McAuley High School - Gilmarian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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,J Facult Red bars upon a field of Gold, While Cross upon a field of Red Courage, the red, Purity, the white The Cross for Sacrifice So Fashioned, Mercy's Shield SISTER VIRGINIA MARIE, R.S.M., M.A. Librarian, English, Religion, Senior Class Adviser From Baggot street in Dublin to the Diocese of Toledo count- less monuments stand as witnesses to the Master's command, Love thy neighbor as thyself. As they go about on errands of healing, of feeding the hungry, of bringing comfort to the af- flicted, of teaching, of harboring the homeless - the Sisters of Mercy carry out this command of Love. In the year 1912, Mother Mary Bernardine McMullen, Mother Mary Anthony McMullen and Mother Mary de Chantal came from Grand' Rapids, Michigan to Tiffin, Ohio! at the request of Toledo's first Bishop, Most Reverend Joseph Schrembs. Enroute they stopped in Toledo for their first ypostulant Sister Mary Joseph Manor. This was the origin of the Sisters of Mercy in the Toledo Diocese. :ln order to more effectively care :lor the-poor and sick the beautiful Mercy Hospital infliffin was builtin 'l9I3Q . ' -, ' .--ilu Y., :Til 93, 'A 'TA SISTER MARIE THERESE, R.S.M., M.A. f FM 'FMWG' 'Islam Tres' . I V':' :rw 5s'fe'e.:r-I. -fish,-'h '12, , - V. mr, - 'Il Counselor, French, Religion, Sodality

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,Z -,, ? isgrff-iff' ,- S X ' 1 ,-7. 'aw' .:435'. I I ' N. is 1 lc- SISTER MARY SCHOLASTICA, R.S.M., A.B. Superior Many years before we of Toledo ever dreamed of a McAuley high school, Sister Mary Scholastica, then the Mother Provincial of the Cincinnati Province of the Sisters of Mercy envisioned our school. She it was who gave spirit to the master-plan, who brought it into execution, who is here with us to take pride in out first graduating class. To you, Sister Mary Scholastica, all McAuley is grateful. Gold, white, red . . . gold, for the Golden Jubilee, 50 years of Mercy in the Diocese of Toledo, white for the woman in love with her Master and His children, and red for the courage and fortitude exemplified in the accomplishments of the Sisters of Mercy. 'Q-.s , SISTER MARY IMELDA, R.S.M., M.A. Sister Mary Imelda, principal of McAuley since its founding in 1958, has served her students as administrator, instructor, and counselor. Her contagious calm has steadied many a girl about to tackle a difficult taskg her poise and intellec- tual endeavor serve as an ideal for each woman of the future. Sister Mary Imelda has been an educator for many years. Through her interest in current scholastic standards and her tireless effort to promote academic excellence, McAuley has been given a distinguishing character - a character built on firm principle, high educational ideals, loyalty, service to God and neighbor.

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