McAuley High School - Gilmarian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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+,, 1 . Y, 1 Mu, Hp, . iv I r V5.7 SISTER MARY GENEVIEVE, R.S.M. Art, Camera Club, Catholic Art Apostolate, Photography FRONT ROW: Margaret Creque, Susan Reid, Colleen Lahey, .loan Fanelly. BACK ROW: Charlene Runyan, Margaret Raymond, Theresa Flynn, Deborah Robertson, Judith Babel I SISTER MARY IMOGENE, R.S.M. Religion, Music, Speech, Dramateers, Genesians, Hootenanny Club 21

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' f rf W i K.. ,ff 3.5 A i 1 - J. Working problems, proving theorems, and drawing triangles do not make up an algebra or geometry class, as the math students know so well. The ingenu- ity of the teachers provide for an interesting and profitable class for all concerned. Sister Mary Roger firmly believes that reading as- signments aid her pupils in understanding what is said in the classroom. She also utilizes group work in her classes so that the students have a chance to help one- another and themselves. Mrs. Barbara DeMars, a graduate ofthe University of Toledo with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Edu- cation, is another fan of the group study idea. Mrs. DeMars uses extra reports to keep her students aware of the uses of mathematics in the world today. Among the activities that keep Mrs. DeMars oc- cupied after school hours are serving as advisor to the Tennis Team. She is also active in the Alumnae or- ganization at the University. MRS. BARBARA DEMARS Mathematics, Tennis Team Mrs. Barbara DeMars offers her assistance to freshman Janet Grud zinski, who seems to have run into some trouble. 51 il Well, here goes. Hoping that she is correct, Margaret Obergefell and Mary Leonard continue to work, searching for the solution to the raises her hand to answer in class. Kathleen Mustafaga, Mary Hanna, problem. 23