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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1973 volume:

Rampage 1973 Bishop Hogan High School Kansas City, Missouri Miss Jeanne Belnap, Language Hogan Faculty- Mrs. Grace Brentano. Physical Education Sister Mary Cecilia, Art Sister Mary Clare, Language 4 Sister Ann, Principal Language Sister Mary Cornelia, Science Mr. Duane Fortin Assistant Principal Mr. Michael Monahan, Mathematics Sister Rosella Mary, Religion, Home Economics Mr. Andrew Fisher, History Coordinators of our educational efforts Sister George, American Problems Sister Ann Margaret, Science Sister Helen, Religion Sister Mary Madeleva, Music 5 Sister Mary Rose, History Mr. Louis Read, History, English Mrs. Joan Ochoa, English Mrs. Sylvia Royer, Business Mr. Allen Waller, Mathematics, Physical Education Faculty members discuss individualized teaching. Mr. 'iom O’Brien History, Religion Mrs. Margueritte Sullivan English Mrs. Vinita Stevens, Guidance 6 Sister Evangelista, History consultant Sister Margaret, English consultant Religion Sister Elizabeth Marie, Drafting, Home Economics Sister Marie Loretto, Secretary Mrs. Pat Winchester, Treasurer Miss Loretta Kocour, Librarian Mrs. Mary Van Oosterdiep, Secretary J i f Loyal-Dedicated- Enthusiastic: Teacher meetings are work periods. The faculty continues to uphold Hogan’s spirit. 7 Sister Ann and the Student Board leaders unite all school events. M. Bryde brings life to the Pep Club. Activities Sophomore officers share ideas. Officers of junior class help workout activity plans. Activities bring out Hogan’s personality. Students and faculty join, through their fun and accomplishments, toward developing the Hogan spirit. The Advent wreath high- lighted the weeks before Christmas. Hogan's spirit speaks through its stu- dent body, the Pep Club and the cheerleaders. K. McBratney and J. Heschmeyer participated fully in the Student Boards Fun Day. ” Senior leaders add strength and enthusiasm to carry out school activities. Sarah! You're positively creamed! 11 J. Meyer receives her poster contest a- wardfrom the American Legion officers. A. Bellante and S. Blomster appear in the Spanish program. Happy Days D. Stallman and M. Brink break the Pinata . 12 Pancake Breakfast Christmas Activities Seniors prepare to deliver Christmas baskets. % MonsignorO'Brien and Father Tierney accept the offerings at the Christmas Mass. Vince Eshnauer lights the Ad- vent wreath. 14 Homecoming 1972 Colleen Coupe Steve Sherman Janie Super Ray Garcia Nora Spencer Vince Mclnerney Vicki Mingori Arthur Diaz 16 Alicia Wilson and Angela Collins serve refreshments. One Tin Soldier -- Geraldine Gumbel Homecoming theme-- Through the Looking Glass The Hogan Girls on parade. Queen Janie at the dance. Jim Miller, lector at the Mass. Mike Greene and Judy Sei- bolt prepare for the pep assembly. Janet Osborn and Marsena Byrne struggle with Junior decorations. Mr. Deitchman introduces the football players. Students share in the Mass. 18 ll Row 1: B. Brendel, A. Searcy, J. Barrack. Row 2: D. Cushing, M. Biritz, J. Gredell, B. Sommerhauser. Row 3: J. Becker, S. Fitzsimmons, B. Schwieterman. Row 1: D. Ziller, R. Alvarez, J. Wallerstedt. Row 2: J. Keen, P. Mulvihill. Row 3: M. Sav age, P. Mosley. Row 1: L. Atchity, N. Spencer, D. Zeller, P. Cushing. Row 2: J. Lillig, L. Stockard, J. Super, J. McClanahan. Row 3: Mrs. Brentano.M. Massey, M. Maloney, D. Ziller. Girls’ Sports Row 1: A. Palmer. Row 2: G. Gepford. T. Muder. Row 3: J. Lillig, L. Atchity. Row 4: M. Maloney, T. Mc- Cormack, J. Kleine. 19 Football-1972 Varsity Team Row 1: John Hoffman, Jim McCormack, Delbert White, Pat Nash, Reggie Bassa, Nate Jacobs, Joe McMurtrey, Mike Damico, Juan Garcia,Floyd Jones, Steve Mendenhall. Row 2: Coach Deitchman, Jim Walsh, Kurt McDermott, Jeff Dysart, Ray Alvarez. John Meyer, Mike White, Jim Miller, Tim Kennedy, Fred Park, Tommy Fouse. Row 3: Kevin O’Neill, Steve Watson, Brian Meyers, Mark Heinerikson, Earl Santee, Mike Fouse, Steve Olson, Coach Waller. Coach Deitchman checks moves with an eagle eye. 20 DEFENSE Row 1: Delbert White, Mark Heinerikson. Jim Walsh, Brian Meyers. Row 2: Joe McMurtrey, Juan Garcia, Mike Fouse, Tommy Fouse, Mike Damico, Jim McCormack, Floyd Jones. Kurt McDermott (87) runs back with an intercepted St. Mary's pass. Mike Fouse (86) looks for a block. Junior Varsity Row 1: D. Stock, K. McBratney, P. Komoroski, K. King, P. Wharton, D. Petty, F. Kennedy, E. Wynn, J. Heverly. Row 2: Coach Deitchman, J. Soloducha, M. Alpough, P. Golden, L. Anello, S. Maize, T. Gredell, P. Gumbel, S. LePage, T. Comiskey, Coach Waller. 22 Freshman Team Row 1: M. Cline, M. Stockard, R. Diaz. J. Fight. M Fortin. C. Barrackman. M Schmeltz, T. Doughtery. C. Glaze. B. Wharton. M. Madrigal. M. Savedra. P. Gonzalas. J. Falzone, C. Hill, P. Heschmeyer. Row2: P. Werkowich. G. Comiskey. R. Wilson,!. Barrack. H. Schmid. H. Williamson. J. Park. K. Santee. D. Williams, E. Anderson. G. Lane. P. Whalen. T. Hawkins, R- Nachbar, Coach O’Brien. A gang of Hogan tacklers stops a St. Mary’s runner. Mark Heinerikson (68) and Tommy Fouse (46) are in pursuit. Steve Hill Basketball 1972-1973 Varsity Tom Gredell Mike Fouse Coach Waller Steve Watson Walter Haith jumps for the basket. Mark Gredell shoots toward victory. 26 Row 1: B. Settle, M. Garcia, T. Whited, M. Donehue, M. Alpough. Row 2: Coach Fisher. J. Whited, D. Beier, S. Olson. R. Bland. P. Corkill, manager. Mike Fouse is on his way to chalk up a score. Gary Lofstrom suc- cessfully passes over the head of his opponent. B-Team Freshman Team Row 1: M. Fortin, L. Barrack, C. Glaze, J. Park, R. Machbar, P. Whalen, C. Barackman, M. Stockard, C. Jones. Row 2: Coach O'Brien, H. Williamson, K. Santee, M. Cline, B. Gordon, S. Howard, P. Werkowich, D. Williams, j. McBratney, T. Hawkins, B. Wiese. 27 Varsity Row 1: MattRogg, Paul Heschmeyer. Pat Nash, Steve Mendenhall, Jimmy Forsythe. Phil Komoroski, Jim Latensar, Vince Mclnemey, Jerry Osborne. Row 2: JoeSoloducha. Louis Meyer, Jim McCormack, Ron Garr, Ernie Straub, Charlie Schmid, Gary Grindley. Ric- hard Neuman, Jiles Cramer. Brian Matthews, George Medina Action! B-Team Row 1: Jerry Garcia, Larry Kilgore. Joe McCauley, Jesse Medina. Row 2: Tim Schmid, Matt Rhoades, Tom Betts, George Comiskey. Patrice Matthews Andrea Searcy Varsity Michelle Salvato The varsity cheerleaders in their Seven-up routine! 30 31 Practice makes perfect! I Pep Club Officers Pam Fournet Jane Heschmeyer Phyllis Clarkin Mary Bryde Leslie Stockard Cindy Weixeldorfer Junior Varsity Eileen Curran Debbie Ziller 32 Mary McCormack, Roberta Schulte, Joyce Fakoury, Marcia Craft and Mary A. Shoebrook. Here's the bread, Delbert. ” Mr. and Mrs. Salvato help out the Juniors. It will be worth waiting for. Sister. Umm-m-m, good! says Joan. Glenda has the whole thing under control. Spaghetti Dinner Sakini. . . . Set. Gregovich , Jim Miller , Mike White m ,Jim Walsh , Gary Grindley ' Betty Atkinson Jean Wallerstedt Vincent Eshnaur m Col. Purdy III . . M Capt. Fisby. . . . M Old Woman .... fold Woman's Daughter Ancient Man.......... TcjImx Ok fyiL-J Mr. Hokiada...................John Hummel Mr. Omura.......................Charles Hill Mr. Sumata.......................Richard Neuman Mr. Seiko.........................Richard Wiseman Miss Higa Jiga......................Mary Pat McCormack Mr. Keora . .........................Ernie Straub Mr. Oshira.............................Mike Rauzi Ladies League: Eileen Boyle, Julie McLaury, Carol Nash, Michelle Salvato and Kathy Vick Lotus Blossom..............................Carletta Ellsworth Capt. McLean...............................Mike Damico Parents and teachers get to- gether. Working Together Student Board officers work. Science clubofficers M. Brooks, J. Harter andj. Walsh K. Penske, E. Pierce and M. Sparks lead the Dollars and Sense Club. Pep club president Terri DeKruyffconsultswith Mrs. Ochoa 36 37 Super Salesmen M. Koberstein, happy typist. Rampage Staff M. Bryde edit- ing layout. V. Eshnaur, hardworking page editor. C. Williams, layout. P. Mosley, layout. B. Schwieterman, Rampage editor. M. B. Minges checks her page with the ladder. M. Savage and C. Nash have problems on art production. D. Mayabb, M. Wirtz, K. Mills struggle with page layout. M. Dalton and M. Infante settle on a pic- ture dimension. D. Mayabb ponders over a cutline. J. Osborn, B. Schwieterman and K. Schmidtlein identify mug shots . V. Bolder concentrates on setting up pic- tures for a new page. 40 Parents’ Night Parents test out class experiences. Relaxation after classes. 41 44 Giving the new would-be” secretary a hand: G. Davis, S. Sherman, D. Devescovi, T. Hymer. Spanish Rose enter- tains the Shriners: A. Diaz, G. Davis, J. Dysart.D. Sherman. Trying to rush Mr. Mac- Afee: M. Rhoades, D. Alt- schul, D. Johannes. Conrad Birdie entertaining: D. Johannes, D. AltschuL R. Garcia, J. Dysart, K. Byrd, S. Fitzsimmons, M. Rhoades, V. Mclnerney, M. Rhoades, M. Winn. Shots From Bye, Bye, Birdie Listening In' --the Tele- phone Hour . ? 1 Youth Corps Tutors Karen Byrd sings Trade Winds. ' Chorus members in Shades of Black. ” Expressional ballet by J. Lacy. G. White. L, Howard. Black History Program 46 Father James Mannering, spiritual moderator, at Mass. -.V Jeff Mika February 16. 1973 In memory of our sophomore-- may he rest in peace and joy. . u College counseling corner, a busy spot. 47 Fun and Books. 'I'm looking for Siberia! How about helping the cause? Surprise! 49 Candy Sale We’ll make our goal! ” Busy Study Mods Angie Collins rejoices with Kathleen Vick-- winner of highest sales award. T. Lohr was the winner of the T. V. set. 50 J. V.'s display their first place. Catholic League award: M. Garcia. T. Gredell, and B. Settle. Freshmen M. Cline and H. Williamson, with Coach O 'Brien, gloat over three wins: Hogan Tournament, and Northwest Tournament, first place; Catholic League championship. Winners Varsity players R. Garcia, R. Alvarez .and J. Meyers love tnose trophies: Blue Springs, first place, ana Butler Regional, first place. G. Gumbel was second place winner in the French Declamation Contest, at Tulsa University. J. Willman. second place winner, in Class M. at the Creighton Math Field Day. Toni Hymer shows Sister Mary Columba her award as Homemaker of the Year, in the Betty Crocker test. 51 . . . the excitement at Homecoming. . . . how well Steve Sherman read at Mass. I Remember. . . . . . the chorus getting ready for the Christmas Celebration. . . . our gentlemanly, friendly Juniors? 53 Classes Our class structures make sharing possible. Junior Religion Planning session: K. Johnson. B. Zeller. B. Matt- hews. D. Weber. S. Murphy. C. Dougherty at Joan Davis School. J. Walsh and S. Olson help with physical therapy. R. Bassa tutors at Joan Davis School. Sister Rosella Mary receives reports on activities from J. Heschmeyer, D. White. M. Brooks, and J. Harter. 56 No room! That's right, Andrea and Bruce, says Mr. Deitchman % Sister M. Madeleva--in command at band practice. Super-stenographers at work. A dramatic moment! Peter, I know you can get it!” 57 58 61 Girls’ Phys. Ed. A little higher, girls! Mrs. Brentano and P. Mosley admire the Loretta tournament trophy. 'Jump! Aw-------shoot! Up, up, and away! ” 62 In Speech class--B. Campbell gives her sales- pitch; C. Nash and K. Mills prove Tinker Toys are fun. Eager beavers in Biology: G. Bowersox, Walker, J. Corkill, D. Wiseman and K Klebenstone. Senior girls demonstrated new fashions. Medieval History projects show work. 63 It really grabs” you doesn't it. Renita? Sophomores prepare the soi 1 for spring planting. Steve, get to that Biology! Careful--don't swallow it, Tom! Sister Barbara helps Nora Spencer in Math class. 64 It's worth the effort!' Foods Class 'Need any help, Gary? We'rea success!' I'm satisfied! Steve Watson--the pie man. I doubt that it will be any good! 65 C. Jones and K. Santee struggle with English I. I don't believe it! Library research in progress. 66 68 'It was a kill! ” What do you ex- pect, Pam? CanI help you? Not during a mod, Nancy! Noway, boys! 'Full speed ahead! 69 Sister Ann and Bishop Helmsing enjoy learning about the snow goose from alumnus Paul Marx. It’s really serious! Yes, we're interested. 70 Happy eaters are healthy eaters. Better take off the paper first, Dave. f • Fine Arts Week Sister Marie Brinkman introduces the week's activities. Students try out dance steps. Alumna Sue Grindley demon- strates modem dance forms. Greg Bowersox thumbs through modem art magazines. Mr. Monahan, Mr. Barrett and R. Garr like working on liturgy banners. 74 Mr. Campbell demonstrates Russell's cowboy art. J. Miller, J. Walsh, and M. Greene do a cutting from Shakespeare. v, C. Barackmanand M. Stockard admire the artists' work. Students enjoy brows- ing during the Book Fair. Dance in the Liturgy. Guest artist--guitarist, Gail Aldrich. Beauty in Photography. 76 Marl Young, the music department s guest celebrity. Dramatic interpretation from Romeo and Juliet . Modern dance demonstration. American folk music. 77 Students Everything at Hogan centers around the students. Audrey Alexander Eric Anderson Ralph Andrade Laurie Atchity Mary Baker Earlene Banks Christopher Barackman Louis Barrack Evan Bisceglia Suzie Blomster Victoria Bolder Carol Boushahla Arthur Brady John Breen Freshmen Charlie Cashen Brian Champion Granville Clark Margaret Clarkin Marx Cline Patrick Brennan Martin Brink Dennis Broderick Gwendal Burgess Denise Bullock Denise Carriere Rochelle Carter Angela Collins Desiree Collins George Comiskey Sara Conklin Pamela Cushing 79 Patricia Cushing Marsha Dalton Mary Damico Alinda Deans Robert Diaz Sam Dixson Tim Dougherty James Ellison Michael Estrada Joseph Falzone Robert Fasl Jimmie Fight Gary Fisk Mike Fortin Connie Foster Tina Freeman Thomas Fries Gisele Gepford Donna Gibbons Tami Glasgow Christopher Glaze Paul Gonzales Bob Gordon Mark Graham William Gray Ronnie Green Isadore Gross Theresa Growney Jacquelyn Harvey Tony Hawkins 80 U' Monica Henry Paul Heschmeyer Charles Hill Marla Hobson Kathryn Horton Kathy Howard Steve Howard Jim Huddleston Mark Hull Mike Infante Joann Jackson Marnise Johnson Clarence Jones Kenton Jones Jay Julian Mary Jo Kesner William King Jeanette Kleine Gilbert Lane Sharon Latenser Jeanne Lillig Kathleen Lowe Michael Madrigal Mary Maloney Donald Mayfield John McBratney Joe McCauley James McConnell Maureen McConnell Terry McCormack Dennis McDaniel 81 Renita McDowel Mike McGeehan Mary A. McGuire 4 Debbie McKee Katie McLeese Fernando Medina Jesse Medina Cindy Melenson Nancy Meyers Mary B. Minges JoAnn Montemore Delena Moore Dan Morgan Terese Muder Kathy Murphy Carol Nachbar Russell Nachbar Connie Nash Amy Newman Roger Nichols Kathie Nolan Cindy Norton Kathie Oldham Pat Olson Anne Palmer f i m Pa rlr . } Jim rdiK Joan Payne 82 Bill Pearce Mike Pickett Chris Ramm Eric Renaud Janice Reutter Mina Rhoades Edward Rodriguez Eugenia Rog Betsy Runyon Lydia Russell Greg Sanchez Keith Santee Mark Savedra Steve Saxton Sandy Shick Martin Schmeltz Henry Schmid Tim Schmid Kathy Schmidtlein Mark Seeger Melinda Sizemore Bob Solomon Donna Stallman David Stevinson Mark Stiles Matt Stockard Mike Straub Rhoda Surratt Rita Taaffe Marietta Tidona 83 Jennifer Tidwell Linda Tillman Sherry Tobabon Monica Torres Tom Trent Janet Tweedy Louis Van Horn Kathy Vick Kate Walsh Robert Walsh Robin Walsh Mark Warren Peter Werkowitch Pat Whalen Frank Wharton Bob Weise Daniel Williams Lynn Williams Harold Williamson Rick Wiliman Alycia Wilson Lucy Wilson Ray Wilson Mylan Winn Robert Wirtz Carl Wood Cindy Woods Richard Wyatt Ray Wynn Lisa Yochem Cathy Young Jody Young Ed Zeller M Sophomores Amy Gier, pres. Vincent Eshnaur, v. pres. Julie McLaury, secy. Mike Alpough Patty Alvarez Tracy Anderson Louis Anello Ray Barrett Chris Bauer Nancy Bauer David Beier Tom Betts Karen Biskup 7 Anita Bellante, treas. Jeff Booth Jerry Bowersox John Boylson Ed Brendel Sean Brennan Anita Brink Peggy Brown Phillip Burtis Cynthia Byrd Debbie Byrne Tara Burke Bernadette Campbell Larry Cashen John Chandler 85 Ronnie Clarke Thomas Comiskey Kristine Cook John Corkill David Cummings Michael Curless Eileen Curran Mary Curtis Tim Cutcliff John Davis Richard DeKruyff Debi Denzer Mike Doud Mary Dougherty Teresa Dujakovich Carletta Ellsworth Jan Fore Teresa Foster Paul Fournet Tom Fouse Paula Fries Mike Garcia Tom Geha Patrick Gepford Mike Ginder Scott Gordon Tom Gorman Tom Gredell Richard Guerra Paul Gumbel 86 Jerome Hermes Mike Hess Jim Heverly Kathy Hill Steve Hill Randy Hirsack Susan Hutman Carla Hymer Bytha Jackson Steven Jacobs Bob Johannes Clare Johnson Julie Keen Anthony Kennedy Frank Kennedy Kevin King Cathy Klebenstone Diane Kratofil Kathy Kunzweiler Mike Larson Barbara La tenser Steve LePage Mary Loehr Teresa Loehr Joseph Lombardo DTIita Louis Chuck Masur Debbie Mayabb Mark McAvinew 87 -- J f Tim McDonald Joann McHall Mary Mclnerney W Mike McMurtrey Jeff Mika r A Kim Mills Rosie Morado Patricia Mosley Peggy Mulvihill Larry Murphy i Carol Nash Dennis Naylor Dan O’Neill Linda Parrack Stanley Przybylski Terri Pummel Steve Ramm Mike Rauzi Matt Rhoades Henry Riley Matt Rog Eric Sahner Michele Savage All those books--and you can still smile, Anita! Beth Seibolt Brian Settle Gerald Sola Ed Soloducha 88 Tim Stanley Dean Stock Don Studer Gary Todd Denise Vaccaro Lynn VanHecke Carol Vargas Ruth A. Venneman Sharon Volmer Eric Walker Jean Wallerstedt Mike Walsh Melody Warren Robert Watkins Ed Watson Margie Weaver Paul Wharton Joe Whited Calvinia Williams Patty Alvarez masters the copy machine in the library. Carmen Williams Michelle Williams Mary Wirtz Deanna Wiseman Gloria Wood Ed Wynn Debbie Ziller Robert Zlatek 89 Joe Alpough Betty Atkinson Joannie Barrack Reggie Bassa Steve Baughman Jane Becker Kathy Bickel Michelle Biritz Greg Bowersox Bernadette Brendel Marguerite Brink Mike Brooks Ju niors a Delbert White, pres. Gary Lofstrom, v. pres. Cindy Brown Mike Brown Mary Bryde Colleen Campbell Danny Campbell Phyllis Clarkin Diane Conran Paul Corkill Denise Cushing Mary Cushing Marie Donehue Maureen Coupe Jiles Cramer Casey Dougherty Lauretta Dujakovich 90 Janet Osborn, treas. Mike Eddleman Kevin Fallen Sarah Fitzsimmons Jim Forsythe Pam Fournet Mike Fouse Paul Frank Jerry Garcia Joseph Garcia Juan Garcia Ronald Garr Madonna Gleeson Anne Haggerty Walter Haith Bob Harrington Tom Hart James Harter Ed Hartl Tom Healey Jane Heschmeyer Michelle Hobson Lola Howard 91 Jim Hummel Jim Hurley Martin Jackson Nate Jacobs Mike Jakobe Karen Johnson Larry Kilgore Connie Klebenstone Bill Kleine Phil Komoroski Ellen Kurtenbach Jon Sheridan Lacy Patrick Lafferty Greg Lamping Jim Latenser Janet Leonard Margaret Lillig Bernard Lopez Roderick Mack Steve Maize Tim Maloney • � S' ♦ Brian Matthews Cindy Mayfield Ken McBratney Jocelyn McClanahan • Kim McCollum Jim McCormack Theresa McGeehan Richard McLellan C-. - 92 George Medina Donna Melenson Steve Mendenhall Louis Meyer Jeffery Mitchell Janice Murphy Shawn Murphy Patricia Nard Karyn Nash Joan Noe Susan Norton Mary O’Hara Steve Olson Kevin O’Neill Edward Pacheco Dan Rauzi Andre Renaud Martha Reutter James Ryan Michelle Salvato Linda Schick Rick Schulte Betty Schwieterman Andrea Searcy Judy Seibolt Joe Soloducha Elizabeth Sommerhauser 93 Victoria Tipton Debbie Vargas Glenda Virtue Barry Waite James Walsh Cindy Washington Now, Mig! $ lL Patty Womack Brenda Wood Jim Woods Mary Wynn William Yates Bruce Zeller 94 Class Of 1973 Stephen Sherman 95 Dennis Altschul Joyce Atterbury 96 Peggy Breen Emily Briseno Cecilia Campbell Jeanne Brenner Daniel Brink Diana Byrd Rita Byrne Colleen Coupe Mary Comiskey 97 Beverley Cowan Marcia Craft David Cur less Terri DeKruyff Gloria Davis Mike Damico Theresa Doud Kevin Dougherty Jim Miller opens the Wonderland story for Homecoming. 98 Joyce Fakoury Joan Falzone Mary Lou Fasl Barbara Garcia Rafael Garcia Patricia Foley Gary Meyers, a senior who has been happy for four years. Margie Gomez Kathy Gorman Terrie Gomez Mike Greene Mike Greene Dave Haake Mary Haake Evelyn Hall 99 John Hummel Patrick Henderson Charles Hiebl Vicki Jones Carol Hummel Jan Holton Toni Hymer Debbie Johannes Floyd Jones David Ketchum Geralyn Kelly Tim Kennedy 100 101 Leadership = Workmanship: Mike Damico and Mary P. McCormack Brian Meyers James Miller Nancy Mulvihill Julie Meyer Gary Meyers Vicki Mingori Pat Nash 102 Gary Moes Phyllis Mosley Elaine Pearce Karen Penske It’s been fun! Mary B. Peterson Georgia Pickard 103 Earl Santee 104 Judy Scaletty Pam Schelstrate Charles Schmid Donna Schmit Daniel Schultz Jeffrey Serrano Stephanie Straub Janie Super Robert Tritt Carol Tilton Elizabeth Vargas Jan Wallerstedt Mark Walsh Joyce Willman Terri Wixom Donna Zeller 107 The coat-of-arms of the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth, founders of Hogan, symbolizes the spirit of our school--unity in charity. Christ and His Word remain the basis of our curriculum, the inspiration of our activities and association with one another. This year's RAMPAGE, we hope, portrays some of Hogan's true spirit. AO Hogan, our Alma Mater, To you we’ll be loyal and true. Shout hip, hip, hurrah for Hogan! Guard her faith and honor., too. We will fight for the right to be Hoganites, 'Neath the flag of maroon and the white. Shout hip, hip, hurrah for Hogan! She's the best school of them all! Sr. Mary Madeleva „ Sr. Rose Marie The Greatest of These Is Charity”