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and gifted public speakers
w ho compete with other
teams at state-wide tour­
naments .

Fortunatly, the team has
w on num erous trophies
this year. Because ot this
tact, the tropics were
moved.

The team has grown
from a small, dedicated
follow ing to a large, ma­
ture team. Hopefully, the
Forensics team w ill have the sam e luck in years to come.

Debate-Duo-Drama
(Public Speaking!)

Forensicsy 81

Prom Committee
By jenniler Patterson

Each year the Junior Class goes through the long, [)ainstaking [process of [tutting

together a com m ittee to plan the Junior/Senior Prom.

.... ever\- \ ’ear the com m ittee com es to the dead-end of d ecid in g on a them e

that w ill be fun and easy to

decorate for. Ms. Sheets is

the superx'isor and "mentor"

for the grort{). She keeps the

group in line, keeps the ideas

realistic, and m akes sure the

cost stays ttnder the assigned

am ount. The com m ittee has

w orked hard to plan the prom

and get everything ordered.

N ow they hope their ideas will

{produce a great prom for the

Seniors.

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Peer Peer M inestr\' is a
M in istrie s service club. The leacl-
e rs ltp plans w ays to
enhance the spirtual life
of the school. Eight
seniors ha\'e been
com m issioned as Eu­
charistic Ministers.
Twenty students serve
as leaders for song at
liturgical events. Sev­
eral have volunteered
as lectors, altar servers,
and to be in either the
entrance or offertary
procession at Mass.
The sophomore
peer ministers were
responsible for the

nativity scene which

appeared on the school's w ind ow s during December. However "they" call for
Peer Ministry club, these gifted students are asked to represent the follow ing
factes of the Peer M inestry club in the picture for the year book. Leaders; Betsy
Bowm an, Jean O'Dette, Eucharistic Ministers: Michael Monu, Ryan Slechta, Becky
Riesser, Megan Kenney, Jeannine Johnston, Mara Dorsch, and Shaun Kilgariff
Song Leaders: Kristine Soriano, Maricellis Timothee, Stephanie DiCato, Michael
Branch, Lectors: Peter Zellmer, Altar Servers: Zach Lancaster, Entrance and
Offertary: Joe Ruggieri, Decartion; Stephanie Ream, Brian Migliarese, Sarah Day.

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Peer Ministriesx 83

Environm ent^

By Betsy Bow m an and Bethany Norris

'Fhis years Environm ental Club started o ff with |
a big bang by having thirty-six m em bers.
These m em bers cam e in strong w ith great
ideas about helping the Bishop McGuinness
co m m u n ity beco m e m ore aw are about what to
do to clean our environm ent. By the second
m eeting they decided to A dopt a Park, take a

hiking trip to Hanging
Rock, replant the flower
bed in the front of the
school, and take a field
trip to a nearby recycling
plant. They have also
helped out at the annual
Reindeer Rom p at
T anglew ood. This is a
very active club,and it
hope to accom plish much including heightening everyones awareness of how
precious our environm ent is to our survival, it's the o nly Earth w e 'v e got so w e
have to take care of it! The leaders of the Environm ental Club are President Betsy
Bow m an, Vice President Bethany Norris, Secretary Kate Ballsieper, and Treasurer
Jennv Moser.

l-.nvironmental

Science

This year's science club was
lead by President LeAnn
Sidwell and Vice President Erin
Sherrill. Their main function is
to go further indepth in learn­
ing about our surroundings.
Under the supervision Of Mr.
Eklund and Ms. Sheets, they

do experiments
and work on
projects that w ill
im prove BMHS.
They are planning
a joint hiking trip
w ith the Environ­
m ental Club at
Hanging Rock.
They have more
adventures
planned and are
learning new
things everyday. Their m em bers plan to pursue m ostly m edical and scientific fields
after graduation, and the Science Club is a ju m p start into the real w orld. It also
allow s them to learn about things that they are rather interested in.

Science

M ahogany

B\' Kay-C Allen
The M ahogany Club is B ishop

M cGuinness Black A w areness Club. It was

designed to heighten cultriral awareness

jthroughout Bishof). in the past, the Ma-

hogany Club has provided the student body

and faculty w ith such assem bles as ,

Kwanza, A Black History Month Skit Presen­

tation, and m ore recently a Crim e Bill Plat

form. Each year, the M ahogany Club

perform a different activity
that is aim ed at bridging
the ga{)s between races
[proving that racial equality
can happeti w ith patience
and determination.

This year the Mahogany'
Club enjoys its largest size
in y'ears. M oderated by
Ms. Shaw, the Mahogany'
Club is lead by President
Kay-C Allen, Vice Presi­
dent Walter McCain, Secre­
tary' April Ruffin, Treasurer
lyom onda Gaston, Sgt. of A rm s Joey Dickson, and Historian ivar Darneron. Other
m em bers include Seniors: Susan Branch, Robert Carter, and Michael Monu;
S ophom ores:M icheal E3ranch, James Clark, Alkeisha Gore, Bryan Harvey, Jaime
Ledbetter, and Eresfiman: Brandon Carter, George Durham, Reggie I lunt, l^randon
King, Kim Marshal, Richard Monu, Benita Ruffin, artd Marcia Watkins.

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