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

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: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

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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

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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.