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

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Minds Over Matter SISTER ANNA: Concepts in Chemistry, Applied Science, Chemistry Study, Algebra I. Sister Anna discusses with her students the method of measurement used in Chemistry. MR. LAWRENCE PADBERG: Biology I. Mr. Padberg defines role-playing as dependency on others in the group as part of the learning experience. In the '71-'72 school year the courses ranged from Applied Science to Chemistry Study Classes along with the usual Biology I and II classes. Applied Science is making a study of physical and chemical properties of substances. Concepts in Chem- istry is interested in convervation of mass and energy. The third course offered, Chemistry Study Class, was studying chemical bonding and molecule architecture. Sister Anna's opinion on the subject is . . .a lot of people are turned off by Science because nothing appears to be getting solved like pollution and other problems in the world, but I believe it's going to take Science to solve the problems. Science is playing an important part in our society and Miege has incorp- orated' the subject being fully aware of its impor- tance. SISTER MARTINA: Biology I, Biology ll, Physics. Sister Martina expounds on the laws of probability and chance in her Biology I1 class. 21

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Profesora... Professuer... Profesor... Students in the Language Department, in addition to their classroom work, were invited to participate in outside activities to facilitate their use of Spanish and French. Second year Spanish students were invited to travel to Mexico during Easter vacation. French students were able to join La Jeune Alliance, a club composed of several schools, which sponsors monthly movies. They were also able to write to French pen pals and contribute articles to La Marianne. SENOR GONZALEZ: Spanish I, Spanish II. Senor Gonzalez reconstructs a recent trip to Mexico. 20 SISTER MILDRED: Speaking English, Spanish II, Spanish III, American History. Sister Mildred outlines the study of English language for the foreign exchange students. SISTER JOHANNA: French I, French II, French III, Covenant Literature. Sister Johanna instructs her class on correct French pronunciation.

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English Lords And Ladies Rule Th The English Department added two new classes, Modern Poetry and Creative Writing to fulfill the students re quests. Miss Lucas stated, . . .We have as diverse and modern an English Department that can exist. It touches on most every field imaginable with a Communications Program, Basic Composition, Ad- vanced Composition, Voices of Man Program, Speech, Debate, Twentieth Century American Literature, Journalism, Contemporary Novels and Mythology. Creativity and individuality are shown through these sectors of Language Arts and different cultures and eras are studied. Students listen attentively to an English lecture. 22 MISS MARY ANN LUCAS: English II, Basic Composition Advanced Composition Mythology, Comparative Literature, Contemporary Novels Miss Lucas exclauns with delight when presented with a mink stole from her classes MR. WILLIAM ROST: Basic Composition, Comparative Literature Life in the Modern World, English I. MRS. DIANE EGBERT: Journalism, English II Basic Composition e Word