Ursuline High School - Ursulinian Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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522'-Fx sito ,. Rev. William Petrunak Manhood Senior Class Adviser, Dean of Men . ,fan ,A if Mrs. Christine Rhode Intro to Algebra, Algebra I Mr. William Senyak Guidance Department Student Council Adviser Choffin Adviser 10 ith lst Mr. John Phillips Band, Mixed Chorus Danceline Mrs. Mary Pyne Physical Education Girls Tennis Coach Sr. Regina Rogers Sacraments, Womanhood Student Council Adviser nh, x '2- 'KN X , 6 x-1fifn-- .' Miss Carol Rossi Miss Vincetta Russo yr' vgilfgefi Sandia I American Literature, Crea- Basic English, American Lit. Sntfo 0 'SQnCe,Ed V516-3 tive llvriting I,IIg Inaivid. speech, Icfncff 'We' UW 'On Reading, Girls Basketball NFL Adviser, Speech and HS 'uc or Debate Coach The education of Ursuline's students has al- ways been a many faceted process. Academic subjects were important to increase intel- lectual and general knowledge, but just as important were physical education classes and , g athletics for the physical development and - coordination of young, active teens. For the first time ever, students studying health had the priveledge of their own text- books and the use of reference materials and visual aids purchased with government funds. These were used to help educate students in regards to present day health standards. The Physical Education classes obtained a wide variety of equipment which offered students diversified activities and an opportunity to develop many new skills. Q-Af

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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

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Mr. Richard Sobotka Biology, Intro to Science Anatomy 798 1 Mrs. Josephine Surry American History, American Studies, NHS Adviser Mr. John Ulicney Biology, Cytology, Anthropology Remember all those delectable aromas and savory smells which floated from the cooking classes? Did you notice they were missing this past year? Due to the extremely cold winter and energy crisis, the Home Econom ics Department was forced to curtail all cooking labs. Although students were not able to use some of the new cooking equip- ment, they gained valuable experience in 'Learning to prepare tasty meals without eat. ln spite of this minor problem, the depart- ment was updated with the purchase of new sewing machines and microwave ovens. Also, the original chairs used since the school s beginning were replaced by a new, sturdier style. Cooking classes were also offered on a coeducational basis, thus giving the boys a chance to develop their culinary talents and housekeeping skills. libs, 45' Mr. George Stroia Basic Geometry, Geometry Intro to Science irc S. .fn 'QJQ-9 A LX I A .Jar g Mrs. Anna Mae Tomillo Rev. John Tully 62 Office Practice, Office Ma.rriagelFamily, Modern ' ff ' g 'D Machines, Shorthand II Moral Issues 4. Q Notehand Rev. Daniel Venglarik Intro to Philosophy, Service Seminar, Social Awareness, Religious Activities Librarian, New Teacher Adviser .34 O43 ,,..4.-1, Sr. Janet Elaine Walsh Sr. Marcia Welsh Algebra 1, Math IV 11