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

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In the Beginning— Orientation The school year started out with a surprising increase in enrollment. Ho- gan’s student body grew from 440 students last year to 520 students for the 1979-80 school year. Orientation. August 23 and 24, began with wel- comes from Sister Vickie and Machelle Hayes. This was followed by a pray- er service, where students and teachers lighted candles to show the unity of the school. Students proceeded to the cafe- teria to pay for their books and fees, and left school anticipating the start of the new year. The Junior class gathers together to celebrate the beginning of the school year. Lighted candles symbolize the unity of the school. The Sophomores listen attentively to Sister Vickie. “I thank my God whenever I think of you.” 6

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Opening Ceremonies Proclaiming that “We arc the future,” Bishop Sullivan and Ho- gan students celebrated Opening Mass on August 31, at Saint Pe- ter’s Church. Students showed their pride and unity by participat- ing in the Mass. The students lis- tened closely as Bishop Sullivan said that the future is in the hands of the young people of America, and it is up to us to make it bet- ter for everyone. Students stand respectfully as the Bishop begins Mass. “You arc the future!” The students celebrate the opening of the school year. 8