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The April 2008 edition of the Senior Class Notes has a report of the outing to Prairie on the East Bank and photographs of that trip.

by Andrea Bryan

What started out as a little fundraiser has become a major event on the BHSOSA calendar. The fourth Annual Games Day and Food Sale was held on Saturday April 26, 2008 on the grounds of the Bishops’ High School. In the heat of the midday sun, the students began to trickle in but as the day progressed, so did the attendance of past and present students. There was a long line to enter as the Headmistress skillfully opted to ask for ‘contributions’ instead of the price of admission. She managed to squeeze thousands of dollars out of unsuspecting alumni.

From the Sunday Chronicle of 20 April, 2008

THE Bishops’ High School has recorded yet another year of outstanding achievement, according to Headmistress, Ms Elizabeth Isaacs-Walcott.

Addressing the school’s annual prize-giving ceremony last February, Walcott said the institute continues to do well, not just academically but in all its co-curricular activities as well.

Since leaving Bishops, I have done so much, that I hardly know where to begin. A good place to start is my own webpage, which will tell you about my situation now.

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OUR TRIBUTE TO MAVIS POLLARD - Jan. 21, 2008

BHSOSA is today celebrating the life of yet another of its icons who has passed away; this time it is Mavis Doreen Pollard, our true comrade and true friend.

Mrs Maureen Massiah nee Byrnwas ordained as a Junior Minister in the Presbyterian denomination. along with three others. They are described as Ordained Assistants. She was supported by the presence of many old students including her two sisters, Dr. Joycelyn Massiah (retired Head of the Institute of Social and Economic Research at the Cave Hill Campus of UWI) and Dr. Marlene Joseph (a medical doctor in Antigua)

The Byrne sisters and the Headmistress, Mrs Walcott

Stadium view

Terry taking pictures

We left school just around 5.45a.m. complete with police escort, Red Cross personnel (fortunately not needed), food, water and pick-up vehicles. As we should have expected, there were the GOOD, the NOT SO GOOD, and the HAPPY BUT SLOWER which gave our police escort nuff headaches as he couldn't keep us all together. However we had no mishaps and we were grateful for his protection.
We arrived at the stadium around 7.10 (THE SLOWEST GROUP) where after having our snacks, we were able to have a brief tour of the stadium.

by Megan Richmond

On Saturday, September 8, 2007, 17 of our senior girls were entertained to a
delicious tea at the Kirkpatricks of Meadowbrook Gardens. The setting was
pleasant and the orchids bloomed for us. As usual, Margery and Dougal were
gracious hosts.

We ate from generous plates, sipped tea and chatted while listening to long
forgotten tunes. When last did you swoon to Johnny Mathis' songs, girls?