Bishop Carroll High School - Carrollian Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

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UQ, ag , ES, ,G THE MOST REVEREND JAMES J . HOGAN Bishop of Altoona-Johnstown Diocese His Excellency, the Most Reverend James Hogan, was born in Philadelphia on October 1 1, 1911. He attended St. Charles College, Catonsville, Mary- land, from 1930 to 1932. He continued his studies in Rome, residing at the North American College. He was ordained in the college chapel on December 8, 1937 by Bishop Ralph L. Hayes, rector of the col- lege. He received a licentiate in Theology from the Gregorian University of America in Washington, D.C. Bishop Hogan served as assistant chancellor of the Diocese of Trenton. Later, he was named Chancellor and then titular bishop of Trenton in 1960 . Bishop Hogan was pastor of St. Mary Cathedral, Trenton and pastor of St. Catherine Church, Spring Lake, New Jersey. He also served in many diocesan offices. He was appointed Bishop of Altoona-Johns- town Diocese by Pope Paul VI on June 1, 1966 . We consider ourselves fortunate to reside in a dio- cese of which Bishop Hogan is the head . MONSIGNOR THOMAS K. MABON School Superintendent Monsignor Mabon was appointed super- intendent of schools of the Altoona- Johnstown Diocese in 1969 and is contin- uing to serve in this capacity. During this time, the Elementary Guidance Program was organized. Monsignor has encour- aged the schools to implement the Thrust of the Bishops Pastoral to Teach as Jesus did and to establish a community of faith. Financial assistance from acts 194, 195, and 89 has been put to good use in the schools. The office of the superintendent is now located in Holli- daysburg with a diocesan education cen- ter in Johnstown. A language art consult- ant and an art consultant are now mem- bers of the superintendent's staff. We at Bishop Carroll appreciate efforts of Monsignor Mabon to enable the Catho- lic schools to educate young men and women for time and eternity .