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

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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

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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

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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.