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

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Faculty Students in his history and physical cducation classes arc real boosters for Coach ,lim Hclmert, who in his four years at Hogan has built up that all for one and one for all Ram spirit. Coming from The Saint Mary College, Xavier, Miss Constance Welling, as Hogan's teacher of home economics this year, is respons- ible for those torturously tantalizing whiffs of cookie baking and those chic ensembles behind the sewing rooin's glass doors. She also teaches typing. Mrs. Robert Green is the same teacher of English, graceful aes- thetic dancer and competent gym instructor as Miss Mary Fitz- Gerald. Only the name is different. That .peppy orchestra that entertains all Hoganites is under the supervision of Miss Dorothy Ditmars, who conducted her own orchestra, '4Dot and Her Dashes of Rhythm, at The Saint Mary College last year. The person who is most interested in hearing and helping our aches and pains is Mrs. Cleo Cowgill. Staff Nurse of Parochial Schools in the Kansas City Department of Health. ,ref-fwf- Mm DWNLJ D Conrb lim-Hrlmcrl Mist Cunrlaurr Wrlling

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1 ll our r f L L f A -'VA-1, Y , .. Q I W1 t n if ,Vo ,Q . -A., --44 L, ' H awww ,Mx To Sister Ann Palrice A day, a minute, an hour never passes that some student, weary after a hard quiz, joyful after some new honor, in his travels through the halls, doesn't receive a personal greeting, encouragement or correction from our principal. Things like this make the students realize the fact that their principal is interested in each of them. It isn't every principal who would take the time to come around to the rooms and personally congratulate the students on something well done, or to visit the lunch room and see that her charges are eating and relaxing properly. But Sister Ann Patrice does, and we all love and respect her for it. We seniors will especially miss you, Sister, but we will always remember you for what you are-a super, com- panion, a marvelous guide, and a beloved Sister.

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'Y -'Q s are real at Hogan Constance is respons- aking and lors. She iceful aes- Iary Fitz- is under l her own Jint Mary elping our Parochial IW ff rr! 653 F S Hragaiizlvs .ii-lin-4i.irv thi- fart tha! their priest inslrur-tors must take time mil lr-fm lliur xarmus parish iluties to give a rlay a week each to thi-ir religion- in-lriivtimi. Rewerencl Palrirk Hanley of St. P1-lvrls parish czonlinurfl in his Rm' Ilulllrk Ha l diitics as spiritual rliirwtor of the school. The sophomores and iuniors had pm-rindir' rlasrw-Q iimhrr lfalher. hu! tho whole school iw-eivf-fl the lwncfit of his syrripalllf-lir' inlerest in Hogan ac'lix'itiPs. Reverend john li. lie-rst. 5 .l.. vmiic' from his pastoral duties at Sl. Francis Xzixivr f-lniirrh and his if.Y.C. work lu lf'zu'h a senior group one rlay ram-li week, Reverend Janie- M1'KPnna of Lillle Flower parish mul Reverend Walter Puetz of Sl. Louis flvxwtvrl weekly vlass pvrimls to the freshmen. Reverend josvpli lou-nz who rv -1-ml' exchanffmd thc Nu for . , 1 , 3 of f y St. Elizaliclh parish, also taught the svniors. RH. Wallrr Purlz 'Q ' V wi I y Qi f '33, .f- ,V . I f fy-gk, , 2+-.,-- ,L 19 . lin f,,,,r wxifim fm, lm, n cg.-pf. 5.1, 13