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

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RUIDIN 1 5 ' ,571 ff' 4,4-l gf,-of' Sister llelen encourages llelen Goinezfz, sophninore to read as she receives the 12,3824-613 library card. Sister Mary Cecelia, Mr. Dietchman, Sister Agnes Virginia and Sister Mary Thomas construct guide-lines for students this year. ll 71 -414

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Spirit at Hogan Reflects Unit The l968-69 school year was in- troduced by the theme of unity in We are one in the spirit. The student body and faculty membe rs, witnessing this spirit, joined to- gether for iylass in the gym at the opening of school. This spirit of unity carried through the year with the combined efforts of Student Coun cil and faculty under the leadership of Sister Agnes Virginia and Jim Wilkins, Student Council President. The efficient office staff kept the faculty and students alike well- organized. kirs. Van, office secre- tary, with the assistance of kliss Gwen Sterner saw to it that the busi- ness of school life ran smoothly. lvirs. Pat Winchester, in her second year at Hogan, again proved an asset in the keeping of school records and data. The library , unde r the constant sister Mary Leo helps a sophomore girl at the index eye of Sister Helen and Sister Nlary file as stutlents surround her in study Leo, was the scene of many hours of productive study. The unity that fffj Nxgnxsvulrgfglgsigdgifi Oifhedules HS Gwen Stemer prevailed during each module, every day, all year long became the sym- bol of Hogan spirit. Sister Agnes Virginia and Jim Wilkins co-ortlinate the year's activities.

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Religion Enlists Hogan Enthusiam Religion rolled right into action this year, as the '68-'69 staff of theologains prepared a new Host of Hoganites for another knowl- , edgeable year. lectures kept junior and senior girls lively as Sister Rita, Mrs Dowell and Sister Rosella Nlary explained the role of wonian to day. Sophoniore students learn ed the valuable niessaue oi friendship through group discus sions conducted by Sister Ann Jean, Sister .lean Carmel and Sister Helen. Father Hugh Nlonahan and Sister Helen pre- sented the series, images of Christ, to the freshnien, thus enabling theni to find Christ in U Q if i . - ...-. ,Q .i 'IVY' 3- 4 r- A Q Q I 1 V was Christian Wonien seminars and A ,,, . fs ul., , ff' ' .I fx VV ,, E., ' li if 5 ' .S ' if ,. 9 this world. Christian Con- science and Comparative Reli- gions kept Sister Columha and Father John Frame busy and their students interested, as juniors and seniors piled daily into their classes. Father Ixionzilian prays silently as sophomores join together in the spirit of the Euc igiristic celebration The Christian Woman instructors, Sister Rita, Mrs. Dowell and Sister Rosellzi Mary, prepare for dismissal in the gym. 12