McAuley High School - Gilmarian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Enthusiasm Excels in FaeuIty's Activities ss, - iiiiii Teachers' pastimes wel! filled 1' Y, Q lf 31, Ha UNITED sm Sister Mary Paul is an avid reader of politi- cal and historical biographies. Little wonder that Sister's subject is history! Among Sister Mary Alma's pastimes are reading and listen- ing to music. Sister lVIary Elvira is very well known for cheering her class on to victory. Sports, drives -you name it and Sister is there to cheer the juniors on. Sister Mary Barnabus, also an intra-mural fan, enjoys getting to know and working with members of FBLA and the Student Council Service committee. Mrs. Barbara McQuilkin is a new member of the faculty this year. Sports rate tops among her outside interests. Coming to McAuley at mid-semester, Mrs. Nancy Kleine formerly taught in California. A graduate of Marygrove College, Mrs. Joanne Navin came to McAuley this year from Cleveland. She now heads JCWA. MRS. NANCY KLEINE Physical Education SISTER MARY PAUL, R.S.M. Religion, Social Studies jj w.4g,:,,:s.::s.1..1e.,. -- ulnlovu fltllllll -gjfvli .lf lx an A' , ' Q. 235.1-'fi I.. vgggg ' , .- h -N l - fl? 'gi?-me V .-,I A ,Q - .QF 2:-Q i 1 gf. ' ' J 2 'i3.?:t:5Lu'e' rf, j, ,Mi 3 . I-7' 'im P Y '.,,: ,, Qefmdff iffgg-,t...f. 5 - its-fi-'A , Pie'-.Xl A, -Af 7, ,' , . gill 2 , A 35' 1. 5f?'1:?f?-Gate: ,e .- . ,. In-4:73 iw i A ...,. --i 1, it 1. H, .f V ,gh-1 ,gi j Y filing' nj 1 . . MRSJOANNE NAVIN Social Studies, Junior Council on World Affairs 12

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Pilots M CA uleyans Z Responsibilities 'LIS there' school today, Sister, with the 'snow and all?,' Sister, the corsages for the chaperons still haven't come! May I have just one more SAT form, Sister? I forgot to send the money in with the last one. These are just typical problems which the ad- ministration has calmly endured since McAuley's infancy. Be calm -what a more perfect motto for true feminine girls to follow. McAuleyans attrib- ute this saying to Sister Mary Imelda, their princi- pal. Sister has gone through more McAuley firsts than most members of the faculty and she has certainly shown the true spirit which every stu- dent strives to imitate. Sister Mary Carnath, assistant principal, is in her first year with McAuley. Her special guidance at Senior class and Student Council functions has already lead to several McAuley firsts. As Guidance Counselor, Sister Marie Therese becomes involved in the school life of each stu- dent. Sister is also president of the Toledo Dioce- san Guidance Council. -11...- 'DAN nu' SISTER MARIE THERESE, R.S.M. Assistant Principal, Religion, Senior Class Adviser, Student Guidance Director, Sodality Council Moderator, Alumnae Moderator 11

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ONE ' me 6. my of MERCY Une GR Works Many Hunting SISTER MARY BARNABAS, R.S.M. SISTER MARY ELVIRA, R.S.M. Business Education, Future Business Leaders of America, Religion, Business Education, junior Class Adviser Student Council Service Committee, McAuley Bookstore i ' x it i ' V 5? -We -1 li'i'424'g?fff S 4 ef? r vii :-gig SISTER MARY ALMA, R.S.M. Home Economics, Student Council Social MRS.BARBARA McQ,UILKIN Committee, Apostleship of Prayer Physical Education, Athletic Association, Bowling 13