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

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9 To Christ S Heart FATHER INAARTIN FROESCHL, until lie left Hogan at the end of the first semester of this year, was the Religion instructor with the longest tenure. He was then given the office of Secretary ofthe Society for the Propagation of the Faith. He was born in Kansas City and attended Our Lady of Good Counsel School. He had his high school studies at St. John's Seminary and then went to Kenrick Seminary to finish his preparation for the work of the priesthood. Father Froeschl was ordained June 5, 1949, and was assigned to St. Louis Parish as Assistant to the Pastor. Besides his duties in connection with the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, he is Spiritual Director for the Confratemity of Christian DOCt1'ine, has charge of the Catholic Youth Council of the parish, and is Diocesan Di- rector of the Holy Childhood Association. FATHER DONALD KENNEDY was born in Shackelford, Missouri. He attended the public grade school there, Mercy Academy High School at Marshall, Missouri and Conception College at Conception, Missouri. Fa- ther was ordained May 23, 1954, and was assigned to a mission church at Nelson, Missouri. At present he is Assistant to the Pastor of St. Eli7.abeth's Parish. He is Athletic Director at Hogan and in charge of athletics at St. Elizabeth's. Father teaches five days a week at Hogan and is the Vocation Director. FATHER JAMES PECORARO, a native of Rochester, New York, attend- ed public schools for his grade school and high school education. After high school he went to St. Bonaventure College, Olean, New York, and later to Christ the King Seminary, Olean, New York. Father was ordained May 14, 1953. His first parish assignment was as Assistant to the Pastor of Visitation Parish here in Kansas City, where Father is located at present. He teaches Religion every day at Hogan, is Assistant Director of the Con- fraternity of Christian Doctrine, and Parochial Director of Vocations. FATHER HENRY FALLER, currently assigned as Assistant Pastor at St. Louis Church, was born in Oil City, Pennsylvania. There he attended St. Joseph School and St. Joseph High School. After high school he went to Cathedral College in Erie, Pennsylvania. He received his seminary train- ing at Catholic University and St. Bonaventure Seminary, St. Bonaventure, New York. Before coming to St. Louis Parish, Father Faller was assigned to St. Peter's, Marshall, Missouri, St. Mary's, Higginsville, Missouri, and St. Peter's here in Kansas City. Besides teaching at Hogan, Father teaches Re- ligion at St. Louis School and has charge of the Boy Scouts and the athletic FATHER JAMES HOGAN, who discontinued his instruction of Religion classes at Hogan at the end of first semester because of being appointed Pastor of St. Francis Xavier Church, is a native of Kansas City. He at- tended Redemptorist Grade School and Rockhurst High School. He began his college studies at Xavier University, Cincinnati, Ohio, and continued them at Gonzaga University, Spokane, Washington, and at St. Louis Uni- versity, St. Louis. Father completed his work at the Jesuit Theologate, St Mary's, Kansas. He was ordained June 22, 1938. Ever since his ordination he has been at St. Francis Xavier Parish. 1 of cw ,, Q-ix ,, .2 Rev. James Peeov-ia Rev. Henry Faller IK -.,' , . .Q .5 l KQV' Rev Marian Froeschl ,Q KY X 'Nr -if Rev. Donald Kennedy . .XSL X 1 w 'ibn 'W sw, 1' 2 M 2. x fi A K. rf Rev. James Hogan, S. J