Maur Hill High School - Maurite Yearbook (Atchison, KS)

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often tcft aeuA «totCdo to youtt tttittcCo. ANCIENT HISTORY MAPS are dutifully studied by Miller, Young, Condon, Sevcik, and Grove. BIOLOGY PROFESSOR, Fr. Alphonse, points out to Hovorka, Morrow, Enzbrenner, Hager, and Wendling, the fine points of a frog. 22

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 LEFT: LATIN II PROVES TO BE not so dead after all. Looking at the brighter side are L. Rottering, Steichen, Perkins, and Bals. GEOMETRY EMPLOYS ALGEBRA to solve some problems, h and Vanderweide work the problem with the aid of Burkart Noll. Father Edwin is the critical looking professor at the ri TYPING PREPARES MANY STUDENTS for later business wor Father Daniel looks on with discerning eye as Ronald, Cade Smith, and Haupt engage in short speed test. 21

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S E III IS S £ace axe zt cxtcx LEFT TO RIGHT; Jerry Wickey, president; Ed Begley, vice-president; Jack Hanrahan, secretary- treasurer. The four years which seemed so far from completion in 1952 have come to an end. No one of us is really too happy, for now we must face the first great crux of our lives--a job, college, or the service. No one is too sad, either, for we go forth, armed with an excellent education, prepared to face the world the way we find it. The seniors were well repre- sented in all extra curricular activi- ties. Underwood won the city Voice of Democracy contest, Schneider and Smith being the only other city entries. Seniors also dominated the fabulous fourth estate, with veteran editors of two years, Clarkin and Lyons assisted by Ekart, editing the Tatler. Underwood, Burns, Cruise, and Smith produced the Maurite. The senior spent much time study- ing his lessons, trying to prepare for a fruitful life. On the honor roll at the semester were Clarkin, the only senior on the straight A list. Lock, Steingreaber, Wolters, Under- wood and Burns. Seniors played a major part in the sports activities of the school. Begley, Filbert, Riley, Hanrahan and Weixelman were outstanding on the football field, along with co-cap- tains Clarkin and Wickey. Clarkin, Kocour, Vogt, and Wickey saw a great deal of action on the basketball court. Clarkin and Filbert also won baseball letters two years in a row. If we cannot overlook a mediocre year in sports, a great many of those losses can be attributed to the law of averages finally catching up after three fine years. 23