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

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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

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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,

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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...