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

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K37913 New faculty members, new students, and even visitors frequently comment on the genuine enthusiasm characteristic of Ho- gan, The 1954 PRISM endeavors to point out many reasons for that outstanding school spirit. In all departments student participation is high, and pupils love what they do them- selves. Perhaps this is the reason there is always difficulty in clearing the building at four-thirty. Last to leave each afternoon and first to arrive on Saturdays are the PRISM work- ers. Why? Because the annual is pre- pared largely by the students themselves. Each year greater effort is made to give staff members maximum opportunity to acquire valuable Skills and to share the labor, the trials, and the joy of producing the book. This year the headlines have been made and the divider pages beautified in Hogan's own a.:t department, and more than ever our pictures are the work of student pho- tographers. We feel that we have taken ,Ia-22 ffnfewofcf a long step forward in student training by having the staff do the printing on our new I. B. M. Executive typewriter. Portraits and most of the larger group pictures have been done by Rolland's stu- dio, most of the action shots by Mr. Charles Brenneke and Mr. Louis Kreuzer. Representing the Am e ric an Yearbook Company, Mr. Merrill Postma is our ever helpful specialist, always ready with solutions to knotty problems. The spon- sor's pleasant duty has been to coordi- nate all these factors. That is our yearbook method. Now for some answers to the question, What makes Hogan Click ? Q M Contents C DI-:DICATION 3 ADMINISTRATION 4 CLASSES 3 INSTRUCTION 30 . N X W ,Q ORGANIZATIONS ., ACTIVITIES 70 ATHLETICS Q0 INDEX 198