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

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Terry Alley Cheryl Bartkowski Kathleen Flynn Sally Klein Judith Landis James McCaulay Terry Pyle Fred Silady Valedictorian and Salutatorian, the great- est academic honors giv- en to students, have tra- ditionally been based on academic excellence. This year the boy and girl with the highest grade point averages will be chosen from the ten finalists. Charles Weingart Susan Wood Senior Honors 1965 Each year four percent of the senior class is nominated by the fac- ulty for the Aquinas Award, the high- est honor the school can bestow upon a member of its graduating class. Based on their performance at Miege, students are judged on the following qualifications: (1) scholastic achieve- ment commensurate with ability; (2) generous and unselfish service to the school; (3) courtesy; (4) character. This year ten students will be chosen by faculty vote from the sixteen fin- alists. Terry Alley Cheryl Bartkowski Dianna Carr Mary Espinosa Rosalind Eckstrom Don Fortin John Holtz Doug Irmen Mike Judge Nancy Kopek Judith Landis Jim Ludwikowski Ken North Ken Sokol Fred Silady Susan Wood - 29 -

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New members inducted into the National Honor Society are: Mar- garet Birch, Jim Scofield, Larry Viene, Nancy Miller, Janet Mc- Daniels, Mary Ellen Gerrity, Susi Linton, Linda Thompson, Sue Lo- hoefener, Carolyn Ketter, Kathy Lay, Diane Lusk, Terry Obermeier, Jane Doll, Janet Dwyer, Carol Kloster, Vicki Morris, Mary Margaret Disser, Mary Zeleznak, Judy Hurlbert, Jean Harvey, Katie Shine, Linda Kuhnlein, Jim Ludwikoski, Mary Ella Cellitti, Larry Svoboda, Karin Spinner, and Mike Welsh. Missing from the picture are: Mar- tha Dewees, Barbara Nobick, Joyce Sokol.

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“What would it pfofit a man if he gains the whole world and loses hi| souM” This year finds a society in which a predomi- nant theme is materialism. A Miegian, however, is given a truer perspective. He is taught that his pur- pose of existence is not to gain this world but the next. In religion classes, as well as in all other studies, he learns to put God in his life and find Him in others. With such a background, a Miegian will be well equipped to enter an adult world and draw others to his God, his religion, and His salvation. This was marked by a revitalization of the Church by the Second Vatican couonl. At Miege this was found in the religion erases, especially. Scripture study Was renewed with emphasis on bible history. The Mass beca Miegians were able extent and of new innov dialogue. This yearbook ch more important, too. fipate to a much greater derstanding because lish language and Miegian... - 30 - . . .SPIRIT