McAuley High School - Gilmarian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Leadership, hilit Keys to Success Patience, determination, and understanding are only a few of the many qualities that are characteristic of McAuley's Ad- ministration and Guidance Department. McAuley instructors and counselors have a keen knowledge of the needs of today7s teen-agers. Thus, they are able to make lVlcAuley one of the finest high schools in the area. Sister Mary Imelda, principal, has been with McAuley since it first opened in 1958, benefiting each student with her experience. Her primary aim is to better the welfare of the school. With her as the respected head of McAuley, it has made great strides forward, in education, social development, and community service. Sister M. ,lane Frances is with the Guidance Department for the first time this year. As Senior Class advisor and reli- gion instructor, she has a genuine, personal relationship with each girl. All seniors know that Sister will guide them in the important decisions they must make regarding college, ca- reers, and scholarships. Sister Marie Therese is head of the Guidance Department. Each McAuleyan has at one time or another come to Sister for counseling, which is quickly appreciated. She is instrumental in determining the courses that are best suited to each girl and in planning Career Conferences and College Night. With thoughts of college and careers Bernadette Liberkowski, Sherrie Reese, Mary Lynn Konczal ponder college catalogs.

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New Perspectives nimate Religion Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors enjoyed a new se- ries of religion books this year. The texts, written by Fa- ther Mark Link, S..l., aided the students in making their religion applicable to daily life. The Second Vatican Council played an important part in the up-to-date cours- es. The Constitution of the Church, studied in many classes, throws new light on many aspects of our Faith and emphasizes t.he idea of the Church as the people of Cod. The seniors' study of religion revolved about Scope, a book interconnecting Godls people with the modern world and its challenges. Many faces were associated with the teaching of reli- gion at McAuley. Rev. Raymond Weisenberger, S.V.D., McAuley's chaplain, often offered Mass and assisted at school activities. In a special event this year, Father blessed the new statue of the Blessed Virgin located be- hind the chapel. Religion instructors facilitated diverse methods in their teaching of Christ, ranging from panel discussions to film strips on current topics of interest. REV. RALPH J. REICHERT Religion Humor brightens everyone's day. Ninette Kerstetter enjoys one of Fa- ther's subtle but amusing jokes. I2 f ,,,, Father blossw statuejas dedicate themsplvesito Mary. The baimers in the. background show the Corporal Works of Mercy. l SETER CHARLESE'I'1'A,'R,S.M. C Religion, Apostleship oi Prayer