlu-x' liit tlu- rozul for at tilt witll Olympia in Colmnlxial znul 11l:l'L'l' sp:-ncling tlu- niglit in cltlllllllllltl Wert- on tlu- nuul ngnin to panlicipzttc in tlue Knights of Columlmns lIlVll1lllOIlLtl 'l'uurmmu-nt, wliic-ln flu- Bisluwps linu- lu-4-n tnlxing part in fm' tlu- past Sc-vc-1':ll yt-urs. 'l'lu- llislumps Ltl:lL'I' trailing tlu- c-ntirv gzmu- np tu tlu- lust two minntt-S linzllly clruppc-rl tlu- winning point tu num- mit tlu- ltt-cl De-vile TU to 68, hllt-vol' Clair was tlu- lmig gun llirongli tlu- wlmlc- gqmu-. jumping mul l't'll0llIlK,llIlg for 21 points, l'llllIll'Q:21ll illlfl llnllling llcnilt-cl out in tlu- first liznllf Illillilllg nmny tlcspt-rntv 2llll'IllIJl.S tu stt-:ll tlu- lmll l-YOIII tht-ir nppcnu-nts. 'l'lu- I'L'56'l'Yl' fillltllglll, lumwc-vc-1'. was tlu- most clominamt flu-tor in tht- xivtmy. lfrnu- Alrnu-s tnul l 1'c-rl Xlc-lilly wc-iw L'SIUt'L'lLlllY Ullhllilllillllg. ISL-twc-1-n tlu- two of tlu-m lllfy inzulc- tm-il fmt ul' tliirtcc-11 frm-v tlIl'UNYN in tlu- limll I1llllI'lL'l', at Illklfli ul' Q-:nlnnu-ss on tlu- court wliicll inzniy l12tSliL'lllltll pl1lyl'l'S lau-lx. Aftc-1' tlu- gamu- llu- tc-nun was gre-1-tc-cl by tlu-ir l.UIiltll'I' Atlllc-lic lJll'L'L'lUl'. lftllllltl' XIL-lit-vlin. wluJ invitt-cl tlu.-ni to il vc-ry tint- supper. lfliglmtt-c-n ztncl nnne. witli tlu- tt-nsirmn gc-tting gm-att-1', tlu- Bisluvps wt-rv now in Bc-lnumt, Nurtli Caro- lina. llUl:t'lllllllQ tlu-ir till:-. whit-li tlu-5' lillxt- lu-lcl fin' two lcllllltlllllkfl on Page- U93 gy xl! if: ' :Af L, X 'iff' - 5 11 iii' l' !l gms! I if ,S uf' .. A . . , 6 Nw -: N , M.,--v 8' Q 5 4 bgkjwf. .V A ,. Ev... x if if Pep si- Cola, fcQgfLQSlwviEifC l :HN Senior 64155 Arleen Adry-ly, Arleen Ftdry, of right mind and sound imagination, do hereby leaye my ability to laugh at all times and all my extra Credits to' Joe Gorman, my singing yoice ta Joan Brandes and Patty Johnson, and all my knowledge ot Latin to Miriam Deflxntonioi George Aimar-I, George Xymary leaye to l3ag'l Rayenel all the tree periods l had this year l'l3ug l Don't study too hard next year Sarah Alexander--l take all my memories, vyilh these I Can't part. My brain won't be usetal, had none trom the start, 'lo Don! my brother, I leaye my trig book and tan, to Saanda, my place in history! Room 3Ol To the basketball teams l leave my spirit, with the hope that they will never need it Lillian Barrett-l, to Gail Warren, do hereby bequeath my ability to pass by the skin ot my teeth. Roy Barrineau-I, Roy Barrineaa, hereby Ieaye my sincerest desire that my brothery Ronnie do Compliments of SOIL CONSULTANTS Inc. Coble Dairy Products Cooperative, Inc. CHARLESTON, S. C. FAl7?.lVlER OWNED ?'5Tw g gzdri, SA , 'AxR23yLfA1DN'l:,Y:'AA.lP. Wi, W2 .. E 1 0 jf IES-if E 4' ZZ? T .ie.l1.3,-QF TX affix ' of grecufiue .Eefzarfmenf As Mayor ot the City ot Charleston! I congratulate the faculty and student body ot Bishop England High School on the valuable and outstanding work being carried on there. Education ot our young people is the best guarantee of world peace and a progressiye tuture. Upon the well-rounded education ot our youth today depends a vvellerounded happy lite tomorrow. WILLIAM M16 MORRISON Mayor I f 7 McGregors Busy Bee y Gag an A me 519 Meeting St. I Jeweggm I 308 King Street John and Hugh McGregor I CHARLESTON 1, S. C. I COMPLIMENTS OF C. W. BLA NCI-IA! D CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER 6 STATE STREET what Iear. Walsh ala and I dldrw'T da. Roberta Beattie-I, Roberta Iiealhe, Iuema al Sauna mlrrd, da solemnly beaaealh mg rleslfx aha Typewriter Ia Sue Sllchg and la Marg Ellen M0 Kevlmf I leave mf, brazhs 'llrlle as rlley arel' Alberta Biering-'la Frames I da hereby leave my Seal m sharlhahcl Class la herpes lhal Khe can saccesafally pa5S Also to Mary and all rhe Mcrawclf' I leave my hlsfarg marke al whuch l am very proud , 3 9 COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLES . FOX INSURANCE AGENCY 39 Broad St. LIFE - HOSPITALIZATION - CASUALTY lll'l1lSCUNALlZl'D Sl IQVICI Agnes Blanchard-Ta my Causm hlelerla and Caraljh Reese, I, Inelha am upright CIIIZQVIX Ieaxe lhe mlragalaa lmawleage I acauired an Fr llalalk Claes hawmg That they will he able ra make Hlaxfllaleall as well as I Charies Blanchard-I haxe hellher Inrama mr wut, home, hor lame to leave la Gl ly'Ol'lG here My Ioxre lar The School, her Teachers, her rule, I Ca'r5, away la my heart, SO what wlll gaa Say, clear Freaale Mcliay, ul I leave my little 5i5Ter Io 3. au G. NN. I-LIMAB Sc CO Druggisis and Apothecaries Preszrlpticn Work A Specialty ALI ICR ANC I7II,lRf'Flll DIAL 2-3341 409 KING ST. 0n9rafufa,f1fon5, gifacfuafemf SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTRIC 8. GAS COMPANY 444 C0l'l'Ll06l'l'leIlt6 of 444 A ?i'ixi'llLNf'Nlxi 'XWIXILUKYJIXI j,ll lelfl'l is Xf I. I ei I lklylt f y I J ,, I I as I I I TX! 2 fy I , ,I 5757 lfliljglflllml ' house ot better values ' shopong center to Coastal Carolina 0 one ot the souLh's great department stores HENRY SCHACHTE dr SONS Real Estate Insurance PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 73 BROAD STREET Grace Bolchoz-I, Grace Bolghoz, do hereby leave to Artes VVelCher and Pug Ravenel my ability to give out the attendance slips so wellg and to the Johnson tw ns and my brother Fred the wish sincere, that they w.lI haye a wonder- tul senior year. Frances Bozzelli-- lJlfmi and Annabelle! I be- aueath to you, each a worn out tennis shoe. And mv school bus ride, I leave to Ann Guinn with the power to bear it with a grin Betty Brandes-I, Elizabeth M Hrandes, being of sound mind IP' and body, do hereby leave my seat ot exile in Latin class to my sister, loan, and myConte:lera1e start hanging in his- tory class to Gene Janikowslci, Pat Breslin-As l leave this place ot learning, this starting point in lite, I take the culture and learning ot this schaol with me and tond memories of 204, And to my good triend and arch-rival, L, J, Pickle Benton, l leave my battle-scarred drumsticks and the desk chairs to match. QUALITY SERWCE 8 T Wearing Aware-N For The iVTi'Vt Fam ir. jglllegfrf F?i'.iSTiH D JWJELFV1 MQNL ' , WCM V T 2- STG 2-QT' XXMEMCAN GEM SCQLTY 251 King ST Dual 27327 QCP KING ST CHARLESTCN, S C, T CARROLIJS HENNEUY5 PHAHMAEY T President cmd Spring STS, SEA F000 l W PHONT jiwi -V 55 , 5 Charfe5'0m'S NQST Complete Prescription Store 24 Market St. Dial 2-3326 T 1 ASK TTOUTQ DOCTOR ABOUT US T CiOl'T'ITUiIiiTei'TTS . X . of Hydrlcks Texaco Station MT. PLEASANT' S- C. C. W. Wesiendurff 8 Sun Complete Automotive Service COL,LNfxFw FURFUXCES SOLD AND KEPMRED PHONE 9113 T E i COMPLIMENTS OF l' g I' 0 P' T r f V f b T - J i A' J J a GRAY LINE TOURS, Inc. 5c - 101: - 31.00 STOBES i 59 ST. Piilip ST. 517 KING ST. I CHARLESTON HEIGHTS BYRNES DOWNS Patty Brown-I, Potty Brown, being ot sound mind, ll hooel, do hereby beciueoth to my sister, leon Morie, my obility to borrow erosers oll cldy long, ony time, ony clossg ond to Notolie John- son, my obility to get into trouble. Bruni Bunger-To Annabelle Kinney, l leove my Sermon in exchonge tor her Southern oc- cent. To the whole iunior closs, l leoye my oddress in cose they ever should get lost in Germony. Joe Curaviello-To the lucky juniors who will be in Sr. Enrico's English closs, l leoye them her easy tests. Catherine Chapman-l, Cotherine Choomdn, do this doy beguecith to Evelyn lvlorosh this mes- SOQG, Sister Enricols room holds my secret nloce. My treosures you will tind it my steps you'll troce. ee A scribbled heddline chort, my Snorlqf Cl ben o stock ot B-Hive broots owoit your hond. Amen. COMPLIMENTS E. J. MCCARTHY 8: SONS 7 Cm,mm l HAV E HTY 5 ot i PAUL E. TROUCHE Complete Home Furnishers 294 KING ST. PHONE 5707 - 5676 COMPLIMENTS OF .lames Doran Company STEVEDORES AND S'l'EfX!VlSHlP AGENTS 404 Peoples Building Chorleston, S. C. I gI'YL,9Al'l'L9I'Lt6 Q! CAN N IDN DISTBIBUTING CQJMPANY l98 EAST BAY DRINK I JULIAN V BRANDT I I I I Real Estate-Insurance Since I9I7 DIAL Z-2866 OR 2-6947 TRADE MARK REG. I III CHURCH ST. IN BOTTLES Compliments cf ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT W. K. PRAUSE PLUMBING and HEATING The Spa:-Mman lf Sleep CONTRACTORS 79 Wentworth St. . 0I'l'll0Al'l'lQl'li5 0 J. C. L0 FUHEHGUTTS ST UID For Fine Photogrophy ll-B George St, Opposite Glorio COlVlPLllylElNl-VS OF S. H. HHES5 8 CU. Petrina Ciuffo-l, Petrino Ciutto, being ot sound mind, do hereby begueoth to my sister, Fronies, my worneout pen ond Sl'lOVlllGlTd pod with the hope thot she will be ob'e to keep up with Fr Powers, ond to oll rising seniors, I leoye my obility to poss history tor Fr. Potot. Danny Close-l will to Roy Morrs my knowledge in Lotin ond Fother Potot's history. John Condon-l, unsoundly, leoye to Bobby Kelly my obility to go to sleep in Sponish Gloss, ond my obility never to heor Sister Loretto. Bobby Condon-l leoye my obility to tol4e six subjects ond belong to o million clubs to Billy lylorphy, Nolon Schwerin, Pug'l Royenel, ond Fred Mclioy, hoping they enjoy it os much os I hoye, To the new B-lnliye Editors, High School Poge Reporters, ond tutore Chemistse my proyers' To Lelond White, the hope thot he moy grow to my sizel Kenneth A. Cone l, Kenneth A Cone, being ot sound mind ond memory, do hereby leoye Bish- op Englond High School only to return in the Foll. But, it l should groduote, I leoye the best triends I ever hod. Peggy Anne Connor-To lyliriom, I leove school 1 COMPLINENTS OF THELNING MARINE SI-IGP Aoooos www PHONE 5059 A. G. HOLLINGS AGENCY I Real Estate and General Insurance 8 Ch h S JQLUQQFZI S C ESTABLISHED I8 285 K g S APIyf E yH d Ea! Ifuofzea Z Bishop England High School And Kmdesi' Regards To IIEVEHENII TIIUIVIA5 J. IVIAIIIGIN of ofouid Gwen, Jr., iqwdicfenf CHARLESTON SHIPYARDS, INC. days both good and bad. To Kathy, memories ot the great tun we always had. To the Junior Class with lots ot cheer, Father Patat and hise tory class next year, Eddie Coulter-I leave all my ability to get out at school to Margaret Coulter, my sister Mary DiYorio-l leave to my sister, Angie, and to lvlarian Tompkins and Rose Croghan all the tun that l had in Sister Catherine's and Father Powers' classes Linda Doherty-l, Linda Doherty, being at sound mind 091 do hereby bequeath to Rosemary Kennedy the remains ot a genius' brain atter twelve long years ot study, and to Annette Lighthart l hereby leave my admirable quiet- ness, my abnormal bashtulness, and my obf noxious timidness. Barbara Doran-l, Barbara Doran, do hereby leave my seat by the blackboard in history class to Natalie Johnson, and I do hope that she may pass. Walter Dziedzic-I leave to some lucky junior my ability to keep a cool, calm tace when called READ BROS. 593 KING STREET DIAL 3-7276 Costume Materials AVUNDALE PHAH.,I1n: AVON DALE CClVlPLlMElXlTS The General Asbestos Rubber Compon Division oi RAYBESTOS - MANHATTAN, INC. North Charleston South Caroline I I COPWDIIHWGUTS i Sales - Motorola Television - Service Of I . . I Calhoun Super Service Station D' w' 8 CALHOUN AT MEETING I 42 Meeting Sl' Dial 572' I Curr svrczs aromas TRAYNOR I GAY AND rAvLoR 9 Burmesters Pharmacy GENERAQDJUSTURS 1 Ol' Drugs - Hardware Insurance Companies sTATioN zona PHONE 5561 I LEO B. DUFORT' Manager suLLlvAN's ISLAND, s. c. 402 Peoples slag. I K' ' R t t COMPLIMENTS or Ing S es auran I IN -HE HEART or MmH.NG Juhn E. IVIELHUQIIIIH One of CharIeston's 8 Oldest Restaurants I OPEN DAY or NIGHT I Plumbing and Heating Contractors CCMPLIMENTS OF Exclusive Lime at Millmery and Bags Loretta Hat Shop 303 KING ST DIAL 2-2749 N PHONES 5058 and 2-808I I I FOR I Clean - - Taste Free -- Hard Frozen I 3 - Ice Cubes - I Southern Ice Company 2-4026 - DIAL - 2-4027 I REFRICERATORS --- BEVERAGE CHESTS I WATER COOLERS I NEWS s AROUND THE WORLD X ion I2 i X-JZ, 9 23 AROUND 8 4 THE CLOCK 7 6 5 COMPLETE' ' ACCURATE nj-,lgxifgexxgi y E E ' ISIEIEEJEAQ Iggy ffm: ,cg MEMBER OF -ee TEES! E I THE FAMILY Ein News muh Gram-inf, THE CHARLESTON EVENING POST CHARLESTON , S.C. Douglas Oil Company 1701 Meeting St. Road upon in class and Io all good Polocks a slice of bielbasa Frankie Eaton-I, Frankie Eaton, leave To Natalie all ol my luck and success in her senior year. fmd Io Peewee and Pug a successe ful year m football. Rcse Marie Esposito-If Rose Esposito, do be- aueath Io Datsy Mclylahoh, my desk arid ability to :lass history m Father l3ataI's class ISmce I didhfl have army, she might do better Ihari I did I Tommy Finnegan-If Tammy Flrmegarw, hereby Ieaxe my oosltlori at end on the foolball team to Iieyo Clair, Thomas Fosberry-I, Thomas Fosberry, hereby Ieaxe 'ro Pug Raxerlel ahd Peewee Mcliay my way of coolihg out at football camo Frances Fox--I, Frances Fox, do hereby bequeath my desk in the back ol Father l3a'ra1's history class to Rose Condon, and Io Lee Iyllller I leaye my ability 'ro slay out of trouble Juddy Garrett-To Buddy Donald, I Ieaye a box of silver curl To helo him bass history Jean Harlow-My exempts from exams! so you Hibernian Mutual Insurance Compeey 64 Broad St. Charleston, S. C. Established 1885 P. O. Box 6365 Myers, S. C. Sound Fire Protection at Minimum Cost PHONE 24388 wivi. E. connoni. Pres. A. ui. 0'NEILL. sen.-mas. JAMES P. rurzuous, Vice-P win. c. EHRHARDT, Solicitor Combl i meals GEER DRUG COMPAN COMPLIMENTS OF WORTH AGENCY SALES AGENTS FOR DEVELOPERS OF ISLE OF PALMS CHARLESTON OFFICE ISLE OF PALMS OFFICE COMPLIMENTS OF Martens-Davis Co. 35 Broad St. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE wow -fer za 15 if ' 'TASHIONS FOR SMARTER YOUNG WOMEN 331 KING STREET NLXT TO CLQRIA THEATRE CHNSLESTCN, S C Compllmemfs of Deluxe Cleaners Highway 6I - 765 King Sf. - Avondale - TELEPHONES - 3-5403 - 3-25,15 - 3-76I8 90 BROAD STREET IO00 PALM BOULEVARD BERNARD T. EHRHARDT Real Estate--Insurance TEL. 2-4781 403 PEOPLES BUILDING RES. 2-0253 CHARLESTON, S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF CONAWAY DRUG STGRE L. G. FERGUSON, INC. GeneraI Painting Contractor ' COMMERCIAL ' INDUSTRIAL 9 RESIDENTAL IO Gillon St. Phone 3-8679 CHARLESTON, S. C. vvon't have to cram, I leave, Miriam Deflxntonio, to youg and my tree library seat, vvith the hope that you'II meet the deadline tor your term paper, too, Rosemary Hartnett-To Barbara Elliott, my triend, I leave to you this omeni Study hard and never tearg Someday you'II get out ot here. Margie Harvey-To all the girls in the Com- mercial Class, I leave my ability to be auiet and pass. And to Kathy O'I-Iagan and Charlene Priebe, I hereby leave a box ot starch and an iron to keep their Cheerleader skirts trom dying, Jimmy Heffron-I will to Joseph I.aveIIe my seat in Father Patat's history Class, hoping that he will enjoy himself as much as I did, Blanche Heiterer-I, Blanche Heiterer, do here- by leave to my sister, Mane, my marks in his- tory, that together vvith hers, she may pass. And to Marlene McClure, my ability to get punishment Joan Holling-I, Joan Inlolling, leave to Lip I.aTorre my ability to pass English vvith Sr. En- rica and to my Cousin Dee Dee the good times I've had at Bishop England. Cgmljllmellls .xdugudfufi Korwfanfine Ol ARCHITECT Cigarette Vending Service I39 Calhoun Street Compliments Compliments f th of ' , .Sl 1 ,G .SD ' A Cf L Gaineys 621411 Drug Store n 0 Film u o 55 Compliments Iflarlingten Apartments CGMPLIMENTS CF RUBEHT E. MULUNY Credif Bureau of Gremer Cacnrlesfom Comphm f Leo J. Dawson f Plumbing and Heating We!! Eaxterg livin gap REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY PHONE 2-0555 330 KING SW FT I8 GAILLARD STREET Q I IDEAL SERVICES I Ideal White Swan Laundry Co M Hors BAKERY g Laundry - Dry Cleaning I 3 SPRING STQEET DIAL 2-0235 DIAL 2-6616 COMPLIMEIXITS OF Jalan Wcudgafer, .gnu FUNERAL DIRECTQRS COIVIPLIIVIENTS A FRIEND Strobel Dry Cleaners SAVANNAH HIGHWAY MORELAND TELEPHONE 6-2521 ' I lllcflain A llluffic Holme 3320 Dual Lane CHARLESTON HEIGHTS, S. C. Patty lgoe--I, Patty Igoe, leave to Joyce, my temporarily-permanent, hoarse singing voice, IDon't tell SisterJ and to any Junior who works tor Father Powers, I leave my lang but won- dertul hours. Frank Jones-Good-bye, Fr. Manning, and Hello, Uncle Sam! Ernie Jones-I leave my typing ability to my sister, Cathyg and to Sabae I leave my guard position. Patty Jones-I, Patty Jones hereby leave to Jackie Gould my ability to take punishments with a smileI?J and to tuture apologists my Kinsey's Texaco Service Station 46 Savannah Hwy. WINDERMERE DIAL 6-9166 Buses tor Rent tor Trips and Outings llulie Morse North Charleston Phone 4-I l35 ability to exempt Fr, Patat's religion exam, Billy Kanapaux-I hereby leave to John Donald, my position ot President at the Confederacy, and Commander-in-chiet ot the Confederate Forces, to be upheld with the honor and dignity at a true rebel, Robert King-I, being at sound mind IPI do hereby leave my books to whomever wants them. P. S. I leave, I hapel Pat Konrad-To Tuney Couturier, I hereby be- aueath my part as Lady Macbeth with the hope that she will use the same 'deep and ex- pressive voice, And to Ronald -Garris my ability we paridkonerd of fAe gimme! Sacramenf ,Hariri heve Qreef hopes for The porehriel Ieedership of Those who have heeh Troihed or Bishop England Sacred Haart Church RIGHT REV MGNSNGNQR HENRY F WOLFE PASTOR THE REV. JOHN Br ADM ASSISTANT PASTOR eouaimrutafaious to nie GRADUATIIXIG CLASS QF '55 Vyilh Siieeial Felieitations To Those Frorn The Cathedral at St. John the Baptist FATI il 77 I 'UUIS T T- lilsrlt I -X , F J Actin 'l'lAV8 'l Qwiegy MOU! TRIE McKEVllN'S ot Et. Josephs Parish REV ST. JOHN E PATXXT COMPLIMENTS OF The Senior C'laAA Magnolia Service Station 1438 Meeting Street Road CHARLESTON, S. C. SER VICENTER MEETING STREET ROAD AT Esso REFINERY Charleston, S. C. Phone 9681 to aeauire the strangest IDI nielananiesl Louis Kruger-I Ieaye' Ann Lauro-I, Ann Lauro, do hereby leave my worn out shoes to any rising senior who is wille ing to Collect ads tor the Miscellany in '56, Gene Lowe-I leave my school bus to anyone who wants it, Janet MacKay-I, Janet Maeliay, do hereby leaye to all the iuniors all the ioys ot being a senior at B, E H S. Gene Martin-I, Eugene Iylarlin, being ot sounal IFT inina, do hereby leaye to all rising seniors nay ability to make all the faculty laugh at all :ny witticisnns despite the punishment I wrote, also to all rising seniors my ability to Carry a smile always, Joe Matt--I, Iniun, leaye rny lonwahawk, buttalo, ana sealiwing knife to any mixed up Redskin who wants them I? S, I arn an Indian giverl Watch outl In ease ot ernergeney, I will take thern baels Bobby McLaughlin-I Ieaxew Vxfhofs going anyf where? Not niel Tassie McMahon-I, Tassie lylelwahon, leave to the McCarthy twins, all the trouble that l'ye been in, and to Gail and Carolyn, too, all the igunishnaent I didn'l do Frank McMahon-I, Franlq McMahon, leave to H. STEENKEN 8: CO. We paftif pevpk H Auto Ports -- Supplies - Tools - Equipment 450-452 Meeting sr. - Dial 2-2671 Taylors Complete Quttitters l - Charleston, S. C. Compliments of l PAUL Moron COMPANY FORD CARS AND TRUCKS SALES AND sERvicE To i I47 Meeting St, Phon 3 7254 COMPLIMENTS OF Wilson Johnson and Billy Oltmann i COMl3LllVlElXlTS You can pay more, but you cant buy better. GF 70rd l PAUL Moron coMPANY R Mvluf SUPPIY C0 584 Meeting Street Best Wishes to tlwe .Senior Cfadd FRQM Tl-lE CLASS OF '56 any iunior who can manage it, my unrevealed ability not to talk in Father Powers' classes, periods. Frances Melfi-l, Frances Melti, hereby leave to Charlene the position as captain ot the bas- ketball team, and also to Ellen, Miriam, and Sally my great ability to always tally Leonard Melfi-l leave my cheerleader sweater to anyone viho will wear it Charles Miller-I leave to Walter Latorre my ability not to talk in Father Powers' classes, Frank Moraska-l hereby leave to John Donald the exclusive right to publish all my l'Secret File U, Si A, papers hidden in my desk in Fr. Patat's history class, Mary Claire Murphy-ln typing class errors will be made, therefore, l leave to Nancy Johnson my eraser hoping her errors will tade Jackie Murray-l, Jackie lvlurray, ot sound mind beaueath to Barbara Wluir my typing marks, also, my sunny desk in the hope that it will also make her bright. George Nixon--I, being ot sound mind, do solemnly hope that the iuniars and other mem- bers ot this school have better luck in leaving than I did. Willard Oldmixon-To Kathy O'l-logon I leave Best Wishes Hamiltnn Jewelers SAVANNAH HWY. Compliments ot Carlton Arms Apartments Compliments ot 7 imiadon :S Compliments of New York Tailors 415 KING ST. Sabhclzlf Scliovl 0 lllzwic 455 KING STREET 0 . xvuvoif 7G5All771Z471J-5'6 241 King St. we ON at draw , gf? ,Zi M N' A55 I agffagfgfw Many of your friends of earlier classes are now members of the telephone family We join with them in wishing you every success and good fortune for the future SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY ongrafufafiond fo flw :Kazaa 0 f55 v mm flue Bishop England lie Club PM-METTO FIXTURE William Johnson 81 Company a Nonon co., inc. COAL . FUEL oil. 102 Market Street Serving Charleston Over l0O Years l CHARLESTON, s. c. l NAL N764 ' N765 a road map so she may get to Beautort tor the game next year and to Fr, Rotat the silence which I did not have in the history class, to the cheerleaders my ability to be on time tor the games Jean O'Rourke-lo Barbara Elliot I will my typing skill Heres hooing she'll learn more than the homeplate drill. And to Mary Ellen lvlcl4evlin and Rosemary Kennedy l leave my ability to write Spanish vvords without accents. Jack Pitts-l leave to all torthcoming tootball teams ot B, E. l-l, S, the memory ot the spirit of '54, To Fr. Manning l leave auiet halls and orderly lunch lines. Judy Qualey-l, Judy Qualey, being ot sound mind and good voice do hereby bequeath to barbara McCarthy and Gail Vvarren, both rise ing seniors, my position as most valuable singer in my singing class. Frances Reynolds-I, Frances Reynolds, being ot sound mind, do hereby leave my ability to talk in all classes and at all times to anyone vvho likes to write punishment, Anne Richards-l, Anne Richards, being ot sound mind, do hereby leave to my sister, Sue, and all the other players ot St, Joseph's C. Y, O. basketball team, my ability to get o team up the day betore vve play, PALMER COLLEGE l. Member of 'me National Association and Coamcll of Basmess Colleges 2, Member al 'me S C, Association of Business Colleges, 3. Fully accredited by me ACCVOClllIl'lQ Commission for Business Colleges. 4. Approved by the State Department of Educaiioa and Veierarws' Admimstrailorv for Training of veterans. COMPLIMENTS OF Hughes Service Center Spring at Ashley COMPLETE LINE OF TEXACO PRODUCTS COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS SERVICE ls Our Business 2-6377 DIAL 2-6377 Wiggins-Tawes Service Station 949 KING STREET DIAL 9273 lferw 0,9 Ladies' and Children's Ready-to-Wear 56l King ST, ai Wolfe CHARLESTON, S. C. Phone 3-8400 Ashley Hardware Sz Supply Co. 76 Folly Road CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA Dial 3-9810 SMALL BOAT SUPPLIES l NUQXXL rif'X2iCliA.'f'XllZL SPOi4TlNG QCODS rr P Mirlinfl Clrarles L Smith 'xl 'gg 331 . Sm 1- ,fr 'ggil I .,,,,W crr nrr :Lens F1356 369 King St. CHARLESTON, S. C. Reynolds Ave. CHARLESTON HEIGHTS, S. C. Serving B.E.H.S. Girls for Years Daisy Begin 256 KING ST. Congratulations Formal Wear To Rent to me cLAss OF '55 Pearlmans 5UfdUH5 CHARLESTON, souTH CAROLINA Dial 3-3122 346 King St. magic-paA Potato Chips M. GOODMAN, Distributor COMPLIMENTS OF I. T. Limehouse GOLF VIEW REXALL DRUG STORE Riverland Terrace PHON E 6-44l l COMPLIMENTS OF Carolina Supplies 81 Cement Co. Chapel and Washington Sts. CHARLESTON, S. C, FRANK C. FORD, Pres. W. L. Madden 81 Co. PAINT VARNISHES ENAMELS 221 Meeting St. Phone 3-3643 CHARLESTON, S. C. Congratulations to the CLASS OF '55 Blanche Daurlby jZJri5f 980 Ashley Ave. Dial 3-85ll Azalia Richter-I, Azalia Richter, being at sound CPD mind do hereby leave to Louie and Joe my seat on good ole bus six. Bobby Riols--l, Bobby Riols, being ot sound mind, do hereby leave my oink sweater to any junior brave enough to wear it in Fr l-loovvood's Latin class. Philip Rowland- Bye Beverly Runey-I, Beverly Runey, leave to the rising seniors all my tun in Father Patat's his- tory class, the ioy ot a term oaoer and my ability to pass Father Manning's religion classg to Virginia Jones l leave all the good times I had in Latin class with my Latin notebook. Margaret Sage-I leave my honor and dignity as a senior, and the enioyment ot wearing a senior ring to all the juniors who wish itg and the songs ot Spanish class to Sue and Barbara. Carole Shahid-l leave to Kathy O'Hagan and Charlene Friebe a star tor all their aching muscles and hoarse voices. Pat Siddall-I leave to Bobbie lvluir my history marks and my desk in Father Powers' home- room. l hooe she has the tun that l have had there this year. Charles Sirisky--l leave my center soot on the tootball tield to the boy vvho can best handle it. Congratulations to the fi L' Graduating Cioss Ot 'vp Mr. and Mrs. Steve Stathius Pimzii Spaghetti House 340 King St. llizrmel Trizlzsporiaiinlz 00. - GENERAL HAULING - DIAL 2-7808 CROWN SERVICE CENTER Spring and King Streets DIAL 9883 COMPLIMENTS OF IVIattson's 0iI Company Meeting Street Road MHQIHHIS Variety Store Station ZI SuIIivan's Island, S. C. Com iiimerits ot FRANCIS P. PRATICO USN. COMPLIMENTS OF Meadow's TV 8i Appliances Frigidaire Appii ance S RCA-TV AVONDALE CIELIESTIE, IINCC. Home oi MARYLIKE Dresses 3 Daniel St. Byrnes D SEilJ6l'S Hardware Company i Tower Television Company 173 Savannah Hwy. H09 King Street PLANNING AHEAD Stable productive operations re- quire a constant supply at raw materials. Cne ot the things we are doing to try to assure an adequate supply ot raw materials is to distribute and plant more trees than we use at our mi'l each year. WEST VIRGINIA PULP and PAPER COMPANY Charleston, South Carolina Radios - Television - Applianzes 173-A SAVANNAH HWY. Dial 6-1637 l i Rita Slate-To Mary Altman, l leave my typing desk complete with typewriter and eraser Leah Sturcken-To the girls in the lOth grade who took gym with me, l leave all the tun l have had. Nancy Swain-l, Nancy Swain, do hereby leave to Carolyn Reese my height in the hope that she will next year be able to look over all the small tribulations and see the ioys which are sure to be hers in her senior year, and to Sr. Mary James, l leave my love, which she never auite thought she had. Kay Tawes-l hereby leave to Francis Clair a piece ot typing paper without a tear in hopes that he will learn to type next year. Jane Tobias-I hereby leave to Judy Sottile my ability to always do stupid things, and to Lynn Benton my glasses in hopes that hers, next year, she brings, Tommy Vaught-l leave to Ronnie Barrineau my lett haltback position and to him and the rest ot the V355 team the best ot luck. Eleanor Viele-To Joanie Brandes l leave my ability always to say the wrong thing in Fr Manning's religion class and all the crazy, wancfertul times, her sister Bette and l have had together, George Whetsell-To Louis Richter, l leave my ab:lity to keep Dixieland Jazz at recess. , W. Q pq J? 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Basketball History tC0n'tD vears and were now attempting to make it three in a row. ln the first round the Bishops met a stubborn St. Iohn's team who gave them a hard time for a quarter, but after that the Bishops proved too much power in stripping them 80 to 35. Clair, Gorman, and Finnegan collected 17, 16, and 14 points respectively. This vic- tory made it now nineteen in a row. Bishop England versus Belmont Abbey. These two teams now playing in the finals had met twice before, both times in the finals, the Bishops winning both games, The Bishops had a prcttly rough time in topping the Ramblers but proved to we too much in stop Jing them T9 to 60 with Danny Rohlingf playing his lbest game. Rohling tore the cords up for seven free throws and seven field goals for a total 21 oints. The Bishops made it three years in a row to talge the revolving trophy home for good. This victory now made it number 20 in a row. Bevo,' Clair received the tournament,s most valu- able player award, with Eaton and Finnegan making the All-Tournament team. After the Tournament, the Bishops continued on with the regular season by stopping the Charles- ton High School Bantams 56 to 40, This was the third time this season that the Bishops had beaten the Bantams. The victory was due to the constant teamwork which proved to be the weapon most used by the Bishops all season. Twenty-one wins and no losses! Will they go un- defeated, or will Rivers get sweet revenge and snap the streak! It was close but the Bishops stopped the Bears in a thriller, 59 to 56. The same type game they played the First time except for the overtime. The Bish- ops made it 22 in a row and won the opinion of the fans as the best basketball team ever produced in this area and at the school. The Bishops were at their best, ninety-nine and no one could stop them. Francis Clair, Frank Eaton and Tommy Finnegan were the big men for the contest, each playing a very determined and consistent brand of ball. That pressure off, the Bishops had a breather', in taking the North Charleston Blue Devils 60 to 50. Tommy Finnegan collected 21 points to be high man for the game. This was victory number 2.3! Only one more left for the season, and they could make history by becoming the first undefeated basketball team in the history of the school. Well, they did what no other team could do in the Charleston area for the past decade of years. The Bishops were hard pressed in stopping the College of Charleston Frosh 50 to 42, wrap ming up a perfect season. After such a fine season, time boys won themselves a trip to Rhode Island to participate in the Eastern States Catholic lnvitational Tournament at Newport. They were without the services of their ace center, 'iBevo,' Clair, and were defeated by a more aggressive type of basketball. The boys made a pretty good show- ing, but not what they could have done, of cours:, playing their best, but thev were entirely outclassed. The Bishops were dropped by a red hot De LaSalle of Newport, 90 to 55. They put up a hard fight the Hrst half but were gradually worn down by the much taller opponents. They were not yet out of the running, though, lor they played in a consolation game in which they lost again, 76 to 52 to Central Catholic of Pitts- burgh. They boys lived up to their reputation of always bringing home the bacon, however. The team won the Sportsmanship award for exemplary conduct on the floor and off the iioorf and Manager Buddy Sirisky with his Golden Horn received an entertainment trophy. The Miscellany extends most sincere congratulations to all those on the team-and heartfelt thanks to all the supporters who helped the Bishops make their trip to Rhode Island. B. S. .14 Ll, t0gI a,l0A5 .Au t0gl'CLl0Af5 .7411 f0gl'6ll0A,5 .Au f0gI'cll0Ld .All t0gl'al0A5