Ursuline High School - Ursulinian Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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URSULlNE'S ADMIINISTRATION GUIDES US TO THE FUTURE Sister Helen Shea Mr. Thomas Carey Assistant Principal Principal Through the four years our class has been at UHS it was quite evident that our administration has tried to set examples and prove their leadership abilities by furthering our education. They have retained an in- terest and have played an active part in influencing our ideas and ideals of life and education . They have done their best to see us receive a full edu- cation and gave us their undivided attention through their active participation in our school system. Through our struggle to find a meaning to life, they have been there, try- ing to help us develop our talents and our minds. They have helped us to bet- ter understand ourselves and the changing world around us. They have always sup- ported us when we needed them, and backed us up in all we've done. It is for all these reasons combined that we extend our deepest appreciation and well de- served thanks. Bishop James Malone Mr. John Augenstein Bishop William A. Hughes Superintendent

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DEDICATED TO . In the past, Ursuline has been known as a school of traditions. This year, the class of '77 has begun another, that of dedicating the yearbook to an out- standing faculty member. In selecting this person, the staff used such criteria as ten years of service to the school and involvement in student activities as well as concern for their educational and personal growth. Respect by the student body concerning personal and professional integrity was yet another criteria. This year's staff dedicated the 1977 Ursulinian to FATHER WILLIAM PE TRU NAK. Father has served Ursuline for the past 11 years. His many capacities have included serving as Dean of lVIen, his most recent appointment, Senior class adviser, team chaplain for football and basketball as well as teaching various religion courses. Father Petrunak graduated in 1950 from Struthers High School. He then entered Athenaeum of Ohio Seminary and was ordained lVlay 30, 1959 in the Youngstown Diocese. He came to Ursuline in 1966. Father is currently chaplain for the Oblate Nuns and is involved with Father Kane's Camp. Affectionately known as Truk , Father has been friend, counselor and teacher to not only our students but also to their parents. He has given unselfishly of his time and love to the spirit of Ursuline High. We, the class of '77, thank him for his efforts. E' liillllgbl -E 'M mule 7 9 5 ew i 1 .