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

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To Sister Rose Catharine Bishop Hogan High School has had one prin' cipal-Sister Rose Catharine. Through our year' hook we wish to pay her due tribute. In the six years of the school's existence, stu' dents and teachers have been inspired by her persistent zeal and industry to progress constantly. Undaunted hy problems and discouragement, she hegan, with seventy students and three teachers, in a tem orar huildin ' on the Saint ohn's Semi' 3' 2 nary grounds, Septemher, 1940. The new school, located on a beautiful eminence on Meyer Boulevard, is a monument to her. Through Sister Rose Catharines efforts it has heen well furnishedg its departments are well organizedg its curriculum is very richg and its en' rollment now exceeds four hundred fifty students.

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II Us v 0, .. 'W HORUWQ' 5155 9.. 5 V imnnmn unmmi Ill! ra lu ul ' ministration We are fortunate in having a faculty characterized by self-sacrifice, scholarly efficiency, deep piety and Christian chairtyi-whose lives are solemly consecrated to the Christian education of young people. ws Q Faculty Sister Rose Catharine ...,...........m.............. Principal Reverend John B. Cerst, S. J ....... .... Religion Reverend Patrick Hanley.. ., ..,-Spiritual 'Director Reverend Joseph Lorenz ...... ....... R eligion Reverend James McKenna.. Reverend Walter' Puetz ...... Reverend John Ryan ......... Sister John Berchmans ...... Sister Francis Borgia ...... Sister Rose Carmel ...... Sister Constance ..........,,,i Sister Mary Cornelia ....... Miss Mary Fitzgerald ..... .. Mr. James Helmert ...... Sister Mary James ........ Sister Mary Jane ....... Sister Mary Judith ...., Sister Cecilia Marie ...... Sister Rose Vlarie ........... Mr. George Oilyaughlin, Sister Ann Patrice .........,. Sister Mary Philoruena ....,. Mr. Savino Rendina .....o. Sister Mary Seraphine .... Sister Mary Stephanie .,t. .... Sister Frances Therese s.,... Miss Anna Laura Whinery..-,, ...,... Religion .. ....... Religion i......Religion ..-.-.-Physics, Mathematics ....-..COIllITl6fCP ....-.-Chemistry, Mathematics .....-.Spanish, Social Science .,,-,,-Mathematics .-.--.-English, Physical Education .......History, Physical Education ---,t--Rnglish, Journalism ---.-r-Arl, Home liiconomics ..-,.,.Commerce, Lilirarian ..--M-Nlt1sic .-..i..iVlusi4', liillglisll ....-..AssistaI'1t Coach .,--,i2lllIl -.-...History, English ---..-.Orchestra Dramatic-s, English ---.,-Riology ,.-,.,Hislory ....,. School Nurse

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flliss fl'lIIl Y lfitzgeralrl With a true nurse's devotion to ll u In a n Welfare, Nliss Whinery ad- ministers to Hogan boys and girls. The merest pain will Call into play her professional skill and sympathy. Miss Whinery is a grad uate of St. .l0S6pll7S Hospital School of Nursing. ln the em- ploy of the Public' Health Department of Kansas City. she also assists the doe- tor sent by the health department to give tubereuliu tests. 12 1 , X W ,rzt , t ll tl ll H-V l 3 t A physical education 'tl teacher, who can give a first class lesson in hy giene, teach aesthetic dane- ing as well as volley ball and basketball, is Miss Fitzgerald. She is a grade nate of St. Mary College, Xavier, and has been in- structor at Hogan for four years. Her hobby is bowl- ingg her average. one hundred fifty-six. I flliss Anne Laura WXIIIDIIHFY George 0,Laughlin, now a student at Rock- hurst College. assisted Coach llelrnert during the busy part of the football season. isle plans to make eoaehing a profession, 1 s 5 v Vi :Nl fi: 2 L .f . ,, . ,V ...H- .gi Clilltjl fini llelmerl A pal, and a trusted friends- thatis the f,l0klPll. Coming here three years ago from Concordia High School, he has gradually built up a spirit among the boys which is thoroughly Catholic and good sportsnran-like. Coach Hel inert is a graduate of Ward High School and of Saint Ben- etliCIis flollege, George I,'LlllltQ!lll'll