McAuley High School - Gilmarian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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mp The Existence f a ation Depends Cn World Affairs Is history dull? Not at McAuley! With panels, debates, and a variety of other pro- jects, the social studies classes are anything but dull. Most freshmen launch into this study of the past with world history. They discover how and why nations have risen and fallen, developed and degenerated. American history students delve into the history of America-her people, places, and events. It becomes evident that history is not dead but is a vital part of the present. The influence of the past upon the present is recognized in national problems classes. Students realize that the problems of today developed from the events of yesterday. Through this social studies program, Mc- Auley prepares her students for the responsi- bilities of citizenship in a nation and a world molded by the past. p SISTER MARY PAUL, R.s.M. ' Religion, Social siiidies

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'vu SODALITY: Susan Schemenauer, treasurerg Carol Willie, secretaryg Marilyn Aubry, prelectg Susan Cully, vice-prefect. M V,,, w I, -,,, V, 4' PM SISTER MARY ALMA, R.S.M. Religion, Home Economics, Guidance Counselor, Apostle- ship of Prayer, Queen's Apostolate, Student Council Social Committee MERCY AND MISSION APOSTOLATES: Sandra Schwind, secretaryg Karen Heilman, treasurerg Sharon Sutter, vice-presi- dentj Lynn Miller, president. 19

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, ,F-ff?-sgqzfvff .V-' ,v.' 1 V,:,'1 L , W fi T.. A x , , R A H n 4 ii -N JUNIOR COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS: Rose- marie Hoibauer, secretary: Suzanne Thornton, presidentf jean Feehan, vice-presidentg Anne Nally, treasurer. SISTER MARY CHRYSOSTOM, R.S.M. Social Studies, Physics, junior Council on World Affairs WM , JW ,,,,,,,..W, -fe .-v-v A JM. . ,ff 'WMMM MISS KATHLEEN TABOR Social Studies, junior Red Cross L WN-...A JUNIOR RED CROSS: Patricia Gradel, vice-president Patricia Hickey, presidentg Catherine Nadeau, secretary.