McAuley High School - Gilmarian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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. zrmfi mfg W'-5 1 CATHOLIC ART APOSTOLATE: chairmen and co-chairmen, Linda Alloway, Lynne Toerne, Diane Huber, Joanne Radocy, Catherine Nally, Maureen Collins. ll H 9. eq , wi-- V'--W2 be ' srf?'.Y.. 5?-ie , SKF Y 1 5: Q , . V 1 5 1 x X I 1 Ssigi-:,:i+ .N S C 5 ' F, . . N , - f 1 C 2 - - i X X as 3, S 3 52 . we to YES K2 .V 0, .xii NX 'T'i :--if-M. ...- S t is a s w r' . ...X wk ' aa a C 5 Q N - 1 , h ,'., . , . a a SIS f 1 I, - Q. TER MARY GENEVIEVE, R.S.M. Art, Camera Club, Catholic Art Aposto- late, School Photography Q SISTER MARY IMOGENE, R.S.M. Music' S eeC 'D'a 'a' Religion' Dm' CAMERA CLUB- sandra szymanski mateers Genesians . ' secretaryg Beth Paone, presidentg Anne Crossgrove, vice-president. DRAMA CLUB-GENESIANS: Mary Overman, secretaryg Judith Grabowski, treasurerg Julie Renaux, presidentg Linda Alloway, vice-president. f 1 1 A U i Am1ff,,'1':tw,: fff,, m,:1ef,um 1-.ww 1 5.3 Q .

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Are Guided Experienced which they know is vital to the well-being of every individual. The student's academic progress is not all that is taken into consideration. A pro- gram for one's religious, physical, and so- cial needs must also be planned and cor- related into a McAuleyan's schedule. Such activities as Student Council dances, classroom intramural games, and retreats are planned for students. Clubs, too, are initiated so that everyone may have a chance to participate. By offering a wide variety of subjects to the student, and by sponsoring many extra-curricular activities, the Sisters and lay teachers mold not only the intellec- tual facet, but the whole personality of each girl. 'ig ve, r 'Filling K . Q Sf? W2 K Q A in QL. ,fi .V,k ll, 1: ri, N. . . . MV. r,,,,,,.: ,,,k U .,., ,,..,f. , 1 , ,te - - - ,sf ,.,k,g,,A:,3'i.r . ., . fggfgff ,.,-. 1,:W:,..-,335:-- . I ix .,..o4,. 'FIX its 5 3 I if X. 35 K - L. - ' ,. : P- 2 x' L ' N D 'ws ' mm-em o . . wi , -S:::.g -' Q-i . e. - . SISTER MARY IMELDA, R.S.M. Principal, National Honor Society 13

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Q ,- u......., . 3' if 1 Q N n v v if wx . ..,.r:,. FW my gm! A , 1ia1+gws,e,,,.,,KwWw r.1..,..,,-I , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , 1 is is 'K Art Appreciation Instills Love of Life The all-American girl of today loves life. Play- goer, actress, and artist, she finds time to appreciate the finer things. Sports and activities do not domi- nate her schedule. A Shakespearean play, that long awaited assembly, participation in the Drama Club performance, visits to the Art Museum - all have a special place in her yearning for culture. Never will the Modern Miss be bored. Life is a challenge. She will love sitting on top of the world because that is where she belongs. SISTER MARY PHILIP, R.S.M. Music 15 'Q !