McAuley High School - Gilmarian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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M ll, ,- M .M M A .'-99,1959 . ,mc ., , ,.,, W WNY-M -- J 25 5 is M Q ,fs ' . .Molds Youth For Life In Adult World. . Today's teen-ager has learned the meaning of truth from the world and the friends she grew up with. Her parents, teaching the distinction be- tween right and wrong, were the first, and, with- out a doubt, the most influential truth-bearers. Later, the sisters, priests, and lay teachers helped broaden this scope-from the first grade on through twelfth. From simple bits of knowledge, the student built a foundation that would last a lifetime. High school has given her reasons for the generally accepted truths of youth. During these years, guided by a strong faith and able leaders, she can often challenge, examine, and verify prin- ciples of action and right conduct. High school and its resources, taken seriously, can firmly establish a girl in the most important part of living-the acceptance of truth. Table of Contents Faculty, Organizations. . . .10 Activities. . . .30 Classes. . . .72 Seniors. . . .100 5

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McAuley's gym is transformed into a ballroom for Kathleen Pollex and Richard Zibbel. . .Inspircs Love For Society. . The friendly handclasp, the carefree laughter, the neighborly collection of girls in the locker area-these are the amicable signs of social truth. This is the art of living together, sharing thoughts and understanding others' feelings. School days are filled with new acquaintances and occasions for personal, social betterment. From the slightest blush of embarrassment to the congratulatory Wishes of a special honor, students learn the ways of social truth. In a similar manner, academic endeavors lead to a brighter vision of life's why's and how's. The rugged quarter exams, the drudging hours of homework, the extra-credit assignments-these make the mind pliable, eager, adventuresome in the world-wide search for truth. 6 McAuleyans listen atterztively to their instructor.