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

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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.

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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