Bishop Hogan High School - Rampage / Prism Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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FIVE STUDENTS MERITED publication of their poems in the National Poetry Anthology. Another contest will be held later on in the year. Seated: Carol Bramble, Tonya Nugent. Standing: Sue Quig- ley, Helen Carroll Mullane. Inset: Marita Grisafe. Efzgffsfi PLACES FOURTH IN CONTEST wily, ' ABOVE: Stabbing Caesar in the person of Bob Calvin are D. Bruening, J. Harp,K. Dalton, P. Donnici,T. Morgan, J. Ryan, P Kowalcyk, B. Calvin. POOR OLD CAESAR gets killed over and over again in sophmore English class. CENTER: John Harp, John Ryan, Pete Donnici, Tom Morgan, Bob Calvin, and Peter Kowalcyk look down on the slowly dying Caesar, Richard Bruening, 38 45 4 0 GERRE ANN SPRAGUE won fourth place in the diocesan essay contest sponsored by the Knights of Coluxn- bus, on The Legion of Decency. The prize was five dollars. PAT RONS Mrs. Robert Bruce Donna Ruth Casisky Mrs. S. W. Broyles Mrs. Clyde L. Miller Mr. , Mrs. R. J. Barry at is A

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75 Happy Living PATRONS Miss Mary Jean Dolan Miss Rosalie Smith Mrs. John Kopp Mrs. J. C. Brous Mr. Hugh Waters Mr. E. W. Bacon Mr. and Mrs. Laty Miss Bernadette Tiedtka CIRCLE: Mary Ann Feldman, Pat Calderello, John Renner, and Carolyn Russell are taking their cheese-filled weiners from the broiler. This was one recipe that was a big success. CENTER RIGHT: It looks like Barbara Blasco and Barbara Von Engeln have really put Dan Welling to work beating the divinity. You can't see what it looks like now but when it was finished it stood up in snowy white peaks. LOWER RIGHT: Rose Ann Randolph, Marilyn Connor, Geraldine Ryan, and Nancy Mc Carthy are shown filling Christmas boxes made by the cooking classes. These boxes were later sent tothe former Hogan students now in the armed forces and seminaries. Geraldine Ryan, Tom Angotti, and Pat Hutto are carefully Watching their English toffee, Virginia Kopp, Jody Moran, and Sue Holman are sprinkling Coconut on their peach salad to produce a snowy effect. 11 19

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77Qcztber12at2c5 THOSE WHO ELECT HIGHER MATHEMATICS CERTAINLY GET EXCELLENT TRAINING IN ANALYTICAL THINKING. STUDENTS LEARN the use of the slide rule through a course in trigonometry. Pat Crowe, Dan Welling, and Mike Maggard are figuring out the problem on the board using their slide rules. it W H, H' ,ff 1121. YSL ALTHOUGH THE STUDENTS WERE urged to take a course in geometry a number of stu- dents chose to elect applied mathematics. Here some students are shown figuring out the profits in buying government bonds. Seated: Betty Beach, Judy Hayes. Standing: Bill Stacy, Donald Redmond, and at the board is Jan Rogers. ABOVE: Chuck Holloway is trying to prove a theorem using a three dimensional figure. Carol Klecan, Virginia Kopp, Bill Aldrich, Gary Kostuke, Margaret Lyons, and Ed Mar- tin are looking on. LEFT: David Campbell works a problem in spherical geometry on the board. His fellow students seem to be watching closely so that he won't make a mistake. Seated: Tom Grieb, Mike Feeney, Bob McNary. Standing: Bill Weidman, and John Renner.