McAuley High School - Gilmarian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Faculty Students Realize Brotherhood There's a destiny which makes us brothersg none goes his way alone. This year we've heard a lot about brotherhood and unity. Everywhere, from the Council in Rome to religion classes here at McAuley, people are discussing the topic. Sometimes these discussions bring ac- tion such as Toledo's Christian Unity March last Februaryg sometimes they bring only the realization of action al- ready taken. We'd never thought of calling our teachers brothers -it's an all-girls' school. But that's how we're treated at McAuley-just like one of the family. No matter what the problem, the in- structor is always in. Consideration and cooperation hallmark McAuley's faculty-student relationships, and you can't ask for more than that! McAuley is a Catholic school. Teach- ers and students realize this brotherhood because they know it stems from God's Fatherhood.

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if f x? 'Q -'Y ,..i, A look of enchantment falls over Toledo as the city lights glow breathtakingly from a curtain of velvety blackness. iPhoto credit: James Weyerj i 'S Our strongest and happiest link with the county is through senior Judy Skeldon and her father, Mr. Ned Skeldon, Lucas County Commissioner. Senior Class President Molly Mouch and Lee Carroll of ROTC smile with the hope that Viet Nam will remain only a dim part of their futures. 7

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