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

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Dedication The adorable Heart of Jesus, writes St. Margaret Mary, wishes to establish the reign of His pure love in all hearts. To her, He held out his Heart, exclaiming, Behold this Heart which has loved men so much and is loved so little in return. Surely Our Lord had proved His love in being made man. in living and suffering and dying for us. On the cross, His very Heart was pierced with a lance. Greater love than this has no man. . . But not content with His plea from the cross, Christ asked St. Margaret Mary to make known twelve promises by which He hoped to attract men to Him. To those de- voted to His Sacred Heart, He made such promises as: l will give them all the graces necessary in their state of life. I will be their secure refuge during life and above all in death. I will bestow a large blessing on all their under- takingsl' O Jesus, may your glorious Heart reign over us in life and death. To the triumph of your love, we dedicate The 1957 Prism.

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Administration and F acult Under the direction ofthe Bishop of the Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph, Bishop Cody, and of his representative, Father Joseph Sullivan, Secretary for Education, The Sisters of Charity ol Lesivenworth conduct Bishop Hogan High School. On the page opposite, Sister Francetta, the Principal, discusses a matter re- garding report cards with Mrs. Murphy, a member ofthe faculty. To Sister Francetta we, the members of The Prism staff, pay tribute for her sense of justice in her arduous task. Always alert to the needs ofthe school and person- nel, she is ever eager to improve Hogan's product, a Catholic education. Working with Sister Francetta during the school year of 1956-1957 were the following faculty members: Sister Antonia, Superior, Typing and Religion I, Sister Marie Aquina, English III, Journalism, Sponsor of the Citizen, Religion III, Sister Mary Cornelia, Chemistry, Physics, Religion IV. Trigonometry, Sister Mary Ernest, Art, Spanish I, Religion Ill, English II, Sister Mary Euphrasia, English Ill and IV and Religion IH, Sister Mary Ferdinand, librarian, Sister Mary Francis, General Mathematics, Algebra I,Il, Religion I, Sister Mary James, Religion IV, English I, Sponsor of The Prism, Sister Miriam Joseph, Home Ec- onomics, Sewing, General Science, Religion II, Sister Marcellina, Chorus, Spanish II, Religion III: Sister Ann Margaret, American Problems, Religion IV, Sister Joseph Mary, General Mathematics, Latin II,IV, Religion LI, Sister Maureen, Algebra I, Geometry, Religion Ig Sister Maurita, Social Studies, Re- ligion I, Sister Mary Nathaniel, World History, Religion II, Sister Mary Valentina, Latin I, English IV, Religion I, Sister Agnes Virginia, Dramatics, Religion IV, Mr. Jerome Dobel, instructor of Twirlers, Mr. Davis, Band, Mr. B. Arensberg, English II, Religion II, Athletics, Mr. J. Eskew, Drafting, Shop, Physical Edu- cation, Athletics, Miss G. Gleeson, English I, Physical Education, Mrs. Murphy, Typing I, Shorthand I, Mrs. S. Royer, Bookkeeping, Typing I, Shorthand II, Mr. D. Tabor, American History, Athletics, Miss P. Tobin, Biology, Religion II, Algebra I. A Rev. Joseph Sullivan Secretary for Education Freshmen and Sopliomores view poster telling of the work of the Sisters of Charity. It was on display during vocation month, March. Q. ,, , ,Mi J -RW? 'P af! .