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

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FCtih t This year has been the most fruitful for Father Edwi n Watson, O. S. B. . He has made the building project a reality. He has stepped up the scholastic standards of the school. With these and other ac- tivities, he has still man- aged to counsel many stu- dents, perform the custom- ary duties of principal, and keep his good humor. We have one question to ask with wonder and ad- miration: How does he do it? t-tXLu -, Fr. Alphonse Berning, O.S.B., stepped up his activities considerably this year. He con- tinued to increase the books in the library and completed the new filing system. English I and IV students will not easily forget his classes as will none of the Religion IV students. Besides being Vice-Principal and librarian. Father attended to the nourishment of the students in the refectory. 5yl. s

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Owt Ptp dtoidb Abbott Cuthbert McDonald, O.S.B., president of Maur Hill, is seen above during his audience with Pope John XXIII. Through Abbott Cuthbert's leadership, prayers, and sacrifices, we enjoy many of the superior qualities found here at Maur Hill. We wish to thank him for his devoted work with Maur Hill.

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 Eoth i Augu6fat Returning after a long absence, Fr. Augustine Rottering, O.S.B. was a stranger to almost all the Maurites. However, his friendly personality, sin- cerity, and helpful advice quickly overcame this obstacle. He is pastor of Saint Patrick's Parish, teacher of Physics, and advisor of the Radio Club. FaJtk v W In his roles as in- firmiarian and athletic director Fr. Wilferd Fangman, O.S.B. cared for the un- healthy and inspired the healthy. Dramatics Club was formed under his guidance. He taughtEnglish I, and III, as well as speech. The M Club benefited much from his wise advice as moderator. 6