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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1953 volume:

I I' J 1 I I' fx ' NIU if L. 'ff H1 I 1: 1,12 1 37 3 F PRIS' W v A , 1 . I ff! 1 GN QK Mmm 3 0000 001A2631 5 5. H 'L , . 5 , M .Q X . , QA LV i w ', 14 1 QR -' K Al 'f 3 ' n I 1 -. f f A - 1 J 1 I I ' 1 1 Q 'H 'R ' X Y 1. N. , , 1 f 9 L 1 aj A , 1-.MV , A W . . it Y P ' J I ' M K l 11 , V 'x,bA I - 4 '-dx, I X,- r A h ,bs 1 Li ' Qu.. SRX., , U, I - i JCM IA! fl 'f Just as the crystal prism receives the rays of the sun, bending them into their component colors, and lightly paints the resultant rainbow glory on near-by sur- faces, so the PRISM gathers the sunbeams of a happy year at Hogan and pictures their lovely details on its pages. Published by BISHGP HCDGAN HIGH SCHOGL Kansas City, Missouri Volume X 11557912 Foreword Bishop Hogan High School was organized in Sep- tember ot 1940. Seventy boys and girls enrolled and attended classes in a temporary building on The Campus of Saint John's Seminary. The faculty num- bered only three. As soon as a new building was erected on East Meyer Boulevard, attendance in- creased to Tour hundred and Titty. By 1948, a new wing was added, doubling the Tacilities ot the school. At present tive Priests and seventeen Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth and Tour Tull time and Three part Time lay Teachers instruct tive hundred sixty teenagers. Each year since 1944 There has been a yearbook. First entitled THE PIONEER, it became THE PRISM in 1946. This year's offering endeavors to show in so Tar as space will permit Hogan's carrying out of Catholic obiectives in education. lOur Theme has been adapted from A Catholic Philosophy of Education, by Redden and Ryan, pages 92, TT., with The kind permission at The Bruce Publishing Company, Milwau- keel. 373 P938 '53 GN PRISM, 1946-47, 1951-54, 1957 N1 MCPL Iliiiiiliilililiiiiilililliililiiiiiiall f' y ,fy 'T V. .4 'A 'f .. j, I :J - A 1 Tl , ,fl I 1 ff Illl I f ff! ' .4 AX Bfjkf nfl, I 1 - , ,I TBI f' I Contents Dedication. . . , , , 1-3 Our Bishops.. ,,,4-5 Faculty .... , 1 -6-7 Classes. . . ,.'8-24 Intelligent Catholics Page 39 SPIVIWGIIY Vigarous Catholics Page 47 Cultured Catholics Page 55 Social-Minded Catholics Page 65 Vocationally-Prepared Catholics Page 75 Healthy Catholics Page 83 American Catholics ,X 1 Page 93 ..,,, I4 1 A ., A, .. , . I -, . '- f- ' Y AY' 'fl -- - '. V . , 1 b fx fx - '.1.'wf M 4,-' , .- - - , , . . ff Z1-gf-kj :- 1:5-, Y. ' Q ' , ' .' .3 -5,1152-p-' 3,-5.-1 '- I--Q-7: :if - wg- '-,r -.Lf l-f - -' -' - .' -' .' e-: '+f :1y,-. .11f- 1 -, , ff -, - ' 4--f- 1.1:-1.1-.:: -:f...f:,-4, -5,44 ? 1 1 I ,4..'-,.' g 3, 'fi LIE iii' 1 i. L il r 5 0 - ..'14..'l Mrs Thomos Kipp Home Ec., Gym. Entire Facult Aims Mr. John King Sports, Biology Mr. Jerry Dobel Bond Drill Moster f ,Q ,f S, :g. 'f 'f :as - L 1 g mv ts 4 fl my s f f X NV I 1+ x OUR SISTERS Sister Mary Ellenice, Superior Latin, Geometry Sister Francetta, Principal Sister Mary Albia, Librarian Sister Ann Jeannette Commerce Sister Agnes Eugenia English Sister Bernardine Art, Religion Sister Mary Cornelia Chemistry, Physics Sister Joseph Mary, Latin O 0 0 Mr. Fronklin Dovis Mr. Thomos Kipp Bond Instructor Shop, Drotting, Sports Miss Mory Gilbert X 'Q may i 'mx Commerce 't L fe- Mrs' Elllel Le'Sl gl' ,C E4 , L. I. J? ,S K , xc ff, :. i , i FT L X .V Treosurer 3 is , A ' Mrs. Lilly Cox School Nurse X fx s Q X -4 fx if 4 Qs!! fi V 'K Y 5? 3 M 0 Q X s 7 -K f, L. ,f s 4 1 ,Iv - fic fvg f,gs,fsf,5 .-17 ,: ft Q- 35sff9fbVgs?.s t 5 '? , r '. may ze.: , K, -s ,L. f,,.,:y -WN'-.V if Q , , Q W' R X A . , Q? . ft f fx S fwfr' in Father Martin Froeschl Father Robert Byrne Religion Religion at Catholic Gbjectives OUR SISTERS Sister Mary .lovita Speech, Debate Sister Mary Lenore English, World History Sister Mary Leonilla HGGAN CITIZEN, English Sister Marcellina Glee Club, Typing Sister Mary Nathaniel American History, English Sister Mary Philomena Sociology, American History Sister Mary Ruth World History, Civics Sister Mary Teresa English, Spanish, PRISM Sister Mary Vincentia Band, Solid Geometry, Algebra PWR. ' if S re lr Father William Rochford Student Chaplain, Religion Father Francis Russ Religion Father Charles Patterson Religion 10311-hu, 'JSR fi ,- 4 JAMES WELSH, President, Senior Ploy, De- bote I, 2, PRISM 4, Cornero Club I, 2, 3 Proctor 4, CIoss Tredsurer 3, CITIZEN 3. CHARLES MEHRER, Vice-President, Senior Ploy, CIoss President I, AII-Stor Footboll 2, 3, H-Club, Bdsketboll I, 2, 3, 4, Proctor 4. MARTHA HARRIS, Secretory, Debote 2, No- tionc1I Honor Society 3, Prorn Queen Attend- ont 3, Operetto I, Student Boord 4. I 'Ex 'Fav' KQV' Q was fm 3 A l mv ' my DIANE AARON Pep Club DCDPCWHY AGNEW, Pep ANTOINETTE ALOISIO, Pep Mission 2, 3. Clubp Clpereffcx 2, 3. Club 3, 4. ELIZABETH EBACON, Peli Club SZCPSEMAPY ZIEGLEP, Nofion- RCSA BELLE BARBIEPI, Pep 314. ul Homer Society 3, Club 3, 4. CHAXQIAES Eppflllfgg ll ' IA LJEPNE BALJEP, Vice-Pre JANICE BLICKHAN, Pep Club l, Prorefm Q fl 'law' 3 4 Pep Club. 3, CITIZEN 3, 4. 1 4 l ,I i l 4 l l l l l fl 15 4 l l l 5 1 E E l l M E. W., 7 ,MW W aww 4-0 A . gi' 'Yiwu 03, iw! fi! Q.Vr.,MW'! lr, GEORGE BLOMSTER, Proctor, THOMAS BLOTTMAN, Closs THOMAS BODE, Mission l, Stu. Boord Pres. Pres, 3, Eootboll 3, 4. Euclioristic 3. DANIEL BOYLE, Rockliurst l, RONALD BRAY, Bormcl Pres. MARY CECILE BREEN, Pep 2, Wentworth 3. 4, Proctor 3, 4. Club Sec. 4, Cbeerleoder. RONALD BREWER, Proctor 4, BARBARA BRIDGES, Pep Club RITA BROYLES, Pep Club, Trock 3, Mission l. 4, Operetto 3. Our Lody's 3. 10 'K-Q.. '7e'79 i 'fgg-I Q, 7 2 V M-.LO 'W4im..,,,WMM In ff- -gf FREDRICK BUKATY, FooIIvoI!, PATRICK CANTWELL, H-Club KAY CARLSON, Convert 3, BosI4e-IIQoII 4. 3, CITIZEN 3. Operetto 3, Apostolic. BARBARA CARROLL, I-Ioiy LINDA ANN CHARLESTON, GEORGE COLLINS, OFHce CrOSfJ If Q, jf QIIIYLIAI 4 Rep Club 3, 4, Our Lodyfs. Assisfonf 4, ProcIor 4. I-I-ffffa QQILVIIII ,Aw I MARILYN CONNOR, Pep GLORIA CORBIN, PRISM 4, P.JI,Igf,I, If 2, f'fI,.f Iwi, Ciub, PRISM 4, Opereffo I, 3. Pep Club 4, Opereffo 3. Il ,gwllll K ' Numa Infin- 'Q2- f 4f'f '95 JACQUELIN DAVIS, Pep CIub LOUIS DEFEO, Not'I Honor MARY DELANEY, Pep CIub 3, 4, Operetto I. Society, CITIZEN 2. 4, Operetto I. DARLENE DIETZ, Pep Club 3, MARY JO DONELSON, Pub- PATRICIA DONNELLY, Pep 4, Prorn Queen Attendont. Iicity I, Operetto I, 2. Club 3, 4, Operetto 3. TI-IERESA DONOHOE, Pep PATRICIA DRANEY, Pep CIub MAUREEN DUFFIN, Cheer- CIub 3, 4, Operetto 3. 3, 4, Gperetto I. Ieoder I, 2, 4, Pep Club. 12 4:2 'T' 'W W' .AX xy ' C .CQ 'W m! ,-V,Xx ,L r If WU' I If 1 I fv:,....,,,, JOHN DUOAN, Foollmll 3, JOHN EFFERTZ, ST. Jolwn's l, GAIL EIGENMAN, Comero 4, H-Club 3, 4, Prpdor Q. Club 4, Procfor 4. JOHN EMERSON, LjllJCC AK,-A PHYLLIS ENOELHAUPT, Pep MARY TERESA FALLON, Editor sislom' 4, Bqgkellmll, Club 3, 4, Opereffo 2. of CITIZEN, Ouill ond Scroll. KAY FISHER Pep 'flu 4, PATRICIA FOLEY, Pep Club SHIRLEY MARIE FOWLER, Pep Mj55jOp if Q 3, 4 Mission l. Club, Tllespicms 4. 13 'QM ,f- Q wk 1 I S . ,, 1 Q - ' ,pb X .,,,, Wim WP I I I i w NEAL FOX, Boskerboll 2- JOANNE FROI-IOFF, Pep Club ROBERTA FUREY, Pep Club, Proctor 4. 3, 4, Opererfo I, 2. Bond, Operetlo. CI-IARLENE GABI-IART, Pep DOROTHY GOFFINET, PRISM CATHERINE GRAY, Vice-Pres- Club 3, Opererro I, 3. Editor 4, Quill onol Scroll. idenl I, Pep Club 3, 4. MARY ANN GREGORY, Bond DORIS GRINDEI., Nor'l I-Ionor BONNIE JOE GRISAFE, Pep 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4. Socieryg Pep Club. Club 3, Operelro 2. 14 ,Han A5635 iran ,CW TERESA OLJNN, Pep Club 3, MARTHA HASTER, Pep Club CAROL JEAN HEIER, Cheer PRISM 3, Royfowm Q. 3, 4, Opereiio l, 2. leoder 2, 3, Senior Ploy. MARTHA HENRY, Pep Club CAROLYN HKEHBERGER, Pep PATRICIA HILL, Bond l, 2, 3 2, 3, Opereiifi Q, Euclwoi'islic,. Club 3, 4, Mission 3. 4, Pep Club 3, 4. DOROTHY HOEFER, Pep Club JOAN HOEY, PRISM 3, 4, JEROME JETTE, Rocklwuisi l 3, 4, PRISM 3 4 Pep Club 3, 4, Comero Club. Q, Eooiboll 4. 15 . lf ,W dl 'Q' nr' QT pl iv-- JOYCE JOHNSON, Pep Club CAROL JOLLIFF, Pep Club 3, DORIS KELLERMAN, Pep Club 4, Operetlo I, 2. 4, Opereflo I, 2, 3. 3, 4, Lillis 2, Loretto I, RICHARD KINNARD, Proctor JAMES KOETTINO, Foolboll KENNETH LANCASTER, Foot- 3, Opereflo 3, Debole 3, 4. 2, Ccxmero Club I, 2 bell 4, Basketball 3, 4. PATRICIA LANG, Pep Club 3, MARTHA LECHTENBERO, Pep DANIEL LEHANE, Bend I, 2, 4, Our LC1dy's 2. Club 3, 4, Operefle Q, 3. Procter 3, Literature 2 I6 GLQRUf Gpel QYT11 BERNHJM QQPWLM' SHEHWXF 3, 4, mi pil '.,,,,,.-f1-1sti.fi- fy ,W W wmv' ha, CI-IARLES MOUNT, Class Pres. BLAKE MULVANY, Rocklwrst MARK MULVANY, Proctor 4, 2, Sec. 3, Proctor. I, 2, Basketball 4. Football 4. ANNA MARIE NIGRO, PRISM GEORGE 0'BRIEN, Senior ELEANOR OOTS, Marygrove 4, Pep Club 3, 4. Play, Basketball 2. I, Pep Club 4. PETER PALERMO, CITIZEN 2, JAMES PASSLER, Apostolic I, JAMES PEELOR, Clinton I-Iigb Proctor 4. 2. School I, 2, 3. 18 93 X 'S'-'GL 'bf 1 111137 J? YS! Y-:ww-,ay P PILAI CJIJQIGIICJ 3, ANN POWERS, PRISM 4, ALBERTA PRINCE, Pep Club P I In 3, 4 Gperelfa I, 2, 3. 3, 4. I lor 4, JERRY REINECKER, Procfor 3, WILLIAM REITER, SI. Jolm's 4, Eoalball 3, 4. I, 2, ProcTor 4. I I2 P fA,' Ivplufb IAIVIES RICE, Basketball I, RQBERT RING, Class Treas. I 2, 4, Football 3, 4. I, Football 2, 3. 19 MM ,,,, '11 . , ' 1 if cv PATRICIA RIQRDAN, Pep CARRIE RIZZQ, Pep Club 3, ELIZABETH ROCHE, Pep Club Club 3, 4. 4, Operefio 3. 3, 4, PRISM 4. BARBARA ROCKERS, Our REGINA SABATO, Pep Club JQSEPI-I SCARCELLO, Fool- Lody's I, Opere-Tfo I, 4. 3, 4, Operelfo I, 2, 3. boll I, 2, 4. JAMES SEIBEI., ProCTor 4, IERRANCE SMITH, Comero BEVERLY SQEIAERI, PRISM Senior Ploy, Mission 2, 3. Club 3. 3, 4, Business Monoiger 4. 20 yu? .IGANNE STEDEM, Pep Club 3, 4, Our Loolyh 3. FRANK STRAUB, Rockhursf I, Q, Football 4. ELINCR THOMPSON, Litero- mre 2 Apostolic 1. 21 'Sv ,A-M f-Q --4 AFT ff! W' W 955 'hm CONSTANCE TOBIN, Pep Club 3, Operettcx I. JOAN VAZZANA, Pep Club 3, 4, Literature Com. 2, 3. WILLIAM WELCH, H-Club 3, Footboll I, 2, 3, 4. W wwf PATRICIA TOWNSEND, Bond- Treos. 4, Bond I, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH WALDINOER, Com- erc Club 2, 3, Literature Com. NANCY WEMPE, Pep Club 3, 4, Operetto I, 2, 3. 22 LOIS TROVER, Pep Club 3, PRISM 3, Literature Com. 2. HOWARD WAY, Rocklturst I, 2, Ccxmero Club 3. KATHLEEN WHALEN, Oper- etto I, 2, 3, Bond I, 2, 3, 4. me M'- , -nu YD in 4 V .sl 'fs- ' 'E' .M ,f M JOSEPHINE WILLIAMS, Pep JAMES WILLMAN, Clo5sViCe- NANCY WITHEROW, Pep Club 4, Operefto 2. Pres. 2, No'r'l Honor Soc. 3. Club 3, 4, Operetfo 2. JOHN WULSER, Footboll 2, CHARLES WYCOFF, Footboll MARIE YOUNG, Pep Club 4, 4, H-Club 4, Procfor 4. 2, 3, 4, Boskelboll 2, 4. Glermon l, 2, 3. EVEN THE BUILDING hos grown in the losl few yeors. 23 ,,f. 2? O . ' 0 -. ,. 5 ' H 7 S v X I f ' 17 5 W 'qw X. 1' Q, W vx,4fw'r . 'W F HOGAN STUDENTS MAKE SHORT VISITS To Chris? on flwelr way To closses, Here we see George Blornster, Perer Palermo, Jomes Koetfung, John Emerson, Pofricio Townsend, Pofricio Donnelly, James Welsh, Jornes Sei- bel ond Ann Powers os they ofTer up o prayer fo Christ in the Blessed Socromenf. Y Class of I9 4 X ALWAYS EAGER TO COCDPERATE with oThers, The iuhior class proved Their abil- ity To work well TogeTher by going over The Top in The Tirsf paper drive of The year. Led by Bill Ziegler presidem of The junior class, They can always be counTed on To do Their share of The work. Frank AbbaTe Thomas Aldrich f ? f i iam .I ri ge 0 W II Ad 'd 1? T rw. if NI.. Richard Allen 'T' E Annette Ancoria 1-f I Lawrence Arcury Paul Barbieri Dolores Beach Marybelle Berkey Barbara Blasco Richard Bode Mary Bolger Edward Borders Billie Ann Bosch Ann Brady Mary Sue Brauner Paul BreseTTe Thomas AngoTTi 9 ..5 f.K,,ff . In ' i , ,V ,A M- s Xi 4 4 21, - , W 5 -Ai6'. fa-S V, ' ,'Ts. A?4 ,LQ s 1 s ff K '42 Par i i i Q an an M ' o ' '? 'U-' f , :S gg-4 MM S X '-359 ,,x 5 vw N' I ,fr Nu-ff 'ifl T I 'uv-4' S KN. few Ann Burlingame Patricia Caldarello Donald Caldwell David Campbe.l Kathleen Casisky William Conroy Mary A. Conroy Thomas Coppinger Arthur Corbin Patrick Crowe Mary A. Cummings Thomas Currigan Mary L. Dalton Lawrence Decker Maymelou Dehoney Patricia Delaney Carol Dierks Terry Dolan 26 Nick Donelson Marsha Duggan Mary A. Enna Patricia Fahy Mike Feeney Mary A. Feldman James Fern Bernard Fitzgerald Jeanne Hanralwan Jane Hatcher W Jo n C Friel Jerry Holcomb Charles Holloway Patricia Hufto Mary J. Jedlicka Mary A. Jordan Karen Kiely Carol Klecan Virginia Kopp Gary Kosfulce Jeanne Kraus Anthony Kubaylco Floyd Kurzweil Barbara Kynefre Marcia Larnborn Kenneth Lawson HJ r Elma Lombardi 27 Marguerite Grogman Roberfa Hafner Ruth A. Halsel Q- -1'- ' W' iw -- f 3 5 11' 'U-1 iz 1 - .U Wi X M if ,ffl Z 5 lv- 'Q M T., ,,X,! i Rita M, Lovsky Sam Nigro c, . XP' , vu' X H i, l 1? -is-ef Qu-nw' ii gi Yi X 'Quo' , .ps Qu f J s 5 i 'Q if-r I YT' ff' , f vp -Q J f Margaret A. Lyons Michael Maggard fr 7 Q , 2 F , ssmf' .- ,P, M ,Z M- . ,ivy-My at :Q f , , -ey 1 Y NN 'QS 'G ' Ruth Mandacina Kathleen Mann Edward Martin Marjorie May James McDonald Eugenia McEntee Thomas McGarry Alice McGarry Marsha Mercier James Mick Marilyn Miller John Mitchell Jody Moran Frank Muenz Madelaine Munden Patricia Murphy Ellen Myers Mary J. Naudet 28 Jerriann Noel l 1330 Carol O'Conner ff I i 41 X 3 3- Jerry O'Meara -, .- vm f c Q X ai. Mary S. Pearson il if Patricia Perkins li Richard Phelps J ,M -R ig i'5 l X TR .5 Peggy Pinkerton , we-. 4 K' 'lu .1 'bf' -..., ,f fx an Y' A 'P is 4 , , -dv-' uv ,QW ,,. ,Q W Ok Q i, i .4-v 'Ns Hg 1 rv vi , ,, I w 4.-. X Rose A. Randolph John Renner Mary A. Ronan Anna L. Rose Carolyn Russell Mary Rubsell Noel Ravel: John Smith Jo Ann Solomon Joseph Spear Sheila Stacey Danny Siainbrook Edward Suffer Lizanne Van Hee Barbara Von Engeln Florenr Wag ,er Janet Walierbach William Weidman Dan Welling David Vvhalen Lawrence Whalen JOCIH Woodson John Wrighf Jacquelyn Wulser William Ziegler 20 pn FP' 11 v Geraldine Ryan XII' Loren Scholfes Betty Smith 7 'Ns-.A xr y ,f 5 V' ' af ff' Q- X -4.. V l W Q C' J. ,,, gf pm-vw , 1' 6 x L i-'uf W 33 f f' . - Ar 4 B KS-J gy Y J Us J 'Q h 5,-ggi RN 1 K W X Neff J lr. Class of I955 SORHOMORE GIRLS show their school spirit by bearing the name ot their school in parades. J iw-46 in Ronald Ancell X' rl N- SY. ,N I-ll ng' , '-'vi -1 l X iw 4 xii 5 6'Q'f-yy l 5 y ext? A 'Vw faq, hm' l 9 Barbara Bacon Barbara Baker A Q,,. -M... I John Baker bfi If Q Sonia Benedict Lucille Bisacca Richard Campbell Daniel Carrol QE' Virginia Carolla James Casey 21 l , , John Borders ,- A If R Stephen Bradish 'Q C ,I Q X ,y. Plez Bradley 4 'P 'C' Carol Bramble K I Bernard Brands hx Q r , Sandra Braun ' 0 4' 6' June Brown Patricia Ann Broyles w--,V Q S, f X Patricia Cahill 30 Qwfj R I N ' X ' If K 3?- 1- X if asa: if 5 Wu-. ,Q- l L ,, .F X 9' vu F ' X il' 5, JE X A if , . f NY Y it 'Why lbw. ak,- nn .. 1 A Bill - Jufil Izumi! Ji,l,r. Mfriit Ag, 495 ww R X A v f 5n s., x 4 K . Mary Ellen Elmer X R Ronald Duncan Barbara Edelmann Barbara Fisher Jimmy Fowler Madonna Fraher Kenneth Frain Connie Fry Xi Jane Gabhorf 'Q cam Galvin ' Q A A 0- 311, 1? if . ' 'vs -H.- . -.W X X M 'zu rr it X Martha Cushing Mary Jo Dcsta Martha Donelson cf . ... . Qscwl- Catherine Connor William Charron Richard Chortier Judy Clasby David Cody Joseph Coffman Mary Patricia Conway Rita Currigan Mariorie Cushing Sandra Eula Erickson Patrick Feeney 4,-, , QF' lg. Emert 6' K- ' -mi- wk -vu., l i Q i 4 l 5 ! l A J I A l 3 .. . ,........ .....-........-,..., I 5 Q J n I w 5 i i i l 1 i f E if 3 z 9 l ,T 5 pi pl l l ' ft! I V X xv ri Q. ,sw 6' rg Q qw A ' f,, x- .Q i I 31 149 K- ...c W X , Patricia Hair Richard Hair Mory Therese Thomas Heier Judy Helmert Harris -sl a 'X v Mary 'Xnn Henkel Terry Henry Don Hiliner Barbara Hoey 'Y' Mary Hogorfy 7 fu? ' csfv- rr A ? ff V. Q0-M ' ,f h I6 i ZW Susan Holman f 3' Richard Hooper ,gk ly, Jay Howard V 1 vi is u xy, ' o Nw 'N-.M Yr , 'it' i 1 . , H, 7 j I i 4 Q , -W, V .X 'fo ix . Yvonne Jones Kathryn Hutfc ,- i .Q I , 4 A s. Q I - h x G Larry Kennedy 3- qu lo Danny Klos Ruth Anne Jolliff if ,, y ' M f 'f-...f , K ! , ,XA L ,om nv View f s-.M n L as Thomas Edward Kuhn Frank Lafz Pat Laughlin Jimmy Lippert Patricia Lyons John Mabry Mary Lou Magee ix l x Q Q i , Esfa Maguire dl. V A I E Mary Mandacina 6 'F' 'M N Marie Anne McCarthy -X h xl Nancy McCarthy f S A V . X' kg Mike McMurray T '1'll 32 X Irene Meisburger Fronk Melenson Jock Miller 1 My , p S ,Q 6 lic 21? if Q' R' Sue Miller , X 'w5I..,f W- Billy Mitts 1 fl P' ' 'P 'L' A M l N' N N t N f P, . VN. P , y .Al x , , 9'?3,x M if K' Aletrice Mooney A Alicia Mount 'if M Li rs- 5 fx' Q: Helen Corroll Mullone .K Fred Mulvoney x Q wb' g t 9. 'ZZ' 1 I Dole Murphy A Moricele Murphy wg . Joonno Musso y I f l ,B g r 3 c. Mory Morgoret Myers ,, f Chorles Nidoy Tonyo Nugent ,me vw 4h www e S P x I 'RTK H, ,,, Potrick O'Connell L V Annette Nocito Michoel O'Connor Eileen Powers lNiIluom Purcell Suzanne Quigley jo Ann Reed l l-'rfffl 1 im lf, wil 'K eq, ,Ii jx, gl' -- A Jone O'Neil Noncy Peltier Sherlene Polk f--.. 336- P' ri X , X X K: r' ,, f l G heir:-3 -Iv! ,fn-P I f .. .Wy 33 Ziff - M-fs: 'Qv 's... I f Qi i I1 ,vp N 5-sf F' , 5 ll at 11' B , X N 'SN 7 'W Q Dorothy Ryan Patricia Ryan Mary Ann Scanlon Joanne Schlitzer 'N' Susan Stubbs John Shreves Harold Sickles 'LL' arolyn Tanner John Solomon xg W Daniel Tarwafer 'f ilu. 1 by , flag tx h , up 'N kg Ula 'W as fv- ' ' IU 6 1 , -wi. A Nw 4, if K ,f 'YQ' Na, '-V Judith Tesson Patricia Sorenson any M Us Eileen Tobin Carol Sfeverding 1,- 4, mf ' A ,fs 'i 'x v- wus- 4'- John Townsend Clara J. Vogel Jerry Way Regina Weigel A Av... I-R N , i Mary Elizabeth Widler Ma y Jo Wirken W' Mary Worth Ann Wulser Richard Young Q John Aleari 7 Patricia Boar fp 1 Q- , Q . Y'-3? i x . x 4 ' ff-8 1 . 'ff' 1 X , ' j -.H +-...C ' -f535-2 - ,f 1 we' 1 f Q Sm.: QV? 134' full are wx x Ns J :UMM IU! R up-M XX. vr' HN ri' 5.2 'ld J Wi .V X-:Q Nha- X few, 'l f ' ' J Q K , k,i-...W , V 'th 'XC' W' -vu a' f X ,, . Ka Carolann Bartman Norma Jean Bauer Carol Bauman Lawrence Bax Mary Bax Thomas Bax Betty Beach Carol Jean Beer Kent Bertsch John Brown Robert Bruce Irene Bruegging Richard Bruening Anita Calderello Lois Ann Canino Richard Cipolla Carol Ann Clapp Mary E. Clark James Coffman Robert Colvin Christine Colwell Mary M. Cooper Thomas Curry Kirk Dalton Patricia DeFreis Michael Degan Laura Lee Diviney 29 ass of I9 Richard Dixon Frances Donnelly Peter Donnici Judy Dreiling Marilyn Drummond Joseph Eftertz William Engel Marilyn English Peggy English slf 6 few in gf, , gf X M. at i N, 'lf 1 Q Y 1 lsr, it ,.. -'U' ,Z 4,5 W' ai., t , fb- . gc V' .y L. 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Noe Mary Jane O'Meara Katy O'Neil Albert Parza Porothy Perrenoud Linda Player Mary Jo Poehler Barbara Prince Frances Purcell Gerry Quirk Kathleen Quirk Peggy Raynor Donald Redmond John Redmond Robert Rehagen Alice Reiter Nora Ellen Richard James Rutter 37 Jan Rogers Kathleen Rose John Ryan Marilee Scanlan Barry Scanlon Mary Frances Schloegl Barbara Schulgen Judy Sharp I My in-I ' Qfff Sift 'fi' is,-S m.c.f,qQ N of , fl x V if I K , ' H X 171' AA g 5 1 , ,, ..f. it f '- z L. iQ' 3'-:K K fl! Joan Shay Mary Shine Martha Smith Betty Soetaert Robert Spies Geraldine Sprague William Stacey Mary Sterk Kenny Talbert Maureen Teasdale Walter Thomas Blanche Thompson Annie Thorp Charlene Thorp Judy Tierney Kathleen Tobin Kay Townsend Rosalie Townsend Mary Jo Traynor James Travelent Louvenia Trigg Janet Tungett Sue Ulrich Margaret Van de Vyrere Patricia Vaidic Leroy Van Horn Mary Kay Von Engeln James Walls Patricia Waters Mary Ann Weiss James Wiley Jerry Wyatt Patricia Yontz Robert Young Peggy Zeller Diane Steverdung Margo Stomp W f 1 W, N144 sw A MS. 3. ' f nv- .4-o as 7 , fm , 5, , sq, Y 5a-,4 ,A f f - ,J 0 1 X vu-our' cf, ft X- ft A T Ja! 7 ans: M, ,,,.,s,,?f 'T , 'mf 7 f in ,gr- N34 i 5 5' 1 T an ,gf V7 ms- ! I Q1 i y 1 E? q,..,, 1 von? pf 4 'Q , ff' 1 fb f 0. ' YQ! by '55 A V c J 4-' JUN ' ' iz ' 'V fy, ij , W x L W- .T , Q. 'SV' I es' L .1 ' X X C-1 ig J 1 Q T ,ra ' ity x 'H E . 'WW ,, 4 l V ' 38 2 P ' F nv- P-ln hi-nl. ,,, Y P r r N I ...Who realize that Catholicism, as a wa of life based upon eternal truths, must affect their attitude and conduct toward every prob- lem of life. -di-J PARENTS OF THE JUNIORS AND SENIORS CAME TO HOGAN For many it brought back old memories, to others a realiza- for an evening session ot school on October 27 to go through the tion of what they had missed. These intensely earnest parents are schedules of their sons and daughters, meet their teachers and listening to Sister Francetta's directions about the program of the become acquainted with the joys and difficulties Hogan students evening. QThe sophomore and freshman parents traveled the same experience every day. route the night of October 29.5 OUR DIVIDER PAGE shows Hogan girls now attending St. Mary's College in Leavenworth, Kansas, in search of further knowledge: lst row: Katherine Moore, Kay Boggess, Mary Cronin, Marilyn Sterling, Nancy Breen, Mary Lou Pavilag 2nd row: Rita Klos, Pat Tobin, Mary Rita Postelwait, Gloria Solomon, Francis Conroy, 3rd row: Mary T. Downey, Joanne Grieb, Kay Waltzl, 4th row: Marguerite Mohr, Mary Jo Downey, June Rupprecht, Mary. Beth Frick, Dorothy Hessel, Mary Jean Mabry. 40 -ss' THIS IS AN EXAMPLE of the teamwork that makes The Fletcher, Mann, Benedict, Rouen, Hatcher, Stacy, Island- HOGAN CITIZEN such a fine and informative paper. These ingl Pinkerton, Dolan, Peeler, Huffo. staff members are: Iseatedv Mandacina, Angofti, Fraas, F y' l qv QU, I Bebop W High, Kan.ra..r ' ,Nimouri GETTING READY TO MEET one of their many deadlines, R. Ziegler, Conroy, Randolf, W. Ziegler, ErTna, Lamborne, The staff of The HOGAN CITIZEN is hard at work. They are: Quigley, Burke, Cseafecll Fallon, Carroll, Blickhan, Van Hee. I 41 I I I . I I 5 I I I If ii, I I I If Q: I : I I I ., , I. li 4 : i, 3. 5 1 I I I 1 I I I I ,I i I . il I vi .Who Have Developed a Thirst for Knowledge... FACULTY MEMBERS ARE ALVJAYS delighted when students show enough enthusiosm tor difficult mentol pursuits To elect odvonced ol- gebro ond odvoncecl Lotin, The three pictures on this poge ore oll members of the some closs in olgebro. ABSORBING SOME FACTS ABOUT odvonced olgehro ore: seoted Don- elson, Smith, Sutter, Kostuke, stond- ing Lehone, Eigenmon, Crowe, Brewer, Borders, Moggord, Aldrich, l-lollowoy, Arcury. BILL ZIEGLER IS ALL WRAPPED UP IN this olgebro problem. Help- ing him solve it ore: Don Welling, Mike Feeney, Chuck Mehrer, Corol Klecon ond Virginia Kopp. A FEW MORE ALGEBRA ENTHU- SIASTS ore: seoted Wolterboch, Jordon, Borbieri, Grindel, stond- ing Muenz, Grieb, Kuboyko, Weid- mon, Koetting, Russell, Burke, Renner, Emerson, Mount, Campbell. 1 I L n I V l 1 nies DRM. le ' ' THIS OLD CAN seems to be important to George Blomster and James WiIIman, and Bernard McFaII. The boys told us that they had made the atmospheric pressure cave in The sides of the can and they were now making the steam inside the can force the walls out again. PHYSICS BESIDES GIVING A MLJLTIIUDE ot useful facts gives an eycellent training to the inteIIect making it capable at better thinking in every Ilne RICHARD KINNARD JOHN EMERSON LEO DEEEO AND DAN LEHANE get first hand information about the mechanical advantage of the pulley and the inclined plane v Pee Q James Koetting, James Rice, Patricia Stewart, Charles Wycoff, and James Rice are experimenting to prove to themselves that BoyIe's Iaw is true. WATCHING THE EFFECT of partial exhaustion of air in the bell iar are Doris Grindei, James Seibel, Ronnie Bray, Charles Mount and Jim Passler. 1 v We L ' .X,. 1 W YM BIOLOGY TESTS must be at hand for this class: Row Lyons, McGee, Row Four: Maguire, McCarthy, Miller, One: Emert, Feeney, Fry, Tarwater, Row Two: Hair, Heier, Mullane, Musso, Peltier, Row Five: Reid, Sorensen, Worth. Braun. Henry, Hoey, Barbieri, Row Three: Jones, Kuhn, Lippert, PICKLED FROGS AND EARTHWORMS may be all right for Frank Melenson, James Fowler, Don Hiltner, and Fred Mulvaney, but the two girls, Madonna Fraher and Barbara Fisher, wish they would keep them in the biology laboratory even it they are bottled. Even the halls aren't safe these days. Rizzo, Baker, Robson, Laughlin, Reeves, Sickles, Conway, and Wirken find some of the speci- mens rather unusual -- at least for Missouri. RWM I eff 'i ali PLANTS IN THE SUN PORCH have a new interest for Rogue, Tobin, Reid, Rouen Bisacca in biology lab. ONE GF THE HIGHEST HGNGRS a senior boy or girl can achieve is ThaT of being a member of The NaTional Honor SocieTy. IT sTands Tor leadership, scholasTic abiliTy, and service To The school. The members Tor T953 are: Louis De Feo, Martha Harris, secreTary of The senior class, Jim Willman, vice-presidenf of The sTudenT board, Rosemary Ziegler, Mary Teresa Fallon, editor of The HOGAN CITIZEN, I Mary Cecile Breen, secreTary of The pep club, Doris Grindel and Mary Carol Lynch. Ns. Adm 51, F f, , T I Quill and scroll members earned Their honors by hard vvork on The HOGAN CITIZEN and The PRISM, also by being in The upper Third of Their class in scholarship. ISeaTedI Sandra Tabuas, Ann Powers, Barbara Carroll, Rosemary Ziegler. ISTandingI Lizann Van Hee, Janice Blickhan, Mary Ann Erma, Dorothy GoTTineT, Bill Ziegler, Mary Teresa Fallon, Anna Marie Nigro, Beverly Soefaert. I l if I ,V 5. E' .4 J .f 4 .Q ,il ii 13.0 ,, ' I f ',fwfzH,y - . 1 li' - wr 'iw r ' Z i fgi Q R, ww svf X H 5, L wg. E E wr' I, I T. . fs ru' .1 if ' 1 f .4531 .f -L 4? f , f ,. .WV Q, M ,kg XY is l 1 W li Qui'- , 713 X 3 9' 1 ' ' 'X 1 Q' K A 6 W' 4 I ii V wwe? Hz, 4 1 0 Q . if ,J 5 I we A 1 43? 1, Q f Hnz,,4v 'tg' we K PUTTING THE FINISHING TOUCHES ON THE OCTO- BER bulletin board display of 208 which is dedicated to Mary are A. Aloisio, B. Tiedtka, and A. Prince. . . . Who see their absolute need of spiritual aids seek it through prayer, the sacra ments, and other good The Queen and her attendants are 'Tb 48 leaving the Benedictine Chapel after Patty Moran has presented flowers to Christ the King. ' TAKING THEIR TURNS in the recitation of the living rosary are the seniors of last year. E Q i I I I I I I I I I 5 I I Ii I I I I I I 1 I I I I --i L GFS ll I apel V inTed Q I --I I I I I i in 'TQ of I STUDENTS OFXHOOAN HIGH SCHOOL LOOK for- ward To The crowning ol The Blessed Virgin. LasT year The honor was awarded To Sue Turgeon, IasT years SodaliTy SeCreTary, wiTh Mary E. Denning and KaTh- Ieen Fern in aTTendance. The enTire senior class par- TicipaTed in The Crowning. IT was Too laTe Tor The l952 PRISM. ' ,xr ..Who Also Understand and Prudently Follow the Christian Way. , I X ffm if M M iw, X ,, A 'X fy . Q' il 2 AY M48 AS THE SCHOOL YEAR WAS DRAWING TO A CLOSE The sTudenT body wiTnessed The Crowning of The Blessed Virgin Mary in The gym 49 I 'T J tk I 'T 'A I Fix- I I 1 . 1 i 1 .3 l F. Qi . Who Meet Their Christian Obligation to Help Others Achieve Moral Self-Improvement FOUR STUDENTS WHO ATTENDED THE S. S.C.A. are shown conversing with Father Joseph Sommer S. J. They are. Mary T. Fal- Ion, Father Sommer, Toni Coppinger, Mari' anne Tarvvater and Sam Nigre- HERE FATHER WILLIAM ROCHFORD IS SHOWN in his office giving spiritual advice to Kenny Frain. Fa- ther has helped many students with his wise advice and understanding way. SHOWN HERE GIVING ONE OF HIS CONFERENCES to the juniors and seniors is Father J. M. Freeman, S. J. Father conducted a very suncesstul retreat dur- ing January. I . . . Who Have a Vital Realization of God as the Source and Sanc- tion of All Moral Obligation. on N , Ol'l'S AND Al-l'S WERE EXPRESSED LAST FALL as the entire student body went down to inspect the Bible exhibit in the Municipal Auditorium. Mary Lou Dalton, Carolyn Russell and Rosemary Ziegler are looking over the different varieties. Ihr' K A i fl, M fy VJ? QQ Q9qafni5'Qje,'kk'E 1135 yy' NANCY WEMPE, CAROL ,L HEIER, AND Maureen Duttin inspect the Bibles on display at the Municipal Auditorium. Do you suppose they are trying to sing those notes? I su- ent nn, es. ND Ioy ose X . . . Who Have Learned to Fund 1 Books the I ' ' L ' B ' ' ' nsplratlon eadmg to etter C -5 h0llQ1gi Q , oooo o oo , - 1-oi, h o . ' 53 'ooo 2 1 xx ' ! W, 'X 5 k ,11.2, -' ' ' ' I CAT H' P V Q A2 o. oQg 'M BIBLE! C ff, o N VEEK ffm We f Huiim 'nf 0fm.,:,h h N :5f?iMW 'i'f-ima ,, .. h o 4 jx' ,H 1.5 5, ,E I Q M pf X K , o o o o o ' o f X'G1'fMSQfg Exim h J o o , , ,fm f N ' hf Yfmwrl L' an -V V WFIQ Ejlitytb K M Jn..-.ae 1 pix new A mi N A ' nomvmsas rt 4 52 We it 215141 Namify OF QEI,Y3lf6 Zim., I 1 Q 'f A H V HzbU1aTh0 L1 he Of lwanlf 'H Q kg? W - fsmalyllf Q fm 1 ov Pawn' ' ' A 'gg W 1 'A ummm STRENGTH h f My Q, ,y L-J' THE N ff . Inq X Nik NUR 'av 14 'I ,JH-f wm .yggfiffg ,.--ff ' , 1 Y 0 Mmm Um 'Jf5'53 4 ' 0o37 'f .--- ...- 3 WI swlw' ml 1 m f-1- ' 1 i, U xx 'sw 'WJ' H ' nl Q . ,950 mmf' L 8 ,C ,mliann ,-o ,,51:f wfwwa gf,-vim If W, grid' ,::f,1,,.n Mm 1,0115 ,'u,,v1' h 3342125 Q 9 0 ful 6 n,'X11H'N I nt ' '+L-' gAf fJ U:VV!5l13 'ff JFK Hm,j 1 r f f f fv 4JfN CATHOLIC BUCK who, Undef' The chrecfioh of Sasfer Many XLXHDICI, n1rrf1hQA M Y T wi W 1 - VuNW5ev1 Mohh, Flof ed The exhibit S + h 1' E' 4 h P 11'owf45 Mclmdociho, 53 GOD HEARS PRAYER If o rodiofs slim fingers Con pluck o melody From night ond Toss if over A continent or seo, If The pelolled while notes Ol o violin Are blown ocross o mounfoin Or o ci'ry's din, If songs like crimson roses Are colled from thin, blue oir, Why should morfols wonder lf God Heors Proyer? . Who Face with Christian Fortitude Dangers that Menace Body and Soul A in ,A .4-'ml 1-V 1 , sf T ,Qi 93, , f J, in A A' ' ,J 4, , 4 Anti, A' i 1 ' o MAKING SNOWFLAKES FOR THE SODAL- if ITY donce held in December cure: Harris, Rehogen, McGuire, Helmert, Rice. STUDENTS PRAYING of The shrine offer Sodoliiy donce, , M :Z ' 5 V251 I Q rf' of ,pf Singing and Acting in an Operetta Aid in the Acquisition of Culture. X! . 4 , 'yt f f ff ww 5 r 7 S ASONS A 45, V 'tl f . ng, l 1-.1 4 A M! 9 ff' r ' , 9 1 .l K 1 lg' 4 9 lv an 4 , 1 4 ,A V 4 M' L IAJNZ , fa 1 ii, X n Q 5 3 3 S ,qt 1 1' 1' N W -Y- s........-.1 wv-.,.x ..ff--,,p-w-M,...,fq.'w'.,.A..,., 56 f 1 LEFT PICTURE: CHORUS SINGS OF THE RO- MANCE of The butterfly with the cmoryllis ond The rose. Virginia Corolla is The om- oryllis, Bcurborc Roque is The buflerlly, ond Lucille Biscccu is the rose z LAR bor RON Perl MCC Deh roy, Ron NSG G 2 I fn. - Q I 1 II f , I I LARGE PICTURE FIRST ROW' Kraus, Schwartz, Kiely, George, Lam- UPPER PICTURE: APRIL SHOWERS DANCERS are: kneeling Cleft to bardi, Fe-Idman, Postlewatt, Brady, Dalton, Maguure, Nocita. SECOND right! Fry, Rizzo, Hutto, Benedid, Joyce, Thirnes, HoIman, standing ROW: Van Hee, Mount, Smith, Braun, Rtce, Pinkerton, Edelmann, Perkins, HeIrnert, Klecan, Tanner, Me-rciet, Miller, Magee, Larnborn, McGarry, DoneIson, Munden, HanraItar1,Jones. THIRD ROW: lvIcEntee, De-honey, Noel, Berkey, INagr,e-r, 'fft5r,Ify, VonEngeIn, SCarceIIo, Con roy, BIasco, Halsel, Ryan, Eastwood, Mtller, Kopp, Enna, Dasta, Hutto RanCIOIDI'1, Brauner. Ileft to rightt McCarthy, Naudet, Ryan, Wirken, Reid, Hoey, Cum mings, Connor. Who Recognize and ppreciate Beauty Wherever Found . 2 f Z PICTURED AT RIGHT IS THE NATIVITY SCENE painted by Sister Bernar- dine, art instructor. The eight by twelve plaque, guarded by two angels, hung above the main entrance of the school during the Christmas season. I 2, ,,, . ww in W7 ,,..,,J 1 1 Wi --maid .omg li V ., az, Q ' , , R 'fir U , lib 5 K . 2 A , . w at :I .cf 'f'i'.11 ' . UPPER LEFT: Regina Weigel is posing for a portrait being sketched by Joyce Sharp. OUR DIVIDER PAGE shows a group of students whom Sister Bernardine, art instructor, is about to take on a tour ot the Nelson Gallery of Art. They are: Richard Phelps, Susan Hollman, Larry Decker, Ann Schwartz, Frank Melenson, Carol Bartman, James Fern, and Margaret English lDetaiI of Divider Page is shown at lettl 58 3 He, le ink of i--1-11 df THE PURPOSE OF THE JOY- FUL HOUR is to inspire devo- tion to the rosary, and to give honor and glory to the Bless- ed Virgin Mary. The program was put on for the student body by the Hogan Sodalists. IN THIS TABLEAU Wayne Kieffer appears as Christ, Charles Barthol and Florent Wagner as the doctors. . Especially in the Majestic Liturgy ofthe Church. ff fi' M :I XVO: ,ff 1. IN THE TABLEAU OF THE VISITATION, , ,X Linda Charleston appears as Elizabeth and .loan Hoey as Mary. ks H, em I I . X, K VK fn-'-. .f'f-1: A I Q I, I ii W4 .V ,J 5 I W I S fi l i L ,age W as PORTRAYINO THE MADONNA Ol CQHRISTMAS is Joan Hoey, REPRESENTING MARY, QUEEN OE AMERICA in the Joyful Hour is Virginia Kopp. 59 . . Who Have Learned to Support only What ls Good and Wholesome . . UNDER THE DIRECTION OE Sister Mary Vin- centia, Mr. Franklin Davis, and Mr. Jerry Dobel, the Hogan Band plays in the American Royal and Armistice Day Parades and entertains at pep meetings, football games, plays, and operettas. This year they played at the home- coming game ot Saint Benedict's College, At- chison, Kansas. HOGAN FLAG CARRIERS ARE Sue Miller, Alicia Mount, .lane O'Neil, Saundra Braun, Ann Reed, Barbara Roque, Patricia Ryan, Linda Player, Dot Ryan, and Mary Sterlc. 1 f ,. f H N' 5 NX Qtilllflle il! Pl l . iii lil . if 5 , THE HOGAN BAND MARCHES lN the American Royal Parade. --LH..h I M, f'7'7 I . r i I I , 111' 41 - Q , ' ,fri 'rf CQ-rr f ag , 1, H' -f' ' D ' H' W I F 'A -bg L , -- 0 A 'af 6 HOGAN'S BAND LINES UP To Iead the Homecoming Parade In Music, Literature, Drama, and Art TOO LATE FOR IVIENTION IN THE T952 PRISM, The band won firsf place in the annual confesf sponsored by Sainf Teresa CoIIege for The Third successive year. BELOW, THE HOGAN BAND TURNS OFF THE FIELD affer finishing their heart formation for Queen Patty Moran af The Hogan Homecoming Game. W My ,W 3 ' ,. I 9 5 , p s , M X305 x,'. Q 9 ' ,, L Q 1 4 '- -f . QI WI P U - I ,pn 61 l 1 . Who Have Developed Poise . '-f-ss. s if willy :fs-Jiffy off Bibi? -J il CORNELIA CMARIANNE TARWATERJ AND EMILY CSHIRLEY FOWLERJ can't succeed in losing the ob- noxious money bag their mothers forced upon them. Returning if to them here is the Purser iJim Welshl. THE CAST FROM THE SENIOR PLAY Our Hearts VVere Young and Gay. Standing: Seibel, Welsh, Fowler, Dugan, Mehrer, Rabuse, O'Brien, Kinnard, Bauer, Ziegler. Sitting: Rice, Heier, Morrison, Tarwa-er, Blickhan, Barbieri. Steward .......... Mrs. Skinner ........ Mr. Skinner ........ Cornelia ........... Emily Kimbrough .... Purser ....,-.....,. Dick Winters .... -- CAST -------James Rice ---Barbara Morrison ----George O'Brien --Marianne Tarwater Shirley Marie Fowler -------James Welsh -----Jack Dugan Admiral ------------------------------ ---Charles Mehrer Harriet St. John ---------------------------- LaVerne Bauer Winifred Blaugh --------------------------- Janice Blickhan Leo McEvoy ------- lnspector--- ------ ----- Therese -.----- -- Madame Elise ----------- Monsieur De La Croix Window Cleaner ------ ---- 62 -----James Seibel ---Rosemary Ziegler --Carol Jean Heier ---Rosabelle Barbieri ----Richard Kinnard -- -James Rabuse OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY IS A COMEDY that revolves a- round The hilarious advemures oT Cor- nelia and Emily as They Travel To Paris aboard The SS Ram. Some of Their experiences during The Trip were meeT- ing of The young medical sTudenTs, Cor- nelia's aTTaclc oT The measles, The cap- Turing of a sTowaway, and The speech lessons from The French acTor TRichard Kinnardl. The exciTemenT and romance in This devasTaTing comedy proves ThaT These Two girls can advenTure unescorTed and refurn home To Tell a never-To-be-Ton goTTen sTory. v N NM. Vx 'TT TRYING TO COMFORT THE MEASLES-STRICKEN CORNELIA Uvlarianne TarwaTerl are Shirley Fowler leff, and Jim Seibel. . Through Work in Dramatics. TI-Tk MTITABERS OF THE STAGE CREW ARE JUST AS IMPORTANT as The members of The casT. GeTTing iliinrgu .rfJf.l,f Tor opening nighT are members of This stage crew. Sfanding from left To righT. J Bliclchan, L Twin, K Loncasfer, P. CanTwell, J. Rabuse, B. Conroy, J. Pilsl, C. Mehrer. Kneeling from left To T' gli rife T Rice, J. Koerting, R. Barbieri, and R. Ziegler. 63 Mi..- 1 1 f , 4 rf if v .Wf 7 ,, M, Wm 2 7 ,Wg ,V 4' f f ,fi ,f f , .5 fm ,nw Qu Zz, , ' Q ff X ff'f,f' Z ff J. ff ' , 1 ww , Wg, 2, -fJ 4if'f zw, 4 -',I,ax,g,, fm W W :ff ' U WZ , 3 I . . . Who Do Love Their Neighbors as Themselves And So Are Sensitive to the Claims of Charity. THE DAY WAS DARK ond biTTerly cold, buT Their heorTs were brighf ond worm ond generous ds l'logdniTes seT ouT To deliver The ChrisTmos pdclcoiges filled vviTh Tood, Toys, ond cloThes Tor The poor. Edch homeroom conTribuTed generously To The Tdrnily They odopfed Tor ChrisTmds ond showed ThdT They vvonTed To moke oThers hdppy OT ChrisTmds Time, Too, ds ChrisT soid, Amen, I soy To you, os long os you did iT Tor one of These, The ledsT oT my breThren, you did iT Tor Me. Tl-IE DWIDER PAGE shows ThdT l-logdniTes ore Truly inTeresTed in bringing ioy inTo The heorTs of oThers os They visiT The home for The dged ConducTed by The LiTTle SisTers OT The Poor. These girls help The SisTers cleon The oporTmenTs on SoTurddy ond help serve The ohernoon meol on Sunddy. They olso enTerToin The old people by reoding To Them. They ore Jeonnine Bruce, BeTTy SmiTh, Mdureen Duffin, Jednnie l-leier, Mdry Lou DdlTon, Ivldry Agnes Cummings, ond Virginid Kopp, . Who Are Just in Their Respect For the Rights ot Others Whether Individuals or Groups. L 2 TWO GROUPS CDF STUDENTS in first year Spanish, wishing to acquire fluency in speaking, prepared and staged '!Lo Primera Disputaf' by Ruth Henry. The part of Eduardo was taken by William Conroy and James Brous. The port of Isabel was taken by Mariorie Moy and Marybelle Berkey, that of Tia Manuela by Mary Jo Naudet and Marguerite Grog- man An unclerstanrlieig of the people usually ac- companies tlie lroinirtg of their language, MEMBERS OF THE SPANISH I CLASS, under the leadership of Paul Barbieri, wishing to be- come more acquainted with the customs of Spanish-American people, met at Marguerite's Cafe for a Mexican dinner. Ed Martin, Jim Brous, Jim Welsh, Ann Lee Rose, Mar- guerite Grogman, Paul Barbieri, Mariorie May, Jeanne Hanrahan, Mary Ann Conroy, Kathleen Casislcy, and Elissa Lombardi. THE CLASS lN SPANISH ll tried to get the facts about present day Spain. They searched through Catholic Di- gests, Reader's Digest, read a number of chapters in Pattee's THIS IS SPAIN, . and Carlton J. H. Hayes', UNITED STATES AND SPAIN, and the result of this research was a symposium held in tx Y the little theater for a group of select , friends. Fiizst ROW: Seibel, Breen. secorsio ROW: Donnelly, Wulser, Heier, Townsend, Delaney, Welsh. THIRD ROW: Palermo, Bulcaty, Blom- ster. l 4' ...Who Recognize the Multitude and Complex- ity of Their Social Rela- tions and of the Impor- tance of these . . fl Morionne Tcirwciter, first cittendont, Potty Moron, homecoming queen, ond Maureen Duftin, second ottendont. Homecoming QUEEN PATTY AND HER ATTENDANTS PAUSE ot school o moment betore going to the Benedictine Chopel ot Perpetuol Adorotion to present o bouquet ot roses to Christ, l'logon's King. A JEEP WITH STEVE BRADlSl'l, DAN TARWATER, Jomes Russell, Joe Reed, Jim Fowler, Kenny Eroin, Mike G'Con- nor ond Jim Welsh edged into the homecoming porode. The boys seem to be keeping their Guordion Angels busy. . E g iff- E Yh ff y 2, v n 4.,,, , gc. , . X ,,.- , .wiht S -V w- , , i f, .. , . '3- 68 A119 d X' :aw .4 or 1 f l'lOGAN'S BAND AND MA- JORETTES farm The Wheel of Far'rune beivveen halves ol The game. ...For the lndividual's Well Being and Growth. QUEENS ATTENDANTS AND HER MAJESTY are arriving al Rackhursl field. Pep Club and Cheerleaders are There To greet lhem. AT HALF-TIME, FCDOTBALL CAPTAIN, Tom Bloliman, presenls Patty with a bouquef ol maroon and while mums, co-caplains, George Blomsler and Chuck lvlehrer, have Corsages for attendants, Marianne and Maureen. ,f 1,306 X4 4 'il ' T . ,. - M- T wi if A T A' he N K ,B-4. or 5 UI , XV fir ., .,.C U Q . Q, Q 12 - -M Q in, X- ,N rgdwff' as O .lnfl ...- a ii' SX x an X z T 5' 'ao Q Z1 'A if-Al all A f fig l T W' '44 ' ,ru. T if f .T of 1' T rlr f A ,,,WU,, xflf, ,,,,,,g ' I .2 A g Q ,,. 1 .21 3 5 A A ' V + 0 n fl? ...Who Are Aware of the Solidarity of Human Society . . A MEMORIES OF DAYS GONE-BY re- new themselves os Hogon porents get o toste of the student life of their sons ond doughters. The members of the Student Boord stond by to direct the porents in their seorch for their clossrooms. The purpose of this meeting vvos to ex- ploin to the porents the objectives of eoch course offered to the students ond to bring obout o closer hormony between home ond school. SELLING Cl-IRISTMAS CARDS ond wropping poper is only one of the mony projects corriecl on by I-logon mothers. Mrs. Arcury, Mrs. Ulrich, Mrs. Peltier, ond Mrs. Vlfright give their time ond effort to further the success of this onnuol project. MR. A. J. BLASCO, PRESIDENT OF Tl-IE Porents Club, hos truly shown his obility to leod. A few exomples of whot the Rorents Club hos occomplished for I-logon ore the modern fold study-holl door, ocousticol tile in the cofeterio ond corridors, student choirs, Besler vu- lite, vu-groph, slide film projector, oudio-visuol olds, bosketboll ond bond uniforms, senior picnic, footboll, bosketboll, bond, ond debote boncjuets, ond filming of gomes. 70 . . . And of the Effect of Their Actions On the Lives of Others for Better or for Worse , f w ONE OF TI-IE MANY ACTIVITIES ot the I-logon Parents Club is the annual tea. This gives parents an oppor- I 'il tunity to becorne acquainted with the taculty and ,y Wat? with each other in order to plan a more active and . fa 'F' 5 successful school year tor I-Iogan students. 'iii if, P 'iz I il! fi 3 iy?u 5 , A ' rv' RIGHT. Mr. and Mrs. Gier and Mr and Mrs. Fry. LOWER RIGHT: Mmes. Fletcher, Casisky, Conroy, Bruce Blasco, Mr. Blasco, and Mrs. Smith LOWER LEFT: Mr. Boyle, Mr. Fern Mr. Keifer, Mrs. McCarthy, Mrs. Charleston, Mrs. Bruce, and Mrs. Blasco. it ' if 3' .M 4. , 'SQVC' ' , 239 ...Who Exercise Toward All, Re- gardless of Posi- tion.. APPLE-BLOSSOMS CHANGED THE ONCE BARE gym into C1 spring-Time wonderland for The iunior-senior prom. A norrow bridge over ci Tiny brook provided The enironce info dreomlond. A picker fence ond wishing well lenr chgrm ond beoury To The gorden scene. Morning glories surrounded Sue lVlcCorThy os Torn Blorfmon, junior presidenr, crowned her Queen of The Prom. lupper picrurel CENTER PICTUREQ Anno Morie Nigro, Poi Cantwell, Bloke Mulvony, ond Beth Roche. LOWER PICTURE: George Blomsfer, Mory Lou Martin, Koy Carlson, Dovid Fox, Morrho Hosfer, ond .lim Seibel. ,f!i i :CM X1 T rn Aldrich Sonic Benedict THERE VVASN'T A MOMENT TO CATCH A BREATH AT The Rrisrn Rrcince os everyone Took porT in The Bunny Hop ond Hokey-Pokeyf' Tom Aldrich, M. C., ossisTed by Bill Conroy, kepT everyone on The floor every minuTe. AT inTerrnission DoTTie Agnew ond MorTho Horris gove Their version oT Music Mokin' Mornmo from Mernphis, Tennessee , Ronnie Broy ployed Whispering ond All oT Me , Sonio BenedicT song WiTh o Song in My HeorT , ond Annie Thorp ond Mory PoT Johosky Top clonced To HTeo for Two. . . . Race, or Nation, a Sincere Christian Courtesy. if if 4 jlifiv,-.. KATHLEEN MANN AND MARY ANN CONROY cheerfully give up their time to help entertain and teach these children games. There are other l-loganites, too, who have generously sacrificed their time to bring hap- piness into these little hearts. They are Karen Kiely, Jeanne Hanrahan, Mary Lou Dalton, mwah 'TW Pat Fahy, lvlamelou Dehoney, Marjorie May, and .lo Ann Solomon. 5 M!! . . . Who Are Averse to the Bitterness and Envy Which Set Race Against Race in Un-Christian Antagonism. EVEN Tl-l0UGl-l THESE TEENAGERS do not have the privilege of voting, they show their interest in America's future by their participation in a panel discussion on the presi- dential election and the platforms of both the Democrat and Republican parties. The panel, Bill Ziegler, Carolyn Russell, Barbara Blasco, Jim Burke, Jerriann Noel, and Frank Abbate, is lead by Florent Wag- ner. 7+ Hogan Develops Voeationally Prepared Cathelles . . Who Are Equipped to Step At Once Into an Occupation . . Q - QQ E 'ZF 3 I+ 4+ 1, , 1 'g,i.QfQQQ. I X, .. 5 LN Al! 3 k VY' ,ll . rf! i l .jf .. , If . tt-:sv Y' I 5 L If Az, ..f .,,,, ,QM .A X 5 ,Q Us lfr f 4 1' sr ,..,, ,g?c,-,.,, . ..,, .O 1.4 ,.,. ggi, tg I4 E.i.,' -.S,.,. .. i..-, , 8 , ,K ffl 1' ' Khan not ' .. I A PART OF THE COMMERCIAL COURSE offered at Hogan of bookkeeping work done by Jim Rabuse are P. Lang, C. which gives the student an opportunity to learn the funda- Jolliff, R. Kinnard, D. LeHane, R. Barbieri, and B. Ring. mental skills for business is bookkeeping. Viewing an example DIVIDER PAGE PICTURES CHRIST THE WORKMAN, as His statue appears, a wood carving, in the church of Saint Martin in Madrid, Spain. The picture was sent to Hogan by the president of a Catholic Labor Union in Spain. The Union is petitioning our Holy Father to establish a feast for Christ The Laborer of the same rank as that of Christ The King. Union leaders believe it will counteract the bad effects of the Com- munist May Day and make reparation to our Lord for offenses committed against Him. Honoring Christ the Laborer vvill elevate all classes, maintain the Union leaders. LOOKING ON ATTENTIVELY as Miss Gilbert shows them how to operate the mimeograph machine are C. McGrath, D. Hoefer, and B, Roche. . . Or to Profit By Further Instruction. X I-IGGAN STUDENTS ARE GIVEN the advantages ot both typing and shorthand. Two years in each course are ottered to the iuniors and sen- iors, The instructors are Sister Mar- cellina, typing, Sister Ann Jeanette, shorthand, and Miss Gilbert, typing and shorthand. TAKE A LETTER, RLEASEH has a tarniliar ring to the students ot short- hand. Under the direction ot Miss Mary Frances Gilbert and Sister Ann Jeanette, they hope to attain the speed and accuracy needed tor success in their careers as busi- ness women. PASSING THE ROOM OE 309 al- most any time ot the day, one will hear the busy tapping ot many typewriters. It is here that the tuture secretary is to be found, learning the skills needed tor her field. 2 T ,, sive' , Q 'KQ U-W W i Ii I ii I I I l l I I I I I I I I I I l 2 i 1 I s. . Who Have Mastered Those Fundamental Skills . . was fy I , L .I,, x H , -nn,-Qing ,-,Q s W . UPPER PICTURE: Direcled by Mrs. Kipp, These girls are pulling The finishing Touches on their sewing proiecls. They are E. Thompson, S. Talouas, Mrs. Kipp, J. Sharp, R, Currigan, R. Weigel, and M. Halsl. MIDDLE PICTURE: J. Davis, J. Johnson, P. Draney, P. McNellis, J. l-lanrahan, M. Enna, G. Lewis, M. Lechlenberg, N. Wempe, and P. Englehaupf are making cookies. LOWER PICTURE: Umm - Thai looks good is the exclamation heard from Mary Cele Breen, Linda Charleston, and La Verne Bauer as they remove Their cookies from the oven. 78 MASTERIIXIG Tl-IE ART QE COQKIINIG grid sewing con prove Useiol now as fvell as in laler years. In cooking The girl learns how fo be al Home On The Range while in sewing she leorns how To keep herself and olhers 'fin stitches. 4:2 1 . Which Are Highly Valuable in Every Vocation CAST AND STUDENT TECHNIClANS lor the raclio script, Prin- ter of the Word, presented over WDAF in connection with Bible Week are George O'Brien, Rosemary Ziegler, Chuck Mehrer, Carol Jean Heier, Richard Kinnard, Jim Seibel, Martha HOGAN lS PROUD OF ITS BAND, and a very essential part is its officers, who deserve high praise for devoting much time and ettort to its activities. They are Ronnie Bray, presi- Lechtenberg, Gail Eigenman, Shirley Fowler and Ronnie Brewer Absent when the picture was taken were Jack Dugan and Chuck Mount. dent, Rosemary Ziegler, vice-president, Pat Townsend treasurer and Jim Fern, secretary. .gf I I ,f ,sv are -, i ix X uW '-Hn 3 ,5,AV,4,,5 Who Appreciate the Christian Dignity of Every Toiler . . I , tk' HARD AT WORK IN SECOND YEAR DRAFTING are Palermo Borfhol They are learning sheet al drafting, Later on they will learn FIRST YEAR DRAFTING class is learn ing mechanical drawing. FIRST ROW Reinecker and Way. SECOND ROW Conroy, Wagner Gosselin, Holloway O'Brien. THIRD ROW: Coppinger, Mc Donnell, Blottman, Lancaster, Stomp FOURTH ROW: Wulser, Dugan,Mehrer Barbieri, Bresefte. I , P L K k P 1 . Who Realize that the Universal Obligation to Labor Applies sg LLL,-lf ai HEl.PlNG OUT THE PRISM by bringing in The mosT money in The Patron ConTesT were These winners: FIRST ROW: Nancy McCarthy, Bill Conroy, Beverly SoeTaerT. SECOND ROW: .laneT Rice, Mike O'Connor, Mary Jo DasTa, Richard Phelps, RiTa Lovsky, Ann Powers, INSERTS: Tom BloTTman and Charles Niclay. to Them. AS FUTURE OFFICE-WORKERS The sTuclenTs gain experience Through working in The ofhce and also serve as aids Tor SisTer FranceTTa. Answer- ing The Telephone, Taking messages, and checking absences are some of The dunes of The office aTTendanTs. UPPER PICTURE: Seibel, Russell, Emerson, BloTTman, and Collins. LOWER PICTURE: Rizzo, Sfoinbrook, Grin- del, Baker, and Mulvany. 'Q C 'T 4 N ,T z if I L r 7 I 1 9 lu 44, THE SIX VARSWY CHEERLEADERS, Col dareIlo,Tiedrkf1, ULJllrrl,VVellrfwQ, Fitzgerald Rerlher are shown giving C1 cheer for The paper drive . ho Cultivate Habits and Attitudes of Vigorous Living . . 'Im 3 r' W N, .M ,W as AN ? '4il0'4w L.. ,f V is Qff' W L -ff 1 -Am., 'ig fs A I HELPING WITH THE PAPER DRIVE ARE1 Mr. Soetaert, B. Soetaerf, Renner, Bauer, Charleston, Breen, J. Saetaerf, Kiely, Kopp, Hatcher, Smith, Blickhan, Crowe, Moran, Welsh, 86 al- d, he '1 T! 'iw wi 5 'A ,gulf 4 wr 'S 1, 1 4 KW IU IH F nm H ll U HD D T-Z2 nw 15 I Q C I Q W A f , HOGAN 7ST AGNES l3 The Rams played a Tinf: deTensiye game by leading The STags fo unTil The Tinal Two minules when a ST, Agnes halfbaclc broke lOOSe for The Winning Touchdown. Hogan played The heayilyafayored Cadets a Tough ball game despite The one-sided score and got iusT about an eyen break sta- Tistically in The second half, when The heaT began To Tell on both Teams. HOGAN l9-OLENNON O The Team showed a spirit of deTerminaTion by punching over Two Touchdowns in The TirsT half and one in The second for Their first league victory aT The season. -gow , Q W ,, A 2- ' tin -41 f ly fl T T ia., My x lf.. MW ,uri .X , K,-J, NYY Q C A .9 X K . I W!rQ',w BUDATY TAKES OFF YARDAGE for The Hogan squad buf The Team is able To make only one Touchdown against The Tough Cadets, . That Will Provide the Basis for Happy and Integrated Personalities. RECOVERY WAS MADE by Hogan after De La Salle's Tutile aTTempT To complefe a play. UNI ' 'eil 7. JDK-QI C TEAM ROW ONE: Baker, Cippola, Degan, Galey, Brown ROW TWO: Rouen, Wyatt, Mabry, Way, Spies, Town send. ROW THREE: Mulvaney, Wiley, Hair, Laughlin Young, Borders. ROW FOUR: Frain, Kieffer, Ouirlc l-liltner, Brands, Coach King. 1 87 ...Q Who Keep the Body a Physically Fit Instrument ot the Soul . . ' 2 -fff-V 110' Y 'onus' -1, ' Q I ,V M3 LN, sry? My WAV: Q 1 ii, V, V . I 1 X R I if It ,I 4? , , lf 15 v 4 , x, .'N A JA in T xr 'M H-My ' If 'N .,l I .-5 2, Q I 6 1 'sk m fl ! 1 NX A 7 ' ,f 'n . R? I 3 y s ,I H , 5' g v ' J, ZA VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM-FIRST ROW: F. Straub, F. Bukdty, D. Fox, B, Brcinds, D. Cc1IdweII, J. Dugon, A, Kupciyko. THIRD ROIN: C. G Bloomster T Biottmon. SECOND ROW: Coach Kipp, D. Hiltner, Mount, J. Wilimon, F, I-Xbbcite, B. Wfidernon, J. Gc1Iey, N. DoneIson, -W,,hr has IVIIJLVANEY brings down Redeniptorist run M , HOGAN O -I ROCKHURST 33 Not this yeor. HOGAN G - PEM-DAY 32 The Roiders showed their obility to ccipitolize on opponents rnistokes by turning the Rom' fumbles ond o poss interception into touchdowns. HOGAN I8 - LILLIS I4 Troiiing the Irish 7 to o in the tourth quorter the Roms rose to the oc- cosion ond scored two touchdowns which enohied thein to win over I.iII1s. . . By the Proper Amount and Kmd of Exercise and Recreation ,xx in N ' . U ,If -if Y -My 5,.+...,.,, 4 fe . A A ,Q 2 2 1 fffww hyxvh VV 'N W uw it I a K0 x 1 I Hi 2 J fx FIRST ROW: C. Mehrer, S. Scarcello, L. DeFeo J Remecker T Dolan Coach Kung THIRD ROW T Coppnnger M Feeney T Grneb C SECOND ROW: B. Welch, J. Wulser, P. Bresette P Feeney J Ruce Fraas J Smnth H Way K Lancaster M Mulvaney absent HOGAN O - REDEMPTORIST 33 Offensively the Rams were hurt by a number ot oft-sided penalties, and at the same time were unable to stop a strong Rocket attack. HOGAN 40 - IMMACULATA 6 Scoring in every quarter and clis- playing an irnpregnable defense, the Rams proved they may be down but never out, by trampling a tight- ing lmmaculata team -40 to 6. C TEAM ROW ONE: Nidoy, Mulvony, Froin, Ken- nedy, Fowler, l-lillner, Klos. ROW TWO: Boker, Russell, Brodislw, Lofz, l-leier. ROW THREE: Couch King, Brands, Ansel, Reid, Torwoler, Gorman. Who Assist People in Acquir- 42 ing a Wide Variety of Skills . 'ilu 1 in-1' 5 MEHRER MAKES TOSS-UP AGAINST ROCKHURST Hogon won by o more row margin, E: ROW ONE: Von Horn, Goley, Grego, Z 1 Knollinogel, Kowol. ROW TWO: Brown, Johnson, Spies, Levereile, Kilfz. ROW THREE: Coocli King, Cippolo, Wiley, Porro, Thomas. l 5 . 5 any 5 , C , 5 S E i B TEAM, BASKETBALL Coach Kipp, Corbin, Sfeinbrook, Caldwell, McDonald, Abbaie, Whalen, INSERTS: Coppinger and Barbieri. is 1 Feeney, . That May be Practiced in Their Leisure Time. api . M Hy T l' I' A J - ggi' :- 1 ' ' S ff L ,V ll z X u2rQ Rj,f U KP gas v ag ' Q7MiB d gg Yi! 'if 6 QQ , x 1, K get vllxafah Q xx , A I 1 , L an uv ,ga Whagibjlf 'p,2f 'wdfasf K J leaflet 's.,,, P-fl f' L gi- L - ' ,A fn. 91 VARSITY BASKETBALL Schedule Opp. Hogan Eas1 57 45 Central 56 33 Si. Joseph 56 59 Soufheasi 90 58 Pem Day 52 64 Lillis 57 64 Redempiorisf 56 50 De La Salle 78 73 Rockhursf 58 66 Sf. Mary's 64 6l Glennon 60 68 Lillis 43 42 Redempforist 75 70 De La Salle 75 47 Rockhursf 62 60 Sf. Mary's 66 56 Glennon 63 57 Second place North Kansas City Tourna- ment. TRACK CHAMPS ROW ONE: Feeney, Coppinger, Kubayko, Cald well, Grieb. ROW TWO: DeFeo, Mabry, Bukaty Donelson. ROW THREE: Suffer, Coach Kipp Mehrer, Willman, Brewer, Galey, Smifh. v I Z E Q 4 a A 3 E I I 1 lg A,,7,, , Q- 1911 -W -- ' ----n'1v-4-1-. 1. if R 51 MJ ,, tr v i I f .. .-21 555: :I 1 g .4AQ UQ ii it f I , I 25 is I i I I 2 I i i 2 E i f I ! 9 1 if it Y Hogan's Flag OUR DIVIDER PAGE shows truly Americon Cotho- Iics, Joon Hoey, Joonne Solomon, Annette Anconci, Sondrci Tdbucis, Dorothy Gottinet ond Morilyn Connor cittending ci journolism workshop together with other Joclcson County delegotes ot Williom Chrismdn High School. These girls took o few minutes ot their noon hour to visit the home ot the President ot the United Stotes only o block ciwoy. Who Safeguard Our Freedom and Democracy . FOI? OUTSTANDING work M' A in high school science, Ber- t, nord IVIcFdII is given the ' Bousch Si Lomb oword. GIVING TALKS on the Constitution, Shirley Fowler cloims two me- dols ond ci sovings bond os prizes. EXTENSION PRIZES totoling S260 hove been won by these Hogonites. No wonder they ore smiling! Inserts: Iylciry Terescx Follon, Ann Brody, Bernord Bronds, Pot Crowe, ond Jerry Woy ore seoted ot the tohlea 94 S if X Q- -54 F4 T NIL- if S- fri in ff A: 5 v,3u:Ra,,3':.jf,'. ll.: .OT If vi . la il JIS! I' snag' 'xv s Ns-.........fl , THE AMERICAN HISTORY CLASS, FIRST ROW: Dolan, Kopp, Enna Hafner, Wagner. SECOND ROW: Aldrich, Corbin, Stacy, C. Rus sell, Van Hee, Kraus. THIRD ROW: Kynette, Scholtes, Borders Feldman, Decker, Fern, Mann. FOURTH ROW: Ziegler, Berky, Ran- dolph, Bruce, M. Russell, Fitzgerald. FIFTH ROW: Steinbrook, Noel, Naudet, Fahy, Currigan, and Fraas put aside historical work for the more up to date news of the Presidential Campaign. . Are Well Preserved by Christian Teachings. THE SOCIOLOGY CLASS, FIRST ROW: Nigro, B, Mulvany, Bridges, Hoey, Reineclcer, Lewis, Straub. SECOND ROW: Fisher, Soetaert, Cantwell, Gray, Corbin, Stedem, Koetting. THIRD ROW: Draney, Bray, Renwald, Gabhart, Ring, M. Mulyany, Willman. FOURTH . I !,,,.,. ,,W, . L., 1 urmfzu I c A . 5 J m 3 'Ui A ' ' ,E LMA ROW: McGrath, Troyer, Donohoe, Connor, Powers, Grisafe. FIFTH ROW: Wempe, Carlson, McNellis, Haster, Lang, Foley, Prince. SIXTH ROW: Henry, Rockers, and Stomp make social and economic prob- lems of America their topic of interest. 5 5 ' lf s I . g.4, x 75' Z Z . lf, F v ' A R Wt 1 it 4 i l .4-.J-nv ps---. 1 O O O ,mf Tf X f mx f Who Insist That Exists for the Citizens THE NCVICE DEBATORS, C. Gor- don, J. Townsend, B. Chorron, P. Rehagon, T. Aldrich, D. Murphy, M. Jedlicko, ond J. Rice present their views on notionol as well os locol problems. PREPARING TO TAKE OVER the job of more odvonced debating, the freshman team, P. Voidic, R. Reha- gon, R. Townsend, R. Bruening, D. Johnson, J. Drelling, VV. Kieffer, G. Sprague, J. Teirney, P. Donnici, T. Geiger, M. Frick and T. Morgan study the foreign policies of 1953. X lltEfSl' Vf1l??SllY lltnfifmlffjlifu, S. flOW- ler, R Klmwfircl, l llf,le'J, ond 5. Nagro have brcuglit to llogon high honors arid owords through their humorous debcite tournaments. Re- presenting the youth of America, they stress their mony ideas on the freedom ond democracy of Amer- ico. the American Form of Government O O O sh.. A so i f+ 9 96 i xg ww YOSHQ j miie It PICTURED ABOVE ARE SOME OF THE JUNIORS who sent es says to the Democracy ls What You Make lt contest. They are FIRST ROW: Hafner, Van Hee, Hutto: SECOND ROW: Stacy, Mann, Noel, Jordan, THIRD ROW: Klecan, Gordon, Randolph Jedlicka, FOURTH ROW: Burke, Ziegler, Renner, and Martin IN SEARCH OF IDEAS ON DEMOCRACY IS WHAT WE MAKE IT the first hour iunior English class raided the library for copies of AMERICA, a Catholic National weekly. ENTRANTS IN THE DEMOCRACY IS WHAT WE MAKE IT essay contest held by the Ladies Auxiliary to the V.F.W. worked on it in September, then laid it aside for eight weeks. With bits of knowledge picked up in the meantime, the iuniors and sophomores resumed work after Christmas. . And Not the Citizen's for the Benefit of the Government. '-ff, . 1 ' V, , D ,.,,q - ai 1 W 4.3 , '4 -' .il ' I ' .4 4 ,. 97 SOPHOMORES WHO ALSO ENTERED the Democracy Essay Contest: D. Murphy, Re- hagen, Wirken, .l. Rice, Helmert, J. Town- send, Bramble, Quigley, Benedict, P. Hair, Miller, Gorman, Mabry and Laughlin. ii If . . Who Respect and Interpret . 5, lf A . vi .4 , W . it M af S' I , v sf ' ,,, W r eil? fy' f .,,k t' 5' ' ,. ,,,, my W d Kxnngfd ' ' Richflif ' I F Vice-President Blomslel Ge0f9e Preiidenl CLASS OFFICERS: Sitting D. Johnson, R. Bruce. FIRST ROW: Standing D. Tarwater, R. Rouen, M. Jedlicka, and L. Van Hee. SECOND ROW: P. Feeney and B. Ziegler. DEMOCRATIC ACTION is one of the high lights of Hogan. The Student Board, under the sponsorship of Sister Francetta, principal, is a representative body, composed of four officers, elected by the entire school, officers of various student clubs, and home- room chairmen. They conduct discussions on school 1 ,rl H I' ' , 'D,,, Q' ' I James Willmon well meoswel s Pot CGD' rv SeCfeIC1TY LON wal I.Ol van questions and have stimulated competition among classes and carried out school projects by means of a point system iealously watched by class represent- atives. The Student Board strives daily to bring im- provements to Hogan and to present the problems and ideas of the student body. P 4 fi 1 ,Q rf sie, 5 ti Q SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Charles Mehrer, Vice-President, Martha Harris, Secretary-Treasurer, James Welsh, President. . . The Opinions of Others. LOWER RIGHT Junior and Senior homeroom officers: Dalton, Ren wald, Dolan, Feeney, Klecan, Barbieri, Pilsl, Barthol and Wulser LOWER LEFT Freshmen- and Sophomore homeroom officers: Mul vany, Maguire, Cipola, Bauer, Enna, Miller, and Townsend. YW i if l ' X ,,. 1 5' ' Mit ' f 4 QV je My 1,5 4 ff . A - f - mfs ' ff fr mf' ll aw I Q? an 'sw H ' W I www y f . b, L i 1 s THE SENIOR PROCTORS, FIRST ROW Welsh, Fox, McFolI, Bukoty, Wulser, Reiter, Woy, Polermo, DeFeo. SECOND ROW Robuse Mount, Kinnord, Borthol, Loncoster, M. Mulvony, Eigenmon THIRD ROW Contwell, Stomp, B. Mulvony, Reinecker, Blottmon DP ,Q V 1 ,sg W A! U 1 2 M4 ,Q-new ,il t tv is not Am -as L- Koetting, Welch. FOURTH ROW Collins, Ring, Seibel, Willmon, Mehrer, Fox, Blomster ond Broy hove order os their motto during the doy in the hells. . . . Who Realize Their Country Deserves Their Best Talents FOREIGN POLICIES, Iocol ond notionol constitutions dents, D. Redmond, J. Redmond, Rogers, M Smith hove oll been topics of discussion for the civics stu- Mciguire, Quirlc, Kowolczyk ond Boumon. 5 2,,i fif'2g V4 C' ARE WORLD PROBLEIIS ITIIR rw.-fD1..r,,liSf .I lf, f -f jo ,Qi ,f . fi' Cf ' ' ' 5 D ,,,, i V N - X, L .mm -va-Q- , M 100 Senior Superlatives A 5 , A ll- MOST LIKELY TO T SUCQEED George Blornsfer Martha Harris 'fa ff BEST ACTORS Richard Kinnard Shirley Fowler M , oo,, A ,,S,S f' - - BEST ATHLETES EST DANDCZSS E Pat Townsend Gureen U ln jigzfiigir Charles Wycoff g an 3 fflfff - Tom Bloffman ,L X L ' -ff A., ,fq.W., 5'7:g:15.,, g,..vf.sT2! - . . And are Patriotically Ready for Any Self-Sacrifice. MOST POPULAR THE LONG AND SHORT OF THE SENIOR CLASS: pony Mom Fred Bukmy Joe Waldinger, Nancy Wifherow, Carol Jean Heier, Maureen Duffin, and Sandy Joe Scarcello. 101 Pri taff -American and All Cafhcihc fr-fir-gf., ff ' Corgifitulatioiv, to last Ir'6'1l 3 SDOVT' sor, Sister Mary Ruth, arcl Tris Stoll If X' fW W AMI' R 1 ' ? . ll R li'7'HI f-i149 'Haw ks W 1 Q4 UPPER CIRCLES: Dorothy Goffinet, Beverly Soetaert, Ann Powers. SEATED AT TABLES: Sandra Tabuas, Beverly Soetaert, Sheila McShane, Ann Powers, Dorothy Goffinet, Anna Nigro, STANDING: Gloria Corbin, Carolyn McGrath, .lo Ann Solo- mon, Beth Roche, Patricia McNellis, Dorothy Hoefer, Joan Hoey. INSERTS: Berna- dette Tiedtka, Marilyn Connor, kept at home by the March blizzard the day the picture was taken. RIGHT: Edward Martin, James Welsh, Charles Gosselin. DESIRING TO GIVE HONOR where it is most merited, I have re- served for myself the preparation of the staff page. Plans for it were not formed until after the completion of all the other pages. It would be difficult to find a more efficient editor-in-chief than Dorothy Goffinet. Beverly Soetaert has done an excellent iob as business manager, and Ann Powers brought in more patron contri- butions than-any other staff member. Joan Hoey deserves an ac- colade for her business-like selling of individual pictures to under- classmen. Sandra Tabuas has been outstanding for initiative and steady, hard work. Words can hardly express our gratitude for the cheerful response of our student photographers, Welsh, Martin, IO2 and Gosselin. Our thanks are due to the Bruce Publishing Company for permission to use for our theme, material taken from pages 72. FF., of IIA Catholic Philosophy of Education , by Redden and Ryan. Our hearty thanks are also due to Mr. Merrill Postma for his tireless help and to the Rolland School Studio for prompt and ex- cellent service. To those who have helped finance this book, not only the staff, but also all the members of the school, owe a hearty Thank you. Don't skip the pages which follow this. The Sponsor Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Blickhan Mr. Our Thanks to Mr. Frank Abbate Mr. and Mrs. Frank Aloisio Al's Barber Shop Miss Gloria Ancona Miss Betty Bacon Mr. and Mrs. J. T, Baker Miss Rose Barbieri Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Barthol N Bart's Auto Sales Mrs. Rose M. Bauer Miss Mary F. Bauer Mr. and Mrs E. R. Berkey Mr. and Mrs. F. X. Berry Bianchina Conservatory of Music Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Blasco Mr. Jim Blickhan Mr. Dick Bode Mr. Joe Bolger Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Bosch Mr. Dan Boyle Mr. Tim Bradley Mr. James R. Bray Mr. Ronnie S. Bray Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Breen Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Bruce Robb and Jeannine Bruce Mrs. J. J. Burke Mr. Joy Butler Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Casey Miss Kathleen Casisky Mr. Harold Cohen Mr. George Collins Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Conroy Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Cooper Miss Kathleen Cox Curriers of Kansas City Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Dasta Miss Alcenior Dehoney Mr. Jerry Delaney Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Dolan Miss Mary Elizabeth Dolan Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Donnelly Miss Pat Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Ettertz Mr. John P. Eldringhoff Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Ellinger Ellsworth Flower Shop Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Engelhaupt Miss Phyllis Engelhaupt English Decorators Mr. and Mrs. F. J. English Dr. and Mrs. Carl D. Enna Miss Mary Ann Enna Mr. and Mrs. John Fahy Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Fallon Miss Mary Teresa Fallon Mr. Bernard Fitzgerald Miss Donna Fletcher Mrs. Sarah Fox Mr. Francis Fox Friend Mr. and Mrs N. O. Furey Mr. Joe Galbraith Mr. Bill Galey Miss Sally Galey Mrs Mary L. Gallagher Miss Mr. Mrs. Dorothy Gallagher William Gammon Bertha M. Gates Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Gleller Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Goffineft Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Neil Graham Mr. and Mrs. Allan Gray Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Gregory Miss Miss Jo Ann Grieb Doris Grindell Mr. and Mrs. Joe Grisate Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Haake Miss Regina Harris Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Haster Miss Hariet Hauber Mr. and Mrs. George Haynes Mr. Paul Heathman Miss Carol Jean Heier Miss Mary Ellen Hense Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Henry Miss Jean Hill Miss Pat Hill Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hite Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoefer Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Hogarty Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Honick Mr. Tom Houlihan Miss Madelon Rose lngino Miss Mary Virginia lngino Mr. Carl R. Johnson Mr. G. Harold Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jones Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Kellerman Miss Doris Kellerman Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Kinnard Miss Carol Klecan Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Koehler Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Koetting Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kopp Miss Kathlfen Kraus Miss Pat Kraus Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Lamborn Miss Pat Lang Mr. Michael Lehane Miss Mr. Miss Miss Miss Miss Mr. Miss Gloria Lewis and Mrs. C. E. Lynch Mary Carol Lynch Dolores Lynch Henrietta Lynch Emilie Lynds and Mrs. J. W. Mabry Mary Jean Mabry Mr. Sam Maddi Miss Shiloh Maguire Miss Pat Mahoney Max's Jewelry Store Daniel P. McNa mera Mr. and Mrs. R. D. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. McShane Miss Barbara Morrison Morrisey's Hardware Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Mount Miss Beverly Mullin Mr. Blake Mulvany NeIm's Drugs Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Nickle Miss Barbara Nobrega Mr. Frank Nobrega 103 O'Connor Cadillac Mr. and Mrs. John J. O'Connor Mr. Tom O'Connor Miss Mary O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. J. P. O'Hare Miss Lena Mae Oliver Mr. A. G. Olson Mr. William O'Toole Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Palermo Planters Peanuts Miss Ann Powers Miss Helen Ann Powers Mr. anr Mrs. L. C. Powers Miss Alberta Prince Mrs. M. H. Prince Miss Dolores Rabuse Mr. John Rabuse Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ranck Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Rice Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ring Mrs. H. J. Rockers Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Rouen Mr. E. C. Ruby Mr. N. F. Russell Miss Martha Savage Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Schlitzer Mr. Bob Seck Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Seibel Serv-U-Cleaners Mr. M. S. Silverman Sister Ann Thomas Sister Rose Leo Miss Nancy Lee Smith Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Soetaert Mr. and Mrs. John Solomon Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Stadler Mrs. Josephine Stainbrook Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Stedem Mr. Walter Steehn Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stephenson Mrs. John M. Stomp Mr. John Milton Stomp Mr. and Mrs. George A. Tabuas Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tarwater Miss Marianne Tarwater Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Tiedtka Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Tobin Mr. Bob Tungett Miss Sue Turgeon Dr. P. C. Turner Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Van Hecke Mr. Vincent Van Hecke Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Van Hee Miss Gertrude Van Hee Mr and Mrs. Casper A. Wagner Mr. Walter J. Webb Dr. and Mrs. Fred Welling Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Welsh Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Wempe Mr. Leo Wernel Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wilkison Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Williams Mr. Jim Willman Mr. Edward Wolberg Miss Joan Woodson Mr. Joe Wright Mr. E. H. Zibrick Mr. Bill Ziegler Mrs. Catherine Zupka MQn'5 Club PAYNE AND cotusmz Q , , FURNACE AND SHEET METAL Saint Therese s Parish CONTRACTORS Spomff PGQQ 59 seomsosa, PAGE 60 B-J Delicatessens Gate City Dptical Co. Pr0SpeCt l l I4 Grand-Hall Bros. Bldg. Sponsor, Page 6l Sponsor, Page 62 CONSGLIDATED Transfer S Warehouse Co. Inc I 606 Cherry Vi 7348 MRS. ELDER STOPS BY for a friendly chat with Mrs. McCo Sponsor, Pages gn naughey and Mrs. Richardson while they are at their cla task of preparing our wonderful meal. way, th e as luscious as they look! John Thorpe K. C. - T. V. Clinic 5046 Prospect Sponsor, Page 66 Two Sons' Market 5239 Prospect Sponsor, Page 65 CYOSS Food Center People's Real Estate Corp 320 E. 5 l st. Street 'Sl' Vine, KC, M00 Sp nsor, Page 67 SPOVTSOU P099 68 I I Q l Dellclou Dcnry Food 07owzDaofaafz4Zqawa tue x' 'A El35,5Qir25:'1'1 5 .2 5 Q ,g Q , ff ' ll ,iL2,fH IL ., s , ,Mmm f, ,,4zf,,f,fg4 fffff, gh UN' P P P, f OOUS DA I R Y 5633 Troost Ave. Hilcnd 8000 MR CHARLES S LEARELL MGR A 8 P FGOD STDRE 26I3 SWOPE PARKWAY SIU ff' I E M ANKER SEWING MACHINE CO 3909 MAIN ST .IE 2200 106 Virgil g prankfs Meat Market EVERHAM-ALDRIDGE cONsT. co. l0l6 s. EIGHTH st. 6040 T ' rumen Road O. J. DIETZ, OWNER X Spom' P096 39 SPONSOR, PAGE 40 COMPLIMENTS OF Labor's Educational 8 Political Club 400 East Gregory A, F, of L Eriedson Pharmacy Sponsor, Page 4l Sponsor, pcge 42 OLYMPIC I STADIUM - 7900 TRUMAN RD. l Sp P Q 43 8K Freshmen demonstrated their artistic ability by planning and SwtffgifliQai5ffgf,2QfTf32ii2fafff1f W2 I A 8 P Super Market MY' 3 Mrs. Quality Food, Excellent Service Hal'0lCl D. SlCkleS Waldv 9003 E. 73rd. Street SPONSOR, PAGE 45 Sponsor, Page 46 l-INWOOD Arthur Drug Co. ' I RECORD SHOP I2l3 Linwood Blvd. SpOnsOr, Paige 47 5 I 00 Prospect Ave. Sponsor, Page 48 107 SAM DASTA AND SCNS CQNSTRLICTIGN COMPANY 7 I 5 CHARLCTTE - VI. OOO I I PHELPS TQQL AND DIE co. 5907 TROCST AVE. DE. I56O Mr. 8 Mrs. Edward Charleston 5028 Virginia Sponsor, Page 49 Mr. 8 Mrs. P. A. Froeschl 4 62I E. 54th Street Sponsor, Page 50 DALTON'S FLOWERS OVERLAND PARK SPONSOR, PAGE 5l Joe Mann Greenlease Motor Car Co. 29th 8 McGee Tfwy. Sponsor, Page 52 Hogan debaters accumulated a score of ninety-nine five tournaments which entitled them to the C.Y.C. T the season. The trophy was presented by Rev. 96 for other debaters who helped win this trophy. Walter Draney-Contractor Aluminum siding with the baked enamel finish. Sponsor, Page 56 CHAS. C. NIGRO REAL ESTATE 8 I 5 W. 58 TERRACE SPONSOR, PAGE 54 Kessel Cleaners 408 East Gregory Sponsor, Page 55 JACK 8 EDITH AGRON 402 EAST GREGORY SPONSOR, PAGE 53 Credit Union Saint Therese's Parish 5634 Woodland Sponsor, Page 57 Roy's Radio and TV Service 582l Swope Parkway R. C. Walters, Proprietor sponsor, Page 58 l..1 SEMI GLE THREAD CG. 2I0 W. EIGHTH ST. VI 4464 Hard work along with a little play mode this paper drive the most successful in Hogcm's history. Welsh, Kopp, Renner, Breen, S'thK'IyC SttChItoStt dK' mn , me , rowe, oeoer, cres n, oeoer, on in- a cl a o k g ' O'CONNOR CADILLAC, N I230 MINNESOTA AVE. KANSAS CITY, KANSAS f5Xa11s11 Argnevx AlO1S1C Bacon Baker , BOVl31lf1'1 Baitlnol Bauer , Bl1ck11an Blomster Blottrnan Bode ., Boyle , , . Bray ,.,, Breen . Brewer Bridges Broyles Bukaty . , , Cantwell Carlson Carroll . Charleston Collins . . , Colvin , , . Connor , . Corbin . Davis .. DeFea . . Delaney Dietz , , Donelson Donnelly Donohoe Duflin , . Dugan . 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H . , , 22,8O,89,1OO 22,89,92,1OO 8,59,67,68,86,99,11O 22,52,78,95 22 23,44,46,88,92,95,10O 15 BY 'S 7 1.111111 1 23,83,101 15 H1 1111111121 23,67,8O,99,1OO 111 1 1 23,411,101 1 0,55 Y 17767 1111111 , , , 23 1 15 8 1 'f4l,46,52,62,63,79,83 1127? 15,77 I-, lLJ1:lC1l9S 1 , 1,111 25 74,88 1 1 .1:1,1f2,Q5,Q6 1 1 1 25 7 ,,25 IGRO INVESTMENTS 8 I 5 W. 8 Terrace Sponsor, Pages 69 81 70 Ancona . , . 25,8393 Fal'1y . . , , , 26,83,74,95 A090171 1 . . 1 25141 Feeney . , . . 26,42,83,89,99 Arcury - , , , , , 24,42 Feldman .... ..... 2 6,57,95 FitzGerald . , . 26,82,86,95 Barbieri . . . , 25,42,45,67,8O,99 Flefcher . - ---.-M Q 27,41 560611 - 1 --,A------- 25153 Fraas .-. 27,41,89,95 Berkey ,H ..., 25,8395 F1-fel h- --,-- hu- Q7 Blasco .. .,. 25,57,74,83 Bode - - - ---A---- 25 Galey . . . . . 27,88 Bolger . --Af-- 25 Gasper , . ,,,,,,,, , 27 Borders 1. . f,-- 25142195 Gordon . , . . . 27,83,96,99 Bosch - 1 - ----- 24183 Gosselin . . . ..,, 27,43,8O Brody 1, A.. 25,5794 Grieb . . , . . 27,4239 BVOUHSI' - A - - - 25157183 Grogman . . 27,6783 Bresette , . . . 25180189 Brous , . . ,... 26,67,105 Hafner . . . ,Y..... 27,83,95 Bruce . . . . . 26,66,83,95 Halsel , . . ....,.. 27,57,78,83 Burke ,,,,. 1 A Y 26141142 Hanralwan . . . , . 27,57,67,74,78,83 Burlingame . . -- 26183 Hatcher . ,..., 27,41,86 Holcomb . ....... 27 Caldorello Y V . - - - 26156 Holloway . . ,,., 27,42,8O Caldwell . - - 26188 Hutto . . , . . 27,41,57,83 Campbell , ...--- 26142 Casisky , ........ 26157167183 Jedlicka . . . 27,96,83 Conroy, B. -------A- 261631801105 Jordan . .. ...,, 27,412,881 Conroy, M. . , 26,41,57,67,74,83,106 Coppmger ....... 2615118018999 icseiy ,.,...,.,... 27,57,74,86,11O Corbin .. ........,, 26195 Kiemn ,, 27,42,57,a3,99 Crowe . . , . . . 26,42,86,94,11O Kopp . . 27,42,57,59,66,83,86,95,99 Cummings . , . . 26157166183 Kostuke ,,,,,,.,,......,.. 27,42 Currigan . 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McCarthy 261 Warwick Blvd. i 8482 Sponsor, Pages 71 8. 72 Niday , , 33,70 'xanlon . , 34 Nocita , 33,57 Sfhlitze-r ,,.. 34 Nugent , , . 33 Sghwartz , . .. 34,57 Sharp ,, . 34,7882 O'Connell , , , , 33 Shreves , , , 34,45 O'Connor , , . 33,68 Sifklps . ...Y 34,45 O'Neil . 33,60 Salomon , .,... 34 Sorenson .. , , . 34,45 Peltier .. , 33,45 Steverding , . . . 34 Polk .. , , 33 Stubbs , . . . . 34 Powers , , , 33 Pwceu VY 33 Tanner ,.,. 34,57 Tarwater , ,. . . . 34,45,68,9O Quigley o H 33,41 Two A eee-- - 34 Thirnes . , . .,.. 34,57 12666, 16 Ann 33,60 1'ed fO 34 Reed, 1. o 33,6890 TCW --fe -'-- 3 445 Rehagen 33,511,526 Townsend 4- - 3496199 Reid , , ,. 33,4557 Vogel 34 Rice . . 33,45,57 5 5 ' ' ' Rizzo .,. 33,45,57,82 Way nv 34,94 Roach .. . . .... 34 Weigel g g v - g v 3478182 Robson . ....,. 34,45 Widler W -Hu 34 Roque , , 34,45,56,60 Wirken i H in 34145157 Rouen ,. H 34,41,45 Worih H A-A 34,45 Russell ,, . , 34,68,90 Wulser - - - - 34 Ryan, D. , . , 34,57,60 Ryan, P. , , , . 34,57,6O Young - 4 , - . N 34 HAPPY FRESHMEN FORM THE SQUARE DANCE CLUB, Cooper, Drummond, Kilty, Trcivcilent, Johnson, Waters, Bruce and O'NeiI, They frequently put on shows at Mount Saint .loseph's Home for Aged and were called on to entertain at the freshmen-sopho- more party. L, Y, , , ,gn 9.1 , A . 7-L ,V W, 7,15 W . 2, ,fy ,L ,fs 6 Q ' K 1 , Wt. .X 6 i . or 1, f f 9 . . f'f '3 ,,, ' I Q44 , CQ fx: r f ' . ,f 1 if ,7 ,'7 7 ,ff X-!!,fiL ,H gf 1 1 K X ! N I A y hr' rj! p J 4 of ff gif! f f f' M' 1 1 ' I 1 1' f ,f ' 2 YD ,qw if f 1? O' CV If f7 A J X . ,. 1 4, 5 f 3 X rr 51, ill Q 1 ,r If X 1 Q K J' f f Q if E 4 rg A Al X af .f If I f 1 n - ,jf f 'x 'r J f f 1 1 f' I 54 ,-+ .v 5155. L' . i Yi' , 'V v fx! A I Yxflfv' fa , I X ' If ' 4 4 , , ,N '1- 4 t If-K 'Y 1 '1 if ,W f J 1- X, 5 7 ii. x. 1 L j x 4 X-- -lf --4. - fl N I 4 ' i -+7-4, I I x I A X I 5 1 , I A If I - l