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

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“That % ?”$ camerman! He caught us working again. Lonnie An- wander and Sam Engardio attempt some work on the yearbook. Power And Responsibility It didn’t take long before journalism stu- dents found themselves involved in headlines, deadlines, datelines, and planning. Whether news writing and reporting or yearbook pic- ture cropping and reducing, staff members gave their all willingly. Long hours were often required in order to meet both yearbook and newspaper dead- lines on time. Saturdays and Sundays be- came standard journalism days. Much credit belongs to the long-suffering photographers, Jim Brock, Ken Spencer, Bill Sine, Bill Finnerty, and Jim Noon. With little thanks they spent countless hours taking, de- veloping, printing, and drying pictures in the dark room. Yearbook Section Editors were: Corinne Brazeal, Mike Donovan, Rosalind Eckstrom, Jim Reinhardt, John Lynam. Newspaper Editors were: Kathy Flynn, Mike Judge, Jim McCauley, Mike Kelly. Mike Donavan, Lonnie Anwander, Sam En- gardio work diligently before one of the all too many deadlines. Montavy’s Flowers, 3600 Broadway. Kansas City. Missouri Lunatic fringe of the yearbook staff prepares for another deadline. Ju-Ju Barn- ard, Rosalind Eckstrom, Peggy Sandefur. Corinne Brazeal. Diane Little, and JoAnn Meaney.

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Co-editors of the Miegian newspaper face problems square- ly. Ken North and Debbie Linton. Fun loving co-editors of the yearbook, Joe Bremser and Katy Brown, enjoy their own originality. Members of the sports staff minus their fearless leader, Mike Donovan, are Lonnie Anwander, Larry Chamblin, Jim McGinley, and Sharon Walsh. Long faces are in vogue for yearbook staff. Junior Homeroom 128 — 3A, Larry Svoboda. chairman Homeroom 129 — 3A, Barb tatz, Chairman After many long hours Sharon Walsh, Exchange Editor.

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This year’s math clubs con- sisted entirely of Juniors and Seniors. Due to the increased number of students in the clubs, Sophomores were not able to participate in these clubs. Both the Senior and Junior math clubs had planned field trips to various places that could afford great opportunities of learning to people who have en- tered into the field of mathe- matics. Much of the work of plan- ning the clubs’ activities was dis- cussed at the club meetings un- der the supervision of Sister Do- lores and Sister Pauline. President John Fleskes presides over meeting in discussion. Math And Science Opportunities Throug h Clubs Suzanne Boland reports to members of the Math Club on Euler. The primary purpose of this year’s science club was to prepare their members for future careers in all fields of the science world. Ex- periments, discussion meetings, speakers, and field trips furthered their efforts. This year’s moderators were Mrs. Sneider and Mr. Swardt- fager. Junior Homeroom 133 — 4A. Patty Dugan. Chairman