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

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This year, the Business Department, supervised by Fr. Roger, let those out- side of Maur Hill know what was going on inside. Fr. Roger managed the raffling off of the Las Vegas trip which was given away at the Homecoming party after the game. He is also the alumni director. This gives him the pleasant task of obtaining delinquent dues from alumni. Circulating the Tatler to alumni, parents, and friends also took up a good deal of Fr. Roger’s time. class. the Importance of knowing the keyboard as he dictates BUSINESS DEPT. As alumni publications director, he records reservations for one of the highlights of this year, the Homecoming Dinner.

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9 Coach Galley gives pointers during blocking and tackling practice. Mr. Brown tells a Maur Hill track star, Rock and fire. COACHES The coaching staff poses just before awards night.

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Fr. Gabriel is giving a demonstration on the vacuum in a sphere to physics SCIENCE DEPT. This year, Maur Hill’s Science Depart- ment was very active in teaching six science courses. Mr. Stork taught two biology and two general science courses. Fr. Bruce taught both a chemistry class and a course in biology. Physics was taught by Fr. Gabriel in the modern physics lab, part of the new Science Department. Fr. Bruce untangles the net of chemistry. Biology class gathers notebook material from on of Mr. Storks dissections, 4 ie chemistry students this ear ev went so far as to develop a highly scientif language. It consisted mainly of words origi- nating from incidents such as burning fingers, smoldering habits, and breaking glass. In chemistry class there were some exception- ally imaginative words heard from the students the day they broke seven test-tubes. Fr. Bruce and Daniel Webster are still in the process of figuring out civilized definitions of these words.