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

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Religion Reaches Out For Experience The Religion Department is in its second year of being incorporated into the daily schedule. The Junior and Senior Classes have electives which deal with Comparative Religion, Finding Religion Through Litera- ture, Marriage Family and the Church, and To Be And To Become courses. Miss Thorpe, as head of the Religion Department believes, The religious experience cannot be simulated in the class- room, approaches to it may be encountered in the classroom, but it must be experienced in daily life. FATHER LARRY ALBERTSON: Chaplain. Throughout the season football masses served by Father Albertson inspired the players. I 18 MISS LIZ THORPE: Covenant Literature, To Be and To Become, Life in the Modern World, Comparative Religion, Faith in the Arts. Miss Thorpe explains that the Lenten Assemblies are products of student and faculty committees. MR. BILL REARDON: Marriage, Family, and the Church, To Be and To Become. Mr. Reardon responds with a smile to a comment on a recent videotape.

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The Other Two Of The Big Three P' .M 1' it VICE PRINCIPAL: Mr. Patrick Dalton jg ee e s Phh A is L f,,, .,,, ,, ig, rr., ge I . .Q ,,a,e.,,,i- L, 3 ,gli 3 ' . 3,5625 V, . :g N D fi ' O sf 2555. QF' Mr. Dalton takes five. As assistant principal, Mr. Patrick Dalton is also the co-ordinator of Audio-Visual programs. His other duties include working with students and faculty to achieve organization throughout the year. As Dean of Discipline, Mr. Dalton must see that all rules and regulations are kept by all students and that discipline is enforced. Mr. Dalton believes that the proper atmosphere is very important in education. Since the age of Miege students ranges from thirteen to eighteen, he feels that each class must be treated in a different way. He also feels that modular schedules are not feasible or desirable at Miege. The school day can be more productive with regular class hours. Mr. William Rost, as Co-ordinator of Student Activi- ties, makes up the school calendar. His approval is sought on Homecoming themes, Prom ideas, skits, and pep rallies. Mr. Rost stated that The duty of an administrator is to guarantee the students freedom and success by provid- ing the best curriculum, teachers, atmosphere and best structure. STUDENT ACTIVITIES COORDINATOR: Mr. William Rost 15

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ABOVE: MR. PATRICK DECOURSEY: Covenant Literature. Mr. DeCoursey's class 2 discussed the moral issue of a recent contemporary novel. RIGHT: The annual Y - W, , Christmas Mass was celebrated by students donating can goods and toys. A feeling of ' ' fulfillment transcended through the entire gym. The Counselors Work To Show The Way MRS. JEANNE MEIS: Guidance. Mrs. Meis talks with a student about future college plans. MR. GARY LAMMERS: Guidance Director. Mr. Lammers discusses his hope for group rap sessions at Miege. 19