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

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1 Sister Mary Agnes adds a few more dates to Mountie minds. 2. Sister Mary Charles assists Lori McGinnis in the Mount library. 3 A reflection of Mike McQuitty. 4 Joan Boos and Lottie Knoll take time out for small talk. 5. Don't everyone raise his hand.” (Chris Nastav and Paul Martin.) 6. How sweet it is.” (Ernesto Ayala) 7. Fred Oshe takes time out for study. People Division 9

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“I Am” I am . . . With the opening of school everyone became classified as a senior, junior, sophomore, freshman, or faculty member. The year 1976 to most people represents the 200th year anniversary of the United States. But to everyone at the Mount and Maur Hill 1976 represents a year of strength, knowledge, and friendship. A year to celebrate because I am . . . 8 People Division

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1. Fr. Edwin looks over an important letter. 2. Mr. Stork talks over future plans with graduating Senior Andy Goetting. '76. 3. Fr. Barnabas scans over the events for the day. 4. Mrs. Ellen Hollenbeck and Mrs. Kay Conrad await the rush after school for money to be checked out by boarders, this is one of their office duties. 1 1 3I h Administration Heading the administration was Father Edwin Watson, President and Headmaster; Father Barnabas Senecal, Assistant Headmaster and Alumni Direc- tor; and Mr. Edward J. Stork, Dean of Academic Affairs. These men make the school run efficiently and correctly. Any problems that develop they deal with them directly. Throughout the year they have faced the students honestly and open-mindedly. They are willing to hear students criticisms and comments on better relations between the students and the teachers and on improvements in the school. 10 Administration