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

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Man s Surroundings Prevail The Social Studies Department presents classes with a better understanding of man and his surroundings. The history classes study past events while the government students learn how ruling and legislation processes are set up and operated. Senior American Problems classes are informed of current events and the crises of now. Each student worked diligently preparing to see a relationship with man and the established social system. JOY FISHER American Problems WALT TYLICKI-American History, American History World History

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Mary Ann Lucas-English IV, Basic Composition, Man In Crisis English classes offered oppor- tunities for enrichment and expansion of interest for every student. Students were educated in grammar and com- position, and literature of various fields was read. They were encouraged to develop writing techniques of creativity and expression. Aside from their textbooks, a variety of paper- back novels were read in the classes, giving the students a wider field of experience in literature. The English department supple- mented the students' literary and writing experiences through films shown during the year. These and other new ideas made the English courses much more interesting and rewarding. Diane Egbert-Newspaper, Yearbook Basic Composition M ,. E . Janet Andrew-English II, Literature Basic Composition

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The Science classes were busy learning about the make up of the world. Biology classes explored the world of atoms and cells while learning about evolution, heredity, and life processes. Chemistry classes studied many atomic and molecular structures. The students tested their ques- tions by conducting and analyzing experiments. Exploring Life --1 -1 Q1 rl I we HP, . i df Q, 1 1 . . W3 .3 I W , ' Sister Martina-Biology I, II, Physics Q E gi J' ' . :sn Sister Anna-Science I, Chemistry, I-'GUY Padb9f9'Bi010QY I Applied Science