Bishop Miege High School - Hart / Miegian Yearbook (Shawnee Mission, KS)

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Future secure in their hands President Kathy Gunigal and member Kathy Reynolds, two future teachers, get some practice in their possible pr fessions at Holy Name School. A grim look of determination is shown on the face of a young student at Holy Name. Educational films seem to be less boring when these students look at them through the eyes of future teachers (juniors) and in a new light. Future Nurses Mary Jo McAuley, Mary Andrews, Colleen McCor- mick, and Phyllis DiMaio admin- ister first aid to Cheryl Metz under the direction of school nurse, Miss Bollig. The People to People Club, a newly organized club under the sponsorship of Sister Georgette, is a mem- ber of the organization by that name to further bet- ter relations and understanding between foreign countries. Here we see foreign exchange student, Sergio Ceresa, taping with other students an inform- ative talk on how students live in the U. S. This is one of the many projects which is being endorsed and sent to the sister school in Columbia. President Jo Ann Salamone is seen at the right with the other of- ficers nearby.

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Science-Math Clubs Doctors Jim Milozzo ond John Wisner perform surgery on o black rabbit while anesthesiologist Rich Eisler administers the ether. New strides in science have been taken and the old Science Club has given way to two newly formed groups, the Biological Sci- ence Club and the Physical Science Club. The Biological Science Club is concerned with the fields of medicine and instructs its members through demonstrations and discussions, and is directed by President Jim Milazzo, Vice- president Barbara Fischer, and Secretary Mary Kay Conry. The Physical Science Club moder- ated by Miss Grotz and led by President John Goldrick, Vice-president Allan Pinne, and Secretary Pat Gaughan delves into the dis- coveries in the fields of chemistry and phy- sics. The Math Club is an organization of ac- celerated juniors and seniors interested in the field of mathematics. Its purpose is the pro- motion of understanding of math through tours, reports, and special speakers on various phases of the subject. Fred Pinne, president, Pat Normile, vice-president, Nancy Kopek, secretary, and Doug Irmen, treasurer direct the meetings with the assistance of Sister Dolores, moderator. President John Goldrick explains intricate mechanics of a geiger counter to querulous onlookers who ask What the Q$ is this thing? seek answers

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Not only appreciation of art is found in the Art Club, but also the expression of ideas. Hard work and natural talent come together to create many ex- cellent works noticed by both members of the club and the entire school body. Under the direction of Sister Clarice, the club lives up to its motto Effort and talent combined in God. Clubs captivate Stags’ enthusiasm Through the efforts of the able members of the Li- brary Club, Miege s library has grown and improved. The members perform various duties toward the devel- opment of the library. Here students are assisted in the checking out of books. - 8 - An increased knowledge of the manual arts is provided for by the Industrial Arts Club. A keen interest is displayed in a project by the members who use both skill and tools in their various club activities. President of the Home Ec Club, Judy Meyers, makes a critical study of table ar- rangements on Career Night.