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

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SENIOR LEADERS TALK IT OVER 1- fl- ix fd '17 E-1' Fronf: Turqe-on, Ven Hee, Maquhe, Kieffer, Hodes, Sfanding: Wadeski, Srnifn, Bauiisra, Hem mond, Qulrlx, Kraus. Porrraife: Bauiisfa, SodeNHy prefecf: Mahoney. sfudenf 'Doard presidenfp Wi!ker Senior Leaders Having accepied ine Honor and ine responsibilify of leadership af Hogan, fhese son, dass presidenf. fourfeen seniors serve, In various capaciries, Weir feHow sfudenfs who eLedred fhern. Leading The Sodnliry and Smdenrs' Spirnual Council are Bob Baurisfa and Sue Tur- geon. Slrudenr Board LSENLGFT are Jim Mahoney and Mike Quirlc. Senior dass officers me pai XNgIl4,9,5,,n, weghlenrj Don Hammond, secreieryp and Mike Quirlc, rreasurer. Kaween Kmug and Shrlfn Maguire are senior Pep Ciub omcficers. Home room repve Senmflvei 3,9 DM, if, , 'Q Lx Funny Smnln, Gerfrode Van Hee, George Klewnfer, An-'I Mqfy X, Hegre , 9 E if-.4 5' rx. V Q- .-1-V ' f 3 I i 3' 7 a. , . Q I fi 5 K 3!PY45f'5??5 . ' 1 . . ., L , J .L ' 'gn 4 A . f: fg gl l g , ,K ' . 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F,-any row: i.4Q,V., Z,Q,,Q, if,f',,1 f L Lv: ui, burr' Row 3: Fronoll, Jolwslr-,f, Healer, Lfw,1,ff-1, Tai'-m, Curl- , ' L i Greek- Row 2: Pef 1 'f9'rl'lOe'+ 21 Junior Prism Sfarf: Siffing: Soeraeri, Tabuas, Hoefer, Sfanding: Gunn, Goifinei, Hoey, Trover, JLINIORS Pianninq early ior Tire i953 Prism, ine iunior siaii ayaii firem- seiyes oi Hwis spring weeriwer by bringing iiie yearbook PM ro fire ironr sreps. Having served on ine i95i siaii as sophomores, These iuniors wiii enier rrieir senior year wirln rwo years of experience behind riiem. They are: Beverly Soereerr, Sen- dra Tabuas, Dororiiy i-ioeier, Ter- rie Gunn, Dorofhy Goiiinef, Joan Hoey, Lois Trover. Group li: Fronf row: Srornp, Bode, Tobin, Fox, Lewis, , Hasrer, Brewer, Row 3: Waidinoer, Agnew, Re-iwaid Mg- Rcckers, Weicin. Row 2: Rizzo, Keegan, fxirizro, Dreamy Dcnaidy Wiyiyemc FOX 22 JU IDRS These homewarcl bound iuniors, Beverly Renwald, lvlarlha Lechlen- berg, Judy Spaulding, Key Fisher, Josephine Williams, and Charlene U Gabharl, slop lor a refreshing drinlc--or Chai. pw Renwalcl, Lechlenberg. Spaulding, Fisher, Williams, Gab- l harl. Page Sponsor: A 8: P GROCERY CO. Meyer and Troosl' F,-any row: Melifc,-, Diff P--, PWM. 7,1-'wr Jf'lei- .-1 lirlc, l-larval, Shirernen, Sabalo. Row 3: Seilvel, Qflviu Dielz Bukayy, VVYCQH Row 2: lNU,Hlg'ii,'1 r Jrrl New Clarlesron, Rabuse, Scarcello. 23 JU IORS Ivleeling flue November deadllne ln llwe Prism Palron Confesl, llwese lunlors enable The sralrf lo add space and picfures lor The junior secfion. Conlesf winners are: Jerry N 'hi Jeff, Joan l-loey, Elizaberh Van Hee, Elinor J Thompson, Doroflwy Golrfinel, Louis DeFeo. Beverly Soelaerf, Neal Fox. Nor in flue pic' fure are: Anna Marie Nlqro, Mary Ann Q2 Gregory. I Pafron Conresl Winners: Je?+, Hoey, Van Hee. Thompson. Gofllnel, DeFeo. Soelaerr, Fox. Absenf: Nlqro, Gregory. Group lll: Froni' row' Fallon O'Brian Donalds M l M ' - r . , . V F 1 , , . I vaney. Moran, Spaulding. Pllsl. Row Z: Tarwalenoreforblln, Wigrllggr Ringley Walsll' Row 3. Koellmg' Tledlla' Hlll' 24 I 7531.21 'gg -U mu 1.4.4 no sunt ,.....4 +...,. v Group W: Fran! row: Roche. Egerfz. Nigrc, Kinnard, Johnson. Van Hee. Row 3: Browes, main, Engefnaupf, Sfedem Thompson, Gregory, Long, BYoHman, WilWman, Row 2: OYiver, Harris, Sfadfer, Bray, PaYermo, Mulvaney, Row 4: Eigenrnan Whife, Vazzana, Grindeh Mounf, Breen, Looney. Sdnoegl, Collins. Fmnf row, Baffhoy G'l-ggrxf, Skov, 'ffnferbercy Rwefef, Sfewerh Bridges. Row 3: Barbiere, BNoofns1er, O'DonneIN, 5,,,,,y,- Row 2: gpepf., BDU., Kahn,-, 'ffzwfn Kgcvinq, Grady. Emerson, Goffinef, Blickhan, Furey. 25 if if l l l il ll fl li ll if li gi ,l ll if l 5 i l i Our symbol Tor God and CounTry-The Chapel oT PerpeTual AdoraTion in The background and, aT Tull masT, our Tlag of The UniTed STaTes QT America. Group I: FronT row: Allen, Beach, Burke. Row 2: Scarcelo Brauner, Enna. Row 3: Miller, Diercks. Row 4: Shainbrooli, Welling PinkerTon. Row 5: Brous, Muenz. CLIR SOPHOMORES Always Loyal . . . By Joan Hoey and Beverly SoeTaerT Happy and careTree are our sophomores under The presidency oT Sam Nigro, buT eTTicienT. Prob- lems They have, buT These They meeT wirh a will To win. This is The TirsT sophomore class in T'logan's hisTory To welcome The Treshmen wiTh a parTy. Going over The Top in The TirsT paper drive, They came in neck To neck wiTh The seniors in The Tinal counT. In conTesTs They are Tops. FiTTeen enTered Thumbnail biographies oT olisTincTion in The Ex- Tension Teen-age conTesT. Three oT The varsiTy debaTe squad, Mary Jo Jedlicka, KaThy Gordon, and Sam Nigro, are sophomores. Q f 15, 1 ' ' 'I' . ' mi if ff f 1311-1 , ww: fi l ,g .,,, 3 if - 4 , 4 - T U , ,,,,, A 0 A f' , ., jx . - ,, u - F 1 vnu bl V Q -. 3 6 I 9' ' -v I 1 .4 2 1 f r M. . 1 W Q ' we t3 p . I A J 'Q Q . , W ,iv WV , I - MLM f X . l fi ' Y., , 1... 1, .5 - V , Group ll: Fronl row: Wrighl, Wagner, Declcer. Corbin, Fraas. Aldridge. Row 2: Marlin, Maqgard. Nigro, Holloway, Conroy. Angolfi. Crowe. Row 3: Dallon. Duggan, O'Connor. Mc6arry, Russell, Blasco, Mann, Wallerbach, Kynelte, Row av f f 4: Fahy, Jedliclca, Noel, Randolph, Berlcey, Conroy. Wood- son. May. Van Hee. Row 5: Caslsky, Bruce, Sfacy, Klecan. Gordon. SOP-HOMORES Joseph Spear and Thomas Webb carry lhe new diclionaries in one ol 'rhe drawers made by Joseph. Quile an addilion, fhese filly I95I Websfers, pur- chased lhis year for flwe English classes. Quire an assef, foo, fo-be experr enough in shop 'ro conslrucl a cablnel' of drawers for lransporling lhem from room +o room. Page Sponsor: Midweslern Lirho Plale Co. 225 W. 8+h Sfreei 28 SOPHOMORES Discussing plans for 'the Welcome ' Parfy, lhe sophomores' plan for rhe fresh' Q! men, are ihese sophomore homeroom chairmen: Sam Nigro, Jerriann Noel, Mary Ann Enna, Mary Lou Dallon, Mary Jo Jedliclca, and Virginia Kopp. Looking Forward 'ro Mr. James Fern as Masler of Ceremonies, lhey foresee a gay parly wilh games galore. Head- ing The receplion commiflee are olzli- cers elecied by sophomore vole. Sophomore Home Room Chairmen: Siflingz Nigro, Noel. Enna. Slandinq Dalton, Jedliclra, Kopp, G W, Fran, mw. 1, Riel Row 3: Dehoney, Lovsky. Row 4: Renner, Aldrich, Grog- RUSFSWUDKNNLD f M W ire Mulvarey, Hanrahan, Donelson. Naudel, Borflcvi, 5 1 A.. Sophomore. ,erve and are served. Mwrqrerfe Gmggman lillnq Service les- fem Mrs Lilly' Coxls Qecrelaral worlr, bm clhei' sophomore: increaie ihe ile- mand for her nursing care. Here Mrs. Cox, school nurse, fakes a look al Bill Zieglens iniurecl ankle. Nlfednesday is Mrs. Cox's day af Hogan. Loyal, nof only 'ro lhe CITIZEN buf fo fhe PRISM, lhese winners brinq in pafrons, meering fhe November conlesl deadline. They are: Mary Belle Fleicher, Daniel Sfainbroolc, Rifa Lovslcy, Sam Nigro, Marcia Lamborn, John Renner, Kalhy Gordon, John Wrighr, Richard Phelps, Carolyn Russell, Mary Ann En- na, Virginia Kopp. Charles Gosselin, William Conroy D e F 2 S7 L,,,:,, gy, , - b flar .., 'A vvf, W Q. ',, - 1--,5ff,affs.,?,, vagngf 1 !J iT5rl cQQf3'iii1i TI 'W OUR if bfi' We g FRESHME 1 9' rx L 9? l gg V' f N- 14 Pr in Eager and Walling . . . By Dorofhy Gorliner A new world opens, new cluhes and achvlhes beclcon, new faces appear: new personaliries al'- rrad. Eagerly our 'freshmen srrengihen lheir iniel- lecrs and characfers Jrhrough lhe sludy of English, malh and Civics. ln daily Religion periods lheir failh increasingly becomes a more viral parr of 'rheir personal lives. Through homeroom acliviries Their personalifies unfold: Their characrers develop. No subiecr, acquainlance, problem, or acfivify of 'lhis memorable year is loo unimporfanl lo be forgollen. Page Sponsor. GROGG JANITOR SUPPLY 27l0 Easf l8+h Sfreei E. S. Murphy, proprie+or Group I: Fran? row: Newlcirk, Hoey. Wulser Mulvany. Row 2: Maguire Hooper, Henkel, Galvin Mccarfhy, Row 3: Bram- ble, Coffman, Rice, Balfer Row 4: Brands, Cushing Thimes, Donelson. Row 5 Musso, O'Neil. Wirhen Jollirl, Reque. Scanlon w 6 Mccarfh Ma ee Ro : Y- Q ' Row 7: Pelleir, Grisafe. Reed. Reid, Frain, Fowler Their Daily Dufy r 32 ho an Cl in for ner fri bri exl co- L ..... - A,...-., .---................-.,..- , -'- ' ' ' 2 E 2 - N4 1 5 - E. CD 23 S' 'V mica I lllla f l l P 2 T -11 DU rm UD m E rs -:sl r-il Much enioymem' comes -wus from lisfening lo Jim A Caseys records of lifer- was Dickens Chrisfmas Caro. Now i'r's Uncle Remus by Joel Chandler Harris. These lisleners are win- ners of 'rhe November confesl for Prism pafrons. They are: Milce OCon- nor Pafricia Cahill Bar- bara Hoey, Sherlene Polk, Mary Lou Magee. John Mabry, Mary M. Myers, Clare Jean Vogel, Mary Jo Dasla, Don Tarwaler, Marie McCar+hy, Jim Casey. Pafron Conlesf Winners: Sifringt O'Connor, Cahill. Hoey, Pollt, Standing: Magee, Mabry, Myers, Vogel, Dasfa, Tarwafer, McCar'rhy. Casey. oup Ill Fronf row Ancell Mullare Hair Currngan ding Poll: Moc? F D M h L P Townsend Braun Rehager- l-larval Rouen Ernerf M Tiedrlra Third rows l-lllelmerf Haifa, Hysrrris Toovlnfihs Hqlllzljy Murphy Mounl Second row Edelmann Schwarlz Srever Jones Ryan Vogel Mardaclna Schlilzer Sorenson Q Y 34 x FS Fil 5895 32512 , V 5' yers Group IV Fronf row Fowler Kennedy Heler Slureves Snclcles Cushing Broyles Row 3 Ryan Duncan Worfh u sell Reed MIN: Herr Grogo Row 2 Haelllnqer Cambsll English Erlclison Hullo Fralcer Klos Row 4 Haelllnger lesson Feeney Mlller Douqlmerfy Tarwafer Mooney Nxday Dall Melenson Solomon Elmer Clwarron in it ,rap Cloclfwrse Mllls Collrnan Race ulqley 1 Cu rlgan Townsend Harms 35 '--ni-' Page Sponsor Hearr of America Tramlng School, Cllawfey Downs, presldenf l l I ll A Xl I :. V l A ' A r , X , 5 4 'RX g - Y . . -I A 'x H 1 o Y l x ww l -' . ol A , 4 f t I ,, . H f 1 NK V, ff i -W--.. K- I -- -' L ,f - 1 lf-, 1- W. lv, ,f,, fl, L, V, , 7nf,'f,r lw: Q r ' 1 ' , , ' .Q' r l' LE,-1' 4' N ,Q 1' n rfliwnx, Mafflacrm, f , , '. 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I+ means work for everyone a conlinualion of work for band members who began al 8 oclock and a fresh beginning for olher l-loganiies There are classes in Religion English speech Lahn Spanish commerce social sludies malh drafhng shop and home economics Cafeleria period w1i'h :ls prevailing cheer breaks ihe srress and sfrarn of lhe day Afler lunch comes science choral gym and olher classes Al dismissal lhere are limes when Pep Club officers Cifizen and Prism slalzl members Sodalify workers and olhers feel lhe days work is beginning all over again 21M Anne Noc fa Pal Rehagen Cha r . .. . , 2 n 38 , Chaflerl Clwafferl Clwallerl Then: Scamperl Scarnperl Scarnperl Buf 'the band works on! While oflwers Chai' and madly rush flue band works calmly on. Mr. Davis, loo! how This exfra work pays off in 'rhe besl rhyllum, harmony, and fone in Hoqan's lwislory--SPIRIT, loo, incidenfally, 39 ,- ,-W g 'll 1 1 l- . 4.4: . 1 Fronf: Gregory, Marlin, Hill, Townsend, McCormack. Conroy, Furey, Pal Hearhman, Deilz, Mounr, Ziegler, Decker, Fern. Row 2: Whalen. Carfer, Sickles, Phelps. Angorfi, Hair. Heaihman, Lewis, Woodson. Pinkerlon,Wl'1alen, Fox, Hair, Melenson, Mr. Davis. BAND By Paul Healhman Who works harder lhan +he band? Who? Sisrer Marcellina, supervisor: Mr. Franklin Davis, direclori and Mr. Jerry Dobel, drill masler. Bu+ +hese varsify players are 'ropsg likewise +he beginners band, nol pic+ured here! Ronnie Bray lleffl. lhe backbone of fhe band, is a good boosler wi+h an admirable aHi'rude. Maybe he will follow in his falher's foolsleps as a professional 'frumpel player. Rose- mary Ziegler, +uba player, is also a mosf valuable member. Officers: Deifz, Healhman lpresidenll. Mounf, Pinkerfon, Ziegler. McCormack Twirlers: Sfacy. Jordan, Baker, Flefcher, Kelly. Long. C 40 Q, V' r , - 4 S I -q ,- ,,,,.,,, . .-,....,. ..-....- ...,. ,.,.,.., 1 3 1 1 1 i I i. E The definifion and dulies of an apologisf is 'rhe subiecl of discus- sion in Faiher Fahey's fourrh pe- riod religion class foday, Fafher Froeschl's inslrucfion on lemplarion is based on The Seven Capifal Sins. This is The sevenlh period junior religion class. Fafher Mullin explains fhe Li- furgical Year To rhese freshmen in 209. Page Sponsor: Mr. Joe Dasfa 5808 Highland ,..-.5 LANGUAGES By Joan l-loey Four years of Lafin ancl lwo ol Spanish are offered af Hogan. Sisler Mary Ellenice and Sisier Marie Terese leach Laiin: Sisler Marcellina and Sisler Mary Ear- nest Spanish. These eighl Cicero sludenfs Search 'rheir map for a clearer un- dersfanclinq of lhe Laiin orafor. lf's a Spanish periodical which inferesfs 'rhe second group. Caesar sends fhese sophomores, in 'rhe piclure below, lo Their wall rnap. Kinnard. O'Brien, Quirlr, Turgeon. Row Z: Worlh. McCarfhy. Diefz, Dalian Q-.rv A6 arsdy Debate T Jrn lf e eo er Keffer Jedlcha or on Nqro Tu QF C page pafmn MURPHYY DRUG STORE B 4 16 SPEECH By PaT McNellls and Terrle Gunn Joe Clsper rughT brxnqs honor To l-Togans peech deparTme'1T and To hls Teacher SlsTer Agnes Vlrglnla when he capTunes TxrsT place rn The annual CYC Book Revnew ConTesT sponsored by The CaTholnc Commundy Lrbrary Thus Joe wins sux pomTs Tor Hogan Toward The Joyce Kulmer Award The VarslTy DebaTe Team Toolc Top honors Too IH boTh The Tn STaTe TournamenT held In Topelca and ln The local CYC Tournamenl' Shirley Fowler and George Ke1TTer won every deloaTe In The Trl STaTe series Resolved ThaT every American cuhzen should be sublecT To con scrnpTlon Tor essenTIal servlce ID Tsme oT war was The sublecT PlcTured below IS Shirley an experT aT dramaTlC reading as well as debaTe 17 MURDER IN A N NNERY it HRT l Pwxfsi.. ,., ff ill e .' f . R 1 Curfain Call! Linden, Mccarlhy, Schroer, Mullin, Bradish, Hammond. Alfar boy. Heier. Turgeon, Fern, Smith, Posflewail. Hauber, Dehoney. Krump. In lhe serenify of a canvein chapel, amid air ladenecl wifh incense and fading sirains of ihe Tan+um Ergo, -' The Baroness is murdered. Because of The Sherlock Holmes inslincls of 'rhe Jrwo nun-fearing dereciives who come from Scolland Yard 'ro inveslrigaie, everyone from 'lhe youngesl sfucienl lo Reverend Moiher, Belh Mullin, is a+ some lime accused. Laughs and suspense hold ihe audi- ence, 7 l've solved everything: loolc arrhese books! I killed ihe Baroness , . . 48 cosl Marie Marlrovich and Marci umes is a vilal par? of pulling l l 5 l l I i r 'I' i Q ,3 'rv rseiwif-d lhe x6 a Mel-lale find fha? puffing on malce-up and arranging on a play. Casl of Characlers Celebranl al Vespers ...... .. ......,....,....., Larry Mann Aliar Boys .......,,...,....... Tom Heier, Jack Townsend The Baroness Sliema Mrs. Moss ...,.,. .,.... . Venelia Geza... Sergeanl Mulligan .. lnspeclor Pearson.. Reverend Mother., Molher Peclc ,..,.. Molher Peagle ..,....,. Molher Trevor , ..,.. . Molher Bassonwaile Sisler Carmella ,.,.4 lnez Escapade ........ Verify Goodchild ,.,, Turkey Rohays ,.,.. .. Prudence Rockingham ,.... . Baron Sliema ..... ,. . Johnny Guesl. ,.,. . Mr. Turile .... . ,, ,..Marie Marlcovich ,Sue McCarlhy ,Beverly Linden Jim Mahoney .Don Hammond ,.,....Belh Mullin ,.,..Barbara Schroer ,..Myr'rle Donovan .Kalhleen Gammon .Gerlrude Van Hee ..,.,,Sue Turgeon Mary R. Posllewaii . ,..Kalhleen Fern ....,...,.Carol Neece ...Marcia McHale . .,.. .Neil Slewarl ,. . . ,. Bob Baulisla .,. ,Tim Mulvaney Olher Nuns: Bradish, Friclc, Johnson, Meyers, Smilh, Sol omon. Olher Sludenrs: Bisacca, Bul ler, Collin, Conninghlon, De honey, Hellman, Krump, Ma- guire, Mercier, O'Brien, Oliver, Palermo, Poellqen, Quirlc, Schloegl, Smilh, 49 ART By Peggy O'Neil ln 'acldilion lo lessons on 'lheory and Technique and The execulion of in- dividual proiecls, Sisler Mary Ernesl' assigns many praclical problems lo her arl sfudenfs. In lhe piclure below Barbara Phillips and Don- na Spivey are preparing fhe roclf garden for Mur- der in a Nunneryf' Dor- lores l-liles and Kay Mc Grafh check fheir designs for cosfumes. Anlhony Ku- baylco and Chuck Wycofil: apply 'rheir arf by painfing scenery for lhe senior play. Coslume and S+age Desioninq Hiles Mcerralh Slanclinq Phillips Spivey Kubaylro, Wycofl. JO l 5 L 11-1 . , ..,,..,-.--,..--.........A-. - Y-.-.-, .,..,-.......- .. ..,.- , , , , , ...,.. . .V .,--..... .--.........-.,.........-v-r-1-,rv--. COMMERCE By Eva Reiheriord and Jo Ann Grieb Under Sisrer Ann JeaneHe's supervision, fwo commercial clubs operare ai' Hogan, fhe Scinfillafing Secrefaries and The Speed- srers. The purpose of These clubs is ro render more etcfecfive, ihorough discussion, dra- mafizadion, and pracrical applicarion, rhe 'rheory and 'rechnique acquired in various commercial courses. These courses include bookkeeping, ryping, and shorrhand. vi Bookkeeping Co Ops Frankenberg Geley Aaron Page Sponsor HVNES DRUG STORE 3548 Indiana 1 , R, . .,--.--A ,...,-...,. .--.-- -.1-,-.,..: -7 T ,ig 1 3 2 Officers of fhe Scenfillafing Secrefaries: Gammon, vice-presidenfi R. Smifh, rreasurer: Fern, secrefaryq N, Smirh. president Officers of fhe Speedsiers Murray presidenf McLeese vice presldenf Hodes secrefary and Muiloy freasurer 52 1 , f 41 - 1- ,. .,., . -..., . ,. ., , ...--ak .-..,..... .,..4.........-,...-.. ..... ..., ..-- F SOCIAL STUDIES By Lois Trover Hogan offers four years of sociai siudies, civics, worid and American hisfory, and Sociology. The ieachers are Faiher Fahey, Sisier Julia, Sisfer Mary Phiiomena, Sisier Francis Therese. and Coach Jaraczewsici. Here we find Coach enumeraiing fads of world hisiory. Bernard Fifzgerald, Larry Bowman, and Tom Webb poini' ouf evidence from ihe map. Engaged in a buzz session is Sisfer Mary Philornena's civics class. They are discussing ihe advanfages and beneiifs of our democraiic way of life. 54 Tragrc7 Te-rrxfwc7 Troubled7 Tremendous7 Whafever OUR TIMES may be SlSf6F Mary Phulomenas ATTICFICGU hlsfory sfude-nfs fo us flwexr dffenhon on currenf world aPFaurs To undersfand foday s problems a sfudy of the pas? ws Px+reme7y Mumwnahng so Amemca s pasf rs sfudned un relahon fo Amermca s Iwnsfory ln fhe malcmg 351 Y1M4 J One of lhe Five Sociology Classes Taughf by Sisler Francis Therese: Wilkerson lslandingl, Seck, Denning, Jedlicka, Gammon, Mahoney. Row 2: Wall, Dugan, I'-Iiles, R. Srnilh. Spiegelhalfer, Liebsf. Row 3: Rupard, Morgan. Noonan, gF,ART FAhy 1928 AND l0Uc47.o 4 0 -f:..,irs:,:,re X, sy. c 3 c, 9:4 Veg, Sn CONNU I c Q, 1 0 :QQ -5 I' 12: E5-1' - 'no N O we-w ' CHRIST AN ing., 22:3 mari-,D I2 fE 514: Qffvcvf' 'cgi Q- l 4 4' 5 1.4. 0 -, 'af+ a o Q +34 V711 ivokn o 17 en 'v4loD01yapRlCEs 'ffwvs Lvven x Q S ' e-S' 1 9 9 is Au' F02 Q59 tx P .rus1I ,,51 LN, use I-N cm1-9 E 57794- 6 04 gs to it 44: i1 aft, '7-'iv -P ymqmb 50CIAL gg-Q ESQ? 0.15 if iii yy o,9.'5 A 5 T ar Y Oo 1, bv!- -vq 4 as -6 Q UA, AQZYET AP 5 'Ii 'WP Reproduced by Rira Klos from her own nofebook, Ihis original design of hers ourlines fhree phases of Social Chrislian living. The Encyclicals are her source. I 56 A+. f - C M. E. Smifh, Beach Givens, Row 4: McMurray, M. F, Ouirk, Jackson. Kelly, Gorman, Aaron, Row 5: Worlh, Mciioberfs. Usher, Raynor, Sanderson. SOCIOLOGY By Pal' Buller and Barbara Phillips Sociology leaves Ihe seniors wilh a lasfing impression of lheir dulies Io God, Ihemselves, and sociely. Wilh her acleguale background, Sisler Francis Therese poinfs our Ihe praclical applicalion of morals, in everyday life. To equip us wilh 'rhe knowledge and social skills re- quired I'o succeed in lhis world is noi enough. Our high school musl' build awareness of our ullimale goal in life. Thai Ihe sludy of social Chrislian principles lends Io achieve Ihis, is indicaled by an examinalion of sociology nofebooks. There follows here a lew quolalions: Sociology really gives me a new lease on life. I+ makes me realize why I am on earI'h. Lorelfa Alkinson. In Ihe presenl world crisis, I believe a course like Ihis is essenlial. In il a sludenl learns Io live wilh his Iellowmen Ihe way God expecls him lo live. Dennis Morgan. ChrisI'ian Social Principles is a subiecl in which we gel' many ol' our Ieen-age 'froubles and queslions answered 'lor us. Pal I-Iealhman. Sociology shows me how and why I should really live my Failh, inslead of merely proclaiming lo be a Calholicf' John Cleary. More and more we are realizing a need for social re- form, and we musl come back Io Ihe Church Io gel il. Tim Mulvany. N ,f ' 9 -Q, Meelinq fha Designer, Lucio Savoia: Linden, Kelly, Heilrnan, Relheriord, Mounf, Emerl. Lucio Savoia, who wifh his falher, carved lhis replica of Sain? Pefer's Basilica in Rome, here shows Jrhese sociology and civics sludenls his finished product on display af Macy's. Carved lo a perfecl scale in wood, This conslruclion look five years. Be- cause of immigrafion laws Lucio's falher was unable +o come To America. Comparing Nofeboolcs: Gelder, Cushing, Lamberf, Heafh- Bisacca, Dress, Tankard, Vohs, Jordan, DeHoney man, Garcia, Renner, Brands, Braun, Johoslcy, Shrewsbury, 57 DemonsTraTing The Slide Rule: Cooper, Willcerson, BauTisTa, McDonald, PinlcerTon, Wasleslci, Cisper, Collins, Laughlin, STolzer. MATHEMATICS MulTiplicaTion, division, and The square rooT OT This is a Tamiliar problem To The sixTh hour acl- numbers can be Tound on a slide rule. DemonsTraT- vanced algebra class. Working hard To see who is ing how one is used is Dan Wasleslci, while The oThers able To solve This problem TirsT are: Jim Willman, use Their slide rules. John Cleary, Laverne Bauer, Jerry Delaney, Bar- fsafbg l2a2b2C2 lObCy bara Bridges, VicTor Van Hee, Bob Ring, and Mary 25xylx-yl l5x2y- I 5xy2 3 EPPGWUQV- l I X41 Willrnan, Cleary, Bauer, Delaney, Bridges, Van Hee, Ring, Eppenauer 58 Dx A, f 3 A, 'ov -Lf! .- X Q X U A, ......-.- i ? JF? T'x'f- '1'5 'Qx 'Q 71,427.3 1 A 8 ' ff!1f f ,ff '71 Pfly V XM wx ,xy A 'Vff fi gi I Qi ...SX Page Sponsor. JAMES TIPPIN INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING 53OI Cleveland Em, ZI44 NX ako vexi . nfu we vw I NQQQ ' LauC5 we DRAFTING By Mary Eppenauer For Iufure engi- n e e r s, draffsmen, a n d consfrucfion men, draffing is a beginning. For any boy, if is Iraining in precision and in pains+aIcing use of deiicafe insfrumenfs. Drawing Io scale re- quires a maII1ema+i- cal background. Mr. Kipp, insfrucfor, Iim- i+s Hue course 'ro juniors and seniors. ,,e,- 60 Wasleslci, Mann, Gelder. IUSF ngu- wen, Hon s a any 3 in in of nfs. re- afi- er Ccmbiring desk work wifh obcervafion of a comfrudbn iob irdlccres We pracrical vafue of a course in draffinq. Seeing Hwis appHcaHon of drafring In everyday life sug- gesfs vocafiorral possibilifies. Observing H15 B C Consfrucfwon Job Fay Lackamp Bosserf McCormack Mahoney Hearhman Page Sponsor B C CONSTWIFUQFI Sam Bradue 1 F V' Hn 4638 Mr. im- ' +0 y yrs. ' ' 1, ' l - 1 ! -4, X1 f ry 4 I . . I I A , F' s ' Jfrlf 3 '. pe 7147, SHOP By Mary Eppenauer Being permilled lo choose wha? They wish lo make in shop, many boys con- slrucl proiecls which can be used in fheir homes. Lloyd Calvin and Neil Fox are making fables: Joe Waldinger, a chair. Some make lhings of value 'ro l-logan. For example, Joe Spear made drawers for lransporling from room fo room 'rhe lorly New Colleqiale Dic- Honariesf' David Fox operales lhe bench saw. Neil Sfewarf gels a hand saw from Paul Barbieri. who is in fhe lool room. Complefing Proiecls: Calvin, Waldinger, Fox. Page Sponsor: BOWER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 3200 FAIRMOUNT 62 r I L X. 54' N. , f 2' I X . N. Coach and Mrs. Tom Kipp HOME ECONOMICS By Dorofhy l-loefer A man on 'rhe home ec page! Why? Because Coach Tom Kipp is an aulhorily on The value of Training in home making. Didn'+ he win l'logan's home ec Teacher, Miss Eloise Renlchler, and make her Mrs. Tom Kipp? The man who can r win a home ec Teacher 'for his wife, says Mr. Kipp, should look for a girl Trained in l-logan's home making deparl- ment Mrs. Kipp, incidenfally, Thinks having in The home an experl in woodwork isn r bad. Home ec and shop! Whal a comloinafion for a home. Fufure Home-Makers: Garry. Poeflgen, Noonan, Neal. Sabofa, Afkinson, Jordan. .Ty Q 4 , , , l - . . fn if O . X5 5' ll c Br' Page Sponsor: TWO SON'S MARKET, 5230 Prospecl 64 X QQ, Q 'I 4.2 uf For Tomorro Nea! Wh ie Row 2 Jordan Keegan Mrs Knpp Afkn 5 OW P H Garry Noonan Row3 Sahafo Bea enbacher Mcfiarfhy n on wer oe gen Preparmg Hue qw? of foday for ber role Tomorrow as mofher and Hou ewufe as Hue Task of Home economics Causes In foods and clofhlng are Hwe mgrednenis needed for Tram mg +omorrows homemaker Mrs Tom Kipp lnsfrudor has an enrorfmeni of flmrfy sfudenfs nn +wo foods r ds e M Q4 B L se bei-he Page Sponsor A 81 P 'SUPER STORE Vvafdo Mfr 1 . ,, .,.-........ -... ..........Y.4 -- - . . .W ..,. ...,.,,, ,. , CLOTHI G By Peggy O'Ne-il x. .wx N ,r if J Brady, Miller, McEnlee, Mrs. Kipp, Srnilli, Meisburger. Third period clollwing sludenis, under llwe direc- 'rion of Mrs. Kipp, are making blouses and slcirls for Themselves. Their nexl proiecf will be wash dresses. Thirry-eiglnf girls are enrolled in rwo classes. Malcirq Blouses Lombardi Noel Allcinson Oeurlf Horval Heaflrman Merger Mcgnfee Pnme Pe nor R ck Scarcello Spaulding Tankard Von Enqeln 66 .fx ,, 0 ers, , ' i. . I I lx , Apron Day Brigade Froruf Lombardi Spauldung Afkunsoru Row 2 Tarulcard Prunce Smlllu Von Engeln McEn+ee Horvar Row3 Noel Sarcello Muller Mrs Kipp For Mrs Kipp s sewing class Apron Day came al llue close of flue Furs? unuu on wearunq apparel On corruplefuon of Hue prouecl eacl'u gurl wore luer apron Displayed on flue bullefun board were 'flue besf aprons from flue lwo classes Mary Renners won lursl place Page Sponsor GROTHEER S LADIES APPAREL of Praurne Vnllage 67 Sally Tankard Mary Renner V 1 6 . u . .. uu . i ez' fs ! :K Q.. X. ,, CAFETERIA By-SANDRA TABUAS Good cheer as well as choice food is served by Mrs. Lena Scarcello and Mrs. L, Declcer, willw llwe assisiance of Judy Mounl. Mrs. Elhel Leisl leaves her office desk 'ro 'lake in i'l'1e cash. Margarile Bisacca and Mary Eppenauer assisl daily in llwe cafe- feria. Whel Hoganife doesn'+ look 'forward fo lunch period! f i A ,-1 Belvind lhe Scenes: Cl1uclcWycoll. Roger Solder, Jerry Delaney, Joe Jolwoslcy, 68 1 l i i l l .l l i i l f l f XXXQ E I I i i 2 f i c i l i i Q 3 I l l ' 1 I i f Y i I Q 1 I , E i i i I+ s Counrry Cub for us' msnsr Beverly Soefaerr md Jean Hoey Arfer a mornmq of hard fudy Counfry Crub foods are refreshmq M lk Ice rream or borh rhese com nn sensors say Bur make rf Counrry Club' Page Sponsor COUNTRY CLUB DAIRY ,- Joan Hoey Barbara Soefaerf HILMD 0000 N B ,,,,.- 'Uni' -'fd-'Q-1... ,' ef-f U ff ,ff ,uae ,r rv s,, uw amfes w o anhcwpaie unc hour. Jwho, y, . . HMM XNHMV Fw Wu' fr' V'uc'r:r,4,Hl .,..- -..-. ,......-.........-.. .,.. .-,.........- ---4..... ,,,.Pf 4.-or ,s.4 sq CHORAL...RehearsaIs Mean Perfection By Beverly Soelaeri' Besides singing in class for pleasure and development These freshmen and sopho- more singing classes enleriain ai Chrislmas and a+ ofher school assemblies. Their masier performance of The year is lhe annual Spring Operefia. Sisfer Mary Vinceniia is +he leacher: Mary Agnes Cummings, +he accompanist ws Accornpanisi: Cummings, Fronlz Joyce, Fry, Waferbacli, Porier. Corolla, Fisher, Worih, Thimes, l-lolrnan, Roque, Naudel. Reid. Row 2: Murphy, Hulfo, Scanlon, Conway, Hoey. Row 3: Winken, Phillips, Elmer, Connor, Ryan, O'Neil, McCar+hy. 70 i i i -K' i Vx QQX 'W LM' Carolers Fronf Garcla Maqu re Turgeon Craddoclr Mullin Kraus Row2 Caldarello Bosserf Fox Bauhsla Hammond Loolcmg forward 'fo leads In The Sprung Operella for flue Hogan Clmrlslmas assembly flwese carolers from Susler lvlarcelllna s varuous clvoral Buf don + fhmlq Cl-,Oral ,S all -fun and Show Below groups recelve and glve 'oy al Clwrlslmas They you fmd one Class 5+ Work perform al Village Green al prvvale lwomes and 71 ,, ,,,,,,,,,.,- ,,,4,.,,.,,.,g............-.. -.- T.......---ae..- .......-- -.-M , ., . By Peggy O'Neil A school is as good as i+s library. Sisler Mary Albia, librarian, works diligenlly lo keep siandards high. This year she added several hun- dred books To l-logan's col- leclion and 'rrained a new group of Bibliophiles. In ad- diiion lo service behind 'rhe desk, ihese Bibliophiles mend and shelve books and help caialog. The officers are Peggy O'Neil, presidenfg Jean Speigelhalrer, vice- presidenig Carol Palermo. secrelaryr Kaihleen Mann, lreasurer. Rila Klos. Joyce Sharp, and Jo Ann Leedy are lhe library arrisls. Flor- enl Wagner is general man- ager. Olher Bibliophiles are Mary F. and Rulh Mande- cina, Mary A. Ronan, Joyce Sharp, Larry Kennedy. Mary M. Myers, Nancy Smirh, and Mary L. Tiedka. s 1 -2 s he ei' .N I ,eff LIBRARY ONS ff SD efbefgdyfer f 1 72 e erik Pdyerm o , 470 S T3 E 'Q' -I fd Z Qc . I cliq- . L 1 r if m w . I--M . -., E X SWG Q11 SX w QW Xxnevhoia X o NI' n- 50 -s-A COME NORTH! affracfs Anne JoIIifI, a shopper af I. DonneIIy's, where Eva Refherford cIerIcs each Saf- urday. Seeing This new book wriffen by Sisfer Julia.. a Hogan faculfy member, sfarfled her. I iusf didn'+ realize, she fold Sandra Tabuus, +ha+ DonneIIy's couIcI have a book wriffen by one of my own Hogan Teachers. This expIains why Anne became Ihe firsf Ho- ganife Io purchase COME NORTH! Page Sponsor: I. DONNELLY CO., Religious Arficles I22I 23 McGee v 5 1 1 Plwiici, llwe mosl' advanced sci- ence course al Hogan, is limiled 25, seniyrs wbo liave adequale background lraininq in marli and science. Sisler Rose Carmel is The yh insrruclor. lil- Showing We elrlecls of unequal cl, pressure, Joe Cisper malces a in vacuum inside rlwe can, causing il ni- To collapse because ol exlernal pressure. of Bill Slolzer and Leo Cooper are ils proving llial work is accomplished l- easier on an inclined plane. Bob -r- McDonald, Peggy O'Neil and rd Neal Sfewarl assisl and record s, resulfs. 'Y Using fhe lnclined Plane: Camper, Jolmoslry, O'NeiI, McDonald, Slcfzcr, Slewarf. Bob Baulisla experimenrs wifli flue eflecls of air pressure on a mercury baromeler. Loolcinq on are Sliilolw Maguire and Mile Quirln. Larry Mann and Bob Krug: are lalcinq llie baromelrr rem? wg required lc forecasf fhe werffber Jolnn Collins cliecl-cz llie proreflure from rlie lab brarnlc. X Showing fha Effecrs of Unequal Pressure: Hile Cisper, Wasleslri, Laughlin, Cleary. PHYSICS By Mary Cronin Dernonslraririg flie Baromeleri Kluq, Mann, Collins. Baulisra, Maguire,Quirl1. BIOLOGY By Mary Cronin and Dorolhy Gollinei ln a happy mood, Mr. Kipp begins his fourlh period biology class. Sisfer Rose Carmel feaches The olher four classes of biology. Nearly every sophomore af Hogan is enrolled in lhis vilal course of laboralory science. Bisecling frogs, fish, and olher repliles proves an unusual lealure in biology io Franlc Abbot Nick Dorielson, Thomas Grieb, Carol O'Corinor, and Paul Barbieri. ,Iiff Lab clay fo Abbol Donelson Gr eb, O'Connor, and Barbieri. Page Sponsor REARDON INSURANCE Co 2l6 Porler Building Amoeba and microscope fas- cinaie lhese bioloqisfs. Charles Fraas, Thomas Mead, Larry Arcury, Barbara Kynelle, John Galey, and Jerriann Noel are inlenf on finding an amoeba or paramecium by means of 'rhe microscope. Affer spending weeks search- ing for leaves of dirferenl' lypes, Palricia Delaney, Thomas Aldrich, Donald Caldwell, and Howard Way classify fhem in lheir leaf boolcs. Laler fhese books are displayed in fhe library. X Fraas, Mead, Arcury, Kynelle, Galey. Noel. Page Sponsor: WALDO JEWELRY 7447 Broadway mmf., La' V 1 . ,hal way. 77 GENERAL SCIENCE K,,.ff James Casey and Ronald Myers are dislilling wafer in an experimenl in general science. Observing The resulfs are: Baker, Bisacca, Brown, Cocly, Connor, Conway, Galvin, Gorman, Hoey, Holman, Lipperf, Malory, McMurray, Murphy, O'Connor, Park, Purcell, Rizzo, Roque, Vogel, Way, Wirlcen, Young, Fisher, Hiliner, Robson, Currigan, Benedict I l 78 Dru ers Educalior' Cooper McEn1ee Coach Jaraczewslr George Fr el Mounl Leedy Regular service for your car means more miles longer wear malnlein Coach Jaraczewslci and The driving class The following ar pledged 'ro service your car for sale driving fhe year around Bob Coifs D X Service Slalion 20I Wes+ 75+l1 Canada's Service Slafion 36+l1and 7l Highway Miners Sinclair Service S+a+ion 46+h and Paseo O'Connor Cadillac Company lnc I230-32 Minnesoia, K.C. Kansas Roller Tire 81 Brake Service Sla. 39fh and Warwick Souihfown Mo+ors lnc. 47+h and Paseo Collage Inn 65+h and 50 Highway 77 THEE DGFA PERFECT D Y By Bill Dalfon Buzzl Tl1ere's rlwe bell. Sfudenrs lump fo flwelr fee? and say lheir prayers. ln a flaslw The halls are iammed. Up and down and all around! l-logani+es rush every which way ro gel ro flrelr loclrers or ro some appoinfed staff, club, or comrnlffee meeling, Some slowpolres llnqer af rlwelr loclrers. Oc- casionally il's business fha? derains. buf more oflen, if's iusl a friendly buzz session. Page Sponsor: NIGRO CLINIC D. M. NIGRO, M.D. J. A. NIGRO, MD. E. R. NIGRO, M.D. BO Nor everyone leaves al 3 I5 Drs mussal brings more worlc for Pep Club orlscers and all leaders who malce exlra currlcular dCl'1VIl'ISS cluclc Pulling zesl and varlely Info weelcly rallies laxes +l1e mgenuuly ol Pepslers Barbara Plwllllps Mary A Tarwaler vice presldenf Paffy Moran 'rreas urer Kallwleen Kraus presudenf Shu lol'1 Maguire secrefary and Nancy Smufh Working loelwlnd flue scenes afler sclwool may ls lnuncl leaders of varlous organnzallons commlllees camera club proclors slafls offrce allend anis Page Sponsor ROTARY LIFT CO Olldraulnc Elevalors Mr George Tabuas SODALITY COMMITTEES 1, I lnifiafing Chrislrnas Proiecrs: Jeriann Noel and Carol A. Jollihf display fhe firsf dolls made by The Aposrolic Commillee for poor children, By Marlene Rennock and Dorofhy Hoefer Through commifrees laboring affer school much Sodalily work is performed. Seven commilfees func- lion al Hogan. The lnler-Racial, supervised by Sisler Marie Therese and headed by Kafhleen Fern and Mary Ellen Denning, work al Guadalupe and Brooklyn Cenlers for Mexican and Negro children. Visiling fhe aged af Troosl Nursing Home and assisiing needy families are works underlaken by Sisrer Frances Ther- ese's Converl Commilfee. Mary Ellen Smilh and Maureen Duhfin are co-chairmen. Aposlclic workers, guided by Sisler Mary Philomena Through co-chairmen Sue McCar+hy and Kalhy Gor- don, concenlrafe on The relief of The poor and voca- lional guidance. Wifh Sisfer Marcellina as adviser, Par Slewarf and Bonnie Grisafe pilol 'the Eucharisfic group lhal promoles devolion fo lhe Blessed Sacramenl. Proiecfs of Our l.ady's Comrnillee, sponsored by Sisfer Rose Carmel and led by Tom Coppinger and Mary Carol Lynch, include 'rhe Marian Award, Five Clubs, and scapular making. Periodic publishing of Sodali+y l-lighlighlsu and The encouragemenf of good reading are proiecrs of fhe Lileralure Commiffee. Sisler Mary Denise is sponsor. and Barbara Phillips and John Looney are coechairrnen. Sponsoring 'rhe annual slamp conlesl and orher mission proiecls, Sisrer Mary Vincenlia's Mission group is headed by Joe Cisper and Cafhy Gray. Pulling up The Crib: Bauer. Townsend, Welsh. Kubayko, Breen. Hill. fb I, N 4' W Page Sponsor: NIGRO CORPORATION 8 I 5 W. 58 Terrace 82 ' Irs? CAMERA CLUB Colng mlo Acllon Gosselm Campbell Welsh V Van Hee E Marlm By Mary Eppenauer On allernafe Tuesdays Ilwe Camera Club meels allen' muclu experxence Slsfer Rose Carmel IS flue sponsor school Io discuss and recelve msfrucluons on plwologra OILIICSFS are Jam Welslw presldenl Vncfor Van I-lee plwy Talcnng deyelopvng and prnnllng plclures for II'1e vuce presudenl Slwnlolu Maguxre secrelary Ireasurer CITIZEN and ollwer sclwool and mdlvldual prolecls gn e Vue ng Nafo al Scholasllc Pholog lc A ards V Van I-lee Eppenaucr G a I-lee Weslm Campbell Go seln M L Mar? 5.4.1 I 83 ....i,..-..-....-. -A .......l---:ff-'-'---... ---..--.-- ------ A, Page Sponsor: CURRIERS OF KANSAS CITY 7I08 Balhmore L Q-ro' 'OG4 OUR PROCTORS PROCTOR 4' 'Gu sw ' vi ' 1 Jar O ' A 6 : h ...- ,, N fx ,, jf T ! O4 l . , my ,s , i l ,Q ' N 4 Procfors: Row I: Mahoney, Tungeff, Quirlr, Galey, Wilkerson. Delaney. Row 2: Givens, Vohs, Bosserf, Laughlin, Wasleslci. Row 3: Behm, Johosliy, Gurnrninger. Raynor, Fay. Row 4: Sfolzer, Klug, Collins. Cisper, Baufisfa. Row 5: O'Malley, Shay. Mc- Cormack. Seek, Morgan. Row 6: Cleary, Mclvlurray, Pinkerfon, Miller. McDonald. By Don O'lv1alley The only club af Hogan fo be sponsored and supervised direcfly by flue principal, Sisfer Franceffa, is 'rhe Procfor group, an organizafion of senior boys banded fogefher fo mainfain order and enforce school regulafions. The word procfor means 'llaw enforceru which signifies fhe chief aim of fhe Club, or proxy which indicafes fhaf a Hogan Procfor represenfs Sisfer Franceffa when acfing in his official capacify. For fhis reason Procfors wear official badges. Presiclenf of fhe club is Pai Wilkerson. Laurel Givens, Tony Mclviurray, and Dan Wasleslri are fhe ofher officers, Page Sponsor: LEE FOODS CORPORATION Funsfon and Fiberglas B4 5 I 'I 4 4 N H R Ie D Si F1 R TU DE T BOARD 1 Members Bauhsle Turgeon Kinnarcl Wilkerson Hammond Blolfman Nrgro Grisale Kraus Klos Rupprechf Dalfon Kieffer Srnifh Van Hee Was lesiu Hades McMurray Gammon Harris Breen DeFeo Drefz Heier Maher Willrnan Bloornsier Scaracello Maggard M L Dalron Jedllclra Enna Feeney Kopp L Van Hee P Feeney Murphy Ryan D Murphy Townsend Rizzo Lyons Maguire M Critniie Mrf F i Vlrf 5 NT' d Wceff efvf in, FE' es, X, :wer V one Dfesf. Membership by Shdenf Ballof Acfing as a liaison befween cafe+eria manage- menl and sfudenls, fhe Board sends a lefler ol appreciarion ro Mrs. Elder and a summary of slu- denr preferences regarding lunch. Marifa Grisafe and Sam Nigro deliver il. Under lhe supervision of Sisler Francerra and Sisfer Agnes Virginia. prin- cipal and sponsor, fhis group works our sfudenr problems and sponsors drives and acfiviries. 85 .-. , -- h i Ill!! 'f I r , I - I I I ::,q45,:.5g , - vw y. lui -H-Q.--E...-...M I I ,M,,..i . ..-1---f I A ------' 5 --,--4, f Regisfrafs Office: Mrs. E. Liesf. Bradish. By Mary Eppenauer 3 ,M .. . I .Ll 1 1 i i . These oHice afiendanfs spend ai leasf one hour 11' a day helping Sisfer Francerra, principal, wifh rouiine office work, Their dufies range from filing and recording Io announcing over 'rhe PA. and answering 'rhe Telephone. Pracfical fraininq in office procedure is acquired by srudenfs who quaiiiy io serve in ihe office, 51 ,fi 'I I 86 Main Office: Kieffer. Schroer, Renner, Spivey, Afkinson. OFFICE Inner Office: Mclfnany, Jediicka. iiiiif Hi ' I i s 1 i I I 5 I . I i i i 1 i I I 1 . i - i I i 'HL --.H i RL 'E' Flllng Sludenf Schedules Brands M E Sm llw Dlsirlbuhng Mall Aflnnson Sclwroer Spivey mb... P parng lndvclual Gu name Fle K V' le Jourdan Groqman Erckon Page Sponsor ZIP EXPRESS COMPANY 62 l 7 Oak B7 . . ., 1.-.,..--..,..,, ....,...-.-..........-.,.. .. Mr Francns Elder cuslodlan frequenlly funds hrs way lo The OFFICE A need fo examine blue prunfs for flue plumbing sy lem brlngs lum IH loday Bob Jedllclca OHICS affendanf of flue hour IS ready lo asslsf Mr Elders EFFICIENCY as a cusfodxan has loyally To l-logan and l'us frnendly smlle for eve yone he meels make hum flwe Indispensable man f I s X, Examining yearbook covers, Co-Edirors June Rupprechl and Bill Dalfpn discuss wilh Mr. Merrill Posfrna. American Yearbook represenr-alive. Ihe possibiliiies for using Ihe design skerched by Marlene Rennock. ar? ediror. Marlene skeiched nor only our I952 cover design, bul Iayoufs for Ihe Iwo rnonlages on pages 7 and lO5. PRISM Staff: Sirrinqz O'NeiI: Beech: Rennock, ari edirorq Rup- prechr, co-edilori Grieb, business: Phillips. Srandingz Turnquisl, Hoey: Eppenauer, Iayoul edilorg Dalfon, co-edifor and sporfsi PRISM WORKERS II by Ihumbing Ihrough Ihese pages you Iind yourself recalling memorable evenls ol I952 al Hogan, we, The PRISM slarl, shall feel Ihaf Ihis annual has served well iIs purpose. Through word and pidure we hope Io leave a Tangible record Ihal will recall pleasanl memories. Each piclure reflecls a day Ihal will never some again-a day made up of work, prayer, and fun. For Ihis reason we divided our book info sedions porlraying our sludenls, whom we call I-Iogan Cifizensf' aI work, al prayer, and al' recrealion. Special credil for Ihis yearbook goes Io June Rupprechl and Bill Dallon, co-edilorsg Jo Ann Grieb and Eva Refherlord, financiers: Pai Buller, non-s'I'aIlI Iypislq and Dorolhy Goffineh associale edifor. Wirhoul Ihe help of siudenls who soliciled pa- Irons and page sponsors this volume could never have become a realily. So, Ihanks, I-Iogan Cilizens, and here is your I952 PRISM. Gorlinef, associale edilorz Soelaerr: Kieffer: O'MaIIey, sporfs Refherlord, business: Cronin. copy edilor. Noi in piclurez I-Ieafh man, Gunn. Tabuas, McNeIIis, I-Ioefer, Trover. Page Sponsor: MAX RIEDEL PAI NTING AND DECORATING 55 I 8 Troosf 88 Ins nd ar Iwis rd rd V19 In. GFI V19 F171 r ,la CITIZEN Sfaff Srfhng Lampfon Ieafures Klug and CanIweII and KIos co edufors Sfandmg BIIcIcnan and Denonoe adver sporIs Brancafo IypII Marin news FaIIon TIecIIIca and Irsung Welsh and Van Hee pI1oIograpIIy Breen news Nm In Bessenbaclwer I ure wrII'ers GrIndeI rcuIaIIon Van I-Iee pIc+ure Jeff WaIzI THE HOGAN CITIZEN STAFF AH'aInIng Iis 'rwofold purpose of rrulmnq sfaff members IU fhe arf of lournaIIsIIc procedure and of cI'IronIcIIng school Infe a+ Hogan Ihe CITIZEN of I952 maunfarns The IwIqI'I caIIber seI for II In prevIous years I-IIQII rahngs In 'rne Na+IonaI ScI1o Iashc and Cafholrc School Press A socrahons and uIII and Scroll Indlcafe Ihe quaIIry of our scI1ooI paper Under Ilne gwdance of SISISI' Agnes Euqema Co Edlfors RIIa KIos and Gerfrude Van I-Iee pIIo+ II'1e sIa1LI I'IeIplng Io capfure +I'1e IouI'naIIsIs IropI1y for I-Iogan las? spnng R Ia won Irs? pIace n +I'Ie arf drvlslon of IIIe CPC ConIesI Gedrude IS cur renf nahonal wInner oI SIOO IU Hue Exfenslon Maga zine confesi uaIIIyInq II'II year Ior IIII and ScIoII member sI'1Ip IIIVGG Iumor MIII memIner In Imafe II'eIr I'JIIIIy as ume an' cr Tnese are Mary C Breen new 'non Page Sponsor CRESTWOOD CLEANERS 5547 Troosi s rung ng pIeasure ry al var .1 Serv J V Hee WMI nf e. I1Imo'I'Ie FIT ucn ri I X Ie I II 5. el' 5. : , 'sr - 'I, : , ' , I 3 I I W I I I ' - . ea? ' g ' , cI ' 5 A :I , , fs? III- . . 5 . , ab Vwf , In O 5- II ,,,.,.. I ..,,,., . . I ' . pl- ' , I I I 4? K Q ' - Qf . . I . . g f 1 S. F. Y , 0 .. IO S SI IQfIrI - ship netv' year. I , Mary Teresa FoIIon, f,oIumIII:I rand Ienmre wriIer3 I 1 P. ,A fwwy , In y B' I ew mf:fIIII III Qyefy HIII.IIIII,- I, II IIIIIQIIS - I f 'WI I 6 'CIM' wuqw Im We beers ,f ,I MII, IQIIUIII-.1 I. F Em I we KI ' A Id I u u af' . I mow CILIA' ' 'ru ' IIIIII-,IIIy I,-I II ffzpy vac I , IZEN If II-Iv a-, I - L- Eleven rimgrisz iimsrnfziisis II Simi Gmail, Srzroii TIIIYLIEIQ I L4 I D dill m1 e5Tr I .,,p,g. ? ' .- r X a I 5 , , 3llTllIIll-1lff0lf1l!SlMQil'l5inII,'S'rhlnlJnuuIiaza' I 3 Membership in Quill and Scroll, The Infernafional I-Ionor t Socieiy for High School Journalisls, is awarded 'ro ou+s'randing E PRISM and CITIZEN staff members. By being in The upper Ihircl I of Iheir classes and meefing ofher basic requiremenls, among These olemonsfrafing iournalislic service and achievement iunior and senior sfarl members merir This award. The purpose of Ihe Quill and Scroll Sociefy is 'Io beffer Ihe criferia of sludenl pulolicerions in The high school. , Xlilesilziallls 'I'u IIIIIIIYIIIIII TIM ' II lluusm. I'irIu'uam I I i ' I r ' - I ' emors I Schuh 4? -1 .4 Nu in Gerfrude Va. 'lee June Rupprechf Rifa Klos Jo Ann Grieb CITIZEN: co-edifor PRISM: co-edifor CITIZEN: co-ediror PRISM: business ,Q at Con rm: ,- I sore Ads I Mary Lou Marlin Mary Eppenauer n Eva Rerherford TIM ii Y Ili Doris Grindel I CITIZEN: newswrifer PRISM: Iayouf edilor Y PRISM: business manager CITIZEN: Circulafion 2 I A g 'A .8 in ms L 7 Tryout In I l Dorofhy Goffinef MBVY Tefesa Fallon Mary Ceclle Breen Mary Cronin PRISM: associafe edilor CITIZEN: Iealure wriler CITIZEN: newswriler PRISM: Copy edifor E Honors af M d Year Jed! clca Townsend Bauhsra Noe! Van Hee Murphy Kyneffe Scrence and Speech Awards Bob Bauhsra Joe Crsper WINNERS Work brings vlcrory Rahng E Honors ar mud year are Gerfrude Van Hee and Bob Bauhsfa sensors Mary Jo Jedhcka Barbara Kyneffe and Jerruann Noe! sopho mores Dale Murphy and Jack Townsend freshmen Hogan s 52 wnnner of rhe Bausch Lomb scnence award IS Bob Bauhsfa and speaker No I IH fhe Book Review Conresf spon sored by fhe Cafhohc Communrfy Lnbrary ns Joe Cnsper Gerfrude Van Hee recoqnrzed nn na bona! compehhon as Exfensuons wrnnrng Teen Board represenrahve receuves IOO and Barbara Ede!rnann for her wrnnnng enfry IH Exfenslon ge-rs S50 Winners of cerflhcafe afhrrmnq pubh cahon nn rhe An+ho!ogy of Hugh School Poeiry and rherr poems are Jenny Lou Turnquls! Youfh Mirror Soma ene Mar F Man acuna Leaves a e agen Aufumn leaves Mary Tre fha C rr ima ara J fo e Lrrne rone 5. .,A-' xx Journahshc Awards Barbara Edehrwann Gerfrude Van Hee oi Wr q Vogel Mandacuna Tedrlra ered cr Re!aqer Ha Turvqus 91 3 ... J! 5 ss , X , 5 I 1 I rr ri . Yr.: . B i dict Winrer!'irne g Par Hair. My Pen- ci! g y , d ' . '. Ip! R h , -J 'X L. 'd . hh su? C! L - ! 9 !r 'Ns I Fwy sm: , ',i ,B,a. r ar, ri 'N N l W fffemgm. ,L , . A t I ' QQ! ?5.. N, .A,,,!-bf ww.-:4...:.,,.,,..A,,L ' 'K-wmv s BISHOP CYHARA VISITS HOGAN -gl W. I 2' V5 I, llf I ' , By Dorolhy Gohfinel YouIh is Ihe lime of courage. said His Excellence, lvlosf Reverend Edwin V. O'I-lara. and Ihe Mass enables us Io have all our life- Iime, Ihe courage of youlh. You enler I-Iogan as children and leave as aclulls. May you grow daily in The underslanding of Ihe privi- lege which is yours-'ro share in Ihe Mass. These are buf a few of 'Ihe Ihoughls ex- pressed by our Bishop when he offered, in Seplember, Ihe Mass which officially opened Hoqarfs new scholaslic year. I 2 B shop O Hara admlmslers Holy fxfwmmumon lo Bob Seal: O ls nex 5 u erson se pres: en has us ece ved ln flue background ls Falher alley assusled by J rw Mahoney sludenl board presrdervf 'ending Grogman Munclen Reed Way God s Mlnule l have only lusl a mlnule Only snxfy seconds In ul Forced upon me can 'r refuse ul Dndn l' seek ll' dldn l choose ul' Buf ll s up lo me lo use 4+ l mu lsuller nc l lose Glye accounl ll l abuse ll le llny ldlle mmufe Sul Efermly s n Delaney Dugan i . . 1 . Mr. Kip- ' l. Pl W'llc , 'or 'd l. l r ' - ' l I l l . , ' , S ' : , 1 ' il, Jus ' ' ' - 4 l l ll. 95 ,H -M ,....-..--g....- ,... ..... .. ..... SPIRITUAL LEADER HIP AT HOGA . r, X V' Rf 0 I' 5 .f fi I I I f 1' Consulling Falher Fahey, spirifual direclor, concerning pam' phlefs lo be recommended lo Sodalisls are Ihese officers: Bauer, Baufisla, Turgeon, Kinnard. By Dorolhy Goflinel To Iosfer a spiril of prayer and Chrisrlilce service ar I-Iogan, by means ol devolion 'ro Jesus fhrouqh Mary, is one goal ol our Sodalily leaders. They worlc under Ihe supervision of Iheir spirifual direcfor, Falher Fahey, and 'rheir moderalors. Sisler Mary Denise and Sisler Mary Ernesl. Oflicers are Bob Baulisla, prefect l.aVerne Bauer, vice preleclq Sue Turgeon, secreraryg and Richard Kinnard, lreasurer. . One novel proiecl inlroduced by Ihese leaders is The Rosary Round-Up, which brings daily Io Ihe chapel, volunleers who recile lhe Rosary afler school. Olher proiecls are Bishop O'I-lara's Mass, Homecoming presenlalion al lhe Bene-dicrine Chapel, frequenl Mass and Communion, Ihe Sodalify Chrislmas social, and lhe annual rerreal. All lend lo bring Sodalisls lo Jesus lhrouqh Mary. 96 I kv fl' SODALITY ASSEMBLY Presenfing a summary of 'the SSCA she allended in Chicago. LaVerne Bauer, vice-prefect ad- dresses Soclalisls af lhe Seplember meelinq. Bob Baufisra, prefect follows wifh his reporl on 'rhe Chicago summer school. Al fhe lable are Farher Fahey and fhe Sodalily officers who conducf all regular monlhly meefings. Al These assemblies lhe yarlous commnffees reporr lhelr achvlhes and plans In 'rhns way They encour age Sodallsfs fo qrea+er sanchfy fhrough prayer and servnce Somehmes rhese reporfs are pre senled as slculs or IH olher novel forms 'XX . . . MDMNO F-A-gm A. ' ,U .Q ,,......-.-L... .. ,..,,-.. ....,- ....... ........-. .. --.,-- V- V - - V PRAYER MINGLES WITH MIRTH AT HOME COMING i his f:Q, f. S By Sandra Tabuas and Lois Trover Prayer enlers irilo all aclivilies al Hogan, sporfs included. While lhe leam in 'rhe school chapel malce lheir cusfomary visif preceding each game, Shiloh Maguire presenls her bouquel in fhe Chapel of Perpefual Adorafion. Members of lhe Pep Club assemlole also as Guard of l-lonor al lhe Benedicline Corivenl. if I Shiloh Maguire, l-lorrvecorriiriq Qu s bouquel fo her Eucharistic Kifvq. '. - , .... - A. , -..----..-.w ...W L WR and , 'Kown N05 Yrroesclfllz va . wha' H1 val Nl xo C fl. ' Q wma Vausmy Ylea Yau send SODALITY CHRISTMAS DANCE By June Rupprechl The Sfudeni' Spirilual Council, comprised of Sodalily officers and chairmen and co- chairmen of ihe seven commiflees, plan and direcl ihe annual Sodalily dance, held fhis year af Chrislmas Honoring Our Lady, They choose as lheir rheme Her Blue Heaven. Sfars suspended from 'rhe ceiling, The Naiiviiy Scene in life size figures, and +he Sodalily Emblem beauiify 'rhe hall. Indi- vidual favors prolong 'rhe memory of Chris? and Mary 'ro whom 'rhe dance is dedicafed al' 'rhe infermission. Sludenf Spirifual Council, who planned This social Row I: Looney, Dufiin, Grisafe, Fern, Smifh, Gordon Bauer, Turgeon. Row Z: Long, Kinnard, Lynch, Bauiisfa Denning, Gray, McCarThy, Phillips. Cisper, Coppinger. TOO .L HER BLUE HEAVEN ls a Niqhl in a Dream .Sim Nell dance? lt's reserved for Jesus and Mary. L., Combining devorion and fun, Sodallsrs pause for hymns and menfal prayer. George Tidona's orchesrra provides melody filling fo 'fhe formal dress ol lhe Sodalisfs, fhe merry spirir of Chrlslmas, and lhe dec- oralions inspired by lhe Theme Her Blue Heaven. Bur fhe Nahvlfy Scene and lhe Sodaliry emblem sugqesr G-od. A+ fhe in- fermisslon rhe enrire aflendanfe pause 'ro sing hymns ro Mary and lhe new born Christ pe f l ,, .hwy swf Nerd gcefs , Edu fee J y Oy rn S D! r, BGUHH eased WIA ' u 6 T th 'fleenv 9 success ' ' ' RETREAT X is gm 'T X..-a-ff' By Paul Heafhman Ofiering 'rhe Holy Sacrifice and receiving 'The ferences, reflecfion, and ofher acfivifies which follow Eucharisfic Christ Sodaiisfs open each new day of They make 'these Three days of prayer and siience The Their annual reTrea+ in union wifh God. Through con mos? significanf of Their schooi year. Alone wlfh God: DeFeo, J. Keafing, Lehane, J, Weish, Van Hee, Sfolzer wiih beads. 9' 42. Fi-i!'i.r5 102 ff 229 rw. lx -v . x u . f llf ' l W. X l N24 WW' vlxxwicw CWM - . 256 Y 8 Vx , an Megan ' More Browsing and Planning: Buller, Poeflgen, ge GOD SPEAKS... In numerous ways. God speaks lo flwe soul during refreaf. Per- sonal conferences wilh 'rhe refreal masler, Confession, vlslls lo 'l'l'1E Blessed Sacrarnenl, prlvale prayer and refledion, medilalive reading rr L9 O V65 -all bring peace and spirifual unclersfanding. Truly, refreaf is a spirilual invenloryq a fresh beginning for deeper, fuller living. A Pop Visil: Leedy, Friel, au+l1ors of Offering Selecrlng a ParnplvlelZl.Ol1rey,J.Parlmconroy. Frle 54.-:Ji- g OU WE E R OPFERING . . M? . :W Offering lo Chrlsl' 'Through Mary ty Aim our work , our prayer our lun, 5545, We conclude fhis secfion of our loook enlirled F Hogan Cirizens Pray. OFFER OUR WORK . . . The daily prepararions- for The souls ro be saved: f The essays rhal cosl so much 'Thought -- The problems and formulas- fhar our sins may be fewer: Our work on Commijffees- H fhal' Purgaforfmay soon ci for fhogi! enduring Hs p Our self dlscnpl e-- for fhe dr ann we foo frequenlly show All lhese dear Jesus we offer 'rhal Your Passion may never be forgollen OFFER OUR PRAYERS For 'fhe dlffrculfres each day brrngs nd +o help us focus our arrenhon ass and Communion prayers before class vrsrls durrng fhe day for The beHermen+ .aff : of our Hogan Crhzens Menfal prayer +ha'r mlellecfual prrde may decrease Spmfual readung fo guide our conducf unhl we reach You OUR OFFERING WE OFFER OUR FUN The sporfsmanshrp of our games rn reparahon for all offenses The good fellowship of our dances Thai Your peace may abrde The frrendleness we show ro all Thar all may become Your friends The courfesy we prachce fha? all may be sanchhed Take O Lord our laughler our rallies everylhmg all rs Yours WORK FUN PRAYER All are sanchhed an You You once worked as a carpenler You fraversed long weary roads You were presenf ar Cana wurh nfs poverly slrucken hosr AND PRAYER' You prayed wrfhouf ceasrng from Befhlehem 'ro Calvary PRAYERFULLY We T952 Hogan Crhzens bequealh fo fufure Hogan Cnhzens fhe desire 'lo 'follow where You have led Jo Ann Leedy and Valencia Frlel HOMECOMING PEP RALLY 'R -J R ac I ..-ff' C H Jef-mewski sam Tankard, Kafh'een Ferr Q sw sq 1 Q 106 HCJMECOMI G DANCE Page Sponsor BOB COITS STAUON DX 20I Wesi 75 S+rc-ef rf: ee HMaourea Cap+anB bTu e B Na. C r N uecw Shwbh Maumre and date B b Eau! sm e e sa e a'xNee K u am: S McCarf y are B DSECkd'1Cf Tony MQMurraf L IO7 FOOTBALL D mr- rd DrnO a 5 ani rhMy We nqrxf buf WH Hee emflms asm as ueem Shklw Maqurre waves ro members of We Pep Uub Chaufmeurmg her arf, Barbara Sdwroer Mary I. Marhrv and Don Hammond Wnlder shi! are The slwours '- By BU! ai' K-a r' J 'T-A Ney Brlk p Q f 'V T V 1 I- E' ' ,7 f Q fa . ' when Bob Tunge-H picks up yardage. A+ 'rhe half Bob Tungerr, capfain, presenfs Shiloh wirlw a bouquef of chrysanfhemums. Specfacular is fhe performance s+aged Here by Hogan! band and fwirlers, under Hwe direcfion of Mr. Davis, in- s+rucfor, and Mr. Dobel, drill-masrer. Page Sponsor: AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROL 5939 Troosi 108 W VARSITY Falls and spllsl Foolpal lhrllsl lhals our varsnly VC Iorles scarce buf leamworlc abundanfl Behmd our learn always ns Ihe cheerlng crowd peppy cheerleaders ener gehc Pep Club dependable Managers O Ivlalley and Fruel and Coaches Ed Jaraczewslcu and Tom Kipp Through Ieam worlc we Iclndle our undylng splrll Io gave our all desplle Ihe odds Schedule De-LaSalle Opp I-Iogan Glennon as Roclchursf S+ Agnes Pemclay Redemplorlsl Imrnaculala Fronf Duga G Iey R w 2 Coach .I rac7e In Mller Ring Belief urlx I'IIe Gumm nqer Laughln Morgan Bloom 'Q. P lr slr.: OMaIle Row3 Tun elf Wlkerson Welch Fo Mehrer G vens Q in sei, 41 'Q Af, ,- IO9 I . ' I I . I ' . I- ,. . , . 39 6 .. . ,... I8 6 I.III' ,,...... ....... ...,. 2 l I3 . ,. , .. I9 6 . .. . 2b 6 . . ,, I8 I3 'I I ' ., 25 I3 . .. O I2 : n, a . o : a wsi, I . ' , ,QI , I 4 I , I , , - I , M r I eggs H-+I I ,I I H .' 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Hogarfs TD, came in The lasT quar- Ter when 'l'ungeTT ran 90 yards Tor The Tally. HOGAN 6 GLENNON I8 Hogan's TungeTT elecTriTied The crowd by running The opening kickoTT 95 yards Tor a Touchdown: buT Glennon sTruck back, scor- ing Two T.D.'s in The second and one in The TourTh quarTer. HOGAN 6 ROCKHURST I9 The Hogan Team won an early lead over The HawkleTs when TungeTT Took a pass 60 yards Tor The Tally, BUT The HawkleTs Then rolled up Three Touchdowns To deTeaT The Rams. lnTerTerence leads way Tor TungeTT. A Q , .ge 1' T4. 4r?f'-'T Q' - ' ,' JW-e- ATI T 'A' ur: ,T .Q Q 2vgMii'?'fl2s, ir WT, iff 1 ' '-1 . ' I 2' w:- M ' -. ,Qi . T 7 92f -'l' -Ha fy - A-' vis' 'i 'wk ll B., as ll! Ill 'T v-1 fa' : , .- ' 4 .- ew 6-rw fd - T . N W err' 6 X r T ' jig?-5 .- if A QT 2 .,, , M . me ... ....- f or T Q . I W- -J U ff 1 wi' BloomsTer TF. B.l BloHm A O. Bl X Ht V' Du. N-r ,- 1 mr-vw 1 .'. - - -'f x f pr' , I. .' . 4, - sk a ' , -1 sw 'W 1 ON XXX defe HOGAN I3 PEMDAY I8 Cornplefely ou+pIayung Ihe highly TG vored Rande s Ihe Rams performed Thenr besf work of fhe season Hogan s Reunecker aIerI Ram end made Iaofh Iouchdowns HOGAN I3 LILLIS 2I The game see sawed nefher Team gam :ng much yardage WlI'h Ihe score her, a+ The I'1aIf Ihe Irnsh came back Io de fear The Rams HOGAN I3 REDEMPTORIST 25 The Redempforusf Rockefs pushed over Iwo T D s IH The second half 'ro defeaf The Rams Hogan scored IH Ihe Iourfh quarfer when Bloffman wenf over from Ihe fave HOGAN I2 IMMACULATA 0 Passing IoId The sfory. A pass from BIOH- man Io ReIneCIcer I9rough'r Ihe inI+IaI Touchdown. Lafer TungeH in+e-rcepfinq a Raider pass, raced 60 yards Io com- plefe fhe scorIng. McMu ay T T1 E Raynor -Q ,A-- ' 5 1-, - ,Q . . 5 ,P 'f- ,- ' ec oc dc-. III sz ,lfillurn 3 Row I: Sfainbroolc, Feeney, Bowman, Coppinqer, Abbot Smiflr, Galey, Donaldson, Ku- baylco. Aldridge, Row 2: Brands, Lohrey, Fowler, Ken- nedy, McMurray, Young, Laughlin, Manager Friel, Row 3: Dolan, Aldrich, Corbin, Grieb, Maggard. l-lllfner, Dune can. Row 4: Feeney. Caldwell, Koslulca. Managers: Friel, O'Malley. Don O'Malley, varsily man- ager lor llmree years, lrains J. C. Friel. Schedule Opp. Hogan Weslporr ., ,. 7 27 Roclclwursl ,,.... .. O' I2 Glennon ..,. ., 20 I2 l.llllS . .........,..., .... . 27 I3 Reclempforisl . .... . 2I 7 Soullmeasl . ,.,..,, .. 26 I2 Del.aSalle . , I4 I3 Sl. Agnes ...... .. .,. 35 l4 C TEAM AN le VARSITY MANAGERS Page Sponsor: COLONIAL UPHOLSTERING COMPANY 36l4 Maln Joseph Egender, Manager I H2 Coaches Ja acze lc a d K pp fi ,T 'va- 5T'4,Ql-f!t ' GN THE HOME FRONT TT s Touch TooTball Today Tor Coach Jaraczewskr s Thwrd perlod gym dass On Thus held oT Trwendly sTruTe where are sown The seeds which un oTher years on oTher Txelds WITI bear The TrurTs oT vscTory PnnkerTon s P1raTes have The baTl They are abouT To sTarT a pTay agaunsT RenTers Rauders John Pnnker Ton and BTH RemTer are capTalns WhaT boy doesnT hke sporTs7 Physxcal ed classes gave every boy a chance To engage The develop menT oT a healThy body and good sporTsmansh4p coupled wnTh The awm oT wholesome Tun are goaTs oT boys physucal Traumng aT Hogan These alms Coaches Ed Jaraczewskl and Tom Klpp endeavor To ach1eve Through The presenTaTlon oT sclenhhc lcnowfedge as well as Through games exercise and The developrnenT oT skuhs 1 K on Q1 x fm nf 0 nn 4, ru Page Sponsor GROGG JANITOR SUPPLY 27l0 Easf l8Th STreeT E S Murphy proprleTor r Us T n F . , ,luv Ty it . . , 'iw-Q12 . ' J ,rf E E V i' ' ' ' .- 5' ' ' X 1 ' t' ., 'Ju , T T ' k J f . - , 5' ,. 4 Q i 1 1 N4 , ' V ! n :' X A 7 M ,Y - . - ' 9' fs lk V yn ggi., , yy V4 T..- Aglifii. T. . Eg .W rv gf i 1 J A ' ' 'V g ' I T xy ' ,y U ge: v -, 6 f y fa Q , JA' I, ' V. V x , -- no J Tl Er .252 ' ..,-,1.'eL 1 1 N3 A A ,V V A 5 ,. 4 ' 'E N A, 1 , ,- GIRLS GY B 1 wrn f T d ve QD p M 6 f c ,pe,af'e 37 , W ' , f ,r anlzccx ex fr z'1+Pe pmfse phyjcd educafion. GHG' gym in- duces 7 wet-V awe lnferc 5.5 a+hYe'rEc proqram whkh incfu es soccer, baske+baN, Indoor fermis, A. ', S a 1' , ., Swccer Tour:-amen? Copmins ard Yrsfrucfor' Cummlrqf, Br Hafner. Row 2: Mrs, Kipp Qmsirudrwrl, Van Hee, Sdomow, Kopp. 1111 basebaw and cfhef spcrfi pu -3'-Sk IIIS and in of in- lass cles nis, Relay enables many lo parfici- pale in fun and physical exercise. Concluding each game season is a lournamenf. Mrs. Kipp, insfruc- for, leeches senior girls a required Course in heallh and hygiene. . , . .. m 7, M , H W U rn -M qw I I , - Q - A , ' , . ' - X ' X X, A l ' L ' , ' ,, f ' ' ,M ,ly ff 5 Y 'iv.l N x i l if ' W ' 'ffii Y i i X xi ' f l ix ff xNAA I 1 at 'Qi V f X lx . -f ' ,u ' 1 1 s . , N' ., 1 A ix Nx:-X? k A e vi 'g Q.. . , . K GX E. ' V . V ,. -f , x if ,V., P sk! iv, S x X A, I l Winncvi cf me Tcufnawenl: Cushing, Tesson, Solomon, Beach, Polk, Row 2: Emerl Hafner, Miz. Kipp. Ronan, Jedlicha, x ll5 .1 'fi ., 1 ! If f 4 1- 1 1 I I BASKETBALL By Bill DalTon and Don O lvlallev AlThough The Rams goT OTT To a slow sTarT They Tinished wiTh a laTe season surge. Winding up The cage season wiTh Tive league wins and seven losses, neTTed The varsiTy quinTeT a TourTh place Tie wiTh Glennon in C Y C cornpeTiTion. Besides The VarsiTy, Hogan had Three squads in inTer- scholasTic compeTiTion. The B 'learn have Tive wins To Their crediT. For The underclassmen a successiul season depends less upon games won Than upon knowledge and experience gained. In This respe-cT our reserves were successTul gaining much slcill in The TundamenTals of dribbling, passing, and shooTing, which will be valuable To The VarsiTy nexT season. Vars Ty and B Teams: FronT: McEnany, Laughlin, Quirlc, Pinlrer- CanTwell, Philipps ounT u an ow F el Lancas er Ton BauT sTa, BosserT. Row 2: BloTTrnan, Reineclcer, Seclc, Mehrer, Welch, McDonald O Bre Coach Jaracze ski No? In PICLUTE ' 1-zsa -'34 1 McMurray Coach Kipp. Row 3: Emerson, Barbieri, Willrnan, O'MaIlev. ' Ili Q - .. ' - ' ' 'nfl L L A . f Q alfa , k L J L li 5 1 ' 23 ' ' ' T Y P - mn .V ' . VX' YS X x Ti L -'T ' T ,. - ,.,. 4 l 116 J BloNma F .,.- , , . .,.-,.....- ...,-,.....,..........--- L..1 S04 rk G Seek F Bauism G VARSITY SCORES Schedule Paseo Cenfral Cenfer as+ lmmaculaha Pem Day Soufheasf Glennon ns Re-dempforusf De La aHe Rockhursf S+ Marys G-lennon ' is . Redempforid De La ale S+, Mary's . f, ,W M, 'fm fm-1 U V. re our , x Page Sponsor: BOESE-HILBURN ELECTRIC COMPANY IZ3 Wes+81'h S+ree+ 117 U, -V md,-.,,,..............,,,, ,. ,,..... ...., - ., Rockhursf . ,, Opp Hogan B TEAM ScIweduIe Opp. Hogan GIennon .. . 38 33 Lillis . . 36 3I Redempforisf .. .30 43 RocIcI1ursI . . ..3I 6 SI. Marys ,... 23 27 Redempforld . 5 I 40 De La Salle . 52 42 Rocklwursf .. . .. 32 24 Paseo .. . ...35 I6 Cenfral . . . 33 29 Center .. .. .. 23 42 East. ,..,., . .. ......38 42 Immaculafa . I8 I9 Pem Day . .. . . ...29 23 Soufheasf , ,.,. .. .56 30 De La Salle .. .,.4. .... 4 6 28 Lillis ...., . . .,.. .,... . 32 I7 Redemp+oris+ . .. ,,..,. 5I 40 De La SaIIe .... .. 52 42 Rockhursf . ....,... ., 32 24 SI. IvIary's ..., 36 29 Reineclcer sefs Io re ceive I'Iogan's rebound. I 4?Z1f'l I -f , . I-lixvb .5 ,- wwf , s W.34 Q5.WM5,.i4i?gfv..:1I r.1.4z1+:If. 6 4 1 -' uv I- Q ' yi 593 I Troosf I I8 Quirk bIocIfs shot prevenIIng 2 poinfs for The Cadefs. Iv1cEnany s+eaIs ball. scoring 2 for The Rams. Schedule Opp. Hogan SI. Agnes . .3I 23 Glennon . . .. .30 26 I.iIIis ,. . .. ....36 20 RecIempIorIsI . ..,.. .34 I6 De La SaIIe H38 20 RocIcI'1urs+ . . . 27 I9 SI. IVIary's ,, .27 26 SI. Agnes .,.. 29 I6 Glennon . .. 28 I9 LiIIis .. .. 20 I3 RedempIorIsI 39 3 I SI. IvIary's 30 29 Page Sponsor: NORWOOD JEWELRY ' w - YU C and D Teams: Fmmi: P. Fecw Myers, Coach Jaraczewski. Row 2 Mabry, Tarwafer, German Row 3: D a We dmar Arcu y Schedule Opp Hogan S+. Agnes ., 30 Giermon 27 Lillis 4I Redempiorisf 28 De La Salie 32 Rockhursf 25 Sf, Marys 33 Page Sponsor: A 81 P GROCERY Meyer and Troosf BASEBALL :gf s ' l is il! x - YW .i 'JN i y' . 'fx , x Mclvlurray, caplain. f 0,4 Lt lvwnvl Lf, , A f -X A X Coach Jaraczewslri and Baseball Lellermenr Bos- serf, oulfielcler: McMurray, pilcher: Gumminger, cafcher: Blollrnan, llrsr baseman: McEnany, second baseman, Wifh live lellermen back, Coach Ed Jaraczewslci expecls fhe Rams fo generafe greal power bolh al bals and in lhe field. Hurling dulies will fall on Tony Mclvlurray, and Dick Gumminger will work behind fhe plale. Tony pilched for lhe l-loqan nine lasf season and played all summer for lhe Soulhlown Mofors. Com- ing lo Hogan as a sophomore, he held down firsl base and lafer an oulfield posilion on lhe varsily. Tony is fhe only senior who parficipafed in fool- ball, baslrelball, and baseball every year. Page Sponsor: PHlL'S AUTO SERVICE 33rd Terrace 120 f C y T TRACK 1 5 Convplrqer ard Caldwell dlsplay I snlfse and Tlrmrq Scorung Two TlrsTs whuch were boTh record breakers Kupps l95l TraclcsTers won 38' 2 polnTs which gave Them Thlrd place In The CYC Traclc Champlonshnp lvleeT held on The Pem Day Traclc May 5 l-logans 880 yard relay squad conslsT mg oT Wullman Caldwell TungeTT and Givens won In I 39 I shaTTerung Rock hursTs Tormer record of l 394 Surpas snq Llllls old record Wagner won The , 880 yard run ID 2 l2 2 Glvens made Thlrd In The l00 yard dash TourTh nn The 220 and shared hon ors IH The 220 440 and 880 relays TunqeTT placed second In The l00 yard Thnrd ID The 220 and parTlclpaTed ID The wnnnung relay Chuck Me-hrer scored sec ond and Thsrd ln The discus and shoT puT Wunnung Third In The pole vaulT WycoTT hlT 8 TeeT 9 Inches whale De Feo Tool: TourTh In The mule run OTher Ram parTlclpanTs ready Tor l952 are Ulfli broad lump KelTTer rnlle relay Kubay ko Cop anger and Feeney ee ga e 4 ad88O ll! ! 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S Own, oelaeiii eow Along wiTh Their oTlering They earnesTly ask God To bless and proTecT all parenTs and TaculTy members who cooperaTed so marvelously wiTh The sTaTl Through financial and sponsorial assisTance. AlThough iT is conTrary To cusTom To place The TaculTy and parenTs Toward The back of The yearbook, we wanTed To save The besT Till lasTl Yes, ours are The besT parenTs and Teachers anyone could ask Tor. No one else sTands behind our work, prayer, and play so unrelenTlessly as They do. No one could be more concerned abouT our welfare Than They. Their sponsorship and supervision oT all The acTiviTies of l-logan CiTizens are largely re- sponsible Tor The success of all our underTak- ings, memories of which we will cherish always. We, The Cifizens of Bishop l-logan l-ligh School, Thank all The parenTs and all members of The TaculTy Tor everyfhing They have done and are doing Tor us, and we ask Gods bless- ing on every one of Them and on everyThing They do. ull' ifffla ext ED June RupprechT ...,-.. .. 1 ffl --ww.. ,5?.w Q 'L ,- ,Ai , sf if FACU LTY Wilh Sisler Mary Ellenice, superior, and Sisler Franceffa, principal, Bishop Hogan l-ligh School is under The man- agemenl oi lhe Sislers of Charily of Leavenworfh. On lhe faculiy are live priesls, sixieen Sisrers, ancl eighi lay leachers. Three of ihese lalier serve only parl-lime: Mrs. Lilly Cox, school nurse: and lhe iwo bancl inslruclors, Mr. Franlc- lyn Davis and Mr. Jerry Dobel. Sisier Mary Ellenice Superior, Lalin, Maihemarics Sisier Francella Principal Sisler Mary Allnia Librarian Sisrer Mary Francis English, Social Science Faiher Joseph Fahey Spirilual Direclor, Religion Falher Marfin Froeschl Religion Faiher Hugh Mullin Religion Falher Charles Pallerson Religion Faiher Francis Russ Religion Sisfer Rose Carmel Science, Mathematics Sisler Mary Denise Science. Maihemalics Sisler Mary Ernesr Ari, Spanish Sisler Agnes Eugenia English, Journalism Sisler Ann Jeanneile Commercial Science Sisler Julia English, Social Science Man lo Man: Coaches Sisler Marcellina Music. Spanish Sisler Mary Philomena Social Science Sisler Mary Rulh English, Journalism Sisier Frances Therese Social Science Sisier Marie Therese Lalin Sisfer Mary Vincenlia Music, Malhemalics Sisler Agnes Virginia Speech, Dramaiics Mrs. Lilly Cox K .xktyy if wilh Falher Fahey. School Nurse Mr. Franklyn Davis Band lnslruclor Mr. Jerry Dobel Band Drill Masler Miss Mary Gilberl Commercial Science Mr. Edward Jaraczewslri Social Science. Driving, Sporls Mrs. Thomas Kipp Home EC., Physical Ed. Mr. Thomas Kipp Science. Drailing, Shop, Sporls Mrs. Elhel Leisf Regislrar '57 s-P' ,497 -ww. Miss Mary Gilberl Mrs. Thomas E, Kipp M Th E K' r, omas . app , r S , ,f-. fr .rv l i s Mr. Edward Jaraczewshi C , 124 ' 73.7,-Q ,J- 4. M FI, Fafher Hugh MUN Father Ch res Pafferson Fafher Francns Russ Faihef Mama Fmeschy There can be no perfecf educaflon whlch IS no? Chrlshan educahon Teaching reluqxon ai Hogan are hye prwesfs one ful! 'fume wnsfruc +or and four pad hrne feachers Begunnung hxs work af Hogan as par? hme lnsfrucfor 'rhree years ago Fafher Fahey now complefes his second year as spwrufuaf dlrecfor and full fume unsfrudor Las? year he faughf socuohngy +o fhe sensors Thus year he devohes hws energies 'ro semor FSIIQIOD classes and per sonal guudance The ofher four prwesfs are Fafher Mullm Fafher Froeschl Fafher Pafferson and Fafher Russ x G h er Joseph Fdhe Qi J A Tnzrna K pr V' V 1 - 1 W jgfgph Fnhw, M' l'4'f - W' '3' M ' My-', Ffa ' 125 .ali in nf FACU LTY 4--Q .438 Mrs. Elhel Leisf Regisfrar Mrs. Lilly Cox School Nurse While This lrio lceeps l-loganifes slepping To music, Mrs. Cox checks The physical filness of sludenls, and Mrs. Leisl' records lhe resulrs of Their progress. Mr. Franklyn Davis Band lnslrucfor No lwo men could be more lireless and cooperalive in building morale through rnusic lhan are Hoqans banoi inslruclor and drill masler, Mr. Davis spends hours of his own lirne rewrilinq music lor orcheslra- lion by Hoqans band and leaching the beginners' loandj Mr. Dobel in planning novel lealures lor pre- cision drill and in iraining fwirlers. Through lhe cooperalive eflorls of Sisler Marcellina, music supervisor, and lhese Two inslruclors, l-loqan's band caplured firsl place for lhree conseculive years at lhe Spring Music Conlesi held annually al ST. l'eresa's College. 4 fv- Mr. Jerry Dobel .,, 'Y Band Drill Masler .3 X Y 3 1 Z I-N KN. :- A p ? 'fits any ,'.rf f I I Q feng , . fixrugg-.117 4 -fi f , 5542 rioosv Avc I X . momma 1509 'A h xAr4sAs cirv 4, Mo 126 -rr 4' Frsf Uppe s c a COME NCJRTH IIDNE NDRTH' COME NORTH' S Ngo W so A a ha a o s A Nr FacuITy Member s Book COME NORTH' COME NORTH' a bnography of MoTher Xawer Ross founder of The SlsTers of CharrTy oT Leaven worTh The commumTy To which The SusTers aT Hogan beIong was publashed In December by SIsTer Juha msTrucTor In Englzsh and social scwence The TursT HoqamTe To purchase a copy of her Teach ers book was RuTh Ann JOIIITT who obTamed :T aT I Donnellys before SIsTer Juha recewed copies Trom her pubhsher Then Joyce Sharp wnTh her posTer A MusT un Good Reading opened a campaxqn The TIrsT TourTeen ID her class To obTaln The book formed a COME NORTH' Club Beqrnnmg wuTh The chpp ng from The KANSAS CITY STAR They made a scrap book whlch They presenTed To S1sTer J Ina Thewr Teacher The chairman was Pai' Cah1II s en P dasers: S' ing: Cah , ' o , o ma, e'e. Sfandingz Nday, EdeI ann, JOIITT, Hoo e. oue, eso, c ,D , To , ap.Abse T: ' Co a. A. -.. f, S' ,.....- .............-............-. - ... lk NK A figs f s ' 3' ' If I QI II k 127 i -- 4 PARENTS ' ' --.El -I I v Ei vlfyx Mp' fe' Officers Meek Mrs. V. J, Craddock, execurive vice-presidenrz Mrs. Mr. Cyrii J. Jediiclca, president Mr. J. Grisafe: Mrs, J. Fern. .-sk An organizaiion rho' mn be feiied upon ro respond 'ro any need af Hogan is The Parenis Ciub. One huge proieci rhie year is reierracinq The campus on Meyer Boulevard. During The heavy rains which caused The spring Hood of I95I rnuch underground damage occurred in The Hogan arhlehc field. Consh-ucrion of a cornbinarion parking lor and out side baskefbaii courf is a second proiecr Of This year. The 'firsi underfalcing of The club afrer Mr. Cyril Jedlicka became presldenr was repairing and redecoreh ing The Sisfers' Convent F. B, Jordani l'X Business Meefing: Ciockwise: Mr. G. Keirfer, Mr, and Mrs. H, Tobin. Mr. J, T. Wrighf, Mrs, V. J. Craddocls. Mr. F. B. Jordan, Mr. J. Grisafe, Mr. Chapercns and Enferrainers for Prisrn Prance: Mrs. and Mr, R. B. Maquire, forfune fellersg Mrs. T. L. Dalfoni Mrs. and Mr. B. A. Conway, handwrilinq boorh: Mrs, and Mr. A. J, Blasco, Mrs. and ff' 'H 'li lv C. J. Jediicka, Mrs A. Chariesfon, Mr. AC. Nigro, Mrs. C, F. Mehrer. Mr. and Mrs. J, Fern. Mr. J. T. Fehy. and Mr. F. O. Baurisfa. reccpfiong Messrs, J, Fern and G. Keiffer, rnasiers of ceremony. -,--.,,....,, sw fx s? 'elied ogan oiecf is on rains I95I ed in Cfion our- ojecf F Hue ame raf- 1 lr PARENTS OHrer services performed by parenis during Hue year are ro ciraperon sociai eyenfs, cook and serve Hie arhleres' banquet confer wifh +eaciwers, pian dab proiecis, coiled ficicers, preside af games, and become PRISM parrons or page sponsors ro Finance Huis book. Nafurally, PRISM workers are parrial fo parenfs who aid Hwem wifh Hieir Prism Prance, buf oH1er parenfs assisr in simiiar ways wEHi social affairs Hiroughouf Hwe year. Frequenfly, Mr. Jim Fern gives his 'rime and 'ralenr as masfer of cere- monies. Assisiinq him a+ Hue Prism Prance are Hme rwo George Keif- fers wiH1 Hweir comedy fearures: Mrs. and Mr. R. B. Maguire as Gypsie forfune 'rellersz and Mr. i Kr FUU I '75 e f' ' Re Ov r Pelznoci' S Handwr' fer, eCreg fffing: r Laughyinvdrrey- C!!-enfyrh B 1 i fclg, Aj Con C'i'w,5e We . ju. y. . D' Rr.ff'e'DrefF r Cehfffrb Eva R ' r .Ryan efherf ' EUC! md an d son, Grjeb Maven B. A. Conway. who reads hand- 'Myers' wriiing. Enfedairrers: Karhieerr, Jinn, and Jimmie Fern. Gypsies for a Night' Mr, and Mrs. R. B, Comedians: Keiffer, George i a Maguire, George il. 5' fs.. 129 ,X L-.- -rl ' I 32, .A ' . Lk ' rl iw., .. , Parerrls . . . Serve in olher capaclllez. Serving lhe annual loollaall banquel' lo varsilv and C learns and Their farhers, ln rhe cafererla, November I4, was anolher conrriloulion ol Hogan parenls. This banquer followed rhe lmmaculala game which lhe Rams won l2 lo O. Coach Jaraczewski addressed The lalhers and players. Turkey Galore: Mr. Grlsale and Mrs. Tungefr. Behurd fha Banque? Scene: Mmes. Grisafe, Givens, Morgan, Galev. Scar- cello Banque? Table: Coaches Jaraczewslri and Kipp, Caprain Tunqelf, Mr. Tungefl foolball players. 0' r- ' - I f I 4, 130 Nl! C.. I4. uef I2 and :ar- PATRONS . . . THOSE WHO FINANCE THE PRISM Our graII+ude Io paren+s and friends who serve Hogan by Imancmg our year book f AH sfiff ' n S g s u e c ee ea no a e sDalIo Caldare A Xe P Super Sfore Waldo A 81 P Super Slore 6406 Troosf Alice Lmgerle Shop Armour I-Illls Barber Slwop Arllwur s Drug Slore Archc Ice Cream Mr and Mrs V M Alclwxly Mrss Lorerla Alklnson Aulomahc Temperalure Conlrol Company Mr Nome Bomlord Barrys Frlllng Slaluon Mr Bob Baufrsla Mr and Mrs Frank Baulusfa B C COHSIVUCIIOU Company Mr I-IugI1 Beck Mr Joe Belwm Mrs J P Bllcklwan Blue Ridge Roller Rmk Mr and Mrs R J Buller Boese I-Illburn Eleclrlc Company Mr Benny Boqgess mga vw' Maw Page Sponsor SAM DASTA AND SONS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 7I5 CIIBFIOIIG I3I Mr. ' ' I Ive our pafron a lull IiIIeenI rg ln rl ders: I-Ieler, Do v n, Bre n, o in , n, llo, A S r . I I I B ,fm ' , I I . . . I W My ' . K . . A , -L' . ,,,, ' C I I f 'A - 6 A I , . , I I A . In 1' Q ,f N J f M: , ,ye . U 'C In ,RCM makes V sm Elec IOL A ,M L' 'Foe' IW .5 rf In fy , , A ,eff -' I ,n f Sis' ffgvl . 'W W A 5 jj-ff' In 173 I V ,, A Qmnxe Srghmpiy., . ' ,KL PQOIQ Cywgn 'V C,.f'IIu , I. ha .,,,,,, .4-.--...h.,,.- ,...., .... ... ..... ,-.. ....., . -- - Patrons . Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Bosch Mr. John Bosserl Bowen Conslruclion Company Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Boysen Mr. Roberl E. Bray Mrs. Millie Brancalo Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Breen Broadway Supply Company Miss Jeannine Bruce Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Bruce Miss Vera l. Burns C Mr. and Mrs. John Cahill Canada Service Slalion Cardinal Collee Company Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Casey Miss Donna Rulh Casisky Miss Kalhleen Casisky Mr. Joe Cisper Chisholmis Cleaners David Cody Boiler Repair Company Mr. David J. Cody. Jr. Bob Coils Service Slalion Mr. and Mrs. Tom Collins Colonial Upholslering Company Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Conninghlon Mr. James Connor, PNSN Miss Frances Conroy Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Conroy Miss Jean Conroy Mr. and Mrs. Leo G. Cooper Collage lnn Counlry Club Dairy Miss Barbara Cravens Creslwood Cleaners and Dyers Creslwood Flower Shop Mr. and Mrs. Slanley G. Cronin Curliss Candy Company Curriers ol Kansas Cily Miss Mary Jane Cushing Miss Marian Culler D Mr. Joe Dasla Sam Dasla and Sons Conslruclion C Mr. and Mrs. J. T. DeCelles Dee's Drug Slore Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Degan Donnelly lncorporaled Chauncey Downs Hearl of America Training School Dr. and Mrs. Fred Dreiling . .Those Who Finance The Prism. ompany Mrs. Don Dubois Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Duncan E. L. Duncan's Drugs E Dr. and Mrs. Carl Enna Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Easlwood Economics Laboralories Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ellerlz Ellsworlh Flower Shop Miss Mary Eppenauer Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Eppenauer Eybel Bakeries F Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Fallon Mr. Tom Fay Miss Kalhleen Fern Miss Donna Flelcher Miss Jean Frankenberg Friends Frilo Midwesl Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Froeschl Mr. Bob Fowler Mr. Kennelh R. Fowler Miss Mary Margarel Furey Mr. and Mrs. Norris Furey G Mr. Joe Galbrailh Mr. and Mrs. Emery Gammon Miss Kalhleen Gammon Dr. Frank D. Gard DDS Galeway Sporling Goods General Typewriler Company Mr. and Mrs. R. Gleller Gilberl Piclure and Gill House Glick's Markel Mr. J. A. Greenwell Mr. E. H. Gregory Grogg Janilor Supply Grolheer's Ladies Apparel Mrs. James Guinolle H Mr. Charles G. Haake Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hauber Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hawkins 81 Son Mr. George C. Haynes Miss Jean Hill Hine's Drug Slore Mr. Jim Hodes i Holders Cash Markel Mr, and Mrs. Henry J. Honick 132 Mr. and Mrs. Viclor Hopen Holsum Bakers ol Kansas Cily Mr. Wulser Howe l Isis Cul Rale Fruil Grocery Company J Mr. William Jankowski Mr. Cyril J. Jedlicka Miss Mary Ann Johnson Mr. Arl Jollili Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jones K Miss Myrlle M. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kelly Mr. George Keiller R. R. Kingsbury Company Killy Clover Polalo Chip Company Dr. and Mrs. William J. Koehler Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kopp Miss Virginia Kopp Miss Pal Kraus L Mr. Marvin Lackamp Miss Mary Lou Lamberl Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Lang Mrs. Ellen Lalshaw Lee Food Div.. Consolidaled Grocery Miss Joan Looney Luyben Music Shop and Sludio Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Lynch Miss Dolores Lynch Miss Henriella Lynch M Mr. John W. Mabry Mr. S. A. Maddi Shiloh Maguire Mr. and Mrs. R. K. McMahon Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Maloney 8: Son Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mann Larry Mann Miss Mr. Mrs. John J. Marlin Max's Jewelry Company Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Mehrer Miss Kalhleen Mick Midweslern Lilho Plale Company Mr. Tom Miller Miller Screen Company Miners Service Company Missouri Valley Oil Company iny HY s Patyons . . . Those Who Finance The Prism. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Moran Dr. and Mrs, C, W. Mounl Mullin Dry Goods Srore Miss Beverly Mullin Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mulloy Mr, Blake S. Mulvaney Mr. Charles A. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Mclzall Mr. and Mrs. Allen E. McGra+h Gerald McManus Chemical Company Nalional Biscuil Company Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Naudef Miss Eleanor Neal Mr. and Mrs. George Neece Dr. O. T, Needles Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Nickle Mr. Charles C. Nigro David Cody goes lo his dad's shop lo collecl lhe S25 which makes h a page parron. Davids pal is Bill Charron. Page Sponsor: DAVE CODY BOILER REPAIR COMPANY McGee r n ring PRISM page sponsorsln A flu? . K -N ku Feshrna Chee' Section: Fifleeri for all ' Managing boTh drlyes lor PRTSM PaTrons, Bill DalTon, sporTs edlTor and yarslTy cheerleader, deserves much crediT Tor The Tlnancial success which enabled The sTaTT To carry ouT original plans. Before The February drlye, There was Tear OT haylng To use a paper cover Tor This book lnsTead oT The one designed by Marlene Rennoclc, arT edlTor. Richard Phelps, The TIrsT To conTrlbuTe a S50 sponsor, seT The pace which allayed This Tear. Typing on SaTurdays, aTTer school. and during ChrlsT- rnas vacaTlon, PaT BuTler, alThough noT a member oT The PRlSTv1 sTaTT, has Typed more copy Tor This yearbook Than any sTaTT member excepT June RupprechT. 'x. -u Bill DalTon Manager Richard Phelps and Thomas Mc6arry Tarry To waTch The operallon of P +8 I The machinery affer Richard collecis from his TaTher The S50 To sponsor Ta if el This page. p 5 Page Sponsor: PHELPS TOOL AND DIE COMPANY 5907 TroosT 13-A Patrons Nigro Clinic Charles C. Nigro and Company Mr. Sam Nigro Nigro Corporaiion Miss Kaihleen Norris Norwood Jewelry O Miss Anne O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. John O'Conner O'Conner Cadillac Company Miss Lena Mae Oliver Mr. Donald O'Malley P Mr. and Mrs. James V. Palermo Phelps Tool and Die Company Phil's Aulo Service Miss Barbara Phillips Miss Theresa Ann Piper Miss Carol Poeiigen Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Posflewaif Mr. Lawrence C. Powers R Racke? Merchandise Company Mr. Bob Raynor Reardon Insurance Company Mr, and Mrs. Joseph M. Reid Mr. Max Reidel Reifz Meaf Producis The Resrauranf and l-lofel Merchandise Company Miss Sissy Rollers Roller Tire and Bralce Service Sr. Rose Leo O'Donnell Roiary Lifr Company Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Rouen Miss June Rupprechr Mr. and Mrs. John P. Rupprech'r Miss Margarel Russell S Sears-Roebuck Plaza Miss Esfher Shrewsbury Mrs. Vivian Siclcles Silenf Vending Company Dr. John T. Skinner, MD. Mr. and Mrs. George Smith Mr. Sam l-l. Smilh, Jr. Sneiclers Meal Company Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Soelaerf Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Sorenson Soulhlown Moiors lncorporafed Who Finance T Miss Donna Spivey Mrs. Josephine Slainbrooli Mrs. Earl Sfephenson Mr. R. M. Siephenson Dr. M. A. Sierling Mr. Wm. Siolzer Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Sulzer Mr. John Surface T Mr. and Mrs. George Tabuas Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tarwaier Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Tiedlka Mr. James Tippen Mrs. Dorofhy Toliver Mr. J. A. Toliver Mr. C. M. Toms Mr. Bob Tungerf Miss Ann Turgeon Cy Turgeon Agency Miss Sue Turgeon Mr. Ray Turnquisf Two Son's Marker V Mr. and Mrs. Al Van Hee Varsily Jewelry Company Miss Mary Ann Vogel W Mr. Florenl Wagner Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Wagner Waldo Jewelry Miss Kay Walzl Dr. Fred J. Welling Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Welsh Mr. Leo Wernel Wesf Disinfecring Company Mr. Ray Whilney Mr, Pai Wilkerson Miss Arden Wood Mr. Joe Wrighf Z Mr. Edward l-l. Zibriclc Mrs. Caiherine Zuplfa Zip Express Company 135 is Richard Phelps, W NNERS Leading The school wilh a fora! oi 232, Rila Lovslcy wins firs! honors in The aulurnn drive for PRISM palrons. ln ihe February drive Beverly Soelaer! and Bi!! Conroy lake firsl and second places in lhe school, and Sue Mc:- Carfhy iirsf in lhe senior class, The firsl lo qreel Jo Ann Grieb and Eva Relherlord, business managers, wilh a S50 page sponsor Seven senior girls, Mary Frances Quirlc, Peggy O'Neil, Lena Mae Oliver, Jane? Brad- ish, Sue Mccarlhy, Barbara Schroer, and Margarel Bessenbacher, surprised lhem wifh Sl ixwefiard +he following SIU sponsorship for lhis page: 5 Gnebioviw' - Ai- -2. 7,1-V jin- The Crew Cis Jan Peg Bess Sue Lee Barb Nil 'lg 2 ':.. Having missed the November deadline, lhese siudenis respond bardi, Mann, Grisale, Moran, Row 3: Grlndel, Helrneri, M ro the February ca!! for Prism parrons. Fronf: Duncar, Ofannor, ' Conroy, Bruce, Hanrahan, Casisky, Kraus, Walferbach. Row 4 Mulvany, Rouen, Row 2: Maguire, Mounf, Peldnxan, May, Lcrn- l-lenlrel,Conway, R.Zeig!er, Easrwocd, Elrner 136 -...... ..-.......... 1...,.....-.....,....... ...-...-...,, . ., .,4,,,, A im. 1' 5-'- U' ' of s Q Bevedy Soefaerf BM QQ,- mv Place. AH scmw SSQW, P226 WImners in Second Patron Drive cb sg' 'Q N X x C7 X f-Q f l' Q S-Ul,,-f, U ,, f QU f M 5 ' ' 'f f-vi pair- CGWW, Lcvslv, Dada Row 4: Re1Fe'fgrd, Sire'-:fd MLRCEF: Sofwff. bf ,Q FMNM, N Q .f Row I' 'v' wif' PJ'w1, Cum- Rupprechf, Row 5: Murphy, Cfuffy, Turquow, MLCQHM N-,' r ,li ROW 2 7 , 'A ' . 1' ' fkyfw' Row 3: picmre: Milne O'Cof'wcr. 137 175-?f :'f?' '- Z1 .1...........................-..1....-...-.... g f 4 5. A fypical scene on any soda! evening af Hogan. is Hwis refreshrnem service from Bosserf. Hoey. Corbin, Beach, O'MaHey, McNeHTs, Hea+hrnan, Gowcfinei, Soefaerf, Gunn, Page Sponsor: LY,ON'S DRUG 5450 Troosf 138 I DEX Through fhe financial conlribulions of iwo parenl-friends of Hogan and fhe labors of Mary Cronin, Dorolhy Goffinef, and Beverly Soefaerf, lhis index has been compiled. O'l'lara, Bishop Edwin V. , . Bishop, Priesfs, and Lay Faculfy . 5, 94, 95 Fahey, Ealher Joseph 5, 42, 43, 64, 95, 96, 97, l23 l 24, l 25 Eroeschl, Ealher Marlin , .42, 43, IOO, I24, I25 Mullin, Ealher Hugh ..... ,, 42, 43, l24, l25 Paflerson, Eafher Charles l24, l25 Russ. Eafher Francis . . . . .l24, l25 Cox, Mrs. Lily ,, 3I, l24, I25 Davis, Mr. Franklyn . 39, 40, 4l, l24, I25, I26 S'-'def-fs Bosserf, John 5, 7, 1 Aaron, Diane 5, 105, IOS Aaron, Larry , .lO, 45, 52, 57, 513, 50, 135 Bowman, Larry Abbare, Franl 30, 51, 75. al, lO2, 112 graaran, Janar Agnew, Dolfie 5, 22, 107, 135 Brady, Ann Aldrich, Tom 29, 30, 77, 102, 112 Bramble, Carol Aldridge, Bill 28. 45, 112 Branearo, rarer Arlen, Rielrara 25, 59 Brand, Barnard Aloisio, Anloinetle 22, lOb grande, Bill Ancell, Ronalo 34, 133 laraan, Parrzera Ar1cor1a,Ar1neHe 102, I27 araan, sandra Arraorrr, Torn 5, 20, 40, 41, 45, 102 laraanar, Mary sae Arcury, Larry 30, 53, 77, 113 Bray, Ronnie A11lnaon, Lorefla 10, 42, 44 54, 55, 55, 57, 05, B7 Breen, Mary Cecile 4 105, 135 13a1er, John 33, 35, 133 ealer, Barbara 32, 40, 41, 79, 133 Syd eg Bmbfm Mn Balmer, eo 25, 59, 98 Brlmf Jams: laarbrerl, Paal 30, 52, 53, 75, 101, 115 Br wg J payee Barbaerl, Rora Belle 5, 25, 107 BEM' Vfnm, 13ar11ro1, Charles 25, 45 Bro ,eg PMN Bauer, Laverne 25, 45, 513, 74, ao, 02, 55, 95, 97 yy ' R. 100, 101, I0b Bwyes' 'ld Ba11ri54a, Bob 7, 9, IO, 43, 7l, 75, 84, 85, 9I, 92, 90 97, I00, lOl, IO7, llb, ll7, 138 Beach, Beverly 6, lO, 39, 44, 57, 88, I0b, '72, 138 Beaelr, Delores 25, 30, 115 Beal, Hugh 10, 42, 40 Benn., Joseph 10, 44, 40 54, 13a Beneoler, Sonia 33, 713, 91, 133 aerley, Mary Belle 23, 45, 70 laeaaenbaelrer, Maroarer Mary 10, 55, 09, 97 elaaeoa, Laorlle 33, 70, 713, 133 Breaoea, Margariie 10, 55, 55 7l Blascc, Barbara 28,45 70, 102 115 alleilnan, Janice 25, 45. S9 Bl5rna1er,ereoroe 21, 25, 45, 74, 55, 109, 110, III 139 Blorrrnan, Torn 20, 25, 45, 55 59, so 05, 913, 109 110, 115 117, ll8, 120 Bode, Drek 30. 53 U3 Bode, Tom 22 40 55 Bowes, Kay 5, 10, 42. 105 Bolqer, Mary 27 70 5 Boraerr, Edward 29 102 Borders, John 33 U3 Boeelr Billie Ann 77 lOl Bruce, Jeannie Bukavy, Fred Burke, James Baller, Patricia Cahill, Pal Calaarelio, Larry, 4, 7, II, lo, 53, 7l, 97, lI9, Caldarello, Palricia Caldwell, Donald Canrobell, Daylo Campbell, Rrennra Canleell, Por carlaor, Kay Carolla, Vrrginla Cerler 13eyer'y, ll 39 carey, Jarnea Casrsly Knlhleen Charleelon Linda Chawm Bril Crsper, Joe ll, 43, 47, 58, 75, 82, 84, 9l, lOO, Cleary, Jclir- Cc:i,, Dar 5 Colirn Ann Colilrmn .larvae Dobel, Mr, Jerry , 40, 41, l24l 126 Gllberl, Mlss Mary . ,. ,, ,. .. . 53, I24, l25 Jaraczewslci, Coach Edward ,, 54, 98, IOZ3, IO9 II3, II6, II9, l2O, IZ4, l25, l3O Klpp, Mrs. Eloise . , ...,, Il4, II5, I24, l25 KIpp,lVll'.-l-l1Ol'T16S E. 5, 62, 64, 76, 95, IO9, I I2, Il3 I I4, l lb, l2l. l24, l25, l3O Lelsl, Mrs. Elhyl ,, .,. , .68, 86, lO2, l24, IZ6 1, la, 43, 51, 71, 84, 94, 95 gc,1r,,,a,,,J,,,e,,y 32, 35, 127, ,331 ,ao l'9. '20 '38 Collins, George 25, 45, 55, 50, A3 29. 54. 2 Collins,Johr1 4, 11, 43, 55, 51, 75, 54, ll9, 131 ll. 40. 019 Colvin, L1oya 23, 43, 50, 62 30. 39. 60. 70. 72- 5 Conningnlon, Margaref 5, 11, 10, 71, I08 32. 70. '33 Connor, ca11rerlne 33, 70, 713, 133 . 59. B9 Connor, Marilyn 20, 45, lOb 32. 2. f'. '33 Conroy, Bill 20, BI 41, 45, 51, lOZ, 103, 135 . 421. 56. 07. '30 Conroy, Mary Ann 28, 45, 70, 115, 135 ll. 32. 42. 44. 50 Conway, Joseph 11, 44, 113, 135 34. 34. 70. 5. '33 Conway, Mary Par 33, 70, 78, 133, 135 20- 70 Cooper, Leo ll, 43, 44, ss, 75, 79, 1313 25. 29. 40. 4'. 55. 59. 74 copplnoer, Torn 30, 112, I00, 112, 121 .2'. 25. 39. 55. B2. 85. 09. '70 Corlaln, Arlhur 28, 45, 102, II9, 130 W. 9. '3' corbln, Gloria 24, 39, 135 30. 'lf' craooool, Mary 13e11. 7, 11, 43, 44, 71, 97, l06 22. 46. 90 Cronin, Mary Cecile 3, 5, 11, 45, 74, as, 90, 92, 97 25. 45. 58- 74 los, 122, 135 29. 51. 59. '02 Crowe, Pal 213, 45 33. 78. 4. '33 carnrnlnoa, Mary Aanea 29, 59, II4 30 crrrrloan, Rrla 34, 35, 70, 133 35. '33 Curriqan, rornrny 30 b. 25. 46. 55. 80. '06 cirarana, Mariha 32, 35, II5, 133 28. 45. 70. 5. '30 caalrlna, Marlcrie 35, 35, lI5, 133 23. 74. '30 caanlna, Mary Jane 5, 11, 39, 44, 55 25, 45, 102 D '01 ll' '03' 'ob' 'OB' '34 Dalfcn, Bill 2, 3, 4, 12, 45, 45, 49, 135, as, 119, 122 C 131, 134, 144 33, 34, 35, 127, 129, 133, 135 Dalton, Mary Lou, 25, 29, 30, 45, 45, 70, 55, 102, 114 l3l, 135 30, 59 30, 77, ao, 102, lI2, II9, 121 29, B3 35, 42, 133 2I,45, B0,89, 115 20, 45, 1013 33, 70, 133 40, 41, 43, 50, 51, 59, 97, 140 33, 34, 313, 42, 713, 133 23, 45, 70, lO2, 'I5, 135 23. 45, 70, lOb, 127 33, 35, 42, 133 l27 II, 42, 58, 75, 84 33, 78. '33, I35 Il, 71, I3B 33, 35, 30, l33 I39 Daara, Mary Jo Dane, Jacqueline L Decker, DeFeo, L arry ouis Z l, Z4 Dehoney,Alcer1ior,b. 34, Eb, 70, l27, l3l, I33, I35 39 28, 39, 40, 4I, 45 ,25, 45, 47, 85, 98. l02, IO9, lZI l2, 48, 50, 7I, 97, lO2, I08, l3E Denoney, Mayrneloa 29, 7C Delaney, Jerry 12, 44, 49, 55, 55, 84 Delaney, Mary lcalnleen 20, 130, 107, IOE Delaney, Palricla 29, 30, 77, 95 Denning, Mary Ellen 10, 19, 42, 45, 57, 52, 92, loc '38 Drerlra, Carol 25, 55 Dieiz, Darlene 20 21, 23, 40, 41, 45, 45, 05 Dixon, 13111y 102 Dolan, Terry 27, 59. ll2 Donelson, Marlha 32, 42, 70, 115, 133 Doneleon, Mary Jo 24 Donelson, N151 29, 75, lO2, Il2, 119 FaIIon, Mary Teresa c 74 D01 qherI enrr Dwqrerry J hr Drees, Barbara D0HIn, Maureen 130000, JafI D0g4n, Marr n Duggan Marsha Dmcarr PnnaId E0sfw000, Mary A00 EdeIrr7arIr1,BJrbara, 3 EHerIz, John Erqenrnan, GaII EImer, M0ry 51100 Emerson, John Ernerv, Sandra Jaan 50010110001 P1y110 Enghsh 000010 5000, Mary Ann 9 2, ,42, 44, 56, 82, IOO, IOI, IO7, 2I 80, 98 IOI, IO9, I2, I5 57, 7I EO, 97 28 4I 45, 95 35, 38, II2 I27 I33 30, 70. 4, 7O,9I, II4, IIS, 127, 133, 25, 95, 00, 35, 70, I33 25, 45, 60, 74, 4 I4, I 25, 55, IO6, 115 35, II3, 133 20, 27, 29, 31, 70, as 80 Eppenauer, Mary I2, 42, 53, 58, 60, 62, 68, 83, 88 90, 97, I22, I35 3024 Q 1 e Jrna 1 Ann ern J Irrw Fern KaIhIe0r FersII, P00Ia Frsher, Barbara my, ay rrrzqwrd, Bermrrl r1010140r, M0ry00110 P010y, A00 P 10y, P017101, FowIer, James FowIer, sMr10y M010 ox, France 1 Fox, DavIcI ox, Nea! Fraas, CharIes Fraher, Madonna Frain, Kennevh Frankenberq, CharIes 12001, Mary Beih FrieI, J. C, FrIeI, VaIen0ia +3 'C f' 4 52 33,41 70 75 ras 5,1047 10 I3 42, , . 1 5. Uf 30 54 , . J, ,, 1 29 31 40 4I 0 H10 If 4 Le' 0 1' 7 7 0!, LI. , . 00 84 24 45, I I IO7, , . . 2, , , 'uI,neI, Drarrnny 20 22 24 25 8, , . 20, 47, , 1 1 56, 601 28, 3I,-'15, 47 82, IOC, . . , , , , , . oIder Roger 20, 22, 24, 02, 40, 104, IIO1 50 0 , , 28, 5, 35 70 7, 32, 33, II3 114 12, 42, 52, 54, 97 410 501000 12, 413, 71, 130. 31, 102, 112, Gordon, 14011y 21,0019 ,, , .n, 1, , 57, cue 7, 0 fr' .e . , . 133 25, , 4 , 74, . r cy, 'hc as reocn ,, r000ry, Mary Arm , , 39, 40, 4 , 1 45 D--ne, P14 1 yr 45 74 Feeney 1,1110 ,- :Q QC 1 2 I ,i r 1 fi :P 'O '31 Der h e 'I-er, e T3 8 .00 Fenev P71 23 35 f' , - 13 4' f f, 3 'T 52 'I 54 '09 Dihcfw N.r e 4 I? 'II I19 I3I F I' I4- 1 I 79 'T' 1 4 ': 1' V 1. . ' 30 7 37 :IQ . , yr D 1 35 36, I33 I 1 r 1 'I 414 Ill' 27 611' H 114 37 39, 75 I33 . , 0 I2 43, 74 , I2 I9 41, Q 7I 07,100 Of 'eww 1v14100- I2 52 71,42 97 Drar7ey,Pa?11r1a 22,415,415 74 100 T9 13S 13111 ,r-1 P 1+ IO 12, 42, 57, Si I 39 Q7 33 42 I33 Gr1rr11 ' .pn 7, I3, I5 42 44 56, 7I 103 64 bf 80 97 II5 K 2 108 r n, 1 EO 117 135 I2 O2 V .rf J1 C 0 I3 1 79 59 G J r- 33 7 1 5 I ,I 135 27 O G4 I3 42 45 57 '59 98 109 E o 1 O I08 IIO III IZI 30 I36 7 3 35 42 II2 II3 II9 I33 G I' 32 3 39 88 91 140 IO6 IO6 I22 I38 25 55 F 7 I2 39 40 4I 7I 97 I38 I44 G I3 68 III IO6 I35 135 F 22 2 69 BO G rrr-1n D I 33 78 II9 I33 115 4 77 G rnr S1I I3 43 SI 80 3 1 15133 133 6 Fr If- 30 BI 83 102 II3 6 0 1 rn I38 C y he 6 5 82 I00 I00 G q J h 35 36 I33 IIO 6 24 25 I 55 IO6 G b 3 I3 I4 32 8 9 97 I22 I36 IO7 I3B I44 Erickson, E11Ia my, 130111010 35, 42, 87, I29, I33, I4O F 28. 45, 70, II5 - 24, 45, 89, 90 Frohoff, Joann Fry, Connie Furey, Roberta Fay, Torn 3, 12, 10, 37, 42, 01, 04, I38, 144 94510-if'1 CI14 e S Q... 4 Wk , , ,fvvrru . 40- -'.fr 'f.1:.3q-5700, 11, . 0 - - 4 111 1111 'T-l Qf Q Y A CivIcs comes ro Iife when Ireshmen form parIIes, hold womb naIIons and elechons for cI'1aIrrr1ar1 and vice-chairman of Iheir dub. and serve an Ir1auguraI bar7queI of cupcakes baked by Ann SchwarIZ. Club members wafch as Maricele Murphy, par7y leader of Ihe Ar1Ii-Soc1aIIsIs, adminisrers rhe oaIh QI office she wroie, WI'1iIe Beverly Carfer, cI'1a1rmar1, and Barbara Edel- -.-lf Pi- ff 12, 30, 44, 03, 79, 103, re , Jo A00 , , ,f , 0, 0, , , 21, 101, . 34, 36, 43, 70. 133 G-r100,70n 30, 70, 01, 102, II2. 25, 40, 41, so Gr1ndeI, Dork 25, 45, 55, 017, 90, G 60.410, Bfrnrfe 21, 02, 100, 20, 23, 100 670060 Marm 4 32 33, 30, 42, 70, 82, 115, I33. II9 I36 I06 I36 x. man, vIcc-chairman, fake ihe oarh, Ann Schwarfz, CaroIyr1 Tan- ner, and Judy I-IeIrr1erf prepare Io serve Ihe ihauquraI banc1ueI. Sianding: Carfer, I-IeImerI, EdeImar1, Schwarh, Tanner, Seafedz Coffman, Hair, I-Ieier, Row 2: Murphy, Townsend, Noche, Row 3: Joyce, Rouen, O'Cor1r1or. Row 4: Hooper, Errrksorv, Myers, Sharp. I40 Qwqmn- 1V1N43U9'1'6 29, 31, 57, 45, 102 Gumminqer, D1c1: 13, 43, 84, 98, 109, 120 Gunr1,1erry 20, 22, 47, 55, 122, 138 H Hainer, Rober1a 27, 102, 114, 115 Hagerry, Norma 13, 42, 44, 97 1'1a1r,Pa1r1c1a 34, 40, 41, 91, 133 1'1a1r, R1C11aVd 35, 40, 41, 133, 140 Halsel, Rurh Anne 30, 70 1'1arrirnond,Dona1d 7, 9, 13, 17, 48, 71, 85, 108, 138 Hdnrehan, Jeawne 29, 70, 115, 136 Harris, 1v1ar11wa 21, 25, 46, 55. 80, B5 1'1arriS,1v1ary T. 34, 35, 70, 133 Harris, Regina 13, 42, 44, 108 1'1aS1er, Marfha 22, 43, 108 Hauber, Barbara 13, 41, 48, 71 Heafhman, Pa1r1C1a 13, 40, 41, 43, bb, 74 1'1Ed111rnar1, PBU1 13, 14, 40, 41, 56, 61, 100, 122, 138 1'1e1er, CaVO1yrl Jean 4, 21. 85, 119, 131 1-1eier,T11omas 4, 35, 36, 42, 113, 127, 133, 140 Heilman, Rosemary 13, 44, 56 1'1e1mer1,Juc1y 34, 35, 70, 133, 136, 140 1'1enke1, Mary A. 32, 70, 115, 133, 136 1 1enry,1v1ar11wa 23, 106, 108 Hiariberger, Caro1yn 20, 108 Hi1es, De1ores 6, 13, 43, 44, 50, 51. 57, 106, 138 Hi11, Fa1r1C1a 24, 39, 40, 41, 82 1'1111neV, Don 33, 78. 112, 133 Hife, Rcberf 13, 43, 59, 60, 75, 98, 109, 130, 138 Hades, Mary V1rg1n1a 9, 13. 52, 53, 71, 85, 106, 108 138 1'1Oe1eV, Dorc'11y 21, 22, 23, 64, 66, 122 Hoey, Barbara 32, 34, 70, 78, 133 1'1Oey.J0r3n 21, 22, 24, 26, 46, 55, 69, 88, 106, 122 135 Hogerfy, Mary Michel 34, 133 Halcornb, Jerry 27, 102 Ha11away, charm ze, 45 Holman, Susan 33, 35, 70, 78, 133 Hooper, Richard 32, 127, 133, 140 Horvah Caro1yn 34, bb, 67, 133 1'1orva1, Marlanne 23, 45, 97 1-iuefiarrgar, Be11y Louise 35, 35, 133 1'1ue11inger, Mary as, ss, 133 Hung, Kaf1iryn 35, 133 1'1uHD. Pd1r1C1a 45 70 J Jackson, Bob 14, 39, 43, 57, 71, 80 Jed1ic1ra, B013 14, 39,41 57, 50, 71, 86, 87, 97, 95 JeC111c1ra, Mary Jo 28, 29, 45, 47, 81, 85, 91, 102 4 14, 4 15 Jenkins, Edward 30 91 Jena, Jerry 24, 43, ev Johnson, Joyce 231 90 Johnson, Mary Arr 141 25. SS Jo1'ios1cy,..1osep1'1 14, 21, sb, ea, av, 75, 34, 139 .1o111f1, Caro1 21. 32- 105 Jo11ff, 1311111 Ann 32, 70. IZ7, 133 JONES, Yvonne 34, 70, 133 Jaraar, Mary Arr 40,-11,115.81 Jaurdan, Dyarirr 14, 43, 44, sb, 84. 85, 71, 87 Joyce, Judy 451 70 140 K Kea1ing, Jerry 24, 45 74 Keegan, Barbara 22. bs. 101 Ke11ermari, Doris 20- 105. '35 Ke11y, Ce Ann 14 40. 41 42, 55, 51 Kennedy, Larry 15, 42, 117 iw in newer, George , 9 14, 42, 47, 53, 85. 86, 88. 98 109, 121, 129, 138 14re1y, Karen - ro, 102 Kinnard, Richard 25, 45, 46, 47, 55, 74, 85, 96, 97 IO0, 101 K1ecar1,Caro1 23, 45, 70, 115 K1os, Danny 35, 43, 51, 133 14105, Riia Marie 7, 14, 16, 18, 43, 50, 72, 85, 89 90, 138 K1uq, Bob 14, 15, 43, 44, 72, 75, 84, 89 Koe111ng,Jarnes 25, 51, 102 Kopp, virginia 27.29, 31, 59, 70, ss, 444, 115 Kosiuke, Gary 29, 63, 112 Kraus, Jeanne Kraus, Ka1h1een 4,7 59, 81, 402, 115, 136 ,8, 9, 10, 14, 44, 74, 81, 85, 92 107, 138 Krump, sy1y1a 14, 48, 53, 71, 97 Kubay1no,An1hony ao, 50, 51, sz, 112, 119, 121 Kurzweai, F1aya 24, 402 Kyreere, Barbara Qs, 45, sq, 77, si, sr, 91, 102 Larkamp, Maryam 15.60, 61, 97 Lambrurr, Mary Lou 15, 44, 56 Lamborn,1v1arc1a 27, 31, 70, si, 445, :aa Larriprar, Mama 15,89 Laricarrer, Keurerrr 21, 116 Lang, Pai 6, ao, 101, 107 La1z, Frank 35,-13, 133 Laughiari, Dave 15, 42, se, fri, 75, 94, Qs, 109, 116 139 Laughlin, Par 33, sa, 112, 129, 133 Laarreriberq, Marma 23, 25, 106 Leedy, Joann 15, 39, 43, 44, so, 59, 72, 74, 103 Lehare, Danie1 21, 45, 102, 103 Lewxr, Q1ar:a Arm 22, 40, 43 Laebsr, Joann 15, 57, 108 Lirraeu, eeyeriy 15, 43, 56, los L1pper1,Jirrimy 33, Ve, 133 1,o1vrey,Jac1r 103, 112, 133 Lombardi, Erfea 27, 30, bb, 67.70, 114, 115, 131, Lara, Ri1a 25, 40, 41, 55, loo 1.ooney,Joan 15.25, 55, 50, az, 100, :aa Lovsky, Rita Marie 29 31, vo, 135, 136 Lynru, Mary Cara 21, az, loo, 106 Lyarr, Maraarer Ann 81, :oz Lyons, Parry 4,yX51, 33, 34, 35, 70, as, 133 1v1abry,Jo1m 33, 34, 42, va, iw, 133 Magee, Mary Lou 32, 34, ro, 114, 115, 133, 135 Maagara, Mare za, 45, as, 102, 112 Maguire, Erra 32, 33, 35, 36, ro, as, 114, 115, 133 136 Maquye, srrslan 4, 7, 9, io, 42, 15, 43, 71, 75, 81 42, fra, QQ, 106, 407, nos Ma1vonsy,..11m 5, Q, io, 15, 47, 43, 43, 57, bo, 61 34, Q4, vs, va, 103 Maraaara, Mary F. 34,35,4z,Q1, 133 Maraaraaa, Rum 27 Maur, Kaimeeu za, 45, vo, 72, si, 136 Maur, Larry is, 43, bo, 75, we Marrayrer, Marle 15, 43, 44, -aa, 44, sv, 71, 97, 138 Maria, Edward ze, 321, 40, 41, 45, 83 Murrrr, Mary Lau 16, 43, sa, 94, Qo, ios, me May, Mar1orie 28, 41, 45, 126 Mecarrhy, Maria Anne 32, 70, 133 MrCarvhy, Nancy 32. 70. 133 Mrcarrry, Sue 16, 46, ra, bs, 71, sz, 97, 99, ioo 107, 135, 138 M:Cormnc1r,JarneS 16 39, 40, 41, 42, 61, 84, 138 141 McDonald, James McDoria1d, Robed McDorine11, Jimmie Mrsrary, Larry 10, 16, 39, McEniee, Berry McEn1ee, Eugenia McFa11, Bernard McGarry, Thomas Mc6arry, Alice McGra11'1, Carolyn McGra11i, Kay McHa1e, Marcia McLeese, Margarei McMurray, Mike 22, l1b 16, 58, 60, 75, 84, 130 22, 51 71, 85. 86, 97, 116, 117 118, 120, 138 16, 66, 71, 79, 80 30, bb, 67, 70 20, 45, 103 27,102,113,I34 28,45,70,81, 114,115 6, 20, 97, 108 I6, 43, 50 16, 49, 51, 136 6. lb, 41, 43, 52, 71, 138 33, 78, 112, 119, 133 McMurray, Tony 16, 43, 57, 61, 71, 84, 85, 98, 107 109,110,111,116,118,120,138 McNe11is, Par 47, 122, 133 McRober1s, Be11y 15, 42, 57, 92, 135 McShane, Sheila 6, 20, 97, 103 Mead, Tom 30, 77, 119 Me1irer,C11ar1es 21, 23, 45, 46, 74, 85, 98, 109, 116 121, 130 Meisenberger, Irene 33, 43, bb, 70, 114, 115, 133 Melerisori, Frank 35, 40, 41, 133 Mercier, Marcia 27, 30, 55, 70 Mercier, Sharon 15, 43, 71 Meyers, Mary Kay 15, 43, 43 Mick,.1immie 29 Mi11er, Jack 35, 36, 42, 113, 133 Mi11er, Marilyn 30, 55, 57, 70, 102 Mi11er, S1e11a 26, 70, 114, 115 Mi11er, Torn , 16, 84, 98, 109, 138 Mi1c1ie11, De1ores 16, 51 M11c11e11,Jo1in 27, 113 M111s, B111y 35, 3b, 42, 133 Maarrey, Alefrice 35, 70, 133 Moran, Jody 101, 136 Moran, Pa11y 4, 24, 45, 74, 81, 106 Morgan, Dennis 16, 43 61, 84, 98, 109, 110, 111 138 Morrison, Barbara 24, 45 Moun1, A1icia 34, 70, 133, 136 Mcunf, Charles 20, 25, 45, 55, 60, 74, 116, 138 1v1oun1,Juc1y Ann Ib, 40.41, 56, 79, 87, 138 Mueriz, Frank 26, 59, 102 Mu11ane, Helen Carro11 Mu11iri, Beth Muliay, Mary Par Muiyauey, B1a1ce Mu1vaney, Fred Muiyarey, Mark Muiyaaey, rim 6,1 34.70, 115,133 7 I6,41,46, 48, 71, 106, 138 17, 43, 52, 97 24, 45 32, 133, 136 25, 29, 74 138 115 17,144,481 Munden, Madeleine 5, 27, 70, 95, 102, 114, Murphy, Da1e Murphy, Mariaere aa. Murphy, Par Murray, Nancy Mum, Joanna Myers, Mary Marqarer, Myers, 12ara1a Naudef, Mary Jo Nea1, E1earior Neece, Caro1 Ann Newkirk, Terry Newkirk, Marcia 33, 3 33, 34 36, 70, 85, 91, 34, 70. 8 1 32, 42, 70, 42, 129, 133, 138. 33, 38, 42, 78, 119, 133 135 140 135 6, 17, 42, 52 133 140 133 78, 85, 115, 133, 27,81. 29, 30, 701 17, 44, 64, 65, 97 6, 17, 48, 71 32, 133 23, 46, 74 102 11 . YN. 81, sg P X ,45 ' ., l xX ' ' N1 - ,v 'vf 1 ' ' , N, N1e1ne1s, Beverly 14, 42 Nzdey, cner1e5 35, 42, 127, 133 N1qro,Anr1a Marie 24, 25, 45, 55, 74, 127 14118r8,s8rn 27, 28, 28, 31, 45, 47, 135, 127, 135 meme, Anneife 34, 38, 70, 133, 140 Noe1,Jerr1ar1n 27, 28, 211, 88, 87, 70, 77, 131, 82, 91 I I4, I I5 Noonan, Marqare1Anr1 I7, 43, 44, 57, 64, 65, I06 138 Norris, 1c81n1een 17, 97 o O'Br1er1, Anne 17, 46, 48. 97 O'13rien, George 24, 116 O'Cor1nar, Cam1 OCor1r1or, Michael 33. O Leary, Pnf ZS, 45, 59, 70, 76 34, 36, 42, 78, 127, 133, 136 140 b, 25 W -.. up vi' I . W 4 ,I 4 9 11 3' . Q 5, 'ff'--, 'Ng 'Q if f Oliver, Be11y Jo 25, 55 Oliver, Lenn mee 2, 17, 18, 44, 85, 138 O'Mal1ey, Don 7, 17, 44, 48, 71, 84, 88, 88, 108 109,112,116 122,130,138 O'Meere, Jevry 102 O'Ne1l, Jene 32, 70, 133 O'Ne11, Peggy 17, 50, 72, 75, 88, 87, 122 0015. Eleanor B0 P Pa1errr1o,Caro1r'xnr1 17, 43, 48 71, 72, 138 Pelerrne, Pe1er 23, 74 Per1,T8rnrny 33, 38, 113, 133 Pnrk, w1111ern Jerry 78, 103, 133 P8881er, J8rne5 25, 80, 80 Pe8r85n, Mery Sue 27, 102 Pe111er, mney 32, 129, 133 Perkins, Pnme 27 30, 58, 70 142 P1.e1n8, 1z1r88r8 Lee P11111pps,Bc1baVa 3, 8, 17, 41, 50, 51, 70, 81, 82, BB 100, 106, 138 21, 118 24, 45, 106, 138 P1n1er18n, .188n 17, 40, 41, 43, 58, 84, 113, 116,138 26, 70, II4, 115 25, 55 mngnneyer, Roberf 45 17, 84, 85, 71, 103 34,114,115,133,135 30, 31, 40, 41, 102, 134 P8111ap8, Raymond 111141, 1e8nne Pinkermn, Peggy P1a1n, Donald Poenqen, C8151 P01k, Doree S11e11ef1e P8r1er, 148rg8re1 30, 70, 102 P8811eW811e, MW 14118 17, 48, 58, 70 Pewen, Ann 108, 133 pikwefe, E11ee'1 34, 70, 114, 115 Prrnle, A1ber1a 20, 50, 88, 87 P84811 8 '1 33 42 73 113 133 734 2, 88 5. 7, 7. 738 776 738 738 775 55 45 703 735 702 70 733 775 67 733 P7Jrce7. Robert onraiey, Saznnne Quirim, Mary rreneee 62, 63 34,35 733 77, 46, 53, 57,97 Qairk, Mike 9, 77 47, 44 46, 75, 84, 85, 92, 709, Rabuse, James Rando7ph, Rose Ann Rayner, sm ia, 44, 53 Reed. Jo Ann Reed, Joseph Rehagen, Pat Reid, Ann Reinecker, Jerry Reifer, B777 Renner, Jacic Richard Renner, Mary 70 Rennock, Mariene Renwa7d, Bever7y ,78, 777, 776, 777, 778, 727 23, 46, 63 28, 45, 70 60, 84.98, 709, 777, 738 5.32, 36, 42, 95, 733 35, 36, 733 34, 38, 42, 97, 733 32,733 707, 770, 776, 777, 778 25, 43, 773 29, 37, 63, 87, 702 27, 27, 56, 66, 67, 86, 97 7, 78, 72, 88 722 22. 23, 39, 74, 80, 706 Refherford, Eva 3, 74, 78, 39. 43, 52. 53. 56, 73, 88 90 Rice, James Rice, Jane! 32 Ring, Bob Riordan, Pahicia Rizzo, Carrie Rizzo, Rosa7ie Robson, Tommy Roche, Beih Rockers, Barbara Ann Ronan Mary Ann Roddy, Richard Reade, Barbara A Rose. nn Lee ,722, 729, 735, 736, 738, 744 20, 45, 50. 59 ,35,38,42,70, 774,775,733 24, 39, 45, 58, 74, 709 6, 707, 708 6, 22, 708 33. 35, 70, 78, 85, 733 33, 78, 733 25, 39, 55, 706 22, 66 78, 42, 46, 80 7 74, 7 75 32, 70, 78, 733 27, 702 Rouen,Ric71 4, 34, 36, 38, 773, 727, 733, 736, 740 Rnnerd, Jane 70, 78, 43, 53, 57 Rupprechf, June 3, 70, 78, 43, 69, 85, BB, 90, 97 Rnereu, Carolyn Rrrereu, James Rrmexl, Noel 722, 735, 738, 744 28,37,45,70, 702,774,775 Ryan, Do? 33, 34, 36, 70, 85, 774, 729, 737, 733 Ryan, Perraese Sabafo, Reglna Sanderson, Helen Scanlon, Mary Ann Scarcello, Anna Marie, 26, 59, 66, 67, 70, 85, 774, 775 Scarce77o, Joe Schaefer, Janice Sch7i71er, Joan Sch7oeg7, Pa7ricia Schloegl, Shirley Schmoeger, Mari7yn Scho77es, Loren 35, 779, 733 29, 702 35, 36, 70, 733 23, 64, 65 78, 42, 57 32, 70. 733 23, 97 29, 70 34, 733 30, 70 78, 25.48, 55 78. 43 29, 702 Schroer, Barbara IB, 37, 43, 48 86, 87, 97, 706, 708 Schwartz, Ann 34, 70, 774, 775, 733, I40 Seck, Roherf S, Seibel, James 5e77, Ruth Ann Sharp, Joyce Shay, Vincenr Sherwood, Jeanne Shrreman, Jo Ann Shreves, Jack Shrewsbury, Esvher Sickies, 7-7aro7d E, Srnifn, Berry Smi7h, John Srni7h, Mary E77en Srnifh, Nancy Smi7h, Rosaiie Smifh, Terry W. Seefaerr, Beverly So7omon, G7oria Solomon, Jo Ann Solomon, John Sorenson, Patricia Spaulding, Jane7 spnrrldsng, Jndy Spear, Joseph Spieqelhalfer, Jean Spivey, Donna Stacy, She7ia Sfadier, Sue Siainbrook, Danny Sfedem, Joanne S7er7ing, Mar77yn Sfeyerding, Caro7 S7ewar7, Pa7 25 sieyere, Nei7 S7o7zer, wrn, S7ornp, Milion Sulzer, Shir7ey Suffer, Edward Tabuas, Sandra Tankard, RJ7h Tankard, Sa77y 79 Tanner, Carolyn Tarwa7er, Dan Tarwaier, Marianne Tessen, Judy 78, 43. 57, 67, 84, 95, 707, 776 777, 738 23, 74. 80 30, 87 33.42, 727, 733, 740 IB, 43, 84 30, 70 23, 706 35, 42, 733 78, 56, 77 6, 35, 40, 47, 733 30. 66, 67, 70 , 29, 777, 772,779 6, 78.57, 77, 82, 87, 700, 708, 738 J, 6, 9, 78, 43, 48, 52, 87. 85, 738 78, 42, 44, 52, 57, 738 25, 80 20 22, 24, 26, 55, 69, 70, 80, 88 722, 735, 738 3, 70, 73, 78, 39, 46, 77, 80, 738 29, 702, 774, 775 35, 733 34.38, 727, 733, 735 23, 30, 57 23, 43, 66. 67 28, 702 79, 44, 57, 77, 73, 708 79, 43, 44, 50, 57, 86, 87, 738 28, 40, 47, 45 25. 55, 74 26, 37, 702, 772, 779 25, 45, 46, 55, 706, 708 . 79, 706 34, 36, 38, 70, 733 , 39. 45, 57, 59, 72. 74, 82, 700 77, 79, 43, 62, 63, 75, 97, 738 79, 43. 53, 58, 75, 84, 702 22, 46 79, 39 30, 63, 702, 773 T 27, 22, 25, 45, 68, 73, 706, 722 4 7 ,42, 44, 56, 66, 67, 705. 706, 738 33, 70, 774, 775, 733, 740 33. 34, 35, 36, 42, 773, 779 4, 24, 45, 87, 706, 738 35, 774, 775, 733 Thimes, Diane 32. 70, 733 Thompson, Elinor 24, 25, 46, 55 Tied77ca, Bernade77e 24, 89 Tiedrka, Mary Louise 34.97, 733 Tobin, Connie 22, 43 Tobin, Ei7een Marie 34, 733 Townsend, Jack 33, 34, 35, 36, 38, 85, 97, 733, 740 Townsend, Pa7 Troyer, Lois 20. 39, 40, 47, 82, 700 20, 22. 25. 54, 73, 706, 722 Tunge77, Bob 72, 79, 39, 43, 60, 77, 84, 98, 707, 708 743 709, 770,777, 727,738 Turgeon, Sue 7, 9, 79, 47, 42, 44, 46, 47, 48, 77,85 mrndnzn, Jennie Len urner, LaDonna Merrie VanHee, Gerirude 3. vnnHee, Lrrnnn venHee, vaerer Vazzana, Joan vegel, Clara Jean vans, John ydnenaein, Barbara wagner, nerenf Wagner, Mary M, weidanger, Joe wen, Colieen welrn, George Pafricl Wa77erbach, Jener wear, Kay weslerrz, Den Q, ie, way, Jerry Way. Howard Webb, Thomas Weidman, ani wezael, Rearne weurna, Den Weish, ani 96, 97, 700, 707, 735, 738 70, 79, 39, 44, 77, 80. 88, 97 706. 722, 738 U 79, 43. 57 V 7, 9, 79, 43, 44, 47, 83, 85, 89 90, 97, 92 28. 45, 70, 85, 774, 775 24. 25, 55, 58, 74, 83, 89, 702 25. 46, 55, 706, 708 34, 35, 36, 78.97, 727, 733 79, 43, 56, 84, 738 30, 66, 67, 70 W 28, 45, 702, 727 30, 70, 774, 775 22, 39, 60, 62 79, 23, 42, 44, 571 79,97 24, 97 28, 45, 70, 736 . 6, 79, 89 79, 42, 58, 60, 75, 84, 85, 7373 744 5. 33, 38. 78.95, 773, 733 27, 72. 77 28, 54, 702 27, 702 , 33, 733 , 26, 63, 59, 702 ,22, 39, 43, 80, 776 Welsh, Jim 20, 39, 69, 82, 83, 89, 702, 705, 709 wernpe, Nancy Whalen, Ka7h7een Whaien, Lawrence White, Maureen . 20, 45 . 24, 40,47 30, 39, 40, 47 .. 25, 55, 65 Wi77:erson, Pa? 5, 9, 70, 79, 43, 57, 58, 84, 85, 95 Wnliarns, Josephine 703, 709, 727, 730. 738 WI77rnan, James 27, 25, 55, 74, 80, 85, 776, 727, 738 Wirkerv, Mary Wi7herow, Nancy Woodson. 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