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

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Guidance The Guidance Department was headed by Father Paul Steingreaber. Mr. Guy Galley also helped the students to pick out careers, colleges and vocations that would eventually lead them to work. These men helped students with dorm problems and home problems that face students in their school life. Father Gabriel Eckart was in charge of student admissions. Guidance 25

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Business blzl 1. Charles Webb '78 types a lesson from the book. 2. Mr Flynn teaches Tony Baumann '77. how to do Business Math. 3 Mike McQuitty. '76 takes a break during Economics class. 4. Sister Theresa Dissler 5. Mr. John Flynn 6. Mr. Guy Galley talks with Jeff Frakes. '79. about school life. 7. Father Gabriel Eckart 8. Father Paul Steingreaber One of the more practical areas of study is in the Business Department. The courses offered could be used in the future for everyday life. The classes were Economics. Bookkeeping and Accoun- ting. Business Math and Typing. Economics is the study of the American economy and how it functions. Bookkeep- ing and Accounting were the learning of the financial operations of a business. Business Math was the interpretation of numerical data. Mr. John Flynn, a graduate of the class of 62. taught Economics. Bookkeeping and Accoun- ting. Business Math and Typing. Sister Theresa Dissler and Mrs. Joyce Dutton taught the Typing classes. 24 Business

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J-U- 3M 1 Raul Hernandez and Armando Casares celebrate the feast of the Virgin of Guadalupe. 2. Scott Perez. '76. and Fred Ohse. '76. attend religious services in the chapel 3. Fr. Ralph Koehler. 4 Girls participate in Mass at Maur Hill Religion is what Maur Hill is based upon. Religion plays an active role in the life of the students and faculty. There were many religion classes a student could have chosen from which dealt with the problems that faced them. The classes were held three days a week. Monday. Wednesday, and Friday. Tuesday and Thursday were held for religion study hall. Juniors and Seniors had CO-ED religion classes, while the Freshmen and Sophomores were in separate classes. Religion 26 Religion