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

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Well, if that’s true, where does the stork come in? (F r. Barnabas) This year was really a big one for the social studies staff. With Fr. Barna- bas being made assistant headmaster it took on a new air of dignity. He taught World History B, and American History B. Mr. Brown kept his classes rollingin the isles in American History A, and American Problems A and B. Brother Jude hung in there with his Sociology class. Mr. Galley taught the newly added course of Psychology of Learning. Fr. Camilus took his yearly position as teacher of World History A. There's not room for the two of us. (Fr. Camillus) 17 Brother in one of his happier moments.

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What would your mother say if she heard you say that? (Mr. Galley) social studies There’s only one of us in this room that is paid for being funny. (Mr. Brown) Fr. Camillus looks over his aces. 16

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Maur Hills' mad scientists work on a secret formula. (Matt Melcher and Steve Guettermann) Psychology class surges onward. (Mr. Stork) The common earthworm. (Mr. Smith) science With the ambition of the science staff the classes went along very smoothly. Fr. Gabriel was at the con- trols of Physics A and B. Fr. Bruce again taught Maur Hills' chemists.Mr. Galley taught Physical and Mental Health. Mr. Smith, in his first year, took on Physical Science A, B, and C, as well as Biology B and C. Mr. Stork took time out from h i s other duties and taught Biology A, and Psychology. These courses are essential parts of any institution of higher learning, and seem to fit into the environment of Maur Hill. 18