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

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A Promising Production. . S M ll' ' w .w W---f Q -5-:fs - , WE? Q' Y sf ' as Oh no, not another point! This statement could have been heard at almost any time being exclaimed in perhaps the two most important offices at Miege, these being those of our deans. Mr. Robert Frazier has been our dean of boys for three years while also serving as Miegels head football coach this season. His job as dean takes much patience and forti- tude, for it is the duty of the dean to disci- pline the problems put forth by the male pop- ulation. Sister Martina, Dean of girls, has had keen insight concerning the behavior of the female students. It is her task to make rules and issue points in disciplining those of insub- ordinate attitudes. Sister, who also teaches science and math, helps direct the academic and social functions of the school including that of Student Congress. Busy, busy, busy--these three words best describe our assistant Principal of five years. Sister Raymond was not only in charge of stu- dent files and report cards, visual aids, trans- cripts for seniors, office personnel, state reports on approval' of Father Sullivan but also served as a faculty member by teaching two fresh- man religion classes. You- may have seen her almost at any- time: rushing through the halls on toward an- other one of her many tasks, answering the questions posed by many concerning school policy, helping Father with various odds and ends, and encouraging and requesting stu- dents to accept tardy slips and dean notices. Even though Sister's job, at times, may seem unbearable to us, she accomplishes all of these things with great ease and, best of all, with unending enthusiasm. ' s .1 K Sw- 'WN Ibby Helbing and Mike Welch listen with attention to the advice of the deans. lanff' 11 -25' -,.A

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UHF U I, ,,, mzak. ,,,,r.A , . .I-g .aiu in -M F X. V. A qua, -:ii6eTgflW .V W Advising students and attending their problems was Sister Georgetta's main objective as Miege Guidance Counselor. As shown in the picture, Sister took time out to explain to seniors the importance of a con- tinued education. She was not only the sounding- board for many of our problems but also the key factor in the solution of them. This year Father Blaufass was the chief trouble- shooter for senior problems. As college advisor for the seniors, he aimed at helping each student choose the right college for his intended goal. Father's tar- get is to counsel the upperclassmen in developing a full and productive Christian life through further education. Produces Creative Crews! .Q 5:1 163