McAuley High School - Gilmarian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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lftil 15'-5.1 Q ' f- f 'T It-.f E it - 4' gt i 4 . gf Q REV. R. J. REICHERT Religion REV. A. ROBERT LAMANTIA Religion Religion Instructors Display Zeal, Devotion Religion classes have found themselves in the midst of a new era with the ecumenical reforms taking place in the Church Guided by their teachers, students have learned to value these new changes. Rev. Raymond Weisenberger, McAuley's chaplain, is also rector of the Divine Word Seminary in Perrysburg. Once a week Father hears confessions and often is seen at special McAuley gatherings. Rev. Ralph Reichert is a well-known figure around McAuley The seniors know him especially, as he teaches them religion once a week. Among Father's outside interests is skiing, both water and snow. Rev. A. Robert Lamantia, the junior religion teacher, shares Father Reichert's enthusiasm for skiing. Along with this interest he also enjoys classical music. Sister Mary Germaine, sophomore religion teacher, came to McAuley this year from Central Catholic in Toledo. Current af- fairs and politics are among her particular interests. Known for her devotion to St. Thomas Aquinas' Summa Theo- logira is Sister Mary Charlesetta. Sister's classroom is always filled with a colorful display of religious posters. REV. RAYMOND WEISENBERGER, S.V.D. Chaplain 19

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'J W HJ P' SISTER MARY CHARLESETTA, R.S.M. SISTER MARY GERMAINE, R.S.M. Religion Religion x, Q l M , 'K Sister Mary Fatima explains the symbolism of the new stations designed by Sister Mary Genevieve to Collette Cooper, Susan Seitz, Ruth Allen, and Kathy Zerucha.

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Leisure Spent iri Studies, Politics, Books SISTER MARY BRETA, R.S.M. Biology, Student Council Booster Committee, Queen's Apostolate Teachers prove spirited When McAuley instructors are not busy teaching, they are engaged in various other activities and hobbies. Sister Mary Breta Can ardent lover of classical musiclj has been doing research in bacteriology for her Master's Degree in science. When Sister Mary Jeanette is not pre- paring a chemistry experiment, she may be found completely absorbed in a good polit- ical book. Under Mrs. Bette johnson's supervi- sion and excellent planning, the collection of books in McAuley's library has expanded. Sister Mary Kathleen, R.N., spends those extra minutes in the kitchen of the model apartment preparing a variety of dishes. Miss Pamela Muir, a recent graduate of the University of Toledo, enjoys doing medical research work in her spare time. sate? :rf .- ' w 20 1 1 in .sich SISTER MARY KATHLEEN, R.S.M. Health, Physiology, Future Nurses of America, School Nurse MRS. BETTE JOHNSON Librarian