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

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Mr. Frazier is explaining the answer, but Dan Watkins looks lost. Many Sides Of Faculty The pause that refreshes—Sister Baptista. Miss Koetting looks like she’s almost got that 300 game. Sister Juliana is right on the job as “head bookkeeper” of Miege. Miss Hager snatches a moment of medi- tation between active classes. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kuhnlein - 13 - :

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Personnel Mrs. Bollig, school nurse, sympathizes with Di- ane Monroe while taking Diane’s pulse and tem- perature. Mrs. Koob, Mrs. Scofield, and Mrs. Martin manage to keep the office and the whole school running smoothly. Our cafeteria staff, specializing in service with a smile, are: Mrs. Charlene Lynch, Mrs. Coletta Owens, Mrs. Sally Leihan, Mrs. Alice Zuchowski, Mrs. Mabel Jones, Mrs. Irene Mr. Harold Clark, maintenance engi- Brock, Mrs. Lorene Westerman, and Mrs. Angela Ruebelman. neer, rest after a hard day as Handy Andy.” - 12 - Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bell

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Students Prepare For Future The various fields of learning are di- vided into departments here at Miege. Through this program faculty members are enabled to use better material and more advanced methods of presentation for the benefit of the students. Depart- mental discussion meetings are attended each month improving the quality of the teaching and providing answers and so- lutions to questions and problems, both general and particular. Here Bill Buchholtz, John Bremser, and Mark Ba- tanic discover the wonders of science through a mi- croscope in Biology class. Science Physics is the highest science course for high school students. To enroll in Physics, the student must first be enrolled in Ad- vanced Math. At right Charles Weingart, Ken Sokol, and John Donahue perform an experiment with the lab’s electrical equip- ment. - 14 -