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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1950 volume:

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W jg My vl 50 M fi A f fi f- Q N65 Q my ww PREM 'Q X Just as the crystal prism receives the rays of the sun, bending them into their component colors, and lightly paints the resultant rainbow glory on near-by surfaces, so the PRISM gathers the sunbeams ot a happy year at Hogan and pictures their lovely details on its pages. CO-EDITORS: Mzxrian Cutler Joe Galbraith Bishop Hogan High School Kansas City, Missouri Volume VII Illllllllllllllllllllllllll N-1. . 1 X- Q .. 14 5 'X a . W '-.. 1 ds 2 5, 1 ,Sf 5 5 ,mk,N ,E Ex UKQN PQ ik Kimi.. Iliff , . P I- '-QV. Q f n,ww,,Ns Kg LM! Q jx M W i , is-fi mv, V, L, -K . fauna, 1 K L, V E :A Y SWE! . .Q .MRM .I Q 2 L l A ...Mk 1 3 ' Q A ,: . iiaisf-x -i n-f B na x 4 R Ja 21 I L7 , ' , ml H W' H ' wif' N . A - .......-1 ' .p f ifygf i ' l-ff'5?'iL L 'i2Pk3ilffff:iiNvlfxlfif fx ix N Li I. i af! I 'Q T eckcafion To the future of every Hogan graduate we dedicate this anniversary issue of THE PRISM 1 commemorating the Holy Year of 1950. That each graduate may remain true to the Eucharistic Christ, Author of all Christian principles underlying genuine democracy, we graduates of 1950 offer this volume as an incen- tive to participation in the Jubilee Year. .wi ,gtgtigixk it 5 , f as-w.,.. -f-W n ts. rlf 3' 'v-CM' 4 BISHOP HOGAN HIGH SCHOOL A MONUMENT TO TWO GREAT BISHOPS OF KANSAS CITY - Iwi' .eww W .W . .ff xx, U A A Q.a,z'1 w 'ff 'fix ,Q 'T W' -,W K ,, A , JT . ,,,m-V, -w M K Wm, X. ',. iii ,. zj,.Q,, 1 t H ri J .,g Us H, p W 'H fTfzi1'me, 'iq ,lun . J f S! I .. g U x in 'H 1 W' was g gn H1 ,wang ,MW iw gi W 1uH'1'ni 'Mi E1 1 n E pyllllgi mg 1, Ht n 3 at . 1? 'Ill unfit ' n wi ll! H! ,,,,,,,, Ip. jwH U ll !'!12w5i?J3 2 ggni,,,,, . ',.'f-'Q-1Qf':'l'f'fr'.. ' 'nl-rw-If-e - ' 1 - ft .1fs',,.I A' as-it--if W I 1. Ni Bishop Hogan High School, ten years ago, was but an ideal--an ideal in the mind of Bishop Edwin V. O'Hara--an ideal in the mind of four Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth, Sister Rose Catharine, Sister Margaret Ellen, Sister Fran- cetta, and Sister Mary John. At Seventy-Second and Euclid these Sisters taught a group of freshmen, who by 1944 had become Hogan's first graduates. Now in the Holy Year of 1950, Bishop Hogan High School with an enrollment of 560, stands amonument to the memory of Kansas City's pioneer, missionary Bishop, the Most Reverend John Joseph Hogan, andamemorial to the labors of Kansas City's present Bishop, the Most Reverend Edwin V. O'Hara. 'Q AE Jliiil OPQLUOI' Since Bishop Hogan High School is a tangible proof that ideals become realities, a group of seniors interview Bishop O'Hara for inspiration in formulating Hogan's plans for observing the Jubilee Year. Seldom does a class have the privilege of being graduated in such a significant year. For l95O, which marks the tenth anniversary of Hogan High School, has been dignified by our Holy Father, Pope Pius XII, as the twenty-fifth Holy Year of the Christian era. We students at Hogan, although unable to journey to Rome for the solemn ceremonies, enter into the spirit of the .Tubilee by concentrating on our personal sanctif- ication in our everyday life at Hogan. .22 0 3 s 3 5 Just as the crystal prism receives the rays of the sun, bending them into their component colors, and lightly paints the resultant rainbow glory on near-by surfaces, so the PRISM gathers the sunbeams of a happy year at Hogan and pictures their lovely details on its pages. Just as great spiritual leaders receive the rays of Christ, the Light of the World, and reflect them in their achievements, so the 1950 Prism gathers rays of in- spiration from the accomplishments of two greatbishops and sends them forth to inspire every Hogan student to a future of success and spiritual attainment. As all real wisdom and exemplary living speak si- lently to the soul, so the memory of Bishop Hogan and the zeal of Bishop O'I-Iara extend their silent rays into the hearts of all I-Ioganites to lead each to the radiant Son of God. Bishop Haven xc c 'Sv J f F N , 1 Y t ite A, 3 7 P ISHI IIUIITEHTS DURING THE HULU UEHR UF 1950 ortraus art i c i p a t i on J' l 1 ecards , I, I evels PR SIU nspires deals I PHI HI X timulates ff chnlarship I f PHIS X irrors X emnries Ina HISIU nrtraus articipation the Hnl ff, I , I .fdnficqaafing fLe Jugike Mar 0 f950 .g h BISHOP 0'HARA URGES STUDENTS TO STUDY THE MASS AS A HOLY YEAR PROJECT. HERE HE GIVES HOLY CDMMUNION TO Tom HUTTo, OWEN CORCORAN, AND CHARLES NAUDET. FATHER HANLEY ASSISTS. I-mums-s is! nu 4223 I 10 0oN- UEN C NEECE' J' L AN RO QUIRK M. DONOV ' M ' KARD E- M RENNOCKy S NQAE GESRGE A . RETHERFORD' NTRODUGE ALL- PREPARE To ON THE MASS SCHOOL PROJECTS ...am FRESHMEN CSEATEDJ ARE iw GUINEA PIGS FoR UDNNA CASlS- KY AND SALLY TANNARD QSTAND- lNG,, wHo PLAN TO TEACH THE MASS PRAYERS LATER TO THE ORPHANS. iE5!f1WV Ei,,t E My FRESHMEN ARE J. EMERSON, T. BODE, R. LoNG, C. MCGRATH, B. SoETAERT, J. MARK- OVICH, D. LEHANE, M.C B. INNOW, J. FROHOFF, BREEN, M. DUFFIN, AND N. WEMPE. asiuclenb Kzfhnw Halal: Owarag acluice. Know the line of march of the Mass. We speak to Godg God speaks to us. We give to God, God gives to us. u This advice from Bishop O'Hara's talk at Hogan motivates Mary K. Wahzl, Donna Cassisky, Marlene Rennock, Gloria Solomon, Diane Dugan, Eva Retherford, Clem Wagner, and Kitty Rouen in their study of the liturgy. Aided by their sponsor, Sister Rose Marie, these and other members of the Eucharis- tic Committee meet bi-monthly to promote devotion to the Mass and the Blessed Sacrament. YISTIENTS Jack Gress, Clem Wagner, and Tom Ryan set up the altar each f 'VNV time Hogan students ,W 4 have Mass in the gym. fb a t Y B C ,...,...,.,,. uw ici in gui 1, 0 it 3 'if f-rr--EDQ Qs ' 'A W' , Learning the duties of sacristan by helping to care for the chapel altar are Carolyn Lewis, Nancy Breen, and Cecelia Haney. All-school projects under the direction of the Eucharistic Com- mittee are: the making of posters urging attendance at Mass and reception of Holy Communiong en- couragement of frequent visits to Hogan Chapel and Benedictine Chapel of Perpetual Adorationg study on the Liturgy of the Church, training in sacristy workg teaching Mass pray- ers to orphans, a pilgrimage of prayer here at Hogan during the Holy Year. i C V' 2 i e S we .sfuolenf Soirifuaf Councif alaondora S tv Student Spiritual Council maps out sodality projects for the Holy Year. Members include Sodality officers and committee chairmen, Jackie Kleinhoffer, Jean Kiely, Charles Naudet, Barbara McC0ol, Sue Turgeon, Barbara Riordan, Dolores Lynch, CarolynLewis, Mary Ann Vogel, Kitty Rouen. Sister Mary Ernest is sponsor. The publicity Committee sees that all projects receive proper attention. Here Jim Bradley, Janet Kerr, Jackie Nigro, Frances Conroy, and Joan LeCluyse announce a spir- itual pilgrimage for the Jubilee Year. 12 Editors of the Hogan Citizen, Jim Galbraith, Mary T. Downey, Terry Mul- lin, Pat Miller, and Jeanie Lepp, meet to discuss public- ity for the Holy Year. Sister Edward is staff advisor. roulo lo anning 0 .Hog Mar lorofecfa. 'O K ...E E 8 Beneath our Lady's hnage the Literature Committee selects Mass parnphlots for the lloly Year'projects.hAenTbers arc: P. Walsh, H. San- derson, D. Lynch, H. AlHetL.L Frankenberg, and K. hAick. Sister Mary Denise is sponsor. lnthe Hbrary NL A. Neal, P. Purcell, D. Kiely, and M. Foley look up rnaterial about the Holy Yea r for essayists. BarbarahAcCooland Mary Ann Johnson place lnessay contestconduc- ted by Catholic Youth CounciL Subject was: UThe Holy Year ofJub- 'W 'L E Q 1 3 ,L-. I FUN ilee. OTHER HOGANTTES WHO WROTE sooo ESSAYS ON THE HOLY YEAR: R. KKNNARD, M.A. SCHMELTZ, L. COOPER, MT.Fmiom RS.SKAMN, -J- A 1 U 44 l Y l'Ei rf s Qu R. KLOS fSEATEDl. STAND- ING: M.L. LAMBERT, M. RENNOCK, D. SPIVEY, M. CUTLER, T. FRANKE, J. BEGLEY, C. MOHR, M. LYNN, P. GAMMON, P. DECELLES, F. FISHER, G. VAN HEE, J. CROSS, C. HANEY, M.C. LYNCH, M. GREGORY, R. Roo- DY, B. BRTDGES, G. KETFER. BACK ROW: B. KOETTING, R. SMITH, C. GRAY, M. QUIRK, L. MCENANY. 13 .7Le Midm .Slam foo, conaielem fke .ialofy Mar. Joe Galbraith, Mary .To Wulser, .Tanet Kerr, Mildred Renne, Sammy Spence, Don Jordan, and Marian Cutler, editors for Book One, The Prism Portrays Participa- tion in the Holy Year, discuss ways of fo- cusing interest at Ho- gan on the Jubilee of 1950. Completing their task, they introduce the editors for Rev- els at Bishop Hogan High. l 2 Q 5 K X. pf k., ': A x K View ff F I ' if 3 ,A 14 My 9 Vincent Van Hecke, Jack Witherow, Dolor- es Jordan, Io Ann Miller, Joe Wright, Dor- othy Willenbring, Tom Ryan, and Suzanne L'Ecuyer edit the Revels. For students and parents alike Hogan is a community center promoting friendship and co-operation. And whenever I-Iogan's halls ring with merriment during dances, games, plays, or other nightfestivities, Christ in the Tabernacle keeps His silent watch. -fb..-ff T IL Y, ' ,s. 1 f f' .- f vw' , .1- 1 r7:.- I heP ecards evels f f X X! f ganifezi wedome jre5Amen af Wmxer The Hogan way to teamwork, laughter, and friendship finds expression in recreational activ- ities. Hogan moves through her tenth year, gleaming from her past those traditional socials which help make her life so full--All- School Mixer in Septem- ber, Homecoming Dance in October, H-Club and Pep Club Dance in No- vember, Prism Prance in December, Junior- Senior Prom in April, Sodality Dance in May. 16 3 2 Mary Kay Meyers, .Tack Murray, Dolores Meyers, George Rior- dan, Jackie Nigro, Delia Harrington, and Mary Jane Kirchner announce the floorshow, Charles Naudetand Beverly Mullen, Mary Io McEnamy and Bob Schnebelen dance for- ward at the September mixer. .xdncl greef .fdglmni af .jlolnecoming .mance QQ In the name of the team, Captain Charles Naudet presents Jeanne Collins, Hornecoming Queen, with a gold football and Chain. He receivesa silver medal and Chain. The Queen appears here with Charles Naudet frightj, Sanford Gibbons fleftj, and John Hill fbottomj. Joe Montgomery, Paul DeCelles, and Pat Hartigan look on. is! i ti 5 jf ., I Q 17 ana! ana! pp adsl cozrr, rAyfLm, anzl uim From a muddy field comes Charles Naudet to present to .Teanne Collins a maroon and white bou- quet of mums. The loyal Hogan spirit prevails in spite of the mud and bitter cold. Bob Drllmmond Attending Jeanne, the Sweet- heart of Hogan High, are Barbara McCoo1 and Mary Ellen I-lense. Bob Drummond drives the Fill . vp fr F 2.42 Cd ,dill fedellld JO dllzi M0211 d Ae Ad! I' P 9 'F:'1R f' FK M., ?X ez.. gal M.. ,..,,! Wa. ,oz :Ae Jfeam., FIRST ROW: M.A. SCI-IMI-:LTz, A. COLWELL, K. RoI.IEN, N. DOLAN, G. CIPoLLA. THIRD ROW: N. HOLLINGSHAD, H. BREEN, D. DUGAN, P. BOMAR, S. LIECUYER, T. CONLON, HAUBER, F. FISHER, J. GALVIN, D. HESSEL, C. CONNORS, J. NIGRO, M. EMERSON, T. SLOAN. SECOND ROW: P. J. MCINNIS, D. COAKLEY, A. MADDEN, A. MILLER, J. DUFFIN, N. SONNENBERG, V. LATZ, P. MAHRER, J. BowEs, KLEINHOFFER, T. PIPER. B. BARBOOKLES, J. BARON, J. BARON, T. ENGEL, M. FIRST ROW: M. MERCIER, J. FRANKENBERG, J. CROSS, E. BRANDS, M. MARTIN, R.S. SHEEHAN, B. MCCOOL. M. SHERVOOD, M.L. GUNZ, M. PENCE, I. FEHLIG, D. THIRD ROW: D. LYNCH, M. WATERMAN, P. MILLER, M.A. FLETCHER, J. DEMARCO. SECOND ROW: L. WEISS, N. FUR- NEAL, M.A. VOGEL, M.J. DOWNEY, J. LECLUYSE, M.T. EY, M.L. PAVELA, R. HART, 5. SPENCE, N. LUSTIG, B. DowNEY, F. CONROY, H. SCHWEITZER, M.A. WEIMER. Ik CHEERLEADERS: L. KISSLER, J. BEQLEY, M.L. Gzoncs, WARDEN, D. LINDEN, B' MU'-I-EN. N- RENNE. A- CLARK, M.E. HENSE, T. HILLEN, M.J. NCENANY. FIRST ROW: K. B. RIORDAN, J. VERNEL, P. OISULLIVAN. THIRD ROW: MICK, E. MRRTIN, D. Joann, M. TEASDALE, B. BACHOFER, B. HEwITT, D. LAMPBERT, M. FOLEY, M.A. Dousnznrv, J. CoLLINs, M.J. KIRCHNER, C. Moo-ln, E. COLEMAN, J. M. J. WULSER, T. PEGILLEY, M. EGGLESTON, D. HARRING' KERR. SECOND ROW: N. VAGNER, A. Scuonrnzuoz, S. Ton, M. LYNN, S. ROLFERS, J. HoLLowAv. Wwe gal Me mCL.f Wwe gal :Ae fem! Hutto Naudet KIPP Jaraczewskx M iw Riordan 'J Corcoran Q , q ik . if Fry V' ' Gibbon Rosshirt Galb raith s Hake Fry DeCe11es Hill E Y QNFRET llizygfl -fg??lll11!' cfi7LlCJ4J, LTJLMIITIJI HOGAN Z5 - PARKVILLE 0 Starting the season witha rush, the Rams defeated Parkville 25 to 0. Though penalized considerably, Hogan just couldn't be stopped. Coach .Taraczewski used all uniformed play- ers. HOGAN 8 - ST. AGNES 6 A safety provided the margin of victory for the Rams in defeating the St. Agnes Stags 8-6 in the second game of the year. The game was marred by an injury to .Tack Marl- borough which incapacitated him for the season. HOGAN 19 - DE LA SALLE 2 Hogan capitalized on breaks early in the game, scoring two touchdowns which broke the spirit of De La Salle. Adding a third touchdown in the last quarter proved Hogan superior to a hard De La Salle team. HOGAN 12 - GLENNON 14 A spirited Glennon team took an early lead. At the half the score was 6-6. Both teams scored quickly in the second half but a safety by Glennon gave the margin for victory. ix TCU. riPS off Yardage' YYY Center picture: Gibbons completes a pass. ZZ FIRST ROW: S. GIBBONS, A. HAKE, T. HuTTo O. CORCORAN, C. NAUDET, J. MAHONEY, B RAYNOR, J. HILL, P. DECELLES. SECOND ROW G. RIORDAN, T. REDMOND, P. HARTuGAN, E SCHWARTZ, K. FRY, J. GALBRAITH, B. FRY, B :SzygzZn'l1LLd IQLI Gulf tedlnfl TUNGETT, R. NAUDET. THIRD ROW: COACh T. KIPP, D. wimsizsvfu, J. MAGGARD, D. GALBRAITH, D. Pozrrczm, V. SHAY, P. wntxsnsom, J MONTGOMRRY, C. MKHRER, B. WAGNER, COACH E JAnAzzwsKu. HOGAN 6 - PEM DAY l2 Consistant gains by a large Pem Day team resulted in a touchdown, Hogan tied up the game with a series of long passes and line bucks. Scoring late in the second half, Pem Day gained the lead. HOGAN 0 - ROCKHURST 6 Hogan started the game with a quick threat, but because of penalities they were held. A Rockhurst touchdown in the third quarter provided winning points. A last quarter threat by Hogan failed. HOGAN 0 - LILLIS 19 A fired up Lillis team took advantage of a muddy field and timely breaks to defeat the fighting Rams. HOGAN 0 - REDEMTORIST 0 The Rockets fought the Rams to a stand- still although neither team showed a great offensive or defensive threat. Hogan ripped off considerable yardage. The game was very rough leaving two Hogan players ser- iously injured. HOGAN 6 - IMMACULATA 19 Out-fought by the Immaculata Raiders GO0d inte and hard hit by previous injuries, the Rams were behind at the half 13-O, but in the second half they scored one touchdown. ' . 'iff . '.N K-M3165 rference leads Way for F ry, The team relaxes during the half. Z3 iam, tedln, Oul' fedlflf gd!!! an-JQP CLA, foo The grand finale of the football season takes team, Pep Club, and band to Leavenworth for the Imrnaculata Homecoming. Len Me feama wanf muaic, Me ogan guna! id Mere. 1 rug 4-C5 fE?I4 BAND INSTRUCTORS ARE MR. AUTHUR JOLLIFF, MR. JEROME DOEBEL AND MR. FRANKLIN DAVIS. MAJORETTE5: DONNA SULLIVAN, NANCY SONNENRERG, BARBARA HAUDER, DOROTHY NAUGHTON, CE ANNE KELLY, SUSIE SINCLAIR, NANCY STEV- ERDING, ANN MADDEN, DONNA COARLEY, JANE MCGINNIS. ROW I: JOHN PINRERTON, BARBARA WHALEN, GLORIA SOLO- MON, BILL HATTON, BERNARD MCFALL, GEORGE KEIFER, PAUL HEATHMAN.ROW 2: SANFORD GIaDONs,DICK POETTCEN, BEvERLY NICHOLS, BARBARA SOEBBING, PAT HILL, ROBERTA FUREY. DICK RODDY, HARRY MCDONALD. ROW 3: DOROTHY MORRIS, MARY WAZZLE, ROSENARY ZEICLER, KATHLEEN GANMON, KATHLEEN WHALEN, MARCIA LAMPTON, JUDY MOUNT, RONALD BRAY, PAT HEATHMAN, CHARLES FRANKENBERG, NORRINE FUREY. ROW M: PAUL WEESS,FRANCES CONROY, BILLY IHNOW, LARRY BOLESKI, BOD FOWLCR. ROW 5: JIM BRADLEY, HELEN BOLLINGER, CLEMENT WAGNER, JACK WULSER, FRANCIS Fox, DICK ROLERE. QF I I eli,'f,,IF 1 'NIT ,A Fas.. pins, -Immkf-1fJ ff: t .If'f'gj, , I 56455 , ,,,- Q s OFFICERS NORRINE FURLY, SECRETARY, PAUL WEES5, TREASURERQ GLORIA SOLOMON, LIBRARIANQ SANFORD GIBBONS, VICL-PRESIDENT: FRANCES CONROY, PRESIDENTQ CLEMENT WAGNER, LIBRARIAN. F E Fm A2 1 Nav V4 4 L wg , s ff 53.53 Q ,Ml V, ,fi , 1495? Sv ,. Y 1? W S , gas 7 W, ...J if gh D 24A Q if 55335 6 .W 2.55 'U 2 ff ,, 51 WML 'v-v+- 'Mug J-31 f--...Ng 0011 ay I'0U2 .4 rang aug fe all 110075. MRS. L.M. SCARELLO, MANAGER OF HOGAN'S QAFETERIA, SERVES TOM HUTTO, Bos RAYNOR, JIM BEGLEY, GEORGE RIORDAN AND TDM RYAN. LOIS WEISS AND HENRY BEHM MAKE CHANGE AND SELL CANDY BARS. 2. STUDENTS CHAT AND EAT IN THE EAST WING or THE cAFETERIA. 3. MR. F.T. ELDER, HEAD QDSTDDIAN, TEASES NEIL Fox, PAT MCNELLIS AND TERESA GUNN. JOHN GRESS AND HELENE ScHwEITzER ARE AT THE COUNTER. U. KENNY FRY LENDS A HELPING HAND TO CHEER MRS. MINNIE POLSI- NELLI AND MISS ROSE MOLEY, Two HOGAN QAFETERIA ATTENDANTS. 5. JOHN COLLINS, JOHN BARTHDL, RAY NAUDET AND JACK MARLBOROUGH HAVE THEIR LAST FLING AT THE LOCKER BEFORE BELLTIME. ClQ1N12lTl CLJZLL HQQHQLQFU feUe!l in, lzidulw AlNlP6. OFFICERS OF THE CAMERA CLUB JACK GRESS, PRESIDENTQ DON JORDAN, VlCE'PRESIDENTf DONNA COAKLEY, TREASURER! DOLORES LYNCH, SECRETARY P iR'a' s.f' FW' :fe 2 A QP? 5-nn QW L-Cf R DRAWING: JOHN RABUSE. PHOTOGRAPHY: CAMERA CLUB. ADVISOR: I L I. T. ENGEL. 2. E. MARTIN. 3. D COAKLEY. N. R- KAMP. 5. M. VOGEL 6. J. MclNNIs. 1. J. RABUSE. 8 J. BRADLEY. 9. K. MICR. IO. J GALBRAITH. Il. M. DoLAN. I2. P CALowELL. I3. D. MCBRIDE. IM. P MCNAMARA. I5. J. wITHERow. I6 M. FOLEY. IY. R. SHEHAN. I8. D LYNCH. I9. M. McGRAw. 20. M. MAR TIN. 2l. D. HESSEL. 22. T. RYAN 23. D. JORDAN. 2h. P. MAHONEY. 25 J. GRESS. 26. J. TATMAN. 21. J KQETTING, J. WELSH, M. MCLESSE G. TooHEY, R. HEILMAN, R. KINNARD M. MARTIN. SISTER Ros: CARMEL. 29 Y XXXXE SMS fizbavlg Wmndfref 156948 oganifezi an Aim MESSRS. J. P. FERN, J. BLICKHAN, M. MADDEN AND W. ENGAL, OFFICERS or THE FATHERS' CLUB. NMINSTREL DAzE , PLANNED AND DIRECTED BY PRESIDENT J. P. FERN, IS BUT ONE or THE MANY SUCCESSFUL PROJECTS UNDERTAKEN BY THE FATHERS CLUB. HERNAN D. MOHR PDRTRAYED MANDY, THE ONLY FEM1NnNE CHARACTER IN THE MINSTREL. SATCHMO AND RASTUS ARE PLAYED BY ROY NICHOLS AND ED MEHRER. A SECTION OF THE AUDIENCE IS SHOWN-BELOW. ri. 'C' 'Qi' 4 P0064 cfauea :ifage 2U2Ilt22lltA .Silmmeri DDUBLE CAST CDNSISTS or MARY EMERSON, PEGGY GooDwIN, TERRE CONLON, MARY Jo MCENANY, KATH- LEEN SMALL, MARY JANE KIRCHNER, PEGGY BOMAR, IRENE FEHLIG, SANNIE SPENCE, MARY ANN VOGEL, JOSEPH WRIGHT, ROBERT DRUMMOND, JOHN HILL, PAT HARTIGAN, PAUL WEESS, THOMAS HUTTO, JACK GRESS, JACK WITHEROW, BARBARA MCCODL, JEANNE COLLINS, ROBERT EIMAN, JACK ROSSHIRT, MARY Lou PAVELA, -n-E,, U ROSEMARY HART, JAMES GALBRAITH AND PAT BROWN. H 1 Tw if I- I I I II J NANCY WAQNER, BETTY ELLEN BRANDS, Ju DUWNFY. 1 x 2 31 BACKSTAGE CREW L A NURNIA LLISTIG., JOAN LECLUYSE AND MARY A P .- 51,3 -. X-,gif 'SSWQLE ' - IIIIUMIAW :50tlLl!Eay- l1tlllC0 0l10l5 Ogpallzf Lleell OFFlcER5 C. NAUDET, B. MCCOOL, C. Lewis AND G. R1oR- DAN CROWN MARY AND HONOR STAMP ROYALTY. STAMP QUEEN SUE TURGEON STAMP KING BILL RAYNOR comasr WINNERS CLASS H53 me PH Sm nspires deals f a Z fy ff ix L I. , fly rom fAe jagernac e ravhafe Czridfian icleazi. IDEALS WHICH GENERATE THE TRUE HOGAN SPIRIT RADIATE FROM THE MASS AND THE EUCHARISTIC CHRIST IN THE TABERNACLE. FOSTERING THESE IDEALS DURING THE HOLY YEAR ARE THE ACTIVITIES OF ALL HOGAN ORGANIZATIONS SUCH AS THE PEP AND H CLUBS, THE COMMERCIAL CLUB, CAMERA CLUB, BIBLIOPHILES, AND CITIZEN STAFF, BUT PARTICULARLY THOSE OF OUR LADY'S SODALITY AND THE CONFRATERNITY OF CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE. THE LATTER, BETTER KNOWN AS THE BISHOP'S WORKSHOP, FUNCTIONS UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF FATHER FROESCHL. SISTER MARY ERNEST IS SODALITY MOD- ERATOR. SODALITY ACTIVITIES ARE ACCOMPLISHED CHIEFLY THROUGH SIX COMMITTEES WHICH ENGAGE MOST OF THE STUDENT BODY IN THE SPIRITUAL AND CORPORAL WORKS OF MERCY. THESE COMMITTEES, THEIR SPONSORS AND CHAIRMEN ARE AS FOLLOWS! MISSION: SISTER MARY FRANCIS. JACQUELINE KLEINHOFFER. OUR LADY'S: SISTER MARY DONATA. JEAN KIELY. EUCHARISTIC: SISTER ROSE MARIE. KITTY ROUEN. SENIOR APOSTOLIC: SISTER FRANCES THERESE. JACK GRESS. JUNIOR APOSTOLIC: SISTER MARY VINCENTIA. SUE TURGEON. LITERATURE: SISTER MARY DENISE. DOLORES LYNCH. PUBLICITY: SISTER MARY ERNEST. JANET KERR. If Il' SODALITY OFFICERS, ELECTED BY THE STUDENT BODY, ARE TQ f BARBARA MCCOOL, PREFECTQ CHARLES NAUDET, VICE-PREFECTQ A GEORGE RIORDAN, TREASURERQ CAROLYN LEwIS, SECRETARY. F CONFRATERNITY CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE FATHER FROESCHL, SPIRITUAL DIRECTOR, MEETS CONFRATERNITY MEMBERS. SEATED: JEANNE COLLINS, JEANNE CROSS, CHARLES NAUDET, FATHER FROESCHL, TOM HUTTO, MARY Jo MCENANY, CAROLYN LEWIS, GEORGE RIORDAN, DOLORES LYNCH, JACK ROSSHIRT, FRANCES CONROY, MARY ELLEN HENSE, JACK MARLBOROUGH, NANCY WAGNER. STANDING: BOB RAYNOR, EDDIE SCHWARTZ, MARY JANE KIRCHNER, KENNY FRY, BARBARA MCCOOL, LORETTA KESSLER, JOE GALBRAITH, DON GALBRAITH, TOM RYAN. 34 lzfreaf an commiffee wor energize izleag. Tw RLCONUITION AND SHARPEN IOEALS, TO DEEPEN LIFE ANU GIVI IT UAIANCT IS ONE AIM or THE JANUARY RETREAT. Au AH AIU IN PUTTING IDEALS TO WORK IN THE LIVES or INUIVIUUALU, FATHER CLARK STRESSED THE SIGNIEICANCE OF DAILY MAH5 ANU CUMMUNION. IUIALL APOuTOLIC IICI ANO c ARI: Anal SISTIRS VAMILII3 UVILN MATERIALIZE THROUGH COMMITTEE PROJECTS. ANU MISSION GROUPS PUT TO WORK IDEALS OF JUS- HARIIY. SOME PROJECTS OF THE APOSTOLIC GROUPS STANGL AT THE BROOKLYN CENTER, THE LITTLE Or THE POOR AND ORPHAN HOMES, CARE OF POOR AT CHRISTMAS. ' 55 ,A 1 0 N. l'- M4 M I K 'Iv MISSION LEADERS PLAN THE STAMP HERE CONTEST WHICH TERM- INATES IN THE CROWN- ING or WINNERS AT THE ANNUAL SODALITY DANCE. SEATED: DONNA COAKLEY, ANN MAODEN , CATHERINE MOHR, JANE MCINNIS, MILDRED RENNE, MARY Jo WUL- SER, NORMA BOwEN, DONNA SULLIVAN. STANDIMH JO ANN MILLER, DOROTHY WILLENBRING, JACKIE KLEIN- HOFFER, THERESA ENGEL, JEANNE HOFFMAN, MARY E. SMITH, JUNE REPPRECHT, MARY KAY MEYERS, MARIAN CUTLER. SISTER M. FRANCIS IS SPONSOR. BOTTOM PICTURE: JUNIOR ANO SENIOR APOSTOLIC GROUPS COMBINE T0 DELIVER CHRISTMAS GIFTS To CHRISTVS POOR. TOM RYAN, JACK MAHONEY, JACK GRES5, SUE TURGEON, JANET BRADOISH, SHILOH MCGUIRE. CENTER PICTURE: SENIOR APOSTOLIC WORKERS PREPARE CHRISTMAS BOXES. CAROL CONNERS, JACK MARLBOROUGH, LOIS WEISS, MARY ANN VOGEL, TOM REDMOND, MARY ELLEN HENSE, JEANNE COLLINS, PAT HARTIGAN. 35 .szoclagfy h'I,0!t0! 0 965145 tAI'0ugA mary. SODALITY PREFECT, BARBARA MCCOOL, cRowNs MARY. CENTER PICTURE! JOE SAYLOR, MAR..IoRIE SIZEMORE, BERNADETTE HEwITT, MARY FOLEY AND NEIL Fox DRAMA- TIZE HTHE FAMILY'ROSARYn. MAKING SCAPULARS ARE MEMBERS or OUR l,.ADY'S COMMITTEE: JEANNE BARON, BII.I. STAL- zER, LARRY BOLESKI, LORETTA KELLY, DOLORES KIELY, TI-IERESA PIPER, SI-IEILA MCSHANE, TERESA SLOAN. SPONSOR IS SISTER MARY DON- ATA. 36 eruice id fke iJea! of affendanfd an La era m A I 3 I , - I I I ' 5 I I I E I I OFFICE ATTENDANTS WHO DAILY SACRI' FICE THEIR FREE TIME TO SERVE HOGAN ARE JOAN DEMARCO, JACAIE NIGRD, KATH- LEEN ROLFERS, RUSENARY HART, JANET BARON AND HARRIET HAUDER. OTHERS NOT PICTURED ARE JACK MURRAY, FRANCES CONROY, ELIZABETH DULAN, MONICA EGGLE- STON AND MIMI TEASDALE. SI-11 M 5 QUQPERATIDN THROUGH SERVICES or VARIOUS KINDS IS THE MOTTO ALSO or PEP AND H CLUB LEADERS. WORK HLHI ARL JACK GRESS, JEANNI CROSS, JOHN HILL, SANFORD GIBBONS, JEANNE COLLINS, MARY NC KIRCHNIN, MINI TEASDALE AND BERNICE BACHDFER. 37 randfafing rumpd, fLe ommerciaf GAL, pro ifa - - - FRONT ROW: MARY Jo WULSER, NORMA LUSTIG, JOAN LE CLUYSE. BACK ROW: Lols WEISS, BAR- BARA SOEBBING, JANET KERR. 38 To INTRODUCE CHRISTIAN PRINCIPLES INTO BUS- INESS IS THE IDEAL CHERISHED BY HOGANIS Com- MERCIAL CLUB. UNDER THE SUPERVKSION OF SISTER ANN JEANETTE, THESE TRANSLATING TRUMPS no SEC- RETARIAL WORK FOR THE OFFICE AS TRAINING IN OFFICE PRocEouRE. HA STROKE IN TIME SAVES NINE,H IS THEIR MOTTOQ ST. JUDE, THE SAINT or THE IHROSSIBLE, IS THEIR PATRON. FRONT ROW: JANET KERR, MARIAN CUTLER, JOAN LE- CLUYSE. BACK ROW: MILDRED RENNE, MARIANNE PENCE, MARY ELLEN HENSE, MARY Jo WULSER. AT THE FILES: NORMA LUSTIG, MARY ANN VOGEL, MARY E. DOLAN. OFFICERS JOAN LECLUYSE, PRESIDENTQ JANET KERR, VICE PRESIDENTQ MARY ELLEN HENSE, SECRE- TARYS MARIANNE PENCE, TREASURER. .SQ QMUIZFOIL5 C06y9eI11!i0l1 0 ,AIP SVIQLHHLEPLQ 121614. 'I'hr-ougb the generosity of the Hogan Mothers Club, the com- rrwrcinl clepurtrnent receives this elm-Ctric A. B. Dick mimeograph rn:Ic'l1inIr. Learning to operate the new duplicntor are Marianne Pence, Henry Pwbm, TomRyan, Joan Le- Cluysr-, Lois Weiss. Tbc- first piece of work for which the rnacbine was used WaS the letter prornoting the Kenny Fry Fund, se-nt out jointly by the Fzitlu-rs' and Mothers' Clubs under the signatures of the two presi- dents, Mr. J. P. Fern and Mrs. Patrick Gibbons. Among the Mothers' Club gifts of Hogan's first decade, the most outstanding are: stage equipment and curtains, band equipment, organ in the sisters' convent, motion picture screen and pro- jector, all-school public address systern, and the power-driven com- bination lawn rnower and snow shovel. X.-c' It-' . LIAUINC THI HOGAN MUTHERSL CLUB THIS YEAR ARE: MRS. E.J. MARTIN, TREASURERQ MRS. PATRICK GIauoNS, DRLSIDINTQ MRS. MATI MAODEN, VlCE PRESIDENT, MRS. CHARLES GRESS, SECRETARY. YURMIR PRESIUENTS, PDCTURLD AT BOTTOM or THE PAGE ARE: MRS. J. COPPINGER, MRS. GLEN HILTs, MRS. J. Huuni, MRL. S. HUERNER AND MRS. L. LYNCH. CMRS. ANTHONY HAYDEN IS NOT PICTURED.l lt A , 53. fx, 2' - I 5 i . if - 5... - Q I T 1 t w ' I 2 f 2, ,, .25 ,LV 2 X . . . l s . , A I 1 I , ,Q II , 1 OFBICERS y i i 0 ,s OF I --5 ' ' .5 I tj Kg', 1950 it I I . 'W 'I e l Z .. I ? sm. M N ,III 1 iff n Q ?Q FORMER PR ESIDENTS 39 - o in arm, Bifhop IW High, Kanmaw wig ,Missouri me .jvlogan Gfizen 49 'l,' fnllimw 2 x Q ulgy my ' N . s 1+ F ' ' . c-nog J' nsnwx I ,ss All Amlxicln All Caihclic Fink Place Published monthly during the school year by the journalism staff of Bishop Hogan High School, lZ2l E. Meyer Boulevard, Kansas City, Missouri Subscription Price, S1 yearly. Single copies, ten cents. Entered as second-class matter, October 22, 1948, at the Post Office at Kansas City, Missouri, under act of March 3, 1879. Jill--'W , , 1 A ML um. Y Z nm ,W , ,N ,Zl3IM':'N,f:?'lJLs..J, WCP WT rhqh IQ :WI ij IX . NA--:-.,:1.I::r p'-?H.f?jf iE'l , ' .Shi MII! LQ' I Iffvfi- Ig:5Ii.'I22w-.S-efxfsfff, I ,r',J'w' IIIIIIIIIIAHYFBIMILI. . I..'::-55'l7L'f5:J'Ejg?,3':'gif? 'I ::'3I'gf,frQI-in :sl Y I l 'ul' ,fjIQQgg :TSI 'gmhmmm It T1 3' -,A qs. 4 , vauli-'If' WT' IIIIQIAIM-I IIFIM- .l l'nIIvSvW lEQ ,f:ff'g: .'.:.' ggi, f- 1 -3.114- ' Li :gljff:,::'- 'L-'11- ' 1. :V zI::':.E1'22' l -I I I5,:t'::'T..IIQ!E I :,3.j1,A , 113 ' ' qi 11... Loi A f 7 ' , f 'Z Em-Nl E' um 'J' . ff I , , ,, , . ,7,,h,I- Ivf-4 . -- l,M,,,,,vw-f . ,, .,.- --' 5 ' ' Rumi s. I.u-I-If I -Milli . I W- :A I FiTI'.1-v1f:, I. vm , . - fi , ' .I ' ..,,,- ......- Z , , .r' - ,L iisffir 1-jfs 43 I p?2.:15:2Q, . L .,,: PM I 3: 51, .s -I- SITTING: MARY T. DowNEY, FOURTH-PAGE EDITORQ PAT MILLER, FIRST-PAGE EDITORQ MARY ANNE WEIMAR, REPORTERL DOLORES JEAN KIELY, REPORTERS THERESA ENGEL, ASSISTANT ADVERTIS- ING MANAGER: DONNA SULLIVAN, CUB REPORTERQ JEANNE CROSS, FEATURE EDITOR AND Lols WEISS, TYPIST. STANDING: CATHER- INE MOHR, BUSINESS MANAGER2 KATHLEEN MCDONALD, CUB RE- PORTERQ PAUL DECELLES, SPORTS WRITERQ JEAN LEPP, MANAGING EDITOR1 JIM GALBRAITH, SPORTS wRITER5 JACK ROSSHIRT, SPORTS WRITERS IRENE FEHLIG, REPORTERL TERRY MULLEN, SPORTS EDITOR: TERESA SLOAN, ADVERTISING MANAGER AND ANN DowNEY, CIRCULATION MANAGER. TYPISTS NOT IN THE PIC- TURE ARE: MARGARET ENOCH, NORMA LUSTIG, MARIANNE PENCE AND MARY ANN VOGEL. 40 enferfain, unife unc! Afimufafe ,nv I -qw 'A' nw, 2 i IQISIDHHC CIS-.QI qt-...., FATHER HANLEY FATHER KOENIG FATHER FROESCHL FATHER GERST guickng idea!! and acAo!ar5Aqa af ,Hogan ia our facuay. SISTER MARY ELLENICE. . . . . SISTER SUPERIOR. LATIN SISTER ANN PATRICE. . . . . . . . . . . . . PRINCIPAL THE REVEREND PATRICK HANLEY . . . .CHAPLAIN. RELIGION . .SPIRITUAL DIRECTOR . . . . . .RELIGION . . . .RELIGION . . .RELIGION . . . .RELIGION KEVIN MCGONIGLE, O.S.B.. . .RELIGION . . . .RELIGION . . . . . . .RELIGION . . FULL TIME LIBRARIAN . ENGLISH, HISTORY . . . LATIN, ENGLISH . .SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS . . ENGLISH, JOURNALISM . . . .ART, SPANISH . SHORTHAND, TYPING . . CIVICS, ENGLISH . . . . MUSIC, TYPING . .ScIENCE, MATHEMATICS . . .ENGLISH, REGISTRAR ENGLISH, COMMUNICATIONS FRANCES THERESE. . . .ClVICS, AMERICAN PROBLEMS THE REVEREND MARTIN H. FROESCHL THE REVEREND JOHN B. GERST, S.J THE REVEREND BERNARD KOENIG . . THE REVEREND THOMAS MCCARTHY. . THE REVEREND THE REVEREND JAMES F. MCKENNA . THE REVEREND HUGH MULLIN . . SISTER MARY ALBIA ..... FATHER MCCARTHY SISTER MARY FRANCES . SISTER MARY DONATA . SISTER MARY DENISE . SISTER EDWARD . . . SISTER MARY ERNEST. . SISTER ANN JEANETTE . SISTER MARY LENORE. . SISTER MARCELLINA . . SISTER ROSE CARMEL. . SISTER ROSE MARIE . . SISTER MARY RUTH .... Q SISTER SISTER MARY VINCENTIA . . SISTER AGNES VIRGINIA . . FATHER MCKENNA MRS. EVELYN BRISTOW, R.N. . MR. EDWARD JARACZEWSKI. . . . . MATHEMATICS, MUSIC . . SPEECH, ENGLISH . . . .SCHOOL NURSE . . .PHYSICAL EDUCATION . . . .DRIvING, HISTORY MR. THOMAS KIPP . . . . SHOP, SCIENCE, PHYSICAL EDUCATION MISS ELOISE RENTCHLER . . . . . . . .HOME ECONOMICS . PHYSICAL EDUCATION FATHER MCGONIGLE FATHER MULLIN MR. KIPP MRS. BRISTOW MISS RENTCHLER MR. JARACZEWSKI . .1 V VW f + Y v f 'V 'L :i ,p ig , MAELQA 1 V T ' JMW!1z W?q.m . Wwiag ..: I X If'-Q , A timulates chularshi 4' 7 J' n The P R I m Ei XiXx X X if X X A -7 X -' Q 5' I f ff , 'M . 155195-ll . ff N il!! onor Afuclenfa mudf exce in AT THE CLOSE OF EACH SCHOOL YEAR HOGAN PRESENTS AWARDS TO THE SENIOR, JUNIOR, SOPH- OMORE AND FRESHMAN HAVING THE HIGHEST GEN- ERAL AVERAGE IN THEIR RESPECTIVE CLASSES FOR THE YEAR. RESULTS FOR i950 CANNOT BE DETERMINED BEFORE THIS VOLUME GOES TO PRESS. THE SAME IS TRUE REGARDING THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FOR l95O. BUT IN THE SCHOOL ARE FOUR STUDENTS wHO HAVE AcHIEvED GENERAL EXCELLENCE IN THEIR CLASSES IN PREVIOUS YEARS. DONNA SULLIVAN, JUNIOR, RECEIVED THE AWARD IN BOTH HER FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE YEARS. MARIANNE PENCE RECEIVED THE JUNIOR AWARD IN l9U9. JOE GALBRAITH RATED FIRST PLACE IN CLASS '50 DURING HIS FIRST TWO YEARS. BOB BAUTISTA MADE THE HIGHEST AVERAGE IN HIS FRESHMAN YEAR. BOTH MARIANNE AND JOE wERE RECEIVED INTO THE NATIONAL HONOR So- OIETY IN THEIR JUNIOR YEAR. 44 a COMFJBJ. EVEN THOUGH THE REQUIREMENTS FOR MAKING THE NEW HONOR ROLL BECAME MORE RIGID THAN EVER IN SEPTEMBER, l9U9, THE END OF THE FIRST QUARTER FOUND TwENTY HOGAN STUDENTS QUALIFIED. FOUR OF THESE WERE SENIORS, ONE A JUNIOR, AND THE OTHERS UNDEROLASSMEN. THESE HONOR STUDENTS ARE LISTED BELOW. ROW I: PATRICIA BUTLER, BERNARD MCFALL, PATTY MORAN, ROSEMARY ZEIGLER. ROW 2: MARY CAROL LYNCH, BARBARA MCCOOL, MARY T. FALLON, LAVERNE BAUER, DORIS GRINDEL, LOUIS DEFEO. ROW 3: MICHAEL QUIRK, MARIAN CUTLER, CATH- ERINE GRAY, JOANNE PILSL. ROW M: SHEILA MCSHANE, MARGARET MOLESSE, SUE MCCARTHY, ROW 5: DONNA SULLIVAN, JOE GALBRAITH, TER- ESA SLOAN. Qui!! ann! Gcero, Aigler mafh Jef goag. 1-0 Ieanne C 55 Marlan Cutler Mary T. Downey Irene F ehli J 8 Galboe ra 1-tb Dolores Jordan QUILL and SCR OLL, .fi ,,,,- Mary Anne Weimar . Yna1T75oE17 Hlgher math. Patrlcla Miller Jeanne Marie Lepp CICERO STUDENTS LED BY Martha L nn D. LYNCH AND P. DECELLES. Y Jack Rosshlrt Te1'1'Y Mullen 4 1 V E , 4 A phydicd cLa!A'nge5 Jckofazific ac ieuemenf Ia PRDVING THE GALILEAN THEORY ON PENDULUMS ARE IRENE FEHLIG, MARY JANE KIRCHNER, MAR- UTLER AND MARY Lou GUNZ. LJ 1 OPERATING AN OPTICAL DISC TO MEAS URE REFRACTION OF LIGHT ARE JOE MONT- GOMERY, TOM HUTTO AND JOE STEVENSON INSTRUCTOR or PHYSICS IS SISTER ROSE CARMEL. 6 DICK POETTGEN, ART HAKE, GEDRGE RIDRDAN AND PHIL JACKSON MULTIPLY EFFORT BY THE usE or PULLEYS. JIM GALBRAITH, OWEN CORCORAN, JIM BRADLEY, JDE GALBRAITH, JACK WITHER- ow, DICK POETTGEN, JOE WRIGHT AND JACK GRESS DETERMINE THE MECHANICAL ADVANTAGE or AN INCLINED PLANE. nm 6Aem iafry, Liozzgy, genera :Science LM! flw CHARLES MEHRER, PAUL WEESS, JIM PAS- SLER, GLORIA LEwIS, BEATRIEE SEBAK, REGINA SADATD, PERFORM THE EXPERIMENT ON AIR PRESSURE UNDER THE DIRECTION or MR. TOM MMI L A KIPP. IN THE CHEMISTRY LAB, KATHLEEN BROWN AND PAT HARTIGAN DEMONSTRATE DISTILLATION TO THEIR CLASSMATES or 'I PERIOD FOUR. Sn. M . Lx - y5x THE FIRST PERIOD BIOLOGY CLASS STUDY AND CLASSIFY LEAVES. SCIENCE INSYRUCTORS AT HOGAN ARE SISTER ROSE CARMEL, SISTER MARY DENISE AND MR. TDM KIPP. 'mfg -w. if F s-4 AT w BROwN, ANN DOWNEY ACCOMPANIES THE OF- FICERS VINCENT SANFORD CHARLES 48 or THE BOYS' GLEE CLUB: VAN HECKE, GEORGE RIORDAN, GIBBONS, OwEN CORCORAN AND NAUDET. pracfica! an hue arb are if Iwi , ,, 1. .ioii MISS RENTCHLER AND HER SEVENTH PERIOD HOMEMAKERS PREPARE MuFFINS AND JELLY. ROW l: NANCY WITHEROW, CAROLE PALERMO, MARILYN STEVEN- SON. ROW 2: THELMA LICKTEIG, ANTOINETTE ALOISIO, RITA BROYLES, ROBERTA FUREY, SHIRLEY DOSTAL, MISS RENTCHLER, DONNA FLETCHER, MARY JANE KIRCHNER, MICHEALA WALSH, IRENE FEHLIG. ROW 3: KATHLEEN MICK, DOLORES LYNCH, EILEEN GARY, SANDRA TABUAS. ORK IN SHOP ARE JACK FRAIN WITH MR. KIPP, MIKE QUIRK, PAT ART HAKE AND BOB DRUMMOND. 45 Alaecia hefoli. E- I 1 'N' 4 X I IIIJIIL or Jczofablic a uenfure ann! ahuemion. DAN LEHANE, DENNIS MORGAN, EDOLINE MARTIN, JEANNE LEPP AND RITA SUE SHEAHAN COMPOSE THE STRING ENSEMBLE. SISTER MARCEL- LINA DIRECTS. A.- JANET KERR, ART EDITOR OF THE IQQO PRISM, CHAIRMAN or THE PUB- LICITY COMMITTEE AND vIcE-PRESI- UENT or THE COMMERCIAL CLUB, RE- CEIVES QUILL AND SLROLL HDNDRS. BELUw IS THE TUESDAY AND THURSDAY SDPHDMDRE GLEE CLUB. MARY VRANCES QUIRK IS AT THE PIANO. SISTER MARY VINCENTIA IS THE INSTRUCTOR. ANNUALLY HOGAN'S FOUR GLEE CLUBS, BAND AND ENSEMBLE CDMBINE THEIR EFFORTS TO PRODUCE A SPRING OPERETTA . if A1lui'l- ELIC 'L.i f . A L- x Q . A S 5 P: Z 1 it E THE SECOND PERIOD ART CLASS fPICTURE AT LEFT, AT WORK UNDER SISTER MARY ERNEST'S SUPERVISIDN. BILLY IHNOV, MARY ANN VDGEL, DDN JORDAN, LARRY AARON, MARCIA BODE AND MARILYN SCHMOE- GER KRIGHT, OPERATE THE SILK SCREEN AND MAKE POSTERS. rn 49 X. ,X ,1 c .E 5 is fag 5 3 a gi fi 4? an ' 4 pf A' 'T Z ,1 Q i S S!!-Quayle . E! ,L K film 1' E4 x ww- . Xf Q. x - :f ' fair I . i . K S S 9 h IWC :ss ,N , R, -X Q-N I a ..-.Mr ,... , ,.f-x -t xx X Q W .. A Q qmf.. , 1,--f f, x 5 ' gk s ar A, -'Nm . .Up B55 X Y atilf LUhtlfeUef fhe LHDMIUQ iii fhe -n 52 BIDLIOPHILES, STUDENT LIBRARY ASSIS- TANTS, PROMOTE SCHOLARSHIP AT HOGAN UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF SISTER MARY ALBIA, LI- DRARIAN. IN ADDITION TO SERVICE BEHIND THE DESK, THEY HELP CATALOG, MEND AND SHELVE BOOKS. SEATED AT THE CARD CATALOG IS JEAN KIELY, PRESIDENT. MARY ANNE NEAL, VICE- PRESIDENTQ MARY FOLEY AND BARBARA SOE- TAERT, SECRETARY AND TREASURER ASSIST HER. BIBLIOPHILES AT wORK IN THE CENTER PICTURE ARE: SANDRA TABUAS, BOB SCHNEBELEN, BAR- BARA BRIDGES, MARY FOLEY AND PAT PURCELL fAT STACKSIJ NANCY WEMPE, JOAN HOEY, ELEA- NOR NEAL QIN FRONTDQ DOLORES JEAN KIELY KAT DESK,. FIRST ROV IN TOP PICTURE: JO ANN MILLER, MARY ANNE NEAL, PAT HEATHMAN, SHIRLEY SCHOL- GEL, LORETTA ATKINSON, JOE MONTGOMERY cSTANDING,. JOAN VAZZANA, JOE STEVINSON, PHIL JACKSON, MARY TERESA FALLON, MARY FRANCES PALMETERE AND JIM MORGAN fSEATED,. Cll2Ul1gfJ vf'W' .B ,I AW A: The mm emones :ggi X XX ? X X n 4 if-,If If Q C .f lik, KX 5 --fu-iii ' I 'sm Em Egan nm!! ISE' ml' :.,. 2 ..m. . 'll Ml' ll ilfsi gssii ggnljl V W f Q25 f X f 1 Q4 O x N gafkfa clefermine infer Lgyulaerfafiuem L i n J ' nh, h . , g . : -E.. Q1 A A 13 5 i ' f .1 J T OM RYAN Pre sidenga A S if .fx Y Q INN f . mar LU JOHN GRESS L Vice-President FRANCES CONROY AND JOHN HILL ITOPI: BEST ATHLETES. BAR- BARA McCooL AND CHARLES NAUDET CCENTERJ: MOST POPULAR AND MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED. MARIAN CUTLER AND JOE GAL- MARY IO MARY TERESA MC ENANY DOWNEY Secretary Treasurer BRAHH IBOTTOMJ: BEST STUDENTS. ,Q-eden fing ma .Hogan gargara Wcaof WEAR .Qiig I HELEN BOLLINCER C e came in 46, eager fo loroue our agihfg BARBARA BARBOOKLES OPERETTA 3,45 APOSTOLIC COM. My LITERATURE COM. 2,35 PEP CLUB U5 BAND 2. JANET BARON APOSTOLIC COM. I,U5 OPERETTA 3,Ug PEP CLUB 3,Ug BAND l,23 OFFICE STAFF 3,H. JEANNE BARON BAND I,2g PEP CLUB 3,Ng OPERETTA 3,hg PUBLICITY COM. 33 OUR LADY'S COM. H. JOHN BARTHOL GLEE CLUB 2,N5 LITERATURE COM. 3,Ng BIBLIOPHILEQ OPERETTA 2,Ng PROCTOR 3. HENRY BEHM OPERETTA 33 FOOTBALL 2,33 PRISM U: LITERATURE COM. 3,N9 PROCTOR 3. MARCIA BODE CHAIRMAN, EUCHARISTIC COM. 33 APOSTOLIC COM. 25 PUBLICITY COM. I5 PROCTOR 3. 6 R'. MP' R 1? Ralf , fl! is II, , 5QQ ,,C. WAYS' ' I L. g I f f I 5 OPERETTA 23 PUBLICITY COM. N: COMMERCIAL CLUB U5 Q BAND AND ORCHESTRA I,2,3,U5 OUR LADYIS COM.'I MARGARET BOMAR OPERETTA 3,Ng APOSTOLIC COM. I,2,3,N3 PEP CLUB 3,35 COMMERCIAL CLUB Up CITIZEN N. JACQUELINE BOWES APOSTOLIC COM. U5 PEP CLUB 3,N: BIBLIOPHILE 2,35 LITERATURE COM. 3. JAMES BRADLEY RAYTOWN HIGH SCHOOL l,25 CAMERA CLUB U5 LITERATURE COM. 33 PUBLICITY COM. N. BETTY ELLEN BRANDS va-ag, bl APOSTOLIC COM. I,2,3,Ug OPERETTA 3,45 PEP CLUB 3,N3 V COMMERCIAL CLUB Ng PROCTOR N. PATRICK BROWN LITERATURE COM. kg SEVENTEENTH SUMMER Mg FOOTBALL li PROCTOR I5 BIBLIOPHILE. 6- Z1 ulogozl lge Jfanclarcli O! .Hogan frazbfion. JEANNE COLLINS PEP CLUB V-PRES. 3, PRES. 35 HOMECOMING QUEEN 35 APOSTOLIC COM. 2,3,35 PROCTOR 3,35 STUDENT SPIRITUAL COUNCIL I. EDA TERESA CONLON APOSTOLIC COM. I,2,3,35 OPERETTA 35 PEP CLUB 3,35 SEVENTEENTH SUMMER 3. GLEE CLUB 3. FRANCES CONROY BAND I,2,3, PRES. 35 ORCHESTRA AND OPERETTA I,2,35 PUBLICITY COM. 2,35 EUCHARISTIC COM. 35 OFFICE STAFF 3. 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SHERWOOD MARJORIE SIZEMORE NANCY SONNENBERG JIM STEVERDING NANCY STEVERDING DONNA SULLIVAN JOHN TATMAN MARY TEASDALE PAT VON ENGELN Boa WAGNER CLEMENT WAGNER NANCY VAGNER SUZANNE WARDEN MARGUERITE WATERMAN HUBERT HILLMAN EUGENE HOOD CHARLES YOUNG JIM NEECE le 50,9 I Oil! 0I 0J fAe Jcboo f 5. in num em. cj, N, I. K 9, . 'RRY HG ss. t.-v, ,, 5 :Lx , ,Ins WA U Iinvl xv, Q I 1 5 ROW I: LARRY AARON, CAROLYN FR. ia I, Y' ARMER, LORETTA ATKINSON, if i - I ROBERT BAUTISTA, BEVERLY - BEACH, MARGARET BESSENBACH- ' ER, MARGARITE BISACOA, KAY O. , . ,,. A, F BOGGESS. ROW 2: JOHN BOSSERT, he 5 and hm I I- L L' JANET BRADISH, PETER BRAN- ' , 3535, CATO, BILL BRANDS, PATRICIA ' BRAUN, PATRICIA BUTLER, LAR- ' - V RY CALDARELLO, BEVERLY CAR- TER. ROW 3: JOE CISPER, JOHN A CLEARY, ANN COFFIN, JOHN rl I All I . SOLLENS, MARGLARETCCONNINGITAON, s. I - 5, - . ' Q fr- --I 5, OE ONWAY, EO OOPER, ARY IN' Q ', 7B ' g A 13 -' My I I 'QE CRADDOCK. ROW I-I: SYLVIA '- ' I N I ,-,Ii 'I Z CRUMP, MARY CUSHING, ALCENI- ,A ' YK 5 OR DEHONEY, JERRY DELANEY, bk YI-' -AI--T I' BETTY DOBBINS, BARBARA DON- NELLY, MYRTLE DONOVAN, BAR- g 'I BARA DREES. ROW 5: MARY EP- ' L, 5:-I , Q A-, PENAUER, TOM FAY, KATHLEEN Y FERN, FRANCIS Fox, CHARLES I .,.W X FRANKENEIERG, MARY FRICK, 'I VALENCIA FRIEL, BILL GALEY. I E' - - I . , +-. Ia. If- I I. I - -.TL wwf 5' fb? W IT' I , R - xi I A SI I X 'N 'Q' L. I a. Q If - wi , up I iq , ' A' ROW I: KATHLEEN GAMMON, PAT 'I I GAMMON, LUPE GAROIA, EILEEN I:'II5 GARRY, JANIEE GEORGE, ROGER :'ixI GOLDER, SALLY GORMAN, JO ANN A , A Z GRIEB. ROM 2: DICK GUMMINGER, V. 1 ' L X it NORMA HAGERTY, REGINA HARRIS, - 'FD' 3' BILL HATTON, BARBARA HAUEIER, f I ' ' PAT HEATHMAN, PAUL HEATHMAN, . I , Ig ROSEMARY HEILMAN. ROW 3: Do- ' 3 'I LORES HILES, BOB HITE, MARY V. HODES, RAY HOLLOwAY, BOB I - JEDLICKA, MARY ANN JOHNSON, Rb, I CM L Y I I Q6 JO JOHOSKY, DYANN JOURDAN. fn -tr, T' fe? ROW LI: CE ANN KELLY, DAVID I I W ' V KENNEDY, GEORGE KIEEFER, I I RITA KLOS, KATHLEEN KRAUS, , MARY LOU LAMBERT, MARCIA ' A LAMPTON, DAVID LAUGHLIN. ROW -. I F' V C is 5: JO ANN LEEDY, MIKE LEPP, W? Og V an 5 , m IQ ii JOANN LIEBST, BEVERLY LIN- - Q at H I T31-gi, DEN, JOAN LOONEY, JACK MCCAR- . .f .,,, I ' I I' 4 ' THYp SUE MCCARTHY. ABSENT FOR ' Q 'izz ' PICTURES: JOSEPH BEHM, M. I . ' ' LACKAMP. I Q ' , I K. ,Lk. , s I I A -IfI H2 f eu' Afvirif lafaced fgem in riuezi. ROW I: JAMES MCCORMACK, BOB MCDONALD, HARRY MCDONALO, LARRY MCENANY, KAY MCGRATH, tw g, ln- 1 hi-X QM i 5 . A eg A X LX if xi Ly Qltggqib ,- X MARGARET MCLEESE, BETTY Mc- ROOERTS, SHILOH MACUIRE. ROW I 2: JIM MAHONEY, DENNIS MALON- ' , V sg EY, LARRY MANN, MARIE MARKO- V is ,:. ix' Y' T' vICH, MARY Lou MARTIN, SHARON J MERCIER, MARY K. MEYERS, JOHN fail, N' I ' Q Y MILEY. ROW 3: TOM MILLER, A :ja S A W Y DOLORES MITCHELL, DENNIS MOR- N, I ri CAN, JUDY MOUNT, BETH MULLIN, ! MARY P. MULLOY, TIM MuLvANEY, C' eu KENNETH MYERS. ROW 11: ELEANOR 24' E, NEAL, CAROL NEECE, BEVERLY H K X NICHOLS, MARGARET NOONAN, ,,eL.iQ Af Q KATHLEEN NORRIS, ALICE NOWAK, Mx. Sn I LENA MAE OLIVER, DON O'MALLY. ROW Q: PEGGY O'NEIL, CAROLE -qu PALERMO, MARY FRANCES PALMEN- mx ep TERE, JOHN PINKERTON, CAROL 'A Q71 ,ar POETTGEN, MARY QUIRR, MIKE .R ' Lj xx QUIRK, PAT QUIRK. V, as X fj K3 X., xf ik qs 2. 6 wt ,I -ef ' L v C .G .LG ax 7' I I , . ' l I K , ,ig R. 72 K K .N L 4.1 .L I INDI A - A ..A ,N 'gi Sn, . jgy ...f L Ls 5 I1 1'EE?i y A glliiiib I h AVN Em 'T I 'N Q 4 'F 3 -3 Q -2- -f. 5, X . N, Ks ' 'a , ' eg .DLL 9 , A 4, Q xx rx 5 -' ' I -. it it -3' ' . - - A L f X, IX if - ' ' ' li is I - LL ,Air tl Az- .Y S -1-2 if 1 rv ' . 5 X X' I ,X I m L, ce L Q D -E-I YQ, , 5, ROW I: BILL RAYNOR, MARLENE RENNOCK, EVA RETHERFORO, DICK RODDY, MIKE ROSS, JUNE Rup- RRECHT, DICK RYAN, HELEN SAN- DERSON. ROW 2: SHIRLEY SCHLO- EOL,BARBARA SCHROER, MARILYN SCHMOECER, BOO SECK, VINCENT SHAY, ESTHER SHREWSBURY, MARY ELLEN SMITH, NANCY SMITH. ROW 3: ROSALIE SMITH, GLORIA SOLO- MON, JEAN SPIEOLEHALTER, DONNA SPIVEY, MARILYN STERLING, NEIL STEWART, BILL STOLZER, SHIRLEY SULZER. ROW 14: SALLY TANRARO, TOM TIOHE, BOB TUNGETT, SOE TURGEON, JENNIE TURNQUIST, DONNA USHER, MICHAELA WALSH, MARY KAY WALZL. ROW 5: DANNY WASELSKI, PAT WILKERSON, IMO- GENE WILLIAMS, EDDY WOOO, GER- TRUOE VAN HEE, JOHN VOHS. AB- SENT FROM PICTURES: TONY MC- MURRAY, LENA MAE OLIVER. 69 bv W Q- .,'T 1' KL, f Q- . 4:::- , -' 18' - I I ::' F an I M wh Q.. ,,,, ' :rg-Q ' 1:-S T? - Y? Y -Q fIQ K 1' , ,. wa Iluliinl 41. ,I . A 'T Qggx , I V A Q: ,Lg -A GO A A K ' M. K I . , X N5 isggggk iv wk ,QWR ik, f 4 2 I 5 on any K, :I :Q ! -S 1' ROW I: PAT DRANEY, JACK Du- GAN, MAUREEN DUFFIN, JOHN EMERSON, GAIL EIGENMAN, JO- ANNE FROHOFF, ROBERTA FUREY. ROW 2: NEAL Fox, SHIRLEY MARIE FOwLER, PAT FOLEY, KAY FISHER, MARY TERESA FALLON, CHARLENE GABHART, DOROTHY GOFFINET. ROW 3: CATHERINE GRAY, MARY ANN GREGORY, DOR- I3 JEAN GRINDEL, BONNIE JOE GRISAFE, MARY Jo GULOTTA, TERESE GUNN, MARTHA HARRIS. ROM 4: MARTHA HASTER, CAROL JEAN HEIER, MARTHA HENRY, CAROLYN HIGHEERGER, PATRICIA HILL, DOROTHY HOEFER, JOAN HOEY. ROW 5: WILLIAM IHNow, EDDIE JENKINS, JOYCE MARIE JOHNSON, CAROL JOLLIFF, RICHARD KINNARD, JIMMY KOET- TING. MARTHA LECHTENBERG. NO PICTURES: HENRY HENKEL, FRANK FRANANO. ecoming acquainfeal Arocwlend fAeir infer-e5 3. Jr: : in T : ' I I 141 A I I :mf - A : Oz I-Z? I . ,Q G, I 'Y I I iv gaxf , Fw 2 ROW I: DIANE AARON, DOTTIE AeNEw, LEONARD ANDERMAN, ANTOINETTE ALOISIO, ROSA BARBIERI, CHARLES BARTHOL, LAVERNE BAUER. ROW 2: GER- ALD BEACH, DEAN BILLUPS, JANICE BLIcxHAN, TOM BLOTT- MAN, JOANNE BONO, TOM BODE, RONALD BRAY. ROW 3: MARY BREEN, RONNIE BREwER, BAR- BARA BRIDGES, RITA BROYLES, FRED BUKATY, LLOYD COLVIN, KAY CARLSON. ROW N: MICHAEL CASSIDY, LINDA CHARLESTON, GEORGE COLLINS, WILLIAM CONNELLY, MARILYN CONNOR, GLORIA CORBIN, ESTILL DAVIS. ROW 5: JACQUELINE DAVIS, LOUIS DEFEO, MARY DELANEY, NANCY DEMARCO, JAMES DEVINE, DONNA DOSTAL, SHIRLEY DOS- Y, Lf I TAL. A A if if Si' i I KI I LLYLII ' i ' .- HI IAR I I ' ,Q : , ,, Iii? 1lIIlIlI', I' , 'T illigggll f I Fm - V. 0 'ix Y I ,ggi fag 35' F CQ? I ,I X A 1' Ng ,Lv QW 'bk,. ii, . IIEllTVf V L m ga Aw, W ,L M, .es 'Y I - S 1 I s gf A W 5 .i- L , 1 T1 Gif I kjx Q I ROW I: DANIEL JAMES LEI-IANE, GLORIA ANN LEwIs, RITA MARIE re4 In lin, Ao 0I'tlla PL! fo a U. K f f ADJ 6 e. l LONG, JACK LYNCH, MARY CAROL - K - x .9 LYNCH, JOHN MARKDVICI-I, MARY 'aw af' E ,- SUE MAzzA. ROW 2: CHARLES A 'C' V MEHRER, PATTY MORAN, BARBARA , A ANN MORRISON, CHARLES W. MOUNT, JAMES MCDONALD, JIM- MIE MCDONNELL, LARRY MCDON- ALD. ROW 3: BERNARD MCFALL, , , CAROLYN MCGRATH, PAT MCNEL- 4 ,. ,T .Q ' A, s LIS, SHEILA MCSHANE, ANNA E7 'W t ' 5 ' MARIE NIGRO, MARCIA NEVKIRK, s JO ANN O'BRIEN. ROW U: PAT Qx 1 X O'DONNELL, PAT O'LEARY, PETER X ' 5 PALERMO, JAMES PASSLER, RAY- MOND PHILLIPS, JOANNE PILSL, Q ANN PowERS.ROW 5: MARIE PRES- , 9 , 'U 5, TA, ROBERT PURCELL, JAMES RA- V ,, -T4 3' -A 5 'Q BUSE, JERRY REINECKER, JAMES 4 XY-1 'Q A O? RICE, ROBERT RING, PATRICIA 5' , ., Q X RIORDAN. J ix ' i :. . I 1- Q' sa -5.4 -'ix 5 i A, Q TY f ex S :- I ROW I: CARRIE RIZZO, BETH ANN RDCI-IE. BARBARA ROCKERS, REGINA 5 Q SABATO, SANDY SCARCELLD, WILL- Q 3 3 IAM SHANNON, JERRY SMITH. ROW 2: BEVERLY SOETAERT, MARGARET ' 'A A X ,h SPRENGER, SUE STADLER, MARILYN N l X ' V f' STEVENSON, PATRICIA STEWART, MILTON STOMP, SANDRA TABUAS. ROW 3: RUTH ANN TANKARD, MARI- AH . ' S, ,, I s ANNE TARwATER, ELINOR THOMP- T Q, Q? SON, BERNADETTE TIEDTKA, CoN- , - h re 1 NIE TOBIN, JERRY TOOHEY, PA- T. ix 'YN N X X TRICIA TOVNSEND. ROM 74: VICTOR . ,X xx ' VAN HEE, JOAN VAZZANA, ANNE WAGGONER, GEORGE WALSH, BILLY WELCH, JIM WELSH, NANCY WEMPE. 1 .. w Q, Q L ROW 5: KATHLEEN WHALEN, JOSE- ! Q 34, - Y . PHINE WILLIAMS, JIM WILLMAN, . i .- 9 -Ms. N 5 sh '. Ny ' :z K, A 47' 31 L II A NANCY WITHEROW, WALTER VITTEN, JACK VULSER, ROSEMARY ZIEGLER. NO PICTURES: BARBARA ANN BECK' ER, MARY Jo DONELSON. Sa!! afecfgufegi oforeffa fLeir amfaion. MCGRAW CHECK HER RECORD ..,u LORETTA KELLY, FOR THE THIRD SUCCESSIVE YEAR, OBTAINS THE GREATEST NUMBER OF PRISM PATRONS. HERE SHE PAYS JOE GALBRAITH, up-gl co-EDITOR AND STAFF FINANCIER. ELEANOR COLEMAN AND MARY ANNE HENRY BEHM, BOB DRUMMOND, MARTHA LYNN, MARIAN CUTLER AND JOHN GRESS EDIT THE SECTIONS ON IDEAL5 AND SCHOLARSHIP 5 E NM 18? LORETTA KELLY Prism Patron Champion cf 72 MARY ANNE MCG ZER, DOLORES LY AND ROSEMARY HART ON MEMORIES. RAW, HELENE ScHwEIT- NCH, MARY Jo DowNEY PLAN THE SECTION eorge and Jack at the P.A. Attc-ntion, phase, Coma- thc- voim-5 of George Riordan and Jack Rosshirt, Ovvr the public nddrm-ss, rcfminding Ho- ganitivs that r0C rcfation, as wx-ll ns work and prayvr, vim bc- Offvrcd to God to uchicvf- the Ob- -jectives of the Holy Year. Snior Lgnzlex, ,MQ Mar Wemoried, J BARBARA BARBOOKLES JANET BARON JEANNE BARON JOHN BARTHOL HENRY BEHM. MARCIA BODE HELEN BOLLINGER MARGARET BOMAR. . JAcQuEL1NE Bowes. JAMES BRADLEY . . . BETTY ELLEN BRANDS . PATRICK BROWN . . JEANNE COLLINS . I5 EDA CONLON. . . FRANCES CONROY. . OWEN CORCORAN . . . JERRY CUNNINGHAM... . , MAR1AN CUTLER .... I3 JOAN DEMARCO. . ANN DOWNEY. . . . MARY JO DOWNEY ..... MARY T. DowNEY. . l2, I7 BOB DRUMMOND .... BOB EIMAN . . . MARY EMERSON. , . THERESA ENGEL . . . MARGARET ENOCH ..... IRENE FEHLIG ..... I8 DONNA FLETCHER. . . JOHN FRAIN. . . KENNETH FRY . NORRINE FUREY . JAMES GALBRA1TH . JOSEPH GALBRAITH. . .6 SANFORD GIBBONS .7 MARGARET GOODWIN. JACK GREss. . .II MARY Lou GUNZ . . ARTHUR HAKE . . MARY HANEY. DEL1A HARRINGTON ROSEMARY HART . I2, 20 tlll . 18 18, 20 .28 1 20, 2h 57 1 1 ,liz . 18 1 1 3I - 52 E8 1 , 50 29 1 ,115 50 1 1 28 -25 31 5h 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 , 20 - 3I 25 50 50 31, 50 35- 37 2h M6 3M 37 73 , 50 28 76 M6 M6 palrona 18, 20, 56 20, 37, 56 36, 56, 8h . . 28, 56 39- 56- 72 30- 9- 56 . 25, 56 20, 31, 56 18, 20, 56 29, M6, 56 56, 80, 81 31, M8, 56 31- 34- 35 7h, 80, 81 57, 81, 8M 118- 511- 57 US. 57- 73 . . . . 57 '+6- 511- 57 72, 83, 8h 20- 57- 37 50- 57- 72 57- 72- 79 57- 55- 76 57, 62, 80 . . 31, 57 58, 80, 81 35- MI- 55 36, 58, YH M6, M8, 58 58, 7u, 81 . . M8, 58 3M, 58, 82 58, 80, 81 1, M6, 58 30- 58- 72 M6, 73, 8h 25, 26, 27 79- 81, 8h 58, 31, 81 29- 35- 31+ 78, 80, 8M 29- 79- 51 8- 59- 73 . 18, 59 59- 30- 31 37- 59- 72 1 I 1 V I 1 SENIOR INDEX CONTINUED MARY ELLEN HENSE. . . I8, I9, 2U, 33, 35, 20, JOHN HILL . . . 17, 22, 2h, 21, 31, 37, JEANNE HOFFMAN .............. THOMAS HUTTQ. . . 19, 21, 22, 2h, 26, 28, . 50, PHILIP JACKSON ..... I1, 26, 27, U6, 52, DOLORES JORDAN . .6, IN, IG, I8, 20, U5, 59, DONALD JORDAN ......... 9, IU, I6, LORETTA KELLY . . . ..... . 36, JEAN KENNEDY . . . . . . . . . . JANET KERR. . .6, I2, 13, I8, 20, 3U, 38, DOLORES KIELY . , , I2, I3, IS, 20, 3U, 36, MARY JANE K1RcHNER. . IS, 20, 2U, 31, 31, U6, JOAN LECLUYSE . . 12, 18, 20, 31, 38, 39, SUZANNE L'ECUYER ........ IU, I8, 20, MICHAEL LEHANE . . . . . . . . . . . JEANNE LEPP . . I2, 18, 20, 2U, UI, 45, 49, 60 NORMA LUSTIG ..... I8, 20, 3l, 38, EO, 60 MARTHA LYNN . . 13, 18, 20, 30, 5, 60 S Junior Jailbirds. i?III:nlv!IuI'.lNL ' A-e4Lie4, jeargad joazbcla, 27-26, mural 3. 7M MI M8 50 60 Z.jZ,.'I, - . . , 1,.:,'.1, L, , -:Yi--.--f.--.1 , -.1 1 - 1 Q54 --'..'u ..-.v.- ., H. , 1g'rfZ'A':Qg2' 'Z-1 .N-Q-,,QZf,aYf, - 1. .- 'gn 1 3. .1-41- AVVJF- fa' 1-8?-vzdli . '-r: 1 1 f 1 m ' 4 ,H Tx A .532 ,121 . -T-'if' 1122, W ,,, T .,.. 26, 1-,.w,-134.-1.-.., -fn-,--7 .U .,. wWHm1 v.-1.51,1,'4. 1.1,...--1. 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Y-1431155 f.fg'5i.-.xi-:1--21: .., .i.. I . .-T' 1 ., Y ,-s.g,gLg,,..gL:.,., Az5,1.-e.- :uw-5 ..-u,:,.- ' Fm:-Z'-?fJ:113: '-. 1.1 ,---'.'- wr.. 5,-.. ,...,,. ,.,..,,A. ,.,. 3, 6 ,L A 1 7 ..... ,..-. -.,,:...,-.,- vm'-- 4 'Z1 1v' -Q-: F21 ,E f. .1 I, ,. 1. . . 1,116--f-2,1 '-1. -5 , ..-.L -MIR WL-,,m. ,.... ..,., 76 L .szwlenl goarcg cognizanf o 0 g ear aima, HERE IS HOGAN's RECENTLY ORGANIZED STUDENT BOARD SEATED SAMMY SPENCE TOM RYAN, JACK GRESS, CAROLYN LEw1s, BARBARA MCCOOL, CHARLES NAUOET MARY JO MCENANY, MARY T. DOWNEY. STANDING: JAMES DEVINE, FRANCIS FRY KATHERINE KRAUS, CHARLES MEHRER, PAT HART1sAN, MARIANNE TARWATER, JIM MAHONEY, CATHERINE GRAY, SUE TURGEON, JACK MARLBOROUGH RAY NAUOET CHARLES MALOUFF ............ BARBARA MCCOOL. . .2, 12, I9, 20, 2U, 31 501 58 MARY Jo MCENANY . 2h, 31, 3h, 50, 5h, 61 . .6, 18, 20, 61 MARY ANNE MCGRAN. DOLORES MEYERS. . J0 ANN MILLER . . JOSEPH MONTGOMERY . . 11, 23 JAMES MORGAN. . . DOROTHY MORRIS ..... . . . . . . . 1h JOHNMuRRAY.............. 1 6 CHARLES NAUDET. . IO, 12, 16, 15, IY, 18, 21 32, 36, 3M, 27, M8, 5h, 61 DOROTHY NAUGHTON. . . . . . . . .... MARY ANNE NEAL. . . 13, 18, 20, 30, 36 12, 16, 18, 20 JACQUELINE N1GR0. . . . . PATRICIA OISULLIVAN . . . .... 18, 20 MARY Lou PAVELA ...... . . . 18, 20, 31 , hh MARIANNE PENCE. . . I8, 20, 30, 38, 39 . . M6 36. 36. 76, 73 72 52 M6 52 37 22 73 52 2U 62 62 62 76 25 62 37 7h 80 61 3U 80 76 78 16 61 52 61 25 50 2M 80 2 K1 81 80 81 8M 61 7M 61 80 61 61 26 82 61 81 62 81 81 7M o!,auncLe5 lafana LI- Uocafion ?MeL acfiuifiea. GEORGE RIORDAN PRESIDENT OF STUDENT BOARD After studying the Holy Year objectives and tallying the wishes ofthe studentbody expressedin quesdonaire and personal requests, the Student Board is ready to launch a profitable Vocation Week program. Stressing the Holy Year goaloflmninessthrough prayer and penance,the Board re- xninds students that God's grace nnust enlighten the rnind when a decisionhas to be made relative to vocation. Prayer brings this grace, penance brings the strength to use it Vocation VVeek plans provide a series of varied assernbly programs and an all-school poster contest. Other projects of the Board since its organization under Sister Rose Marie's supervision are the management of the Kenny Game, the drafting of a constitution, and presentation of the Silvertone musical. Requests for the serving of pop in the cafeteria and for advance posting of noonday menus are exarnples of nurnerous srnaller concessions obtained for Hoganhesthroughthe Board. RICHARD POETTGEN ......... 24, 22, 25, 26, 46, 62 ROBERT RAYNOR ......... 7, 22, 28, 28, 33, 62, 73 MILDRED RENNE ........ IU, 18, 20, 35, 38, 52, 81 GEORGE RIORDAN. . 16, 21, 22, Zu, 26, 27, 28, 32, 38, 35 h6, M8, 50, 62, 73, 76 RICHARD ROLEKE .................. 25, 62 KATHLEEN ROLFERS ............... 20, 37, 62 JOHN ROSSHIRT . . 21, 211, 26, 27, 31, 311, ,-H, 115, 50, 52 7 THOMAS RYAN . . . 11, IU, 17, 28, 29, 3h, 35, 36, 39, 52 63, 65, 8H, 56 HELENE ScHwE1TzER ........ 18, 20, 28, 63, 72, 3 TERESA SLOAN .... . . 18, 20, 30, 36, UI, NN, 63, Yu KATHLEEN SMALL. . . ........... 20, 31, 63 BARBARA ANN SoEaa1Ne ............. 25, 38, 63 BARBARA SOETAERT ............. 52, 53, 63, 7U SAMANTHA SPENCE .... 7, IM, 18, 30, 31, 63, 7h, 76, 8M MARION SPREITZER. ............... 63, 7h JOSEPH STEVINSON. ..... ...... 46, 63, 52 NANCY TEGTNEYER . . ...... 36, 63, 78 JOHN VAN DE VYVERE. . . : ............. . 63 VINCENT VAN HECRE ........ IN, 36, U8, 63, 79, 81 MARY ANN VQGEL. . .9, 12, 18, zo, 29, 31, 38, M5, M9, 6h '80, 81, 7M KENNETH WAITZMAN .................. 6M PAUL WEESS .... .... 25, 31, 36, U7, 50, 65, 81 MARY ANNE wE1MAR ......... 18, 20, 36, UI, UE, 6h Lols WEISS ...... 20, 28, 30, 36, 38, 39, UI, 6 , go I JULIANNE WERNEL . . . .... 18, 20, 6h, 7U BARBARA WHALEN. ...... P A ..... 25, 6h DOROTHY WILLENBRING ....... Tiki 134, 20, 32, 67-1 JOHN WITHEROV . . . .9, IU, 29, 31, 36, M6, 6 , 81 JOSEPH WRIGHT . ...... IU, 31, U6, 68, 78 MARY Jo WULSER . . IU, 18, 20, 35, 38, 63, 81 77 ,,,,--1 f 5 Nav , ,. ,,,,..---f h ,Y-N K , , . Al .J R ,gk 3 mm. wx S f YQ 1, ,ff H: k ,... x V f fx ,. r , v JA , , wx' PM r x :fig 'Wfanw gk ,lf 3 K H' N , ,F nf. 2, .4 'N B ' w ,,'+., ,X M -a , 4... 'L , x xg ,t,, ' Q. KFLFA. 'Jw - X ,, fr X Q Q 4 ' 'A .fm N? .. , M, x .A V A . ,WJ xt ,E ME fb -N if x 1 ki 2' Q f W .xg 1 14 Y , ' f' 1 . 551655: ' - 'if' 'LVN I - ' p ,. . sy gr -N . 4 WW s X u A 'E':'7- I . 'I ,f ,iii ,gy A xx. K ' 5-,Jfj n :Spring riokffe, a ypig'-jlyfanil'-Si am 6- ARE ISTER WERS, KERS NA M. NIGRO, MARGARITE lsAccc5,XMARY 'cs LSON MARGARET CONNINGTON, KATHLEEN KRAUS. ROW 74: MARY CAROL LYNCH, MARY VIRGINIA HooEs, MARILYN STERLING, GLORIA LEwus, MARGARET NOONAN, JOANNE FROHOFF. Instrumental music and dancing contribute to the Spring Triolette Overture numbers contributed by Sister Marce1lina's String Ensemble are Ti-epal and Gypsianna. The Ensemble accompanies Lupe Garcia and Jack Murray, guitarists, in Two Guitars. cjvlofy your ogjecfiuw lnrompf charifalg worlgd FRONT SEAT: JACK GRESS, JIM MoRGAN, Bos DRUMMOND. CENTER: JACK MARLBOROUGH, JANIE K1RcHNER. BACK: MARY EMERSON, JEANNE COLLINS, MARY ELLEN HENSE, MARY ANNE VOGEL. Brooklyn Center project, organized at the dawn of the Jubilee Year, is the youngest brain child of the Apostgl-ic Committee. Actual realization of social justice and works of assistance in favor of the needy are the Holy Year objectives which motivate committee workers,who, under the direc- tion of Sister Frances Therese, supervise recreationalxwork at the Center. FRONT: MARY Jo MCENANY, JOHN TATMAN. CENTER: MARIANNE PENCE, TERRY MULLEN, PAT HARTeGAN, TDM REDMAN. BACK: BARBARA McCooL, BETTY ELLEN BRANDS, CAROLYN LEWIS, MARY Lou PAVELA, NOREEN FUREY SUZANNE L'ECUYER AND Loss wElss. 80 114 i H egilonmnral Ay i.1.4ion anal .xdlaaifogc Commiffew. Weqlhing stamps to detern'-ine the l950 Champ:-1 who will elect the King and Queen for the anr.ual Sodality dance are five leaders of the Mission Committee, sponsofed by Sister Mary Francis. They are Paul Wec-ss, Catherine Mohr, Jack Witherow, Jackie Kleinhoffer, Vincent Van Hecke. 'iv it 4 Q tt, ' H ,gb 9' X v, . , in 1 J Q M frm 3 sais. 3' Committee vocalists, trained by Sister Marcellina, will carry their Gypsy oper- etta numbers to Shut-Ins in homes for the aged. Lead by Sanford Gibbons are Mary Lou Gunz, Teresa MCGi1ley, Frances Fisher, Jeanne Marie Lepp, Marianne Mor- ris, Jeanne Baron. Apostolic Committee members are these four varsity cheerleaders heading the Hogan cheering section at the Kenny Fry Game, February 19. They are Loretta Kessler, M. Lour George, M. Ellen Hense, and M. .TO MCEnany. 81 6Lri5fELe Auman refafiona ring inferior laeace--- Kenny to Boston for Special- ized therapyis the goal in I-Iogan's prayer and funds campaign. In- jured seriously in the Hogan- Redemptorist football game, No- vember 6, Kenny Fry, All-Star senior, continues his courageous fight to recovery. Kenny'S ex- ample of faith and cheerfulness in this crisis has enriched the lives of Hogan Students. 195 ML. SEARCHING THE HOGAN CITIZEN FOR INFORMATION ON THE KENNY CAMPAIGN ARE A GROUP OF SOPHOMORES 'RONT ROW BILLY BRANDS, DENNIS MALONEY, MARY MARTIN, MARGARET BESSENBACHER, BOB HITE, IMOGENE WILLIAMS BACK ROW DAN WASLESKI, JEAN SPIEGELHALTER, MARIE MARKOVICH, BEVERLY CARTER, MARY K. MEYERS, SHIRLEY SCHLOEGL, TIM MULVANEY anna-.,v HERE MARY ELLEN HENSE, CHEERLEADERQ SANFORD GIBBONS, BASKETBALL CAPTAIN1 MARY JO MCENANY CHEERLEAOER AND CHARLES NAUDET, FOOTBALL CAPTAIN AND VICE-PREFECT OF THE SODALITY, PRESENT TO KENNY FRY THE RESULTS FROM THE WARD-HDGAN BASKETBALL GAME, PLAYED FEBRUARY l9. 82 .fd ,Nag mar Adding ogan wiJAe5 er Alan 5. ,,,.,- gm WINNLRU Or THE HOLV YEAR CATHOLIC WRITERS' CONTEST AT HOGAN LISTEN TO PAUL DECELLES' TAPE RILURD,NG Or HIS PLAv. SEATEDg MARIAN CUTLER, HELENE ScHwEITzER, GRACE MARIE CIPOLLA AND MARLENE RENNOCH. STANDING: KATHLEEN MCDONNELL, MARQIA LAMPTON, ANN SCHOREHEIDE, SUZANNE L'ECUYER, PAUL DECLLLE5, EVA RLTHLRFORD, MARv ANNE SCHNELTZ, KATHLEEN GANMON, JACKIE KLEINHOFFER, MONICA EGGLE- STON, DAN WASLEUKI, RICHARD RODDY, RICHARD KINNARD. lilitn L A .L ..- - 1 ' I THIS vIIw HF THE HAGNIEICENT BERNINI COLUMNS IN FRONT OF SAINT PETER'5 BASILICA INSPIRED THE5L wRIrEp5 AND IHI UTUULNI UUDY IN THEIR HOLY YEAR ACTIVITIES INSERT- OUR HOLY FATHE P . . R, OPC PIUS XII, wH0 PROCLAIMCD THIS HULY YEAR UI IQSO. CATHOLICS ALL OVER THE WORLD JOIN WITH HIM IN PRAYER THAT GOD MAY GRANT PEACEQ THAT ALL MAY UIEOML MORE HOLYQ THAT LEADERS Or NATIONS MAY PLEDGE THEMSELVES IN A SPIRIT OF SERVICE AND SELF-SACRIEICE T0 IHLIILL TNI IDIAL5 Or A JUST SOCIAL ORDER. 83 .70 eack priam pafron anc! Sohcifor .Hogan ia grafefuz STUDENTS WHO SOLICITED PATRONS. SEATED: TERRE CON- LON, MARY EMERSON, MARY F. PALMETERE KFRONTJQ PAT O'LEARY, SUE STADLER, JANICE BLICKHAN. STANDING: SAN- FORD GIBBONS, LORETTA KELLY, BOB SCHNEBELEN, CATHERINE GRAY, MARGARET SPRENGER, PAT TOWNSEND, CAROL JOLLIFF, DOROTHY HOEFFER, JEANNE BARON. l STUDENTS WHO OBTAINED PATRONS. SEATED: JANIC GEORGE, JOANNE PILSL, DOLORES JORDAN, PATTY MORAN, JOANN O'BRlEN. STANDING: TOM RYAN, DOROTHY HESSEL JANET KERR, MARIAN CUTLERq SAMMY SPENCE, MARY A McGRAw, JACK GRESS, CHARLES MALOUFF, JOE GALBRAITH Patrons Miss Margie Ake Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Astleford Mr. and Mrs. Bart Blankership Mr. and Mrs. James P. Blickhan Mrs. John Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Brohl Burnett-Ryan Family Mr. and Mrs. William A. Chandler Helen M. Collins Mrs. Joseph Connell D. Corsentian Miss Kathleen Cox Mr. Richard A. Degan Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Drummond Dugay Mrs. Bertha Mr. and Mrs. Eisele H. G. Emerson Mr. and Mrs. Hilda Galbraith Mr. Alex George Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Gibbons Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Gress George Heaviler and Mrs. C. J. Hessell 8: Sons Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Hoffmen and Mrs. J. F. Kessler and Mrs. W. H. Kerr Steve Litman Mr. Otis R. Lyon Mr Mr . Mr Mr Mr John Martin and Mrs. Thomas F. McGraw and Mrs. Louis Meditz and Mrs. Walter Miller and Mrs. J. J. Moran Gertrude M. Morris Dorothy Morrissey Pat O'Connor '49 John O'Connor Tom O'Connor Mrs. Teresea O'Donne1l Mr. Pete Palmentere Karl Puidak Dr. T. E. Purcell Mr. Paul Scaglia Mrs. Zetta Simms Deck Smith Mrs. Cora Spence Miss Reta Sprenger Mr. and Mrs. Hugh F. Thom Mrs. H. G. Townsend Martha Gumminger '48 Joann Jordan '49 Dorothy Perkins'48 ElizabethlMonaghan '49 Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Collins Charles Brenneke, a PRISM photographer pson Acknowledgement for senior and most of the faculty photographs: BAILEY STUDIO For some group pictures HOGAN'S CAMERA CLUB. E 'I 7 f X v 7 1 . xg, A r- fi 1 ff 1- N H A , ff.f.4., Q,,.A.t wf- - f f ,' ff Q 4f,,4' 4 mf PALEMAKERN OF oufuuv MYERS AND CO INC TOPEKA KANSAS . '3i ERS L7-L12 YEARBO0 KS ifwijk JL iiiiggig ff ' J M! P ' : Q n,,vM JDL'ffNH.f ff If MAA, , X Lf !!g.f!!! If,-sf X Q X 2 W Qf2Wf'7! 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