Ursuline High School - Ursulinian Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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This year, two very important courses were added to the English curriculum, Yearbook and Newspaper Journalism classes. The Newspaper Staff not only changed its format, but in addition to its eight regular issues, was able to produce three special sports issues, a special April Fools issue and a Senior Pictorial issue. This is the first year the Yearbook staff was given class time to work on the book. During the class, with cooperation and hours of hard work, the yearbook was once again a success. Mrs. Claudia Hodge Basic English, American Literature, Career Comm. FTA, Freshman Mrs. Mary Irene Hoffman College Prep, Universal Man, Intermediate Comp, Intro to Novel, Sacristy Sr. Marlene LoGrasso Mr. Lewis Lowery Individualized Reading Physical Education Reading Coordinator Boys Tennis Coach 8 Rev. Terrence Hazel Intro to Bible, Good News Decisions Decisions, Social Awareness, Special Education .XX Mr. Robert Jenkins American Literature, Record Keeping, Business Law Boys Track Coach Mrs. Maria Macchione Journalism I,II2 Science Fiction, Am. Lit., Mythology Newspaper, Junior Class Adviser Mr. David Helsel Chemistry Mr. Patsy Lagnese Basic English, Spanish I Senior Play Director Mr. Donald Marsco Psychology Athletic Trainer V, 4

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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

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Mr. James Maughan Economics I, World History Football Coach Sr. Margaret Mary Minghetti Guidance Department w . Mrs. Rosalyn Miller Fashion Design I,II Food Prep Sr. Alice Marie Morley P Art 1,11,111 Mr. Russell Nalepa Intro to Computer Program- ming, Geometry, Algebra II Senior Play Director The Foreign Language Department has been revised into a new and exciting learning ex- perience. Two new courses which have been added are Introduction to Spanish and Italian I. The experience of learning is never complete and this year, records, tapes and books have made this experience more enriching. Film- strips and movies help students to picture in their minds what life in a foreign country is like. With maps and posters students can better understand the geography of the coun- tries they are learning about. ff' V Mr. Terrence Murphy Modern Moral Issues, Social Awareness, Jesus God-Man World Relig., PL--- f'I..L Anlun-nu Miss Kathleen Muzevich Intro to Spanish, Spanish I,III Yearbook Adviser t ',,' A 5 -',' 5 Mr. Anthony Orlando American History, Problems of Democracy Boys Golf Coach Sr. Marie Celine Olejar Gudiance Department 9