Ursuline High School - Ursulinian Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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N Mrs. Sandra Bartholomew Shorthand 1, Typing 1,11 Mr- Fran-k Beck Intro to Data Processing World History Cheerleader Adviser Basketball Coach To keep abreast of current changes in both Catholic Doctrine and modern and social moral issues, the Religious Education Department incorporated various changes into its curriculum . One of the more recent de- velopments in the area of social awareness was the Service Program. The purpose of this program was to involve students in community affairs. Students worked with the mentally retarded and physically handicapped children, tutored in the elementary schools, and volunteered at the Leukemia and Easter Seal Centers . Also, each Wednesday was spent at the Windsor Nursing Home offering liturgy to the elderly. Because of these activities and ks as Nlr. Richard Beck Intro to Algebra Algebra I J. V. Basketball Coach Sr. Albert Marie Beil Poetry Festival, Short Story, Word Power jk others, Ursuline students were able to give of themselves and bring happiness to others . li! Mr. James Boyle Mr. Joseph Ceremuga Manhood, Sacraments Health Decisions Decisions, lVlar- Ski Club Adviser riagelFamiIy Mr. Louis Chiaro American History Athletic Director Sr. Agnes Marie Beil American Literature, Short Story English Clinic Mr James Bellavla Biology, Physics, Anatomy, Genetics 'Ei' Mr John Clclarelll Accounting I, General Busl ness, Personal Typing P11 lr

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5 4 l I l A 'N fl,9. ' Mrs. Mary Ann DelBrocco French I,11,111,1v French Club Adviser Rev. Michael Garvey Intro to Bible Wrestling Coach Mr. Michael Giambattista Civics, World History X-f Sr. Janet Craven Decisions Decisions, Intro Sf. Mary Ellen Dean I to Bible, pep Club, Kay Advanced American History Club, Sophomore Class Re9'5t a' Adviser Sr. Ellen Rose Donovan Algebra II 'VN Mr. Matthew Giambattista Algebra I, Geometry Baseball Coach 5 Rev. John Gubser MarriagelFamiIy, Modern Moral Issues, PrayerlDeath Decisions Decisions KeyxClub Adviser ee Mr. William Drahuschak Sr. Janet Frantz Mechanical Drawing I,II Dean of Women Graphics One of the busiest places at UHS this past year was the Guidance Department. More stu- dents were able to utilize its services due to the many changes which were made. The Guidance Department was expanded to include three offices, each having its own service area. These areas provided a quiet atmosphere for students to browse through the wealth of information which was made available to them. Career literature and audio- visual aids were also provided, which made gathering information a pleasant and rewarding experience. A tutoring program was developed through which students were able to obtain help in particular subject areas from fellow classmates. As a result of these programs, students were able to increase their awareness of their own potential. 7