McAuley High School - Gilmarian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Sister Mary Carnath's walk home is indeed shortened by the aid of Jackie Strowger and Peggy Raymond. SISTER MARY CARNATH, R.S.M. Assistant Principal, Religion, Senior Class Advisor, Student Council Moderator, Alumnae Moderator SISTER MARIE THERESE, R.S.M. Guidance Director, Sodality dmzmslmtors uzde Girls Z0 Greczln ess .f .,,., ,,..,1,x FQ ,YV-fs, ,1.,??,,, ,Tr q.,Lg,:,v,jgf',,, JH rfmf fmt . int ffl tiff J it L . J -qt , ,. . . ., . t.. .. . L X 4... .... N it, if ti.-.Lu-1' 1 The center of stability at McAuley is Sister Mary Imelda, principal. Her emotional permanence permeates the school and she is, so to speak, our Rock of Gibralter. Without such firmness of conviction, McAuley's green and gold could not long flourish. Sister Mary Carnath has indeed become well-known for her prominent role in school affairs. Worthy of special note are her outstanding efforts and accomplishments in the field of Student Council. Together we have made strides toward progress. Students have been fortunate to have the President of the Toledo Diocesan Guidance Council, Sister Marie Therese, as their personal guidance counselor. A moment of her assist- ance now is measured by many rewarding years in the future. Mrs. Bette Johnson, assisted by Sister Mary Dorothy, spent last summer reorganizing and revamping the school library. The result of their industrious efforts is a complete new library system. Mrs. Johnson and'Sister Mary Dorothy, assistant to the librarian, take a check ofthe periodicals. MRS. BETTE JOHNSON Library, Library Club ll

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-6 ee , M r ,fs . -1 ,ft ft :J W' 5' ff. 'iff is! i- s ' K f U- I ' V, : 4 V t.-,f , ' .1 F- Cf ' fc., a cf -4,2 1 it . , A A .4 X . Through their religion classes, McAuleyy students are kept up to date with the most recent changes tak- ing place in the Church. Their instructors, keen with enthusiasm, find satisfaction in relaying their knowl- edge of such events to the students. A Rev. Michael Madden has joined McAuley just recently. Already he is a well-known figure. Father teachesjunior religion once a week. A i Rev. Raymond Weisenberger S.V.D., rector of the Divine Word Seminary in Perrysburg is McAuley's chaplain. Father offers Mass, hears confessions, and assists at school functions. Rev. R. J. Reichert is especially familiar to the sen- iors, as he teaches them religion once asweek. His classes are chiefly concerned with studying the sacra- ment of marriage. Sister Mary Charlesetta's charts in religion class add interest to material concerning the Council and its achievements. Sister Mary Elvira keeps her classes geared to teen- age life today. By using Hi Time magazine as supplementary material, the class applies religion to daily life in a young girl's world. Father tapes Susan Hahn's voice during a religion class. REV. MICHAEL MADD N -- ,NWN 'X L. Sister helps Pamela Smith prepare a chart to be displayed. E Religion REV. RALPH J. REICHERT Religion