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

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The Maur Hill faculty continued intheir efforts to understand the student, and seem- ingly met with more success in the year of 1969-70 than in previous years. There was more communication, more understanding, and more openness, good signs that Maur Hill is progressing toward better communal living conditions. All of this has come about through years of effort by the faculty, proof that these men are dedicated to their work. Though the faculty has their faults, the students have come to recognize them as individuals to be respected because of their honesty and devotion to what they think is right. Though the students may often find themselves in disagreement with the faculty over politics, teaching methods, religion, rules and other areas of controversy, the opinion of the faculty is still respected by the students and looked upon as the voiceof education and experience. This mutual understanding of student and teacher has come about through the faculty's respect for the opinion of the student, in other words, this desirable relationship has come about through the good example of the faculty. The teachers at Maur Hill practice what they preach; they are true examples of active leadership. FACULTY