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

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Fr. Paul assumed the responsi- bility of chaplain this year. Because of the disinterest shown by the stu- dents on the subject of religion, this is one of the hardest jobs to fulfill on the staff at Maur Hill. But Fr. Paul stuck right in therewith interest- ing sermons at Sunday Mass and good example of what a Christian really is. Father Paul and friend. chaplain 12

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always ready to give the students a chance for constructive criticism, which made for better relations be- tween students and teachers. This and the formation of a student council which gives more voice to the stu- dents made Maur Hill a happier school. Again this year there was no demerit system or student handbook, which gave the student a chance to take the burden of responsibility upon himself. For the first time, the ma- jority of the students seemed to accept this responsibility which brought about a more unified school. When all of these changes for the better take place within a school year, it is evident that the administration has been successful. Congratulations! Mr. Stork, academic dean, does his daily homework. Fr. Barnabas, vice-principal, puts in a little overtime.

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Dennis Kelly shows off his super speed. business Fr. Roger works hard on his extra-curricular activities. Pat Sitzman does some work for Fr. Roger. As usual, Fr. Roger participated in many outside activities. Besides acting as Alumni Director he worked for the formation of the Atchison County Historical Society museum, and spent his Wednesday nights pre- fecting the senior floor in St. Leo's Hall. On Thursday nights he partici- pated in a Gin Rummy club, and was a constant winner. This page is not enough tribute for such an active person as Fr. Roger. 13