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

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History: Past, Present, and To Come History has taken a new twist as Bishop Hogan zoonis full blast in its study of the world. Sister George and her Anierican Problenis students diligently studied the racial issue, the poverty prograni and niany other Anierican problenis. The seniors struggled hard to achieve abetter understanding of man's free- doni and the power of his knowledge and action in a free society. Nleanwhile the juniors under the leadership of Mr. Frank Fiorella coped with Anierican History. A better understanding of their own government helped them choose a presidential candidate. Mr. Louis Read, Sister M. Rose and Miss lvlary lvlartin designed a new prograni for the freshnien and sophoniores. The prograni includes a skills course as an introduction to history and two semesters of World History. Mr. Frank Fiorella explains the American Revolution as eager juniors listen attentively. I 'W . ' W 'Q l ,H fl fini tx g H Srl in is E lit 2. E lil ,Jil Y .I Mr. Louis Read guides freshmen in their study of World History. 5-KX JH Sister George 2 1. ,. X I in-Q. 4 E? . Quan. . 1 A '1- : . . K s ,654 . .Qi fs' PM 5 s 14 15' 3 3 f ' gf 11 1 '-1 V ,gk ., , Z. ?'I Q 1 ll f ses, X aff., ' ,. t ,. Mr. Louis Read sy 1 k, . y,-A l9.r'V-' Sister Mary Rose I , r. -.-.Q Q? x 'sl .s A Mr. Frank Fiorella

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sexy, Z' . rf Jan Iulison records Latin phrases for Sister Coluinba. Linguists Learn Culture of Lands V Sister Mary Clare puts her new ideas into action in Spanish. 15 Coninient vas-tu? Como esta usted ? These arejust a few phrases that can be heard every day froni Hoganites attempting to niaster the art of language. Sister Columha and Snoopy re- turned this year to continue teach- ing all Latin classes. Sister Mary Clare has resunied teaching Spanish with new ideas as well as new equipment. ln the pro- grani students listen to tapes while viewing filni strips. The French students welconied a new teacher this year, Miss Martin, who is teaching French l and ll as Well as directing students in their independent study of French Ill and French Literature. Although read- ing and writing are iniportant, both Sister .lean Clare, who teaches French l, and Miss Martin stress conversation as a fundaniental skill in the niastery of a niodern language

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1 - 14. ' - Q no 9 lr QQ P I ,allazzn .ai:.,gu li ,gan if Connie Shoebrook studies the problems of World History in the History Resource Center Wi ii, I W H I 'GJ - Sister George, Bill Schmid and Sue Julison discuss American Problems. Sister Mary Rose and her sophomores discuss World History. r-..A..-..- tl- i 4-I' 1 A