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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1951 volume:

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Wu ' , isnt in-:ni -fqpgnnuuuuu 4 THE CO-EDITORS: Dolores Lynch Ann Schorfheide ART and LAYOUT EDITOR: John Rabuse BUSINESS MANAGER: Jacqueline Kleinhoffer PRODUCTION MANAGER Pat Caldwell PRIS THE PRISM just as the crystal prism receives thc rays of thc sun, bending them into their com- ponent colors, and lightly paints the result- ant rainbow glory on nearaby surfaces, so the PRISM gathers the sunbeams of a happy year at Hogan and pictures their lovely details On its pages. ev l I I I I Q If BISHOP HOGAN HIGH SCHOOL KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI VOLUME VIII, 1951 y I a l I 5 1137910 373 P938 '51 GN PRISM, 1946-47, 1951-54, 1957 NI MCPL ., 4 is .Q. lI11I1ll1 I411IIIIINIHI1I1III1blH4IIll1l1I1llII 1 ' 00142629 9 wmihmswnsnm - , I-.-J..-. .muhvsn-A Eifllnlllxg IE El I CONTENTS AUTUMN Faculty Organizations Homecoming Football WINTER Cheaper by the Dozen Classes Basketball SPRING Sodality Projects Prom Spring Sports Operetta Miss Hogan High Class Panels Patrons -n2 h , i , ,F W . ..A,.....M.-..Y--- W DEDICATIO In autumn, winter, and spring Hogan citizens turn to Christ in the Eucharist as the center of their united effort. Every day furnishes evidence of this. Listen in on a pep meeting when students cease their merriment to consecrate the Hogan teams to the Sacred Heart of jesus. Watch these teams assemble weekly in the Hogan chapel for Mass and Holy Communion. Follow the Home Coming parade which forms at the Benedictine Chapel of Perpetual Adoration, where Hogan's Queen presents her bouquet at the altar of the Eucharistic King. In winter, observe Hogan Citizens converting their gym into a house of prayer sr the annual retreatg and 1n spring their campus into a setting for the annual field ass. Above all consider the daily Masses, Communions, visits, and rosaries offered in reparation and thanksgiving. To commemorate this spirit we dedicate this book to Christ in the Blessed Sacrament and to all Hogan citizens, members of His Mystical Body. KJ -1 X 'I Il 4 - ..-..,....,,..-.J-..-:Q-.-u.y....... .. A...-...-., .,,.. A 3 BTG.. -. ,foenf-'-N ---r P 'E 2. 3 5 n , r 5 fu! F 4, Q J 1 ! L-J L Q 5.5 4' g I 1 ak f i ' v p ,VI L f if 5 r .2 'E 1 i f 5 . ' L I I l n I Chosen by the Prism Staff as representative Hogan citizens, 1 Nancy Brcen and Don Galbraith pause at the door of the Bencdic- F tinc Chapel of Perpetual Adoration. 1 Q P P 1 S I 4 5 E i J , CHRBT B the Head of thh schooL the unseen TEACHER in every class the sHent LBTENER to every conversaHon. : f 'Hf11?13. A A,i, ,..,., , TN wmv 'S N..- U. , K . ...V M, I , -gf, .. , A, -fn L, f, ,Nik ,im J .- , W X --1 A M 5, ..55-,'vV,,,..A, V4 Mfr 77314, ..'1,-if'..' 1 M if i A, , wi!-' .' ' f .V D The early weeks of autumn bring Hogan Citizens together again to meet the faculty and to reorganize those activities which promote growth in Christian citizenship - workshop, student board, clubs. sodality, and band. 8 . V K, ,. ., .. . 1... ,-...WAN t. AMA ,M .9 - 'O' an 4 X, - 'b' , vm -lt ,s ' 0 AUTUMN Burning leaves of autumn without - burning devotion to the Sacred Heart within! And as the leaves of autumn take on new and richer colors, so our love of Christ takes on new and richer Eololrf through Hogan activities in which we consume ourselves or nn. 9 9--vu OUR SISTERS Sister Mary lillcnicc Superior, Latin, Geometry Sister Francetta Principal Sister Mary Albia Librarian Sister Mary Adelaide English Sister Rose Carmel Science, Mfzthenmtics Sister Mary Denise Science, Mathematics Sister Mary Ernest Arr, Spanish Sister Agnes Eugenia English Sister Mary Francis English, American History Sister Ann Jeanette Typing, Shorthand Sister Mary Lennella Civics, English, Iournnlisni Sister Marcellina Music, Typing Sister Rose .Xlaric English, Mnsic Sister Mary Ruth Civics, English Sister Thcodora English, Civics Sister Marie Therese Latin Sister Mary Vinccntia Music, Mathematics Sister Agnes Virginia Speech, English FAC LTY OUR PRIESTS AND LAY TEACHERS Father Joseph Fahey Spiritual Director, Soriulogy Father Martin I-'rueschl Ilforleshop, Religion Father john Gerst, S, j. Religion Father Thomas McCarthy Religion Father Hugh Mullin Religion Father VVilliam Rockford Religion Father joseph YVilberding Religion Mrs, Lilly Cox School Nurse Xlr, Franklyn Davis Band Xlr, jerry Doble Band Drill ,llaster Nlr. lldxvarrl jaraezewski History, Driving, Sports Xlr. Thomas Kipp Science, Shop, Sports Xlrs. lithel l.eist Registrar Nlrs. Clyde Miller English Xliss Eloise Rerirchler Home Economics, Phys. Ed 'Fi , Q A t Father Joseph Fahey Father joseph XVilberding Miss Eloise Rentehlcr Q.-v Mr. Thomas Kipp Father Thomas McCarthy I0 A-S.. 53. Mr. Franklyn Davis lllar jerry Doble Mr. Edward jaraczewski U- Zi fr-7? 597 , m 4172 f Q if mivjff -9 ffm W riff V fm ff 1 V ,Ar ,fn 7 Father Martin Froeschl Mrs. Ethel Leist .-.7 f3?n.s'mv.v H -vga ja ' ' we, Q . F 15 3 ff ,fs UQ d ll jirhbkizgivv PJ IW? gmt, , Q fm fggglgifflffefg M, W' 64 255,11 f '55 ' . 5 .M J., 5, f Q45 9 5 gf 140: N K .4 . 'L , 1 f . p . W- - nfL.:.n,.zf . f 1 4 . 'ff an ww. ,,7r,. r . . va , yL 'fiI:..:f wif Mrs- Clyde Miller Mrs. Lilly Cox ll ,gin Fathcr Hugh Mullin Father VVilliam Rockford Father john Gerst S. J. 7-r , , His Excellency the Most Re- verend Edwin V. OT-Iara and Auxiliary Bishop, Most Reverend joseph M. Marling, rely on the Bishopls VVorkshop for a united youth movement in the Kansas City diocese. BI HOP' WORK HOP The junior workshop consists of freshman and sophomore leaders. SEATED: Charles Mehrer, Tom Coppinger, Edward Sutter, Mary Teresa Fallon, Mary Carol Lynch, Marianne Tarwater, Richard Kinnard, Rosemary Ziegler, Louis DeFeo, Mary Ann Enna, George O'Brien, James XVillman, Mary Cele Breen, Doris Grindel, Barbara Bridges, Laverne Bauer, Charles' Mount, Terry Dolan, Sam Nigro, STANDING: Bernard Fitzerald, Arthur Corbin, Stella Miller, Jerri-Ann Noel, Jeanne Kraus, Susan Huppe, VVarren Leaty, john Renner, Mary Lou Dalton, Patricia Sehloegl. ii, .1 5 To help classes carrv out the plans of the VVorlxsh0p, each has a chairman. Bernard Fitz- gerald fieshmang Pat Harrigan. senior, Charles Mehrer sophomore, and Don Hammond. junior, lead their respective classes. Xf . . K Guided by Father Martin Froeschl, spiritual director, senior workshop members discuss problems in life adjustment. FIRST TABLE: Don Hammond, Tom Redmond, Mimi Teasdale, Frances Fisher, jean Cross. Ann Sehorfheide, Pat Harrigan, Sue VVarden, Loretta Kessler. SECOND TABLIQ: Don Galbraith, Carolyn Lewis, Kathleen Kraus, Mary Lou Martin, Bob Bautista, Bill Dalton, Gertrude Van Hee, jack Maulborough, Paul DeCelles. THIRD TABLE: Ann Coffin, Mary R. Pustlewait, Marcia Lampton, Kathleen Gammon, Sue Turgeon, Mike Quirk, Sue McCarthy, and Kathleen Fern. al X 'L STUDENT BOARD Solving student problems and fostering school projects prove to be man-size jobs for the Student Board, led by its hard-working President, jack Marlborough. Keeping Ho- ganites informed oHicially over the P. A. system, managing ticket sales, and conducting large scale magazine drives constitute a few of jackis responsibilities. jack Marlborough Eleeting members of Hogan's Student Board is an important participation in school citizenship. In our present global condition one hope is the continuance of our right to select our leaders in a free election. To appreciate this right, Hoganites exercise it by electing Board members. SEATED: left to right: Carolyn Lewis, Ann Schorfheide, Charles Mount, james Willman, Susan Huppe, Pat Miller, Bill Ziegler, Mary Teasdale, Anna Marie Nigro, Charles Mehrer, john Tatman, Larry Mcfinany, jim Mahoney, Bernice Baehofer, Ray Nauder, Pat Gammon, Gertrude Van Hee, Kathleen Fern, Laverne Bauer. STANDING: Arthur Corbin, Richard Kinnard, Bob Ring, Sue Turgeon, VVarren Leaty, Tom Redmond, Don Caldwell, Pat Hartigan, Terry Mullen, Paul DeCelles, jim Begley, jack Marlborough, Mary Ann Enna, Mike Feaney, Mary Virginia Hodes, Anna Marie Scarcello, Rosemary Ziegler. . - 7 ' ii ' fri 14 OFFICE ATTEN DANTS Office helpers spend at least one hour a day assisting Sister Franeetra, principal, in the routine work of office zidniinistmtion, Here john Tatrnan and Bob Bresettc aid Mrs. Ethel Leist, registrar. Above, Sue McCarthy, Dorothy Lambert, Pat McNamara, Eva Rutherford, Pat VVil- kerson and Don Galbraith rush the routine duties of a busy hour in the ofliee. At the right, Bob Tungett and Dick Kamp serve Sister Francetta in the inner office. -r-1 ODALITY As the new Sodalitv Vcar begins, thc officers for N50-51, Pat Harrigan. Sue Turgcoiif Carolyn l,cxx is, and Tom Redmond, sponsor a dance honoring Mary, Mother Beloved. This project prcludes thc numerous activities of a busy So- dality year - our retreat, the annual Field Hass and the weekly Masses for the teams, all-school paper drives for sending officers to the Summer School of Catholic Action, and thc everyday ioh of fostering devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Marv. L'To jesus through Mary, is the motto, always. i SODALITY LEADER S Father Fahey, spiritual director, and the Sodality ofiicers discuss ways and means to initiate new projects. The weekly Holy Hour at the Benedictine Chapel and ah extension of the period of instruction be- fore the reception of freshmen into the Sodality, are examples of such planning. To jesus tlarozzgb Maryjl is their motto in all this fwork. Heading the Student Spiritual Council and supervising Committee projects, is a big job for these officers: Tom Redmond, vice-prefect, Pat Hartigan, treasurer, Sue Turgeon, secretary, and Carolyn Lewis, prefect. In St. Paul, Minnesota, last August, they re- ceived valuable training for this work at the Summer School of Catholic Action. The Student Spiritual Council is made up of the Sodality officers and the heads of the per- manent committees. The Council's chief work is the planning and carrying out of projects for 'Q J x 4' the eight committees: the Apostolic, Literature, Our Lady's, Eucharistic, Mission, Interracial Convert, and the Publicity Committees. Each Committee works as a unit headed by a chair- man and secretary. Seated: Ann Schorfheide, Don Galbraith, Beth Mullin, Sue Turgeon, Tom Redmond, Carolyn Lewis, Pat Hartigan, Dolores Lynch, Kitty Rouen, Mary Carol Lynch, Nancy Breen. SZ'II71di7Zg.' jack Marlborough, Frances Fisher, Don Hammond, john Rabuse, jackie Klein- hoffer, Marie Markovich, and Ann Madden. I f-s.,,g.. wvwm- 319' 'W :- -S, IOTHER Cl1L1l'1lCfCI'lSflC of the projects sponsoixzd by thc Mutlicrs' Cluli :irc tlicsc shots showing ofiiccrs' meeting, thc scmi-annual tcm with lmcliind thc sccnc prcparuticm, the Mmtlicrs' Minstrel, nicinlmcrsliip 1'cgist1'ntion with class clmirincn, and the serving of rcfrcslimcnts at a joint meeting .of the Mothers' and Dads' Clubs. OH'iccrs for 1950-Sl pictutcil nt upper left ure: Mrs, Hc1'1nzmTfrlmin,uutIito1'gM1's.Matt Madden, i'icu-ptcsidcntg Mrs. j, C. Fricl. presidcntg Mrs. Sum Smith, recording sec- returvg :ind Mrs. Fd Clizirlcstun, trcnsurcr. ,.,.-- X Qxg vw. . ,r P QQ 5 Q aw.. F THER Hr. H. D. Xluhr, scrgcaiit-ar-arimg Mr. George KicH'cr, x'ice-preslilciitg Xlr. lf. O. Bautista. treasurcrg Mr. Li, I . Schxxartz, prcsidcntg Hr. Xl. S. Madden, vice-prcsidcntg Xlr. H, Xl. Tobin, Sccrctary, and Knot pictured! Ur. C. 17, Xlclircr and Mr. P. Blickhan, x'iccAprcsiclcnts. bring the Fathers' Cluh through a successful year. Sonic high points are the 253'--M Dads' style-sliow in October, u series of card parties sponsored jointly with thc Mothers' Club, and banquets for Hogan tennis. Participation in Hogaifs Life Adjustments pro- gram engage time and energy of Mothers and Dads in addition to their projects for financial support. we-9-Q5 ,556 , M 4... l pu- ,K sf-T-Q--v Seated: Rita Klos, Kay Muehl- schuster, Marie Markovich, Marsha Mcl-lalc, Marsha Lamp- ton, Bob Hire, Pat Miller.Sta11d- ing: Gertrude Yan Hee, Peter Palermo, Terry Mullen, Cyn- thia XVorth,,Cathcrine Mohr, Kathleen McDonnell, Paul De- Celles, Jeanne Cross. . Ill, alll' . X CITIZEN STAFF Reading the Crrlzisx, few students realize the work this monthly publication involves. Fol- lowing up news tips, planning layouts, and counting out headlines, make up only part of the tedious but fascinating work of the Cniznx staff. Checking the Crrizrx luefore distribution are: Pat Miller, editor-in-ehiefg Terry Mullen, sports editor, Jeanne Cross. feature editor, Kathleen McDonnell. news editor, and Catherine Mohr, business manager. PRISM ST FF Our Pulsar stuff, journalists rcspunsilmlc for thc publication of thc 1951 annual, is made up of Volunteer wmlccrs from all four classes-senior down to freshman. I m111.' Alice xlCc121l'l'V.l31lI'f bara Kyncttc. Scl1fud.' john Ifld1'ingl1of'l, jnhn x Rabuse, Beverly Socracrt, Ann Clark, Put Mc- Namara, Strrvldilig: Nancy Brccn. john Volxs, Nancy 'YVitl1erow, Sandra Talxuas, Domrlw Goflinct, june Rupprccht, Slnrlcx' Sclmlncgl. 5 Pl-l1ClJlINlllllQ llrwcclrclllmlun1'l 1usx1 I5 rlmc Culi- Sclwlflmciclc ZllltlDlllfll'CSl,N'I1L:l1,C0'CkllIUI'SgPLll' lrvrlal stall. laclxlc lxlcinlwflcr, lmnsincm nmn- Caldwell, prmluction llllllillgflx. 'lolm Fldring- Jucr, lin llcumri-4, wclm-r.1x'xg Xlnnica lfgglcstull, lnularx' 4,-4lncn'g xlulwn lialmsc, arc uclmmrg Ann hoff, licad typisr, is in rlmc picture almovc. QUILL D CROL The Quill and Scroll Soeicrx is fin lnterninoml llonoi Orgini Znion, which has f0l Its pulpose the CHLOLIIIUIHU wud ICXX llkllllfl P WMU of individual achiex ement 'md scixiec in the held of hwh srhool lournalism. Dehnite hwh smndfnds wie icquned fm munhcxslnp Here are the members xx ho quilihcd for lnorh puhliurion stills the CITIZEN and the Pinsxr Jeanne Cross Dolores Lynch Ann Schorfheide john Rabuse Catherine Mohr Kathleen McDonnell Terry A lullcn jackie Kleinhoffcr john Eldringhoff Pat Pence Pat McNamara Cele O'Dunnell Monica Eggleston Ann Clark Pat Caldwell Nancy Breen TIO L H0 OR SOCIETY we ul..- ,,. .... ff 'F' The gI'C1lfC5t lwnor that can lic xxnn hy il Iiognn High Schnnl student is incnihcr- Ship in thu National Hnnm' Socictydpaitictllnfly when this is achieved in thc illliitll' ycnr. .Xlcinhcis :irc zidinnlctl fur superior rating' in sclinlnrship, lcznictship, cli,i1'11ctc1', and service during their cnrirc high schnol C1lI'CCI'. Picturcti hctc :irc scniurs xi Im won thc Lii5fil1Cl'iUI1Uf-llLiI1lihSi0HQlf thc close nf their junior yczni They arc: Pgnil Dcffcllcs, ,lean Cross, jack .NIn1'Ilm1'm1gl1, Cf.ii'olyi1 Leu is, f:11I'hCI'iIlC Xlcihr, Xlinii 7l1CLl5ki1liC, :intl Monica lfgglcstoii, Students :nhnittul in VMI x. all nur lic qinnnnnccti hcfnrc thc PILISXI gnu tu Firms. -vu-an-Si.: rs 1 Q W 4, E450 s rt . fx jitxpi ' J:i.l?+ r 0 ,354 L o- 6 1, IH A94- . N nf? LL nv? Bf l'Q.Y'7 15.1-V H ,tal-fqx, T 3 Q., 2,8 .1 N-3+ K WW' y54+ 3 5.45 AQ ff? 11! 4' O . . Q . 1 X 54. 'ff 'QZXL17 we -sie-2 'i Preparation for instilling Christian principles into our modern business world is the purpose of the commer- cial club. OHicers are: Kitty Rouen, president, Donna Sullivan, vice-president, Monica Eggleston, treasur- er, Frances Fisher, speed- writerg Kseatedj Donna Coakley, secretary. CLUBS Camera, Commercial, Debate, Pep, and MH Clubs give outstanding service at Hogan, The camera club keeps a pictorial record of the events around school. Officers are jim XValsh, treasurer, Pat Caldwell, presi- dent, Dorothy Hessel, vice-president, Dick Kamp, secretary. Leaving for the Tri-State Tournament in Topeka, where Hogan won four out of six decisions, is the debate team. Debaters seated in car: Richard Kinnard, Rosemary Ziegler, Martha Harris, Paul DeCelles, Frances Fisher, Nancy Steverding. Smndivzg: Sue Turgeon, Don Gal- braith, Shirley Fowler, George Kieffer, Patty Moran, George Bloomster, john Markovieh, jim Welsh, Gertrude Van Hee. In C.Y.C. Tournament, which followed: Hogan rated high. Topic for 1951: Resolved, that the people of the United States should reject the welfare state. V! 43 ,f .... . Bt-liiiid the activities fit' thc Pep .mtl H Chills is ii group nf Iitiiul wurltiiig ufriccrs wlimc biggest project of thc vein' is Hoinecoining, They iirc Kathleen Kraus. vice- presitlentg Sue XVni'slcn. sce- l'CI:l1'YQ Mimi Tczistlnlc, prcsidentg Shiloh Mugiiire, treasurer. M.C.'s Don Gnlhrairli iinul Pat Harrigan are assisted by Bob Seek. The junior pepsters -Mary Cecile Breen, jerry Smith, and Carol jenn Heier-cheer the B and C teams. Dynnmos of Hogan Spirit are Nlnrv Lou George, john Rnhuse, Bernice Bachofcr, jim Beglcy, Toni Kessler, :mtl Terry Mullen. H0 ECOMI G xxx Our Hogan I-Iuiueemning is 'Hu-1 event of rlic Vear. U'ateh that parade down Paseo. Sec the Pcpstcrs waving inarnon and white streainqrs. thc eolurfiil band. the tu'ii'lers-tlie uliule arrav is a treasured 'ourncv fm' cvcrv Homin student. I , . :Q But the one to wlwin this ineinnrv means INOSE is .Nliini Teasdale, Pep Club president and Huineconiing Queen. Yes! L 1'he Hogan team ehosc the perfect Queen. Her attendants are Bernice Baelinfei' and Nlarx' Lou Cieurqe. Page Sponsor: REARDON INSURANCE CO., 216 Porter Building iw, .. N P'-S Q we 'H l. -t. 'S Q The Pep Cluh forms a guard of honor for Hogarfs queen, Mimi Teasdale, as she leaves the Benedictine Chapel. There she places before the Blessed Sacrament her bouquet of roses. Tungerr goes down, hut not without a fight, as team members rush to aid. The Pep Clulrfan orgnuuzation repre- sentative of llogan at her best-is a never failing support to that lighting spirit lmehiml our NICH- Poge Sponsor: GROGG JANITOR SUPPLY, 2710 Eos? l8lh Slreel. E, S, Murphy, proprietor. sf . .91 .- J... lgwgsy, T . I A Q T l 4 fm. Q, A .lr Y V-a:,3.t A I 'AM ' -. ., if Pegg 9 , Yiiggt -gg 1- G ., 'f ' rf' 9 :E 'iq' f 1 5 .1 mlsff' - f l? ,T T h : '1' ' T A ? , fi 313 ll' , A .X 1. 1H P,-. 4j,e '9 4 52 f T as Q N' K fr .- of Q wJ -5 , 1, r - , A , . . , - Q' uw ,E f A x 'f ' J ,MY 4 ,rx X ' ' v ' Y fr ,, . . ' .-AL V A A X ' 1 5 v- 4 'M 1, ' 1 xl ' l I f 4, - Log V' P ' I in 1 -EQ 517 MN ll 45 H0 ECO I G NIGHT an Aivualll awww Alumni, alumni, welcome back to Hogan High, is the theme of our long-awaited Homecoming Dance. UNext! says Paul DeCelles, football captain, as Jeanne Collins, last year's Queen, kisses Mimi Teasdale. The happy faces of these dates indicate the success of our Homecoming: Pat Hartigan and Mary Lou George, Toni Redmond and Carolyn Lewis, Jeanne Cross, and Paul DeCelles. w- um- ,f ' 'lxhc day' lmfuru the big day is always 11 busx SATURDAY BEFORE U one :lr Hogan High. 4' vf.,wl-f I A ' llmlc-, Pu Mxllcr, X1iu1iShCf' Nl1xu'yVi'kEl L' , LU,-y Llmt old win wood- and Ann Us us , . , - gran. gpirxt rolling xuth P0 Knrhlcw W Ann, , . ux im Hu W! XY1rdcn. IEP' rl, I' ' . ' - Uxlplxcxllmg xWL?,.umu1'L. 'Mm Klxsmmg- l'u'nlxH LCWN' . . .. . ' 4 w ' Krmh, Sl11F:S'.1lUv,x. Num Hvlwl' 'L mili Sm' T Q 'llmvw..m.wr1Q 'ml :mm-X umh. lrllr tn' IIUUU, ww I-1' . ,kmflww luxzs, IL-,141 rf.,-.limxmf W, ' jtvhn Rnhusc from for thc dance L iccora- lflrccrs hmnccmninf 1 -1 .uzlrggqrcr HL , U 'Sscnbg -I x g Q :lL,?:UFfhCmC' Sue Rnxlfsictkxriyycczu Ifcrn, Ann 1-73111111 .Halguiru prepare cigcuxlrlflcezu Kraus, C, . -mms for the . , .. , 1X 1 W: 1 , f1.,K.af.-A. .1 l w 5 p- l l l l l i fi l i l ly il ,I v l i I i .. .-.V... FOOTBALL w,.,.w ,nf , . W ,. 1-SIIIIIIIII E' rf Not the number of victories makes a team great, but rather the spirit behind each player. liven though Hogaifs grid- iron squad sustained many losses, the team can still be rated great because of the sportsmanship and loyalty possessed by these 1950 gridstcrs. rdf 'C Givens runs interference as Tungert smashes Tungert jaunrs for his famous touchdown kick off re around Glennon's right end, to pile up Ram turns against lmmaculata. Rams xx in 19 6 yardage. A First and Ten for the Rams as Marlborough skirts end in the Lillis game, .,,..,.,..-N. -vm .A .an-Q-U-.nl 32 S. 'Mk- ' wifi' var, , , e.. ..f7' ,.- ng -1- . vii . ,5,J,si1 ' ' , 4, W f , sw, ' ,,f ang 4 ' ' 2,1 Row one: Coach Ed ,Iaraczewskig Blotlman, OB Willman, E, Hiteg Quirk, HB9 Laughlin, Bossert FB, and Assistant Coach, Tom Kipp. Row two.. Hanrahan, QBg DeCelles, QR, Naudet, T5 Givens, C9 Marlborough, FH, Bresette, HB5 Mehrer, C and Raynor, E. Row three: O'Ma1ley, Manager Koettingg Willman, E, Morgan, T5 Redmond, T Barrack, C9 Maggarclg Hartigan, HB, Fry, HB Row four: Shay, E3 Wilkerson, Eg Damon, HB Schwartz, T, Wagner, Eg Tungett, HB3 Tatman C5 Galbraith, C. An Irish fumble makes a Hogan recovery. ,JI , v 5 W .,1 AR ITY Cfmiclies ,liiiuicxexislci nntl Kipp, in the zinnuiil nsscinlily, Novenif ,vm lici' 5, aixiziixlctl letters to txxenty viirsity men. m f i lilectcd ns niusr xuilimlile player to the tenni, not only for athletic w ' ,ig ,g:,g-All ability, but also for his spurtsiniinsliip, guml conduct, and boost Q Q ' 'Q J? X to the team innriilc, Bo lfry, lizilflmclc, received highest vote nf ' ' I Q the tC:1l1i. Y s V V' 5 Toni Redmond, tnelclc, mis runner up, receiving just one less vote. i . . CAPTAIN DIL CIQLLHS COACH IARACZEXVSKI P ! . ALL-STAR GIVICNS RIQDHUND BARRACK WVILLMAN 'men' , 4 ir-12? , ' K, N ' 1 N , ' 5336 : A f i , .V I R22 ' I M ii ' ' ' ' gk, lei' . ' ' .:, A . 'A . ,, --wi 7 ' V 4 3 V' G I ' l wig-V .. , f--f . . nf..-at . 4 ' H35 t If I Y 1' K ,quam XVAGNER TUNGETT HARTIGAN MARLBOROUGH The homecoming game finds tense men on the bench. if wi 1, - Q J',,,6-. , 34 'l'hcre's danger ahead for the Irish as NYillman, Tzitman, and DeCelles come in for the kill. , K . G ..,,i! r . ,--,I 4 H- .V . ,aa g f Q . -,,- ggi? 'Y W If ' 'N VSKI COACH KIPP FRY Most Valuable Player I Ax, 'M 5 a , f x '- , f ,Q f L ,L J U - ,.,, . H -V gg--3 'A ,-Q-.--......u.n.. -F . V ,M 1, 1, 4... -,!,,,, Y ................- 1 . ,Ms . . WW, 1 .................. X L Wm, . 3- :P- , I I w a 7 Uv. .. -...LW :gf :-Q !:.:, A- -- -, .... sf-seq 1 f Q . '...... 4'.:...:,Q .. ff I , - .- .nf--p.. , 4 ml '-'f: ' ,..--E'-E ... 9 -'49 L I so 5' ,4 - -.-.- -..l ..... 'J X I , , A ' ' f fy, ':.a.1i.a..'--,. x fp! . 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BRESSILTTIL XYILKERSON BOSSERT SHAY if ,, M Y Y V as I ,I I TER Gray, balmy days . . . flurries of snow . . . evening basketball games . . . ice skating parties . . . fire-side get-togethers . . . and Christmas caroling! That's winter. The drab, but joyful month of December fills Hogan's halls with the spirit of Christ, which carolcrs share through song. Into the hearts of men their singing brings Christ, the Light shining in the darkness. the Neighbor coming in disguise, the Friend bringing companionship, the Savior imparting strength. 36 -., '- f ar X: E, V.-sv Q J . 11' ., , v -,pl .,. . ' v 5 C1 Q Nz P , f -.' -W: , r A . ,A l Tlfvs, . Q l ,,. J .uJ, qt 1 Q1- N . - -. Q . N in i '38, '!i.f. ' -9' ,-4 -x 9 . ,v 53' N If ,.L,, ' if ff ff' 45 5 , , ' K , Q + ..,.-I - K, ' yn -V qw - ,gQw.-,t.,- ,,,,.,, t ,A ,N ,gf Q r 4 . A , . 4, . 4 L. ,- .- -.,,, ,, Q A . x -' f' 'J ' K' J ,V . KJ., A, Vitwxfx :M -A ,,5f.4.. ,..i,' i ' :- . .....,..7- .. , .br , , . , ,it -,. . , 'E 'K ' . , ' ,if . - 'sz -454' sd, M t lc f , Q ' ' . ' - -mt -'2 ' if - ' U QQQT- . ' ' . .Q .4 1341.-,-.1 ' V X J ,I , . , -s -A V . Yu iimitci him lim that tuiiipciwitiirc dumps. thc colt! c:in't pcncrrzitc the xxzirm glmx lIug.initvs it-Li nit il fire Iilgc tliix. Ice sports :irc I'Cf:l'CSi1CI'S dui'ing ii tx piczillx .iuiliu llugm whmml vcqii' xiirli cliisscs at thc cciitci' of things. 'l'hci'C's wiciicc, lIl.H'i1L'Hl.lllk'N, .mil Iiiglixli - cxpcriiiiciits and ciiiizitiuiis. 0551155 :md dis- cimitiiix, St-mi-iiuiiix tmiiiiigg up 'iitci' 'xilliugipci' hx' the Ilrwciif' C:lllSC quite 11 btw! .iiwiimil lint il.lii'v..li1r111j xx iili tl1cSii1ml11i1l Ihiicc. tlic iicsliiiigin tcccptifm intovtlic Stitiiiliix. .ami lumix A I ilHllL'C1II1IiIlg. Hut NIiii,fi1Cl'C.5 I'il1IL'i.HI'fil05C1lii iiiipoitqmt VXTIVIN 37 N. 1 i s i J: 51432: nr' 3442 Q Qggn-,- .o.',Jb' A l A ...QQ ' ii .II 5 - 3 ' , 1 Ls x V6 t ,iii ,415 ---A 'E :if in ,M H+ I ! I ii- HQ .fi Q Oh, Anne' SILK stockings! CAST OP CHARACTERS . , . Donald Hammond joseph Saylor , . . .Dorothy Hessel Sue Warden ,. Wjean Cross Monica Eggleston . . . Thomas Redmond Robert Bresette . .Kathleen McDonnell Mary Martha Teasdale .,, . , .Donna Mick Marjorie Sizemore ,. .... john jourdan James Steverding , . , . Clement VVagner Anthony Ingino You re all Nasty, Little Cheats! , ark 1 ' CAST Ulf CIIAR.-XCYI Fred, Lillian jackie Tum . , . Mrs. Fitzgerald Dr. Burton . ,loc Scales Miss. Brill Larry I llllw fall this family l'lIIHlL'i1 m nriicr. 9 lC'unrinucdl A J J 'i , Wh, Rilylllilllii Nauilut , joel Smith 36 ' , Alice Pliiliplus ig ,Qu - I' 1 Audrey .Xlillcr ' Pat liutlin :ij . Q Pat Calnlwcll , M l -R Sam Niigru ' X ' , ' -L-ff? 'Q Ann Llark Vx ,f V, ,Qi Norma l lnllingyliad , '! 1Yi 'M 'W f 47 GV julin Ralmusc A,,,-jfy w Om: Baillie 3 Sf. ,ff ix .. . , , ' - I Immas llanrahan A ' v fcff' .fir f joseph Haggard - 75' 'flak' k Mary lflinalsctll Dulnii Nancy Breen Patrick llarrigan james Ncccc O11 flu: .ilurlf ,IIAWI lflilrilllchrzfl and l'i1t .lluNi111lcri1 Dan .lluliridu timer for SUIUIJ cllccts. flt il ivgaifif i Avi 1 l i ,, , L 3 1 2 , iq.. 5.-.... ,.,....,-.....l, , , .. . , , 1 wil lr 1 i i i ,I ll l l i l l P Solid geometry students above find that rationalizing theories involves everything including blocks and brains. CIE CE AND MATH Winter finds all classes at Hogan fully organized, and students looking forward to mid-year examinations. Science and math classes are no exception. The making of hydrogen and testing of its properties is but one of the many experiments which occupy the general science class lbelowb, 40 -, Demonstrating the mechanism of the lift and force pumps proves a fascinating experiment to the physics class. Preparing hydrochloric acid with lest tubes and him' I-Iavin classified and arran ed their leaves, these ' E 8 sen burners, engages these chemistry lab scientists. Sophomore biologists Scan through their leaf books before putting them on display. 4l I ,.... . , . ,-,.- , I V l r i i i l and SOCI L eTl DIES , 'f'T'-t597fi'fW I 41 I A vm rx , X .. ilmlrses in Spmisil, I..iriu, Iinglish, su- eiulugy, Iiisliwiy, mul eivies Inroiidcn and enrich the IiYcsnfIIog1ll1 students. Au exercise on enlum mul new verhs engage these students uf Spanish II. lllmirmen are Iiill Slulzer and Marv lam, lfriek. ' ffnthurine .Xhrhr mul Pat Caldwell lend the Virgil elziws in 5C2lIIIlIlIg the hexa- mcter xerse uf rlie Aenid. 'lihc prose and puetry uf Ifnglish writ- ers prmides. these students of ICngIis.I1 IX' xxith literary hnckgrnumi which enriches their QIPIITCCILIIIUII uf our :Xmcric1m may nf life. TX n. EEN: Problems in American history send these juniors to thc library. Assisting Sister Mary Albia, librarian, ut the charging desk, is Kathleen Xlann Under thc direction of Father Fahey, these seniors of the First period soeiul ogy class, are discussing life problems Pat Hartigan has the floor A big help in preparing for all senior discussions is the fact that, in addition to the many current magazines proyid ed by the library, each senior has an cess to individual copies of Today and The Catholic Digest. lntcnt on these is this senior group. gi I . 1 I U15 Designing and silk screening their in- divitluzil Cliristnms cards is one of the nmnv projects nf the nrt students. lVhcn it comes to nmlcinff vosters. . . U l designing costumes. or decorating the vm, thev are aide its. . . l The frcslininn glee club entertains .ir Christnms and participates in the spring opcretta, The mixed chorus, under the direction of Sister AlI1I'CClllI12l, and accompanied bv Ritn Sheehan, entertains ut the biennial con- vention of the NCXIICA. Senior members participated, lust spring, in thc Music Festival which won first place for Hogan :it St, Teresn's College. These choruses will present an opercttii lute in the spring. Don -cillllllillfll represents H0- gnn in the radio script contest l Speak for Democracy. PRACTICAL ART Providing countless opportunities for self- cxploration, self-discoyery, and self-dc- velopment. the practical arts attract many. Some of thc courses are home economics, typing, shop, drafting, and driving. Below, Coach Tom Kipp, instructor in shop, drafting, and mechanical drawing is demonstrating the use of the band saw. jack Wulser, Charles Frankenlierg, and Ray Phillips observe. Q Shop S Cooking Miss Rcntclilcns scxxing ind Looking Llisscs acquire the ii art of humcnmking. E i QE l l Sewing Typing Drafting minute , A6 Coach Ed jaruczewski gives Marguerite W aterman 1 last before her turn to drixc Driving I V 1 . X . 1. ,1 'fi - Ni, 4 Kathleen McDonnell, Don Galbraith, Kenny and Bo Fry. E7 Dawn Of 1951 For Kenny-for the Faculty-for the whole school-it's a great memory! The New Year of 1951 brings Kenny Fry home to Hogan. From Boston, Kenny returns, after fourteen months of hospitalization for paralysis caused by a football injury. Welcoming Kenny back, the Pep and UH Clubs have a Mass and special prayers of thanksgiving, followed in the afternoon by an assembly. At the P.A., Don Galbraith, M.C., interviews Kenny and his brother, Bo Fry. Kathleen Mc- Donnell reads the following prayer she com- posed: Oh, God, We thank You for giving Kenny back to us, for blessing him with perserverance, and making him cheerful when the going was tough- est. We thank You for Kenny's good example of not letting troubles-no matter how big- discourage him, for this living proof that more things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of. Each day, as Kenny walks through the halls, we shall be reminded of the miracle that has hap- pened and of our great indebtedness to You, Who made his recovery possible. Amen. Kathleen McDonnell N Reception of freshmen into the Sodality of Our Lady, january 4, comes after four months of instruction and probation. As Father Fahey, spiritual director, inducts Patricia Caldarello, the camera catches jean I-Ianrahan, Tom Grieb, Fdward Borders, Mary B. Fletcher. Back wir: Mary jo Naudet, Bill Ziegler, Bill Conway, Carolyn Russel, Bd Mar- tin, and Kay Mann. Quotations from winning essays on 'lVVhy I joined the Sodalityf' follow: 'LI joined for a number of reasons. FirstI want to learn more about God and His Mother, Mary. E Honor roll is hard to make! Still holding that title, earned during first quar- ter, these ten look forward to the approaching semester examinations. They are: Bernard Mc- Seeondly, Sodality helps you to talk over what's on your mind and gets you to thinkingfl Mike F eeney A'The Soclality gives me a chance to help God help the poor and needy, and to bring myself closer to Christ and His Mother. Jimmie Mick In this world crisis, I think everyone who has the freedom of religion, should get closer to God and the Queen of Peace. Patricia Caldarello UI already have devotion to Our Blessed Moth- er This I hope to strengthen and pass on to others through the Sodalityf' Ifdward Martin Fall, Catherine Gray, Darlene Dietz, Mary Theresa Fallon, Doris Grindell, Louis Delfeo, Mary Ann Enna, Barbara Blasco, Mary jo jedlieka, and Barbara Kynette. si -. li 13 K -ilk .0 Q, . .y , . K'-1 'r -I NY ',:, -521,11 ' ill! V N. 1L-I ' . it ll., V1 gil , Edie, - 1 S i I x Q, im- 5 l l 1 I l, ll ,-,., ll l F li ll Iii l 1 l F H2 if Coaches Ed jaraczcwslci and Toni RCl 'l ld far Rllclillllmf' rg i Kipp. I BASKETBALL , 1 B 'I'cam. From row: Bob Tungett, David Laughlin, Vin- C Team. Frmzt raw: Charles Nj cuff, jack l cent Shay, john Bosscrt, Pat lvillccrson, Bob Bautista. Dugan, Charlcs Mount, jim Rice, YValtcr l liafle row: john Cleary, Bob Seclc, jim Mahoney, Don XVitrcn. Back row: Coach Kipp, Xlilcc Cas- Z Hammond, Tony McMurray, Bob jcdlicka. sidy, jim XYillmun, Milton Stomp, Neal Fox. l l , 1 B 34 f- 35 -NV L ,ff l' fri . 23 Q 1 I Egfr XJ r , , f 1 1 V ' 1 'fin '39 5 43 -' - V W ' x 3 VARSITY. Front row: Coach jarnczcwski, Larry AlCEll11Ilf'. Bo Fry, jack Klzirlhnruugh, Tom Hanra- hnn, Paul DcCcllcs. Back row: Pat llartigan, jim Bagley, Bob Uhgncr, Chuck Xlchrcr, 'liom Blott- mnn, .Xliltc Quirk, :md Coach Kipp. Paul Barbieri and Charles NYYCUIT jump for center in inrrnmurnls. 'l'rrm Rcrlnmud umpirgs. D TFAH, Front row: Mike lfccucy, Friumk Abbntc, juhu Gzilcy, .xllfllillly Knhuylum, Bill Ziegler, Bill XYeirlnmu. SEFUIIJ row: lmuiuy Griulx, Arthur Corbin, 'liom Coppingcr, lhuuy Stninlmrook, Pziul Barbieri, Nick Dnnclson, john Smith, Tum Mend. ,J xr -24 S ,Z rv- -- 1 ' , l A l l l 1 1 i 1 y W 1 1 I k i. P I lf l il l Nl 'QL l,.r'Kv 'Y SPRING Senior picnic? Yes! Spring for the senior, is a season of picnics, parties, and proms. Yes! Spring's a good season. There's that Field Mass on Mary's Day, that three day Retreat back to God, and those silent moments alone with Him when the senior asks His blessing on the unknown future. Indeed spring is also a season of prayer. 52 4 1 - uw-' 4 sf' -'- 16 - J . U 9 1 ay, Y V y 1 ' ,jaw 'L W. 6. 5 ni' Wy ,Q -. 4,1 ' '- ig In A A 7 A df .v 'Q .lv ,1..' v 1 rw. A I ug . . W.. 1: ,' 1 'f A Q 'Iv A A 4 'L I 'lin 4-frfvf ' P px . gs,- 1 ,M E5 , , ,S M w . A His Excellency thc Most Reverend Edwin V. O.HHl'H, Bishop of Kansas City. 'UQ 'C 'WS' FIELD MASS Orlieizitingf nr the lfield Xlnss xx liicli liunurs .Xlnry Queen ufhljeuce. Bl5lIllPf,il'll1l'Ll urges l lugun stu- dents tu prnx' for xuxrld pence. 'lihis Mass offered nr the zilrur set up on the step S under :1 sunnv, blue slay, is the ideal beginning to 21 day Clcdiczitcd rn Alillfy-I'lOg11Ill5 first Alzirfs Daw, Klux' 12, WSH. iiiii mi' im ' 'f uma llilli ...wt H - 153:24 Hf??5. ...N i . s RETREAT 111 15x on s ILSSIII U11 1 xx 1111111 u 1 4'r1'c11t' ,' , ' 'pw 11:11 ' ' I ' spiritunll and tc111pf11'11l 11clI'111'c of C '11 1 11 111111 cn ' 1 'nun fm -.. I-Iucding' this i111'ir11rio11 nl' mn' liislmp, I logun Sf1d11lixrs11111Lcn1'ct1'L'.1r,u111ni11crc1i by I-'11rl1c1'limlf1'cx' I'uq1Q'c, Cf.S.P,.41i'CII11- 01311. lJu1'111g rl11s1'cr1'c11t.rI1c111mr Slglllfl- czmt spi1'it11.1l pmjcrt nf 1I1c fk'1ll'. I11111l 111cl11l:crs1'cdcdic11Icll1vi1'li1umfI111l. 'l'l1u5, in rl115,l1u111q1111113 rl'.1g1c llUlll'. du- clnrcd ln' l,l4C5ikiClH Al.l'llll1.ll1 .1 111-1'1mi 111' 111111011111'c111c1'gc11cy. 9.1011 S111I.1l1a1 u111w' cmrcs l1ilIlSL'Ifw umm ll, .IQ-Nm llllllllgll .Xl:ll'f'.u ,. I i I i l l 1 l l ll ll , i i V l PRO A UA - TASY Silver elani shells, flowered fish nets, treasure ehests and streamers suggesting ocean waves. trans- form a once drali, familiar gym into a dreaniland for our Aqua Fantasy. Gay hearts and dancing feet float to the niusie of Larry Boyle. Swirling taffetas and satins . . . sweet fragraneed roses and gardenias . . . swaying eouples . . . a dancing dream world under sea! This is the picture we recall of our 1950 Prom. i i' N33 -, '32 2' fl X ,. ,..,, 'Qi 'F 4 t 4 w , :WS-1 - 3' 'i i A , fu 1 . 7 l 5, 6 r t t - it - V .i PA , ' xxx 'V ' gl v .X 4 . ' , uf ' -. X M Pat 4XleNan1ara, Bev Mullin, Ray Naudet, Nancy Breen, Minn Teasdale, Gene XVood, Mary Lou George, and john Tatman seein quite satisfied with their Aqua- lfantasy as the effects of a liusy day of preparing the gym fade away. XVhat they enjoy even more than the atmosphere, dancing, and niusie are those pleased as punch expressions on the senior faces. . -flu , . xl' ' 4' -, . f -1 , ,f - , 'DSR , if? .X N 2 Q wx J N. ,K Q l S WZ' 5 xy--Xl. K I, L kk 11 , .til tYQTWe 5 5 ' - ,7 f- 4- A A ' t it . .gk A f . , . 1. t A Q I P ' ' '-fs, '1 'Q l 1 'f 6 Z K' '4 1 'lt ' ' 'S' ' X, X34 f ' s ' Q1 S bn .. A i - ' .. f V 4 4 H Q -M d mf 1 . ' . i y , 5 1' 2 ' ft' ' QE f ' A t Q , ,s 1 ' ' 4 A fx kl, lf' is , lx 3. X, 5 ' 4 9 ff-. fl V I- X U EPKS' J 5 1 -' f' f j s- r Q - xl Y, i i 15 U k,,, QI , V . K . ,t t t 5 aw, M . f as , V VJ' V L F ,V 2 f L I , , f-Hi ,, : ' . -3 l '1-' I 3 V 1 ni 3 elf 'f Y i . ' V N g' xv' 'Q l, Ray Mimi y Lou seem Aqua- lmusx' 1 fade Ixtlizm I , and lI1CllU . faces. aff .4 jack Marllzorougli, president of the Student Board and little judy jaraczewski assist in crowning. Mary jo Mclfnany makes a xx onderful prom queen with attendants Marty McKee, Sammy Spence, Mary Lou Pavela, Mary T. Downey, Nancy Breen, Mimi Teasdale, and Mimi Sherwood. Seniors enjoying their last Hogan prom pause beside the anchor, in the midst of buried treasure. 3 .4 ,few Q, . -if ,Nq- 4 wtf, N 'N 1 -V 4 1 B0 I-'ry :mil lzml News alisplui' split seeuml timing the relay. P 0 , vp . , M.. rn .,,. .N y., Clem U'z1gner wins hrlmd jump. TRACK The trnelc scplml, leml by fkmcli Ibm Kipp. mlacs lhirnl plnec in the C.Y.C. meet, Klux' 6, Will, mul mu xeeomls lnrer in mm-league ruuinnnicnrs, llugaln yields lmrnlm of these first plnees to Pem Dnyg and first in the CI.Y.C.. rm I.iIlin. On thc high hurdles, H, XVillmpm xxim -H puinrs to puee Hognnk scoring. Ed Bosserr takes aeeuml place in pole-nmlring, high jump- ing, and discus. Other high point rrnek men ure: limb Seek, lin Ifry, and Paul Deffcllcs, 880-ynrnl rung Clem XYngner, lmmll jump :mal hurdlcsg Bob XVngncr, quarter mile relay and lnroml jumpg Huh Tungerr, 100 and 220 yard dnshcsg Hub .XleDfmuld, half :mal quarter mileg jim YVillm:m, high and low hurdles. R VW! mv- , V ' -Q-1,,f 'F Q Q -' . ang' W' . H -' . - . fl ' . -I . M MW -M M . ,,, -' ,, Q. f.if1'::i'ff '2,g,-gze,:WM4.CW-4-1 QT N I i .. ., f-ff - lil Q ,swf --V4 Am- eu- ' iw? 6'9 - P .h-- .wa f ..4'1aia H ., ,...,'.4'7' - M f- .-Mg. :ff-iii --33.5 , Charles Xlchrcr placex in glint put. 58 hc uc iyg n's ip- lul :sg m leg 1-A 3 1 if . 9901 ff Magi., IZ, ' S 3 I i k ,-:Jw 'Q A if' Q14 0 1' H xi ' if .R . K .' IL' Y- ' - i 1 Cv ff i A f iz i , ' Q w' Q Q Af, 9 Q . 1 fx - - 4, V? .wwf Qi .1 1, in M ,, if ' . . 1. Q 3 C .J 2 ibn!! BOB AICDONALI Half mile-Qunrrcr 3 mile lid Bnssurt clcnrs thc high jump har at 5 fccr. N f if - .af if u,.....W.. yi ff! 'n i .. yi 'Q A 7,1 C71 ng if l jf Q , , My-Q59 iw ' K 2,gRf,,,iji fy L signify -, BOB Sl'iCK High jump-Half mile The U'illm1m brothers Ser il new Hogan record on thc high hurdles. 'IOIQ G XLISR.-Xl'1iII Xlilu rim -Relay ilimcli Kipp ri: Clem libg- nci' .mcl Ind Boxscrt -thc Mliliuxx lilrmf' i i l 1 J I I I i I 2 Ji - i -'ii 3 i l i L l i r .:-mf: :. V 1.3. . el . . T R --awww. ,-.. I V 1 A Y '-Y'J. ,. 'y'i ,ffgxf .. K. I I l in 4 gg-rn fr 2 4 XI V Af.i f ' - xo Q H ' 5 i i ' A ' Y if iq ,:,x in ,X,V Vfibb L. X ,,i l k- Half 1 ii' H Er' N x 3 - li i 'il w i Jai ww l , ' -fl GYM The ' A l in X . i . 'fizflifllrxi F5 ' 5 la. BASEBALL Coached by Ed jaraezewski, Hogan Rams culled their best sports record of the year, in baseball. Winning four out of six league games, the Rams captured an undisputed second place. john Hill pitched three no-hit games, a 2 to l against Glennon, and a 4 to 1, downing the Roclthurst Hawklets. Hogan won also a non-league game over Pem Day, making the seasons record five victories and three defeats. Losses were to North High, Lillis, and De La Salle. f . f Date 419503 SCHEDULE Hogan Opp. X 1 Q April 14 North Kansas City 1 2 COACH RD JARACZEAVSKI 17 Pem Day 3 0 19 Glennon 2 l 35 Rcdcmllfofisf 9 7 O72 Stepx: Coach jaraczewski, Bob W'agncr, Paul De- Mly, 2 Salnf M3035 11 5 Celles, jaelt Frain. O11 fence: john jordan, john Hill, 5 Lil1iS 3 19 Tom Hutto, Tony McMurray, jack Rosshirt, Bob 7 Rovkliuwt 4 1 Tungett, Phil jackson, Bob Bautista, Henry Behm, Bob 15 De I,a Salle 5 7 Bresctte, john Bosscrt, Dick Pnettgen. 60 z .- -v E-E 0 ww- , T, 1, , ,Hg h ,, ,A....lA A F ' v AEM MA 2 ul A 2 jg. 1 f,i'fi'v f3yg.14 I 4- - I' '. r ' 3 W. ,Mlf X 1 sfage , f x an-..,,, ' V, if -, J' ,lt ' . V ,A ' JAX, M h N Q I -Agf a. V a iv! 4 'gg-f 1gJ5f' , -' - f I 1 , ,551 h jfiaf A . , l V N 1 I I 2 , Miw Y -41-S ' ' Nu . ,A ' 'Q X , ,,.,. .5f.ifV5 ii ,.,,,4,-a. . Bob Tungetr hits a home run. Tony McMurray waits his turn. A throw to Tungcr: for the pu:-our at Erst. rv 4 J' 5' A, nd - ,, .. . , 'T .., Y, 1 H. K -L-. ,, ,Arai-4 .., ,, I - A' .- 1 if-h M 1 '11, fo- ... 1+-'71 , ,. A-AAI' ' f, -1- 'G' . ,.X',. 1' 5. ' F, , . LP' ' fri- ' - fl Bob Bautista unwinds a fast ball. 6 I Tom Hutro rounds third. .-Q. WA'Y gm.. .... 'rr . F 1, T if s A 1 wwf msg . .- . Lg- , ,, . f., W, . ,. QQ, f. -'. 'A -:mf I . x. .ag '15 . hz ' J, .. J, V ,Tw 7' fg ' 7. f1,m'5 f ' .f-M-4. - 'Y.f'. V, ,,.' A. fi, Li LP? 1 has Jfvir f ' Ciffif 9 57355 asf- hh f v ,,- ,, .N wtfwyr-,4 . T3f'f I,:- 'fngff J' Ar- 41:3 ,517 -1. ' ,flflup 1 .'.-F' ' . rv -. 'v i A .4 V F A M A E ' Q l' ii . , il 9, T 'w w e fi5'e at -gf -, if l ', f, 2' i -. 'iv 4 ffi at eg-...ylrqs A .aff-'if' '-r-f 1 'fi my -NW Mother Goose: Marie Marlcoviek King Cole: Patricia O'Donnell CHILDHOUD FANTASY There is a touch of wistfuhicss, a nostalgia which mingles with laughter and joy, as Toyland comes alive in the junior operetta of 1950. Participants not pictured on these pages are: Dottie Agnew, Carolyn Armer, Margarite Bisacca, Kay Boggess, Patricia Butler, Margaret Conninghton, Marilyn Connor, Mary Beth Craddock, Alcenior Dehoney, Nancy Demarco, Mary jo Donelson, Patricia Draney, Barbara Drees, Maureen Duflin, Mary lippenaucr, Mary T. Fallon Kathleen Fern, Mary Beth lfrick, Valencia I-'ric1, jo- anne Frohoff, Charlene Gabharr, Lupe Garcia, janice George, Dorothy Gotfinet, Sally Gorman, Doris Grindel, Martha Harris, Mary V. Hodes, joyce johnson, Mary Ann johnson, Carol jol- liff, Ce Ann Kelly, Sylvia Krump, jo Ann Lcedy, Gloria Lewis, Mary Carol Lynch, Shiloh Maguire, Mary Lou Martin, Sue McCarthy, Margaret McLcese, Betty Mclioberts, Sheila Me- Shane, Sharon Mercier, Mary May Meyers, Beth Mullin, Mary Pat Mulloy, Ann Marie Nigro, Margaret Ann Noonan, Peggy O'Neil, Ann Powers, Mary lfrances Quirk, Eva Retherford, Bar- bara Roclacrs, june Rupprecht, Shirley Schloegl, listcr Shrews- bury, Mary lillen Smith, Beverly Soetaert, Marilyn Sterling, Patricia Townsend, Kathleen Whalen. Accompanists: Gloria Solomon and Beth Roche. F ,JJ I Can't Do the Sum : Kathleen Kraus, joann Liebst, Fiddlers with King Cole: Larry Caldarello, Ray Hol- Marcia Lampton, Margaret Besscnbaeher, and Alice loway, and Tim Mulvany. Nowak. 4 H. in. - infix, 1 1 I Qs! Q E 1 2 13' fi 1 is Q , V 3 i Ar, 1 is Q ! :Q 1 , if gf I f 5 51 X f I' f I l ' x Lo' V Y 7 c Q 5 , ws. as ,, Ballet Dancers: Donna Mick, Mnrtlmu I.cchrenl1c1'g, Regina Snlmm, Xlnry ,In Cflllillfll, Ruth 'l'z111l4z11'ci, Putty ,Xlm'nn, Marianne ,lALll'XY2lfCI', Carol jean Heier, Alnrv Delaney, and Carolyn Mcflmth, new +I. e 2 , e, .. Q u e ,mu w id? NEW f in n is QM , MQ 5 sf, W, , in 1 I 2 1 ii- f Ti- V E 5. 5 :V - V g , '94 ' , AL, 'I' sv ' In ' Y w N -'N A 4 It , i ' an 'fi U 'll ' Q 4 I fs .f 1 , 2 X ' f ' I .- ' f g Sailors: Kan' Xlcfimrlm, Qloseplnnc YVilIiznns, Anne XY.1ggu1xcr, .Xl.n'rin Ncnlcirlc, Nnrnm P:1radeof the YV00den S0ldic1's : Dyunn jour- Hngerry, and ,Inner Bnnlmlm. dan, Ann Coffin, Patricia Braun, I.nDonna Usher, RKJSCl11L1l'N' Heilnmn, Lcnn Mae Oliver, Beverly Bench, and Loretta Atkinson Qnhsentj. 1 L V ii, ji' 1 um 1 -fs f ,L - nne , ,f . ,,,, in .. l m' kiig ' iq ' e , . , ,gain ,,,,, V it A f . N 1 - T ' ' X :ffl -' ' . L 1,., f . -v , l in A- - nf.. U if e 1 3, . -' A Q 4 - 1' ' , , , I J S HJ, f M uv' L 13: 7 i W fri 1 1 gf - - V V' I Q ,x ,JP x . .-..,,, f f-mf s Q, wil? ,f ,v,,,1,W fy I 1 'L PLGAROLYN LEWIS Q Migsgkflogan High ex Studi? Pecks jXXlI S l3liCil.lfY Prcaitlent 4. btuilt-nt lloiril -l, Clieerle.ulei' S.-lx ll-Club M43 liasltetlmll 1.1. llaclt 2, Our latlvis Committee 1.2. ll- RR.X NCI XlljI,l-l1X Yice-Presulent -l. Clu-tiltuulci' 3,-lg ll-Club 3.-lg Citizen 3, 4- Qlllll-Scroll 3.-l, .Xposrolic Comuuttee l,l,3g Opert-tm 2,3,-lg Life of tlie l'.urx ' 4, l'R XXCIS ' . .. IRX Secretary 4g 'Student lio.u'll H. llialiopk Workshop 2g ll-Club J,-l. llootball l,Z,5,-lg llnlqcrlmll 1,3'3,.p Track tsp Baseball 1.-l, X ice-Preaitlcut Ig llome Room Chairman 3. h l5liRNlCl-I 15.-XC! l01'1iR lreasurer -lg Seeretnirxg Pep Club It Chee,-lcadcr 34. Apoatolie Committee 'l.3,3,-lg Operetta ZJ,-lg Proctor il: l.atin Award 2, lloinecouiing ,Xttentlant 4, P.-XUI. DliCl-',I,I.lfS Home Room Chairm.in -lg National Honor Societv 3,-lg Student lioartl -l, Bisliops XYorltsliop l,2,3,-lg Citizen Z,3, -lg Quill and Scroll 3,-lg ll-Club 2,3,-lg National Forensic League 2.3.4Q l U0fll-111 l.3.3.4g Basltetlvall I,2,3,-lg Track 3, -lg Baseball l,2,3,-lg Prexirlent Zg Secretary 1, Eucharistic Committee -l, Literature Committee 2. RAY.XlOND X,-Xlllllfili l-lomc Room Chairman -lg ll-Club -lg Football 1,2,3,-lg liaslcetbzill 1.2.3,-lg liziselmll 1,143 .-Xpostolic Committee 3, -lg Operetta 3,-lx Proctor -lg Cheaper by the Dozen 4. -lOl IX '14,-X'l'XlrXN Home Room Cliairinzin -lg Football Track lg .-Xpostolis Committee l,1,3,-lg -ll-QXNXIQ CROSS Home Room Co-Cliairumn -lg National -lg Citizen Z,3,-lg Quill and Scroll 3,-lg Pep Club 3,43 Apos- t 2,lg liaslcetball 2, Camera Club 5 Honor Society 3, tolic Committee 2 3 -l' Publicitv Committee lg Cheaper ln' the Dozen ' -lg Stamp Queen Camlula e 3. -r -4 ....-r 40 e6 '3 'I' DONALD GALBR.-XlTH Home Room Co-Chairman 4, ll-Club -lg Football l,Z,3,-lg Debate 1,2,3,-lg Speech Contest 2,3,-lg Bisliop's lVorksl1op 3,-lg National Forensic League 13,-lg Apostolic Commit- tee lg Literature Committee -lg Ofliec Staff -l. KATHLIQIQN .XleDONNliLl, Home Room Co-Chairman -lg Citizen 3,-lg Quill and Scroll -lg Pep Club -l, Apostolic Committee 3,-lg Literature Com- mittee Zg Our Lady's Committee lg 'lClieaper hy the Dozen -lg St, 'I'liercsa's l. HENRY ALLII-ITT Literature Committee 2,3g Bibliopliiles l,3,lg Proctor 2,Zg Prism Staff -l. OTTO BALKI-1 -X mostolie Committee 4- Cunera Club -lg Southwest l,Z,3L . i , , . Cheaper by the Dozen -l, NICHOLAS BARRACK ll-Club -lg lfootball -lg Basketball -lg Dc l.a Salle ll. LARRY BOI.liSlil - llantl and Urcliestra 3,-lg Student liaml Director -l. IQDXV.-XRD BOSSRRT 1 .Xpoxtolic Committee Zg Publicity Committee l,4g 'l racl: lg Clieape1' ln' the Dozen -l. NANCY BRICICN Pep Club l,lgf.l1ixsPresulent lg Home Room Cli.nrni.m 3. Prixm 2,41 Quill anal Scroll -lg Clit'11pe1A ln' tlu Dozen -lg Clperetra 1.4, Prom Queen .-Xrtentlant 1, Student Spiritual Cfumcil -l, .Xmcrican l,t-gain Context Xl'innei' lx Cliair- mzin, Xpostolic Coninutlct -l. 'ff' 1-1 ROISI-'R I lIliIaSl .'Ii'lil' Il-Club 1.45 linwlinll l,2,l,J,g Ifootbull 1.4: lluclinrixtie Committee 2,41 Open-tt.x -Ig Cheaper by tlie Dozen -I. IQ.-YI I lI.l-'IAN ISROXYN Apostolic Committee I.2.I.-IL Co-Clmiriuzm Ig Pep Club Z,4g llome Room Yiee-Presitleut Ig Opercttu LZ. LORIQAINIC IKROXVN Nlission Committee lg I-luclmristic Committee 2: Our I,:ulv's Committee -Ig 'Alurmler at Xlitlniglitm I: Com- mercial Club -I. PA'I RICK CAI,DXVICl,I, Prism -Ig Quill and Scroll 4g Cfuuero Club 3,-I, President -Ig Pulilicitx' Committee 113,43 Cheaper by tlie Dozen -I. .XIARY ,IU CARR Our I.zuly's Committee lg Publieitx' Committee 3: Apos- tolic Committee -IgC1uueroCluli -Ig Bibliopliilew 23 Proctor in St. IIAIICFCSQIIS 1. DONNA RCTII CASISICY Pep Club 4g Aposrolie Committee Zg I-iueliaristie Com' mittee 3,4g ClI'Cl1.llT1Il11I1 Kg Uperettn IJ. ANN CLARK Apostolic Committee 3,-Ig Pep Club 3,-Ig Cnmem Club 41 Cheaper bv tlie Dozen -Ig Proctor Kg Prism 3,-Ig Quill :mtl Scroll -lg Loretto Academy I,2. XIARY CLOONAN Pep Club lg Mission Committee lg Apostolic Committee 1,-Ig Operettug Prism Z. -0 A. 3' 2 -7 -6 'fy DONNA CUAIQLIQY Drum Xlniorettc 23.-Ig Czuuem Club 3. Ire.m.re1' ig Pep Club 3,-Ip Apostolie Committee 21 Ifueli.u'istic Committee -Ig Xlission Committee 31 Operetta Isl, IiI.Ii.-XNOR COI,I-'AIAX Pep Club 5,-lg Apostolic Committee 1.2.4.-Ig Operetm lg Bibliophilcs 1,231 Prism 3, ANTOINICTTIC'COIAVEI ,l. Apostolic Committee 1,2,3,-Ig Pep Club 3.-lg PRISXI -Ig Commercial Club -I. CAROI. COXNORS Apostolic Committee 3,-Ig Pep Club 3g Lillis Ig St. Xl:u'y s Acntlemy Z. CAROI. COTTON Apostolic Committee 3.-lg Pep Club 3.-I1 Xntioml Poetry Autliologx' Sp St. Gertrude High, Riclmioml, Yu. lg Ilolv Triuitv, Norfolk, Yu. Z. ' AIARTINA CURRIGAX CIIIIIIUIALI Club -Ig Apostolic Committee Ig Our I,zulx s Committee Ig Publieitv Committee 3g Xlimion Commit- tee -Ig Commercial Club -I. XVARIJ DICHONLIY Iinslcctlmll 1.255 Proctor :Ag I.iternture Committee 2 PRISXI -1. CARXII-1I.INl , DI' MARCO l'ueImri5tie Committee 1.4. Operctm 'lp Iiterliturc Com! mittee Z. '7 4-v l-'RANCICS l lSI ll-Ill Pep Club 3.-lg .Xpmtolie Committee l.2,3,4g Debate 5,4 Operetm l.Z.3.4g llishoifs NYorIcsliop 4g Latin Award 2 Xl.-XRY l-'0I,l-1Y Pep Club 5.4: C.imer.i Club 3: Yllfllllllll Poetry Anthology lit Apoatolie Committee l,2.4g Publicity Committee 33 I.ife of the I-'.n'tv in Operettti 2.3. liibliophiles 3, Treas- urer 3, ROIEI Rl I-'OIYIIR .-Xwostolic Committee l.2.i.4. l5.1ntI .mtl c,l CllCSfl'1l l,2,3,4g I-'ootbnll Ig liznlcetlmll 1. Uperettzi 2.4: Proctor 4. III Il UIJORI I-'R XNIQI- llome Room Cli.iirm.m l. Proctor Zig Publieitv Com- mittee 1. jl :XX l'li XYIQI'YIlI',IiKi Pep Club 2.41 l.iter.itute Coinnmtt-t Y. .Ioliet Iligh School 1.1. IJRISXI 1, XIARX l.I I' I-'L'I RSI Pep Club 4. Opert-tl.i 41 Xpooolie ffonmntlee 4. filennon I..l,3. ,Il XYYI KIXIYIX Pop Chili 4.4, Xpooplit floiiunnite l,f.l. Publiuitx Com- mnrrt 5, Optiigitif Xl XIKN I ill ISI Ill Illihl f,lit-yiIt,l.l.l- 5.4 llonlt Ifoiiniiq Xvuinlril 4 Xpoxtolit' fioinunttt- l.'.l.4, Ilytltivl l.Y.5.'I lllllli Nl.-XRX l-fl.IZ.-XlSl','l'lI DOI..-XX Pep Club 3,4g Camera Club 3,4g Proctor 31 Cheaper bx the, Dozen 41 Omerettii Ig Axostolie Committee 1,51 I l lfuelinristie Committee 2.4. j0l'lN DOUGI lliR'l'Y Camera Club 4g Proctor 4g I.itcr1irure Committee 2,31 Prism 4. MARY :XXNI-I DOUGIIICR lil' Pe v Club 3,-lg Our l.utlx s Committee Z, Publieitv Com- l , . mittee 31 Apostolie Committee 4. PATRICIA DUl4'IflN Pep Club 3,41 .-Xpostolie Committee 1.2.3,-It Cheaper by the Dozen 4. DI.-XXI-1 DUGAN Pup Club 3,41 ,liueliaristie Committee lg Apostolic Com- mittee 41 St. 'I'heres.i .Xctiileliiy 1.2. MONICA ILGGLI-1S'l'OX National Honor Soeiety 3,4g Pep Club 3,-lg Cheaper by the Dozen 41 PRISM 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Apostolic' Committee 5,4g Our I.ady's Committee I. JOHN liLDRlXGl'lOl l PRISXI 4: Quill :mtl Scroll 4g Apostolic Committee l,2g l.itertiture Committee 4g Operettai 43 liibliophiles 3,4 .XIALCOLXI li'l l'l-fl! Student Xlnniiget, lfootbtill 'l'e:nn 2.3. ,ov ,V 421- '41 5' .fo 3 NORMA HOLLINGSHAD Pep Club 3,45 Apostolic Committee 1535 Literature Com- mittee 45 Operetta 45 Cheaper by the Dozen 45 Cathe- dral High School 2. JEANNE HOLLOXVAY Pep Club 3,45 Apostolic Committee 1,2,45 Eucharistic Committee 35 Operetta 45 Commercial Club 4. JOSEPH HOOD De La Salle 1,2,3. ANTHONY INGINO Baseball Z5 Cheaper by the Dozen 45 Literature Com- mittee 15253. PAULINE JOHNSON Apostolic Committee 1,25 Commercial Club 4. JOHN JOURDAN H-Club 3,45 Football 25 Baseball 2,3,45 Publicity Commit- tee 45 Operetta 1,45 Cheaper by the Dozen 4. I . RICHARD KAMP Publicity Committee 3,45 Camera Club 3,4, Secretary 45 Office Staff 4. LORET TA KESSLICR Cheerleader 3,45 Apostolic Committee 1,35 Publicity Com- mittee 25 Literature Committee 45 Operetta 25 Proctor 35 National Poetry Anthology 3,45 Knights of Columbus Contest 1, ll. lllll l'A'l'RlClA Gll,lO Apostolic Coniniittet' 2,35 Literature Committee 45 Loretto Academy 1. Bl-fl l'Y CL'lfRRAN'l' Apostolic Committee 35 .Xlission Committee 4. Southeast lligh School 1,2. Tl IOAIAS HAXRAHAN ll-Cluh 45 Football 45 Basketball 45 Baseball 3,45 Apostolic Committee 3,45 l'Cheaper by the Dozen 45 Operetta 45 Proetor 45 De La Salle l,2. CliCI'lI.lA HANILY Apostolic Committee 45 Eucharistic Committee 35 Biblio- philes 45 Loretto Academy 1,2. PATRICK HARTIGAN Sodalitv Treasurer 45 Student Board 45 Student Spiritual 3,45 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2 Apos- Council 45 H-Club tolie Committee 2,35 Literature Committee 45 Operetta 2,3,45 Cheaper by the Dozen 45 'lSeventecnth Summer 25 De La Salle l. HARRIET HAUBER Pep Club 3,45 Mission Committee 1,25 Apostolic Com- mittee 3,45 Office Staff 3,45 Prism Staff 3,4. DOROTHY HESSLIL Pep Club 3,45 Camera Club 3,45 Vice-President 45 Oper- etta 152,35 Apostolic Committee 1,2,3,45 MCheaper by the Dozen 4. BERNADICTTIL H1iXVI'I l' Pep Club 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Mission Committee 15 Eucha- ristic Committee 25 Publicity Committee 35 Bibliophiles 1. -4 5' jACQL'l' LIXII Kl.l'.I Xl lOlfIfI-IR Pep Cluli 3.4. Apostolic Committee Ig Nlission Commit- tee 2.3.4. Cliziirmnm 3. CoAClmirman -lg PRISXI K-lg Quill .intl Scroll -I. Operetta 1.2. IRI QRNARIJ KOli'I l'ING Apostolic Committee 23 Uperettn l,2g Ifootball LZ.-lg Iiiis- ketball Z. CAROLYX IQRAPI-'.R Xliision Committee 3,43 Citizen 3. DOROTHY LA.XIBliR'1' Pep Club 3,-lg PRISM -lg Apostolic Committee 1. Publicity Committee Sp Mission Committee 43 Ofliee Stal? 3.4. VIRGINIA I,A'I'Z Pep Club 3g Apostolic Committee 1.2.5,-lg CJPCFCITQI 2,-in liiblioplliles L ROY LEHXIAX Proctor 3. Operettn l,2,3g Prism Staff 3. Literature Com- mittee 2. PAUL LICITNI-'R Apostolic Committee Zg Literature Committee -lg Oper- etta 2. CAROLYX LICIVIS Sotlalitv I-'refeet -Ig Sotlality Secretary 33 National Honor Soeietxi 3.-lg Student Board 3,-lg Secretary 3g Student Spiritual Council 3,-lg Iiisliopk lVorksl1op 3,-lg Pep Club 5,-Ig Apostolic Committee 1.2.3,-I. 4- ,,AY T 'lilll-1l,.Xl.X I.ICK'I'l .IG Lillis Ig St. Aloysius 2. IJOROI HI-ZA LIYDI-IN I pep Club 145 3l,,,,,mlie 3,-lg Literature Committee 2. DOl.ORl-IS LYNCH Pep Club 3.-lg PRISXI 3,-I, Co-lftlitor -lg Quill and Scroll -lg Camera Club 3, Secretary 33 I5isl1op's lVorkshop 55 Student Spiritual Council 3.4g Literature Committee 3, Chairman 3g .Xlission Committee 4, Clmirinan 4. Operetta ig Apostolic Committee 1.2. Iiibliophiles Z: Latin Award 2.3. IJOYALIJ Xlclllillll-1 Publicity Committee ig Literature Committee -lg Opercttn -lg 'illurdcr at Nliilniglitv 35 Camera Club 3g Proctor 41 PRISM ig Rocltlittst l, IiA'IiI'lRYX .llcC.'XI I RliY Rnytown Iligli School 2.3. 'll ,RIS X .llc GILLI Y Pep Club I' Apostolic Committee 4- O JCl'L'H'2l Kg Life of -- - ' 1 I the Party 3: St. Xlnry Xcznlenn' 1.2. ,IAXI NMINXIS Drum .llalorette 2.3.4. Pep Club 3.-lg Clizerlerider 2g Nii- tional Poetry Anthology 2,3g Ciunem Club ig Uperettn l. 2,-lg .llisiion Committee ig Apostolie Committee L21 Ifuf elmristic Committee -L ,XIAR'l H -X llc KI-'If Pep Club 3.-lg Prom Queen Attentlnmt 2. Yational Poetry Antliologv 2. liixliopl lYorlqxl1op 21 Uperetta 1.2.4- Literatute Committee -L Xposiolie Committee 2.3. PA l RICK NIL' XAXIARA PRISM 3.-lg Quill and scroll -I. l.iter.iture Committee Z.-I. Operettn 4g 4'Mm'tlci' .it Midnight 31 Camera Club 1. Office Stuff i1 Cl1eitpct'by the Dozeni' -I. ANN MADDICX Pep Club 3,-Ig Drum Xlztiorette 213,-Ig Mission Committee l,3g Apostolic Committee lg liuelmristie Committee -I, Co-Clmirmau -I: Operettu 1: Commercial Club -I. IOSLQPII MAGGARD I-'ootball 1.3,-lg Apostolic Committee Z,3,-It Literature Committee -Ig Life of the Party 33 Cheaper bv the Dozen -Ig Proctor 3,-I. PATRICIA AIAHONEY Pep Club 4,-Ig Camera Club 33 Operetta Z,S,-lg Apostolic Committee Z,-Ig Mission Committee Ig Publieitv Comm- ittee 3. TERRANCE AIALONFY Xlarquette High School l,2g Paseo 3. IOHN MARLBOROUGH President. Student Board -Ig National Honor Society 5,-lg Vice-President 2g Treasurer Kg H-Club 4g Proctor 1,2,3,4g I-'ootbnll I,2,S,-Ig Basketball 1,Z,-Ig Baseball 1,2g AIurdrlr at Xlitlniglitn 35 literature Committee -Ig Aposotlie Comhi' ittee l,2.3. I-QDOLINI-I MARTIN Pep Club SAL Orchestra l,Z,I,-lg Opercttu l,Z,3g Camera Club lg Iiuelmristie Committee Zg Mission Committee I. MADOLINIC MARTIN Pep Club 4,-Ig Ctuuem Club Eg Apostolic Committee 5.-lg Qperetta' l.Z.-la Proctor 33 Orchestra 1,2. J '-:P pi PATRICIA MICHRER Pep Club 33 Apostolic Committee l,2,3,-Ig Uperetta I,-I. MADl'fl,AlNl'f MIQRCIIQR Pep Club S,-Ig Apostolic Committee 1,23 Mission Comm- ittee -Ig Publicity Committee 3g Bibliophilies I, DONNA MICK Pep Club 3,-Ig Cheaper by the Dozen -Ig Apostolic Committee l,Z,3,-lg Operetta Z,3. KATHLILICN MICK Pep Club 3,-Ig Camera Club 33 Mission Committee -lg Literature Committee 3g Our l.iuIy's Committee 2g Apost- olic Committee. AUDRI-IX' MILLER Pep Club 3,-lg Cheaper by the Dozen -Ig Apostolic Committee I,2.3,4g Operettn 2, PATRICIA .XIII.I.IiR Cl'I'lZl'1N l',3,-Ig Editor -Ig Quill and Scroll S,-Ig Pep Club 3,41 Operetta 2,41 Apostolic Committee l,2,3.-I, Chairman 7 ' CATI IICRINIC MOHR National llonor Society 3,-lg Pep Club 5,41 CIIIZICN 3,-Ig Quill mul Scroll -Ig Life of the Party lg Operetta 1.23 Xlission Committee I,Z,3,+l, Co-Chairman 3, MARIANNI-Q MORRIS Apostolic Committee Ig Mission Committee Ig Opuretta i.-I, Stutlent Spiritual Council 2. ri Y , L , f ,fs ,5- 4 . K W: , . , 2 A ,Q-:wr X- ,ness .fm . 2 wi TF 5 ds E V F WW ' h NIEMURIE Donna Mick and' john Rahusc prc- sent Z1 bull FOOIH FC YICXV, Frances Fisher, Teedee McG1lley and Marianne Morris harmonize in the gypsy opcrcrta. lixamining Esther's cursagc at Clara's arc: Tom Redmond, Pat NVilkcrson, Don Murphy, john Tatman, and Bob Tungcrr. Marjurctrcs pcrfurm at the half: Barbara Hauber, Rita Long, CeAnn Kelly, Ruth Tankard, Nancy Sonncn- bcrg, jane McGinnis. Page Patron Cl,AR.-VS FIDXVFR SHOP A 6404 Troost Suphmnures uf 507 rrnin for spring opercrtn. lmiispcnsihle is Lupe Gnrem with her guitar. MEMURIE Llf. nn En' OI J Page Putmn I ,YON'S IDR LY. S450 nl-1'UOSl Sam Nigru, john Kenner. Loren Scholrcs, Tom Coppinger. and XVnrren lwnty nmkc merrv. Xlrs. R. A. Dcgun serves Harriet Hauhcr, Bo Fry, Barbara Hauhcr, Turn Redmond, Ifrnnces Fisher. jack .Xlarlhurnugh at Lyons after rho Prism Prnnee. JU IIIH ' ff' . , 2? -z A ' 'ff' -If fm -can .W 73 ,A J' 9 , g I A I A 'ff A-A ff' is 'U V. f A ,Nw , J ' fjiig' If L, I 1- I' . I ' - AI A , A T ' 1 lf f If LARRY Mc ENANI' GERTRYDE VAN HBE PATRICIA GANIAIOY TONY MC ML'RRAx' LARRY AARON CAROLYN ARNILH President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer f' 114 - if' ,ik 1 B-I 4' I if 21- 71 f If-Q: :t- I 'L-1: A I 455 , ,. f ' 5 4 :KJ 'gg f' .A 'ik I I 'Y' fi 'X' fi 7? A J, I , ' is 3 ,fr . I A ' , V A' fi A , , bggwdz. 41 . ' 5,5 I 1 Ly 'X If A- an I L vii I :c f z .QA A I' CIAA, LORETTA ATKINSOX BOB BAUTISTA BEVERLY BEACH HUGH BECK JOE BEHM MARGARITE BISSACC.-X NI.-XRGARET NI. BESSENBACHER - A . , yi' I A - I 1' 1 7 ' . up f 3' ,-A , 1' ' , V0 1? vw Q 7. 7' A 1 I f 1'-in F - A A A . 5 A ,A A . V 'QI I ' KAY BOGGESS JANET BRADISINI J XVILLIAM BRANDS PATRICIA BUTLER JOHN BOSSERT PETER BRANCATD PATRICIA BRAUN . -,cu 11-1:3 ,Q-,fy W ' Qwjxa , A 4. I fi , 'af AA. 'fm' fx 3 'B 14' 'W' '75 ,VQQ R- 5 I ' f , - , I :I 1A -. .AAL 35 ,,.,,Ql A iq A v ,ig .b N3 I I 4 fix! . F. 5 I f L I ' I , ,sf 1 If 1 fs I A A Tkfrifxfy 4 qu- I, 1 ,g ,J . I, LARRY CALIJERELLO Joggpg CISPER ANN Cornx MARIQARET CoxwINuH'rox BEVERLY CARTER JOHN CLEARY JOHN COLLINS 4111: ' ,, 'f I f f ' V, V2 HW I E an -'21l2fA X- . 5 , 2' -'H I . I 26,521 3 '-, ,J Ae,,w5,. -. I- -1 iz'-'i i - ' ggi , .ff-A -3 if ' ' Qi - ' , 1, I 11? ' A wa-Elf E I A '-ix I R I A , K A I g I A I . Lei a: . ,V A ,ryxgg if X JG 4 3 - IA, A If H JOSEPH CONVVAY NIARY B. CRADDQCIQ MARY J. CUSHINK. CARL DABION LEO COOPER MARY CRONIN VVILLIANI DALTON L ' 351 an I . 'J.,ffT - . iii.:-1-:iii 251: A . , 3, il, ' A , g f- .5 J , - - jx, 2' f' ' T A 1 3,3 ' ' fi' Fw- f, J'fIfi'f iff? A ' K . I ' f J ' , If .T A - Qgsj ALCENIOR DEHONEY JERRY DELANEY NIYRTLE DONOVAN AIARY EPPENAUER MARY E. DENNINI: BARBARA DONNELLX BARBARA DREES ' .15 L qgfi - A W I ' - T: ,W Sf '5 ff'-is 4? J rg ' ,gf H3 . Af, 5, xl, 'Lv ,JW , f pig I' VI ' 1 , 155 M , , X I ,. It J , I .M A A IA. fm I.: Q I Q , v A THOMAS my FRANCE pox INIARY B. I-'RICK XVILLIANI CALEY KATHLEEN FERN CHARLES FRANKENBERG VALENCIA FRIEL JUNIIIR 'vi Qlfli A my 339 If 'gi 'S RMA Q , -A 'N U, y 4, R4 L,-R: G ,M . W.: 1 4 V RA'rHr.EEs GANINION LUPE GARCIA LAUREL Gzvnxs X EU-EEN CARRY JANICE GEORGE ROGER GoLDsR ' ll ii E E K xii' V fl ff Q ' ,g 5 C -f m3 ' 'rw , . R 3 , M lf- R4 fa A 'T 'W ' f' R , 3 Vg 1 K - - 7' ' fl, wg R A G T ,B V R f SALLY GORMAN RICHARD GUAIAIINGER DONALD HAN1N10ND BARBARA HAVBER Jo ANN GRIER NGRMA HAGERH' REGINA HARRIS K ,gy - Q V Q K ,E mg K ,GG, 2 F Q5 -A S W ,rw 14- , - -A ,4 . , .31 - - far. Y A 157 ' K y G' I '15 , '- wiki mi , 'la mr Hmm-mms ROSENIARY Hrzrmmx pmup R, H1-pg My Ho,-LOWAY PAUL HEATHMAN DWLORES 1-Hugs MARY v. Honlzs . . V- l...l...i..-....-...- f WJ - ' , tw L ' as A L fi' -8 A5 V ' R 9 . , GGRG Ra' ' '11 - an . I ,xzwf rr .L A wi. 1 -1, . ROBERT JEDLICKA JOE JOHOSKY XIARY A. JOHNSON CE ANN KELLY 0 F1 O H cv F1 E F1 '11 '11 F1 1 DAVE KENNEDY RITA M. KLOS W' ' Q15 I, ' K i , fa 'g 1.7 W5 25- 'a -G - 494 'ff f , ' -ff his ' W K x f' gl' X I f , R -f f M . , Kylymqgx Kmgg x1ARv1N LACKAMP NIARCIA LAMPTON JOANN LIEBST SYLVIA KRLMP VARY L. LAMBERT Jo ANN Lenox' 'efffz I R ,F R 1 ,R 5 ,f . A4 3' 1 .. 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PXYRICK NYII,KI'1RSON um um the Smal mlpcr drug Pr0ccud5 XX 111 nd next years ufflurs f thc 1951 Sum! wer School of Cnrlmlic ,-Xction. ' ,fr 5 ,I V DONNA SPIVEY XLXRII YY 3iI'IiRI.IYl 'r , + '? hy 4 . LX HON YA USIIHR SL'I-1 ILVRUFON v. 4 3 1 ,, CYNTHIA NVORTH IXLOGENI-I NVILLIAAIS lux' .-1 -v- ,-' RU Q' I JD I 'ru 'ff if Ka' .ll 'L' I J X x an 'N in I 5 I . KV . '3 3 fp . -. A1 fl' AN A .101 I3 3 ,,. 1 I U I A xmi Y., N -3 a I5' 1 ,Q X J, Q -40 XIX rr III 0I'IIOMlIIIE CHARLICS MOUNT Prcsidcnr jIM IVILLIAM Vice President ANNA M. NIGRO DIANIC AARON DOTTIIQ AGNICII' A NTOINI-YTTIQ ALOISIO ROSIC B. BARBIICRIC CHARLES BARTHOI, IANICE BLICKHAN GICORGIC BLOMSTIQR THOMAS BLOTTMAN THOMAS BODIC MARY C. BREEN Secretary RONNIE BREIVILR BARBARA BRIDGES ROSIZMARY ZIEGLFR RITA BROYLIQS Treasurer FRILD BUKATY KAY CARLSON LAVERNE BAUER MICH ALL CASSIDY Chairman 304 LINDA A. CHARLESTON GICORGIQ COLLINS RICHARD KINNARD LLOYD COLVIN Chairman 309 MARILYN CONNOR GLORIA CORBIN CHARLICS MI-QHRICR LOUIS Dig pop Cl'Hif'1'Hf' 312 MARY Inilimxilix' ISOII RING DARLICNIC DIIQTZ XIARY IO DONI-RI SON C'mi 1 ' W P.-X'i'Rlcl.x A. DONNI Iil.Y DON NA IDOSTAI. N, -- H' if .u '73 5, . ' f , j Q . ,-. . 4 iff' 'f if 'J A A ff iz .1 rf ' 1 1 I f I f 1 hi 3 K .I 'TAM M' I ' I Zag I4 1. I I Ai .f,N 4. , Z, K ..- . , , R 'ELI , W W X 1 X 1 I ' .- - , fra . 2. if J ,ia , ,.. 7 , 1- '11 I I -if A 33 -X fi Q AT I .IQ I ' HAL 7' if if .A ? .A -i'.1':? mf! ' fat? .,., si-ri 'Q if ,. ,. Y K M . N X I I Shirley Dosral SOPHO ORE 28. Carolyn Highlxerger 30. Patricia Ann Hill 31. Dorothy Huefer 32. joan Hoey . Eddie jenkins 34. Carol jolliff 'B L L 1. -Gs. .4 -4+ i . ' i ' , I l .. X24 E f , 4. ri ' 1 EL if . IJ- is ,Q .li I fi ,. .3 ' 1 l ,fr '. Ship , ,, , , 'i S L , if 2 Pat Draney . if .Q J A ' Maureen Duffin Ai. 4 A jack Dugan .a an. 1. -' J jacklin Davis 'T' 6 john Emerson ,, 75-V A A Phyllis Engelhaupt 'Li A 8. Mary Teresa Fallon 29- Mary Ann Hill j X Qi 9 Kay Fisher .- 1 . sim. If 'W' .8 5-I L, 10. Patricia Foley 7 j -1 ll. Shirley Marie Fowler 6' KJ I if 12. David Fox R fi -I fx ky 13. Neal Fr x ' 7 i 1-i. joanne Frohoff I hh . , - A 15 Roberta Furey 1' Fi, ' -F, Frank Franano v, 3 I 11 Charlene Gabliarr l l Dororhy Goffinet I , A ' , I9 Catherine Gray I i 33 J Xlary Ann Gregory Dnris jean Grindel A in -' , V Bonnie joe Grisafe Mary jo Gularro f X w ximim Harris ' .Xlarrhn Hasrer f Xl1lfYl13 Hcnry 35. joycc johnson 1 'aff 7 Carol jean Hirer . .sefiiff e OPHOMORES ,fa 1 I, 00,- K A 5 ., Lila v '- 71 14 ff , Q' f tfQf , 'RFQ NN ' srl ffm ,,., P I. Barbara lieegnn jim Koerring Pat Lang .Nlarrlm Leehrenherg Kaniel Lehane Gloria Leu is Rita Long Xlnry Carol Lynch Larry .llcllonnl JlI11xlClJUl1l1Cll Bernard Nlclfnll Pnr NlcNellis Shieln XleSlmne john Xlaxrkuvicli Putty Moran Barham Morrison Nlnreiu Newkirk George O'Bricn jo Ann O'Bricn Betty joe Oliver Peter Palermo Raymnml Phillips jorinne Pilsl Donald Plain Ann Powers Rnherr Purcell Marie Presm james Rzihuse jmnes Rice Pnrrieia Riordun Currie Louise Rizzo Beth Roche Bzlrlmrn A nne Rockers. Regina Szilmw Sandy joe Scnrcello .,....,-v-..,,... Q, K K s, , xv . ',1r ', ,fit I ,, li A X I Q, fr: P' ,H , V i Q B 7 cz A fn TA IQ fi ff lr M-, 1 r Q-, I , . Af J , .' Hiya if! if Tv FZ infra mfs 'vw 3-fl' .Ai .f an girls ,N .Ly M I 1 '3 ' 1 f , L, -Q . A 'J Aff ., A. ,.. ,Q ' 9 .-A ' .dxf ,ski X 1 1 1 -rl . .Q cur.- ,A 5... lc. V, ns' - ' I 42.123 .. ,,,, mv -fl 'J ,.. 15,3 Jill. -f' yo- -1 j, 35? AL 'W 1. z J 1 'Tl lub rw-wr:-nu sf -A A W 2 w ,.. . ,Y 1. ff, - Q 'J 5 2 I I .T e 'P for ,. - N. ' S S f 'gg 1 f .gif V LWV- X I l. . lg 2 Ill! i f K fg V, V x , W Q, ov 5 ,. A my .. my ' ,QYJ ,H M S --, f X fi 'A P' lf Q 34 54 7, sz- X: . , if V di ' ik sl 1 A fail ,Fx Yi , , I I A4249 ll' jim Seibel . jo Ann Sliircnmn . jerry Smitli Beverly Soetacrr judy Spaulding Margaret Springer Sue Stncller . Pat Sreu-art Milton Stomp Sandra Tabaus Ruth Tankard Marianne 'l'arn'nrer lilinor 'lliompson Bcrninictre 'Viedtkn Connie Tobin Patricia Townscnrl Lois Trorer Victor Yun Hee joan Yazzana joc xXvLlldll'lgCI' . XYilliam XVelcl1 james XVelel1 . Nancy NVenipc 4. Kizlileen XYlmlcn N. jmepliinc XVillinni5 6. Ulilter YVirrcn jaek XYulscr SOPHOMORES 29. Charles XYycoff 30. George XXv2llSl1 Sl. Ronnie Bray 52. Gail liigenmim 33. Carolyn McGrath 34, jini Piissler 35. jerrv Rcincckcr 'L Q..- 'env- V' . 15 Y' Q , U, V X in . if A , ' -- ,I iz. in 1 :' +3 Y l PW.. V i 1 l l I i l 2 l ce , . - xg, 7 i 2-, 0 , -2. ' ig A , -ND l Y . i, ...fe we 71 T if iz 71 D i We' if 7 ll I li i we i 'M w l X E :. A, ,. -yn r j A . 9 A l v. q ...A N . Ee'li.f' ,s '91 1 ff 5 41 1iJ ffl' lil ll ng. il ! V ,. i A ii. Wil Tian ii l ll-Ai: , .mf l V id-ffgf .ug ! 1 rl I .tw Uv . G In I l 4 5 -is. Q YI' fi .7 bl! J.Q:..i Q4 if ..f -x A A 1, . 4 I. .. n M77 if .18 1 di.. a-rib AT7' I FRESH lfriink .-Xbbate ililimiizis Aldrich XYilli:1mAldridge Richard Allen Annette Ancona Tlirnims Angorri 7. Paul Barbieri Dulurcs Beach Xlarybellc Berkey Bnirbnrn Blasco Richard Bode lfdwnrd Borders B. Ann Bosch Lawrence Bowman Ann Brady Susan Brauner Paul Brcscrte james Bruuse Jeannine Bruce james Burke Patricia Caldarcllo David Campbell Betty jean Carpenter Kathleen Casisky Kenneth Clark ' XVillinm Criiiruy .Xlary :Xml Conwy A ZH 29. 30 Sl iw 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. Durlzllnl Ciililxx L-ll 1'residuf1t Arthur Curlnn Secretary Mary Ann l'i.I1l12l Cbnirmanz 301 Anna Marie Scnrcello Clsaimmn 307 Hike Feeney Clmirmnn 302 XVnrren Leary Clmirvfmiz 306 Mary Agnes Cummings Mary Lou Dalton Lawrence Decker hlaynieluu Dchuncy '. 'J In I3 Q G! Q, : X la, A Q., i 1 '--v' 7 .A -v. 'I qv A Af! 21' 0' if 17 A WX - 4 -5 'fs' .Q rv: ,X fx- -Ji ' :rpg -its -35 --5 ,. dy Ai 3 x . als, li? . Q I 4 'sa .wb ' .. I, vff 7' .In D -gy 41 ' ,,,. ,ar ,T .Q 444 D if A f' 5 cz 7-'r ..,. g, 0, f.',Q , ri 4 I 1 l. 2 4 5 3 FRESHMA Susan Huppe Virc-Preridulzr NVilliam Zeigler Treasurer Thomas Coopinger C0-Clh'!i7'7lIi'lII 301 Margaret Porter C0-Cbairwmn 307 Bernard Fitzgerald Co-Chairmalz 302 6. Sam Nigro Co-Cbairvlmn 306 7. Patricia Delaney B 9. 10 Carol Ann Dicrcks Terry Dolan Nicholas Dunclsnn Denise Duffy Nlarsha Duggan Susannah Durbin Xlary Ann lfastwood Patricia Fahy Mary Ann Feldman Kathryn Ferel james Fern Marybelle Fletcher Ann Foley J. C. Friel john Galey Earl Generaux judith Gladreux Kathy Gordon Charles Gosselin Thomas Grieb Marguerite Grogman Roberta Hafner Ruth Halsel Jeanne Hanrahan Zita Ann Hayes jerry Holcomb Charles Holloway Patricia Ann Hutto Mary jo jedlicka Mary Ann jordan rio 29, 7 ,Q J 1 , 1 1 l I '57 H , f is Ju fs ' 0 f' F tw if , J 4 fa V Jw fi ii! l .. Ln.na'31li. l pv- '.a-iwf ' liz- 'T if rttfilfl ts .J .., 1 Qs ,A w. A ffl 4' S, C 6 . JN, x W X- .gf M 'K rr 'f nf. .1 , i 4- 'fh -Q f J I :ffl T y 4' V' F F i 17, , 1.49 1' i i FRESHMAN i .s , A, 3-. to - '- Q A J ag av 1 i. I' 2 x 9 gi-f has 4 X. Q 2 M 3 ii, . ,, Q K ,Q .ki .. if 45.5 -. . if' 'ff I ' X .W J V, S-aaxxil I t A ,fl QQ fi Z' ..,, Q Q .A . 16 , 1 31, f ,, b xr . up , .,.k L ku ijwitk . rl kb ' of ff K1 , 'a ' ., , '-.J lv 5' in i i' , - , ,lil ff: - 3 luxe N, ,475 V 5 T 1 .9 film 1 l ,1 1 M-A It ,ll I0 14 19 Judith Joyce Joan liearley Karen Kiely Gary Kostuke Jeanne Kraus Anthony Kubayko Barbara Kynctte Marcia Lamborn lilisa Lombardy . Rita Lovsky . Margaret Lyons 12. Iiugenia Mclintee . Alice McGarry . Thomas MCGarry . Mike Maggard . Ruth Mandacina . Kathleen Mann . lfdwarnl Martin . Marioric May 20. Thomas Mead 21. Barham jean Mcie 22. Marcia Mercier 23. james Mick Z-4. Marilyn Miller 25, Stella Miller Zo. john Mitchell 27. Mary jo Moran FS Ji. Frank Xluenf Madelienc Mumlen Patricia Murphy Ellen Myers Mary jo Naudet 35. Robert Nichols jcrriann Noel Carol O'Connor Mary Sue Pearson Patricia Perkins l ' .J Q ,ci r r ,- 4' ,g in il!- w 1,3 W I f ' -EZ i l jj-an 13 ' id. 5, I , E l I as A 'f FQ , , f ' l Ei 'V' 5- A fiif. Q 19 1 g. V, ,.. i i's'g' sl A -.fur I ,lg msw- ,.q,f,,u..k,,...wua...,..1,:-. A g K hm - W nf '3 1 ., - gwlm- ilxxli, KP . 33355 1, Richard Phelps I in fa + he - uv- rg ' ., 9 -y .Mn W , 3 .ws 'Q i an .1 rd. ,Q V, i A Q 'fir -if fx i 1 5:1 Q- K 'iw iw K Ju' ,dy . wg, Nd If ff L. Peggy Pinkerron Rose Anne Randolph Anne Lee Rose Mary Lynn Runyan Carolyn Russell Noel Russell janics: Schaefer Parricia Schloegl l u,'L'I1gl'l!rrll'L'x Ruth Ann Self jean Sherwood Berry Smirh joel Sinirh john Smith jo Ann Solomon janet Spaulding joseph Spear Sheila Stacy Daniel Srainbrook Edward Sutter Bernard Topper Barbara Yonllngclr lflorent U agner Mary Xl. Wagner janet XYalterlmel1 Thomas XYcbb XYilliani XYeidnian Dan XVelling David XYhalcn Lawrence YVhalen Rosemary YVitten juan Ubodson john Haight jacquelyn XVulser Virginia Kopp Elizabeth VanHee 1 FRESHM 2 4 I S- Pe Ba Q ff ,, ,S ix' 80 .4 v if, . Y' I . SS M. an A ,Q -35 2, . K I 4 f. 5? -P ii,4 e.: f 'S . ' J f lla. N X. Building :hw hnorh for thc civics club Clcctinns zirc: Ucrnnrd Tiippcr. jinncs Brous, 1. C, Ifriul. Charles Gossclin. Dave XVh:ilcn, 'liuin XVclJh. Flour: john XVrighr and XY11rrcn Lcnrv. Unaniinously xntcd Hogiiifs man of distinction for 1950 is Hr. F, Illdcr, custodian. Mrs. Scnrcclhi. vnrcd Mrs. Hogan High at lunch Imur, vnhics hcr as- sistants. j. Bchln. Ii. Allict, R. Goldcr. Voted Hogaifs most exciting activity uf thc year is thc Sodaliry paper drivc. XVitrcn, Bnrthnl, liincrson, .ind Colvin scrvc refreshments. n definite essential at cvcrv Hogan dance. .Il- PATRONS AND STUDENT SOLICITORS To all Prism patrons and to students who obtained these patrons, the Staff is grateful. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Allcgri Armour Hills Barber and Beauty Shop Arteraft Cabinet and Fixture Co. Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Bachofer S as l at f' Patsy Becker Mr. and Mrs. james V. Begley Mr. and Mrs. james P. Blickhan Jim Blickhan Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Blottman XV. li. Booth Mr. and Mrs. joseph Brecklein Mr. and Mrs. Dan A. Breen Buekley's Market jncqueline Kleinhoffer, business manager, adds six more patrons to her list. Student solicitors this time are: Rocky Shaw. Tom Fay, Marvin Laelcamp, judy Mount, Kathleen Krause, and J. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Burke C, F1-iel, Joy Butler L. L. Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. XV. T. Conroy Mr. and Klrs. Tom Collins Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carr Mr. and Mrs. Leo G. Cooper Lorie Colwell Mr. Edward Charleston Kathleen Nl. Cox Reverend XY. l. Conrad Clara's Flower Shop CScc Page 74.3 Mr. and Mrs, Stanley G. Cronin Frances Conroy Ann Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cross jean Conroy Sophomores of 312, Sister Agnes Virginizfs homeroom, seize first honors in the contest for obtaining patrons. Chuck Mehrer is chairman, Patty Moran is secretary. joan Hoey wins first place in 312 and second in the school. Marianne Tarwater, a sophomore from 313, captures first place at Hogan. 89 Lf, jx, NTD ff? so ' X L. Rocky Shaw, Barbara Riordan, and Paul- ine Johnson, members of Our l.ady's Committee, are arranging pledge card boxes for The Fighting 69th. This latest Soclalitv project is a campaign in which Catholic youths are asked to pledge themselves to greater purity of life. To achieve this goal, devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immacu- late Heart of Mary are recommended. Marion Cutler D. X K. Popcorn Co. Dairy Creamery Co. Mr. and Mrs. Richard DeKruyff Mr. XY. Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Durbin Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Ellinger Dr. and Mrs. Carl Fnna Mrs. Sam Faith A. C. Fasenmeyer Patron solicitors meeting the October deadline, From Row: Nancy M'itheroxv, Marsha Duggan, Mar- guerite Grogman, J. C. Friel, Larry M'halen. John YVrighr, Marybelle Fletcher, Judy Joyce. .lliddle Rowg Leo Cooper. Ann Powers, Sam Nigro, Mary Jourdan, Linda Charleston, Zita Hayes. Pat Lang, for.. ,e Nlr. anal Xlrr.. lf Fax' Donna Fletcher 1 llr..1nxl Nlrs. John In loley Xlr. and Mrs. John J. Franke Xlr. anil Xlrs. R. C. Frarikeiibcrg Mrs. B. M. Friel Mr. :mtl Mrs. J. Clifton Friel Reverend Martin Froeschl Joe Galbraith Leo Gavin Mr, and Mrs, Norman P. Gordan Greenlease Motor Car Co. Grogg Janitor Supply lSee Page 29,7 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grogman Mr, and Mrs. Charles G. Haake, Jr. and Family Miss Eileen Halpin Agnes Halsel Mr. and Mrs. Bill Haney Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Hanson Mr. P. M. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Henry Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hessel Patricia Hessel Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hewitt Mr. YV. M. Hobbie Harley D. Hoclkins Mr. and Mrs. Matt Hoey and Family Mrs. M, J. Hoey and Bettye Nellie Hogan Mr. and Mrs. F. V, Hoover Mr. and Mrs. James Horn Jaek's Barber Shop Dolores Jette Sister Mary Fidelis Jette Jerry Johnson Dolores Jordan Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Kearly Mr. Marvin Keegan Dorothy Goffinet. Betty Oliver, Marsha Lamborn, Joan Kearly. Back Rong Bob Bautista, Dorothy Hoef- er, Anna Marie Nigro, Marsha Newkirk, Joan Hoey. Ruth Halsel, Virginia Kopp, Sandra Tabuas, Jody Moran. Marianne Tarxvater. I ni' i w wl i ,f More students meeting rhe Oemlwer deadline. Ifrwir Row: Richard liiimrd. Nl.irx' Cirul l,ynel1, Xliiry Theresa Fallon, Beverly Soemerr. jimnne Liebst, Charles l'lUllsm'11y. Piirrieiii Xlnrphy, Kiirlileen Xliinn, Paul llresene. Susan lluppe, XYnrren Leary. Kathy Gordon. .Xliiry Clrnnin. lliiiiili' Kms: .Xlilre Xhggixrd. D. Nl. Xigru, MJD. jackie Nigrri Noi'xx'mnl's -lux elry Store Hr, and Hrs. john U'Connor john O'Conncir Put Oifluiiiiur Turn Ufiiwiiricir Xlrs. G, T. Ullonnell Hr. l'. Oliver .Nliiry l,. Oliver Xlr. .ind Xlrs, james V. Palermo Nlr. and xll'S.XXY..'x.PCl1CC Plnmmsrzlt Curpnmtinii Xlr. and Xlrs, XYi1lter',l. Piper Helen .Xnn Pmvers jenn ,XIHFIC Powers Xlr, and Xlrs. .X lf. Prinr l.,1xxrei1e'e fi, Plixxers Y. Patty Moran, jiiniee Blieklinn, Patricia Perkins, Nlnry Sue Pearson, Doris Grindcll, Roberta lfurey, Dan XVelling, Bride Rowg Aleenior Dehoney, Sheila Sm- cey, .Nl.u'rlia Henry, Cnml jolliff, Mary Ann lillllil, Patricia Donnelly, Barbara Hauber, Carolyn Russell. Reardiin lnsiimiiee Xgency fSee Page 28.l Refrigeriiriini Iqiiiprnenr Cu. Rnelahill Radio ffm , .Xppliiinces and TK llnry Rumen ,lnne llnppieelir lliirnerr Rxtin l ,innly Ceeelm Xliiiil Rym lhx nl SL'l11fni.m Xlr :ind Xlrs, iii-rrx l. Sehnielrf Nl! .ind Xlis li X kielinililieiili lliss l leli n Shifer lli' ,mil llrs llviimis ll 5lie.ilw.in XII- ,.,.1 Hi, I-i-iiwli l.ieg-il ,.. X11.in.lXlisll.nli'iiiri linnli-. li .ill iiiii ixiliinis ', , Hllliels iil 'lm olii lid- Xl iyliil. 4, i l., 1 , ici ini-si I i' -N ' in Nllilil x-,i K Pi' if sri! esi U' C Frances Fisher. Marianne Tarxyater, Virginia head the school in soliciting patrons for the Prism. This life-like statue of St. joseph in the background was a gift of Class '50. Irs special coloring makes both St. joseph and the Baby jesus look real enough to start walking down the hall. Tommy Ryan, last Vear's senior class president, conceived the idea of this special gift for the new wing. 92 Kopp, joan Hoey, and XYarren Leaty WINNERS UF PATRON CONTEST Mr. and Mrs. XYilliam T. Keegan Mr. and Mrs. joseph lf, Kessler Mary jane Kirsehner Mr. and Mrs. George lf. Klcinhoffer Dr. and Mrs. H. Kermit Knoch Genevieve Kopp Mr. and Mrs, john Kopp Patricia Kraus Bernard Lackamp Donald Lackamp Mrs. lfric V. Lally Mr. and Mrs. C. j. Leary Leon Lcvenson Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Lofflin Mr. and Mrs. Charles li. Lynch Henrietta Lynch Martha Lynn Lyon's Drugs lSee Page 75.1 Barbara MeCool Anne McDonald Mr. james j. McDonnell Mr. and Mrs. Martin McFall Mary Ann McGraw Mr. and Mrs. S. D. McKee Mrs. Lf. Ll. McNamara Hank Maggard Pat Maggard Tom Maggard Mr. and Mrs, L. j. Maloney Mr. and Mrs. T, j. Maloney and Family Malouff's Grocery 1 I Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mohr Mr. and Mrs. joseph Moran Dr. and Mrs. C. XY. Mount Mullins Dry Goods Store lidgzir S. Murphy Murphy Drugs Mr. and Mrs. I.. XV. Newkirk Mr. and Mrs. C. Newland Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Ncece New XVorld Cleaners and Tailors Charles C. Nigro fer aniily Spcllnmn Drugs Mr. .inrl Xlrs. liohurr Stiicv ,loscliliiiic Sminhrook Sl1'll1l'llI'KlS.lllCI'f:lCLlI1Uf Mr. XYiiltcr ll. Srcchn Mr. ll.irry Srcinplciimii Mrs. linrl Stclilwnson Mrs. Cf. lf. Stoclrmn Mr. and Mrs. llcrmrin 'llirwatcr Mr. and Mis. Nolan Tiirwatcr Toni Tiirwntcr Mr, :ind Mrs. M'illinni li. Tciisdnlc Ann Turgcon Dr. and Mrs. lfrcd XVclIing Mr. and Mrs. john XYhnlcn Mr. and Mrs. j. T. XVilkcrsnn Mr. .inil Mrs. john M. Strcir joc Wright More patron solicirory lfmm Rowg jonnnc Fruhoff, Kathlccn Mcllonncll, joycc johnson. Mary Anne Schniclrz, Frances lfishcr, jean lfrankcnbcrg, Neil Fox. .lliddle Row: Mziry O'l3riscoll, junc Rnpprcclir, Kathleen Mick, Put Mfihoncy, Dorothy llcsscl. Mary Foley, Mnrrhii Lechrcnhcrg, jim Rabusc, Lloyd Col- vin, Par Caldwell. Lim Raw: Dolores Lynch, Mary jo Carr, Mimi Tcusdalc, Ray Nuudct, Thcrcsn Piper, Bcrnzidctrc Hewitt, Martha Harris, john lildringhoii, Par McXanmra. john Rahusc plnccs first in rhc rinmml contest in gconicrric design. Other winners are George Blonisrcr, Yicror Yan llcc, Norma llollingshiul, Tom Bode. Rocky Shaw, and Ann Pownrs. li , li. QS ixivzr '33 ,qv v 3 jf M.,- 7-LTV -5' Q, Varsity and novice delmters: Rielmrd Kinnzird, Shirley lfmvlcr, Paul lle Ccllcs, Gerrrutle Yun Hee, Don Gnllnmitli, lfrnnees Fisher, Sue illurgeon. George Kieffer. lireslmmn tlelmters: 'llmin Cuppinger. Kathy Gur- ilrm. Snni Nigrn, Xl.1ryjn JCLlllClC.1,l3.lI'll1l1'1l ISl.m-U. Bill Ziegler, .xlllfgllfkl l.yuns, XV1irren Lezity. llnnurs in rrignnmnetry eunlpetitinn r11'e.1xxnrnleLl: Boll llite, limb lS.lLlIl8I1l, Ifil llnsxert, joe Cisper. l.en Cmrper. W NNERS Cliiiilipiwm in the C,.N.fQ. High Selmul Ilelmte Tournament fur 1951 bring lionor to llngali, .ls do pnceinnkerw in slmrrlinml and trigimunictry, and xxinncrs in the lfxtcnsioii writing :incl ear- tnuning contest. llelmters. pieturenl with their trophy, are listed below rlxc phutogrnplm. Axxnrtls for Ill! wurils per minute in slmrtlmntl go tn: Donna Coulclcy, Donna Sullivan, Frances Fisher, nntl jane Xlelnnis. -N N Q-f io Q 941 l 'x XYi I le wel ficl nn dm XVI Yllxl lain it! CUL KI by gnu to nga Th He an mo It ye: Illll gxbl he SP' It's UY ICI' H121 the Xl.11'le111- lic111111elq, lx,11I1lee11 Xlel7411111ell. .-X1111 Nl.1ddc11, .Hltl Y.1111'1' SUIlIlCI1llCl'Q Qi1e , 1 1 CUIHCSY, ':r1lee11 111111 , -' - 11 L '-1reQe111.1111e 11 lu 1 111w1'e1 rlie f1re.1 ex 1 CI' 1 N511 1 , - 'g 1 1' 11 ' lJl1c11111 1. . 11 .111e11 gen 1 1' ':'11. -1 ' 11' 1 ,i '11,-in v ,'.11e1' and .Xl.1r cnc 1 1.1 e.1u1. 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'E l 'Q' FAREWELL AND THAN Ii YOU Elini: Q i BRE. 5 NE EB r elf' , , W my Av 1' E m,!N25 i, if , As we leave Hogan High, let us take with us that closeness to Christ which we have found here, so as never to stray from the Wav, the Truth, and the Life. Turning to God in all our joys and sorrows, our triumphs and failures, may each of us he a true Christian citizen everv season of every year. ,, ,, -.-N ' mm f.V' emi me lg A Evhiievitfivinirg bg t 'f ian ciizens e u Lllgkillllligavw llililtlllx l forget the important 5 , HAS 3 'l' l ' f QW, good reading plavs in gl U, great, Tw mg us. ' f-s:::'T0Rll l QPQQNW4 Mav the memory of display, arranged by Si fl:-'f,'gLL'SW, Mary Albin and herl X A liophiles, John Rabi Clement NVagner, Ce Haney, Carmeline De D co, and Florent Wag ntvtn K , , , ., ,. . , GRADUATY remind us frequentlvt ji.,-V s,5,,, ' , mum A H Y - JJ, Mf t XL 5:51 ff. yhsk ,Ji ? 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