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

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f-NX 27 X.. . Ski Mary Ellenice Superior my nLhtin Mathematics U Sister Francetta JZzifrzl1zi5mzfz'01z FOUNDED IN l94O, Bishop Hogan High School is conducted by the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth, under the direction of L the Most Reverend Edwin V. O'l-lara, D.D., the Most Rever- K end Joseph Marling, C. P. P. S., and the Reverend Joseph Sul- Ylf X xi 5 Q ik .,.. X livan, Ph. D., Diocesan Superintendent of Schools. Eight priGSf5 it five full time and three part time lay teachers, as pictured OU xy SXJ TW . I lg X X1 ' x X . PM N95 xl L KN X N Principal I BCT1-Tgister Mary Albia it-,Cv xLibrarian Q, I 2 or N I S,-!Sister Rose Anne X3 QHOGAN CITIZEN K' A Latin Sister Marie Aquina .iEnglish Ki, ,X X all N Sister Mary Cornelia Science, Algebra Q T9 the following pages, complete the faculty of Hogan. Sister Arm Jeannette Commerce Sister Mary Jovita Speech, Debate Sister Mary Lenore Social Studies Sister Marcellina Spanish, Glee Club Sister Elizabeth Marie Art, Sewing, Foods Sister Mary Nathaniel English, American Hist. Sis ter Mary Philomena X-cf IF YOU HAVE EVER BEEN TAUGHT English, Social Studies sl N Sister Agnes Eugenia BY THE SIST ERS, YOU MAY BE Xt, g Engllsh SURE THEY ARE PRAYING FOR Sister Mary Teresa 3, YOU, This picture was taken in the PRISM, English, Spanish Sister Mary Francis H 1 ,fx-5 u ogan convent chape . Q5 1, 3 American Problems Sister Mary Vincentia Band, Mathematics Q , S--? EXTENSIVE BACKGROUNDS Ni X Egg J FROM ENGLAND and Ireland and Canada, RSL, :X fiiom Missouri, Kansas, and Iowa, from X 623 Montana, Colorado,and Virginia came the QQ present Hogan Sisters of Charity to pool ,Q if their efforts in God's cause, -up ' :Sh if All have at least the degree of Bachelor of is ga. Arts or Bachelor of Science, eight of the Q .QI and seven of these eight have one to four NNN XX, if years of professional education in addition 8 I . if , XX to degree requirements. A+, , XJ -A seventeen have the Master of Arts degree, The large number of universities they have attended precludes any danger of in-breed- ing : Saint Mary College, Xavier, Kansas, Creighton University, Omaha, University of Denver, Catholic University of America, Saint Louis University, Rosary College, Chicago, Gonzaga University, Spokane, Montana State, Kansas State, University of Kansas, Marquette University, Milwau- kee, Colorado State College of Education, Fordham University, New York, Notre Dame, Saint 'l'eresa's, Iowa State. Fx.,

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S3 Qi'-4. cpfdrninisfratiofz T EAC, HERS OF RELIGION and -'QB The Reverend Ernest Fiedler nib-Wm XY The Reverend James Pecoraro DIOCESAN SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS The Reverend The Revei end Joseph Sullivan Diocesan Superintendent of Schools The Reveren Francis Russ ft' The Reverend Robert Byrne H-0 , 3 5'-rsfigrpfl ij 1 1. W . X 'V' i?4k ,,vl Ll , , 51,7 gin The Reverend CATHOLICS HAVE always been proud of the education of their priests. All have atleastfour years of study beyond their degree of Bachelor of Arts. Hoga.n's priests have also fulfilled the requirements in pro- fessional education. Some of them have done graduate work in Rome and at Saint Louis University and at the Catholic Uni v e- r s 1 L y ot Airweripia. Martin Froeschl Charles Patterson