McAuley High School - Gilmarian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1968 volume:

Here they come . . . Some are walking, Some are running, Some with visions of a future Filled with peace and equality, A few who feel that they hold The key which will free The world from its bondage. Enter the young . . . Those with youthful enthusiasm And purpose, who are not yet Disillusioned by a world teeming With hate and despair. Many - who will bring the fruits Of joy and life to a tired race. Enter the Young by The Association A .ilk V ,342 2 THE GILMARIAN I968 McAuley High School 2303 Brookford Toledo Ohio Volume 7 may Religious News Service Phofo . 3 'V .r :git Religious News Service Phofo 4 ' .-,' J -..' ' f fr'-'rv-'fvwvv ' ,7.,,,,.i.A, 1 L. .' ,.':.1.rt,A.':,rA:f .-1 ,g f. .,,A':I,'3A:--5921.1-1.25 .Jim :Lf . Y N.: Phoio by W. T. Rabe 1 w-Nw MM. M1 - f N'-,. ,-U .. J ..n,x. Q2 ' 1' E3 U9 ff' 'v DTD U! VE f' 1' 'S ,. ,, , . 1 NEED 1 ' ,,.jL-J JUL. nil D CS, f-iv f ff. xv Q Religious News Service Phoio e can be no Ecumenzsm worlhy of The name wilhouf C1 change lof hear? Their religion must not be Confined to Sunday morning It must permeate their daysg lt must be bounded by love. The impact of Vatican ll ls slowly realized. Ss f A- Qatar' Studies alone won't make an individual Activities like Pride and Prejudice,' The excitement of a Junior Miss pageant An exchange student, a snowball fight - All add to the growth of a total person 8 '. ' .rbfjf '- I ...L --11 . - --' . .5-44. 'ua .5 . 4 . gn . .S'v'l gy: , 'liq 'n i U I , ' A n v Q I u 1 Q ' u n 1 ' A' N 'b-. 4 k. ...ri . , 4 . ,f .. , ,rsx . ,J wg l i I i I r a 3 lff, l I From their waking hours, Girls undertook rigorous Projects of grave interest. Two culprits confessed to Spytacular assignments, Despite what the cost be. lll-timed tests crammed Halls with sick bayers. Yet the higher one rose She soon got on the ball - Never caught off guard. After the ball was over, Ronnie held up for Clyde For a lollipop prize. And so humor reigned. I0 Uri i ,.. 48' Z' ' I T q 1 V 6,a W I I Enthusiasm - The maker of friends - The maker of smiles - The producer of Confidence. Competition was keen In upper-underclass Sports, in ticket drives. And a new rivalry Sparked McAuleyans: The Frannies or The Titans? Enthusiasm, Aulhor Unknow Table of Contents Introduction .......... I Faculty-Academics . I4 Student Life .......... 44 Seniors ....... 78 Underclass ........... 98 Community Life ..... I36 Index .................. I77 Conclusion .... ..... I 82 w ,. w ,, , , 1' I U W W -4- - Nfl f: - '- . i . ,hi I' L uv-If FACLI LTY- ACADEMICS - , , ,.,. v. .., il' 5 Teachers became more Than authority figures. They related In a particular way . . . Instructors, yet cohorts. Studies expanded To broaden horizons . . . Transformational grammar Trapped many in its hold, while The film study brought A different medium To the foreground. Learning for its own sake Has become A reality. X, Er K J Sister Mary Imelda Guides The Young Wilh a bil of wil and an even disposilion, Sisler Mary Imelda has guided lvlcAuley el- licienlly since ils beginning in l958. The feel- ing ol enler lhe young echoes lhroughoul her every endeavor lo lceep lhe school lunclioning 'For lhe sludenl. Each individual holds a special inleresl lor Sisler, who has lried 'ro form a close lacully- sludenl relalionship. To achieve The highesl educalional slandards, Sisler slrived lor aca- demic excellence from every girl according lo her abililies. An honorary membership in lvlcAuley's chap- ler ol lhe Nalional l'lonor Sociely was pre- senled Io Sisler lvlary Imelda in keeping wilh lhe requiremenls ol lhe sociely-leadership. scholarship, characler, and service. Sisler Mary Imelda finds lhal lhe daily duhes and responsibilihes of a principal are demanding bul' always rewarding. I6 lf 'id 'rf'- 1457 Ewa Sisfer Cafh ssis an erine Mary A T TPrincipal Facult Guidance Aids McAuIeyans In Test Program NEDT, SAT, NMSQT, and ACT may be headaches Tor The sTudenTs buT These TesTs are all a parT oT The Guidance DeparTmenT. Various speakers parTicipaTed in The Senior ConTerence program which included such subiecTs as Television communicaTion and employmenT aT Ohio Bell. ATTer a year's absence, SisTer CaTherine Mary reTurned To McAuley as assisTanT prin- cipal. Aside Trom SisTer's endless obligaTions as second-in-command, she TaughT world hisTory and senior religion. As advisor Tor The STudenT Council, SisTer CaTherine Mary has Tried To keep one sTep ahead oT The girls even Though aT momenTs iT is a liTTle diTTiculTl GUIDANCE: SisTer M. Jane Frances, SisTer Mary h Leonardo, SisTer Marie T erese. I7 Qalhering malarial for a religious 'bullefin board a hand, as sophomores Jane? Coffman. Vicki is always easier when Sisfer Margaref Marie lends Florian, and Kaihleen Beniley will agree. . -.. im Z1 J-- ' 'Y 1 Slsief Marv Chafleseiia Ci'5llef'f3e5 members Oi H19 YOUUQ Qenemilon- Church? Siimulaling clebaies on iopics from Hi-Time give fresh- Wha+ can fhe Church offer you. and whai can you offer 'rhe men an opporfunlfy +0 Commenf on ecglegiaghgal issues and evenls Ecumenical Movement Involves Students Did ecumenism die with the close ot the Sec- ond Vatican Council? McAuley religion classes can testity that the ecumenical movement is iust beginning. Guest speakers gave students a rare chance to learn,about the structures and customs ot other churches in Toledo. Rev. Vic- tor l-lerberth, pastor ot St. Michael's Hungarian Byzantine Catholic Church spoke to iuniors about the Eastern Catholic Church. Accord- ing to Rev. l-lerberth, Eastern Catholics see the Pope as the heart ot the Church, and Christ at the head. Representing the Orthodox taith was Msgr. John Matthiesen ot St. Elias Church. Students were surprised to learn that the baptismal cere- mony includes complete immersion in water. contirmation, and the reception ot Communion by the intant. Said Sister Marilyn Ann, The most important thing about ecumenism is not J unitormity, but unity amidst diversity. Tv -' .ii NJ Cl lAPl.AlN: Rev. Paul Jacoby, S.V.D. IK l f': 17 20 RELIGION: lseatedl Sister Jane Marie. sophomores: Sister Catherine Mary, treshmen and seniors: Sister M. Jane Frances, seniors: lstanclingl Sister Margaret Marie, sophomores: Sister Mary Charlesetta, treshmen: Sister Marilyn Ann. iuniors. RELIGION: Rev. Stanislaus Ozga, seniors. I9 I9 ENGLISH: lseafecll Mrs. Margarer Filzpalrick, Sisler Mary Paula, Miss Anne Sireicherg lsfandingl Sisier Joan Marie, speech: Mrs. Mary Jo ' fy McMillan, Sisler Mary Leonardo. i IS '--r Freshmen Karen Kinn and Jeanne Chambers learn 'lhe basics of fransformalional grammar from linguisfics experr Nancy Davis. Graaf Caesar-'S ghoslfl Please lend ma your ears! erieg Caesar lPeggy Ronnie Pinciolli, Karen Pollex, Colleen I-laggerly, Karen Schweiclcerl' Velferl, desperafely Trying fo discourage sophomore English sfudenis and friends l?!l from enacling her demise. i W X1 English Department Teaches Film Merits In Stud Program l-learing nomenclature like synecdoche and tlash pan, a visitor might be led to believe that he was on a studio lot at Warner Brothers. l-lol- lywood has been brought to lvlcftxuley by the tirst Film Arts Study Program sponsored by the English Department. ls movie watching just an enjoyable pastime? Sister lvlary Jeanette answered, Films have been tor enioyment, but now directors are giv- ing us tilms that retlect reality. lt we tend to loolc at these tilms and judge them by the same rtr standards we used to, we're going to miss the message. Atter viewing and discussing On the Water- tront, l-ligh Noon, and Requiem tor a Heavyweight, students tound themselves ana- lyzing daily TV movie tare. Said Senior Laura Fischer, l have started noticing camera angles and recurring motits in movies since the program began. 1 Charlene Reger givcs an elaborate description ot Henry David Thoreau's LIBRARY: Sister Mary Dorothy, Mrs, Bette Johnson, Sister Virginia Marie. 2I S ,A k If I 1' I X d Xe e e r l rrr 5 W rrrrri f 2 l l ll i7 f a l -++ l f f X l M f riirr l r M S r rrr lllr'f'f lll'lllr1 ll f l llllllll ilili l r i l lll l ll. l l lll ll l ll l l ll lfll ll'llll lllllllll ll l l l ljl lx lll lwll j ll K rr r rr r r i r r i l l l imr,,lm'Xwg,,nnnl A l l X ..-W. k' l lwlll X d e. J fl ' ,,,,, lllfli- j X 0 ,iff ,flflQ X x - --A, .3.x x 1 .,,,f'f X 1 i, 'f ' f X X - 2,-V -2? 1 .. .- f'- , ,I X X X ti S X x 2 , Selling dizzy? McAuley's Iournalism Sraff doesn'f usually appear +0 be Anne Kasehinski, Kmy Bebell, Gail Runyan, Jane+ Grudzsnskz, Judi Sli- going in circles. Bul when deadline lime rolls around llne girls are seen lak. Mar . I DeMars. linside circle, clock- running from beal 'ro heal or busily drawing inlricale lriplicales. Throuqlw wisel M i , . ne Sheehy. Carol Ann Polnor- all 'rlweir efforl' 'Huey hopefully com iled a rize w' nin ln lc EMERALD lc' B ' ' l l 22 5. f, Emerald, Gilmarian J earten The Young l i i , v l y. 'i n l. li 1' ' Cheese! Pholographer Carol Ann Pohoreclci displays her camera Heads off! Emerald co-eclilor Belh Ragan is aboul' lo execule 'lhe firsl 'technique before beginning many rounds of piclures. STEP in PGSTS UPS. rSmOvif1C3 Rose Anne KOSCl'1lf1Sl4i Neill-ner rain, nor snow. nor sleel. nor hail siop , lhe yearbook co-edilors, Judi Szilal: and Mary Jane Weber. 46,511 Xxx XE Xing? Y.wf',l'-.,f 'f 33 YN .J NJ v v 0 vxfi' FOREIGN LANGUAGE: Sisler Mary Jeaneffe, Germany Mrs. Donna Cahill, Spanish Sisler Marilyn Ann, Lafinq Sis+er Ellen Marie, French: Mrs. Lynne Hoffman, French. Sisfer Ellen Marie's second year Frencl1eHes llmink young and display en- lhusiaslic aqilify while dancing avec sfyle. F' -.g 1 iq 1537 W ' Languages Combine Fun With Academics Since language means communicaiion and com- municalion is esseniial in +oday's world, The Lan- guage Deparrmenl Jrries lo bring siudenis inlo clos- er conracl wiih foreign Jrongues. From Lalin To German and from French ro Span- ish, knowledge of cusioms, lireralure, grammar, and rradilional songs form inlegral paris of language learning. Folk dances, puppel shows, liesras, and Salurnalia observances combine enierlainmenl wifh learning for lvlcfaxuleyans. Advanced French sludenrs enriched Jrheir appre- cialion of Jrhe culiure of France by ailending lhe French play Turcare+ presenred by naiive French- men, giving sludenls a comprehension exercise. Mary Senn, Kalhy Trudeau, Alice Guardiola, Belh Welherill, and Mrs. Donna Cahill es+imale lhe breaking poinl 'of1'heir Spanish pinala. , :Tl l Frauleins sing of Old World cusioms and 'folk lore in Hadirionally colorful coslumes. Guirarisrs provide accompanimenl' for a diverse sampling of German folk music. 25 Sum Of Math Is Work, Enjo ment Wha+'s one and one and one and one and one? asked 'rhe Queen in Wonder- land. I don'+ know, said Alice. l losl count She can'i do addilionf' lhe Red Queen said. Unlike Alice, siudenls in Jrhe maih depari- meni have advanced from addilion io higher areas of maih. Whelher Jrhe problem is lind- ing The area of a circle or finding The Jrangeni of an angle, facully members are prepared lo help sfudenls unravel malh mysleries. X .cc Wi+h ihe acuie guidance of Mrs. Delvlars. Judi Neiman. '70 is gefiing ihe righf angle on a geomeiric problem. 26 2 lqf U27-1 , . ,u ,, ls 'rhere a compufer in 'rhe house? vfonders Marv Zouharlf' '71 eller applying conceniraied efiorf in solving a 'lruclcy algebra problem- ! fl gl ll .U ,Y 5 rl I MATHEMATICS: Mrs. Barbara DeMars, unified and consfrudrional geomefryg Sisrer Ann Marie, Algebra -I7 Sisfer Mary Colerra, Algebra I, ll, inrroducfory analysis. - lf 2: ' ' 'dll ., .L M -l L, MW., U me rw lr l -ff . T --in-1 I' 'TW' -x , gil DO y'Bll urldersfand +l'uls li'l old 'lrig problem? aslcs Sisfer Mary class is unclersranding her soulhern accenf, according .fo Yankee Coleffa. The mos? difficulr problem in Sis+er's second year algebra TUTTTOFS Mary D0l'lFl9llY1 Killly Sdlfeffield. and Herve King. 27 ature Inspection Intrigues the Young lnerTial mass, ripple Tanlcs, acceleraTion Time, graphs, sTroboscopes, nodal lines? These Terms mighT sound Toreign To The average layman buT To The physics sTudenT They were parT oT Their everyday language. Through The sTudy oT physics, The girls learned The Technical aspecTs oT The Torces oT naTure. Mo- Tion, lighT waves, sound waves, were all explained Through pracTical experimenTs and The TexTboolc. ln selT-Teaching The sTudenTs learned TirsT-hand The make-up oT The universe. Senior physiology sTudenT Marge Hyde Tinds capTuring Trogs all a parT of class duTy. DissecTing is only an afTerThoughT. Ripple Tanks are in wlTh physics sTuclenTs Ragan and Karan Samberg clemonsTraTe ?'u'iiwl 5 T I l 1 l T Sophomores Mary Heydinger and Joyce Torzewski discover many un- usual specimens Through The microscope during biology lab. 28 19- c 'W fl ig' T? JoAnn Pugh BeTh f I 4 'l .,g ..h- . K V- I- ..- 5-v..,,' Ti lu? x .- 5? S.- Z Linda Sclwuller, Janef G-rudzinslci, Judy Shea, and Barb Boyer invesligale a mcfal roacling willu lwyflrocbloric acid. l a -if i l is 4? SCIENCE: Mrs. Bridgell' Gorman, general science, biology: Sisler Mary Brela, biology, physiology: Mrs. Mary Ann Johnson, lwealllw: Sisler Mary Jeanelle, chemislry, physics. 29 Tx Mrs. Barbara Laird gives Linda Schuller, Judy Shea, Luanne Sheets. and Janet Wallcer an insight into early American lite. SOCIAL STUDIES: Iseatedl: Mrs. Mary Jo McMillan, world history: Sister Mary Paul, national problems: Istandingl Sister Catherine Mary, world history: Mrs. Barbara Laird, American history. Hieroglyphics haven't stumped 'Freshmen Sharon Enclc. Melvina Szymanslci, Laura Westenlcirchner. and Linda McMullen even it the translations have. 30 History Students Write Embassies James Bonds revisited? World history students tound their studies quite tame compared to his many exploits but the girls still got into the action. Through cor- respondence with numerous Washington embassies, the classes received tirst-hand intorrnation trom maps, pamphlets, photo- graphs, and brochures giving statistics ot the various countries studied. The students presented panels on the toreign nations, dis- cussing the culture, people, history, and in- dustries. Work sheets. biographies, and study groups enlivened the Civil War era tor iun- iors. American history classes tound student- oriented teaching protitable tor reviewing their American heritage. Freedom's Chal- lenge inspired seniors to express their teel- ings through speeches tor the Voice ot Democracy contest. rf'- X 113 ., 1,,1.:. Gullines, vocabulary, and relaled maferials and Sfudenls parricipaie in discussions ranging from readings add inleresl 'ro Nalional Problems class. labor unions lo farm Problems. ri Seniors Alice Garcia, Amy Kiiowslri, and Marge Hyde hurriedly lake nofes while Judy Lang diciafes anofher informafive and clescripfive oulline. 3l Junior arf sfude-nfs, Sue Tillman and Karen looling on figures of peasanl children for ihe C Kerr, apply hrisimas crib careful lechnique and precise 4.1.- 'ff , ,f X252 ,M .n I I XX' . l X i N i K i - :TT-lk A A l I. - f H f 57. If 4' ' A fl N ij. , - gm- 'N' f A V. . lm .C 1 Zllk' . i 15, E- 1 Q. .33 - cf! i i Wi . i .: .ii .. -f Ph .11 X 'f lv' A pinch here. a pinch There, Jane Nowacki, '69 aflempfs fo masler ihe arl of sculplure. M 32 1-,six f -SPE? , 1-, 'S+ H I - rt Students Create Christmas Sculpture Fish trom Alaska? Flowers trom Sweden? A doll trom the United States? Are these really Lsuch strange gitts to give the Christ Child at Christmas? Junior and senior art students consider these sim- ple otterings symbolic ot the peoples ot the world. What better gitt could an Eskimo present to the lntant than a symbol ot his livelihood-a tish? Under Sister Mary Genevieve's direction, the girls sculptured statues ot toreign children tor +he Christ- mas crib displayed outside McAuley. ' ffl. 1 hill :ff-.Sl 5 tl ' N Ttiiifg-lil-1-'4a'3 mei! as Occasionally, a student needs the experienced hand ot a professional. Sister Mary Genevieve assists JoEl Loguidice, '68. Did Michelangelo really start this way? wonders Sandy Sirilo, '7l as she concentrates on creating the pertect sculpture. 33 Success Forecasted For Businesswomen Career-minded members of Ihe now genera- Iion recognized Jrhai The 'lulure of business lies in youlh. Srudenis' abiliries were developed by +im- ings, produciion work, and self checks. Simularing Iedgers, Typing lellers, and Taking dic- Jraiion acguainled slrudenis wiih office siiuaiions. To add realism Io Ihe scene. sludenis proposed a coffee break, buf found 'rhai Thai may have Io wail. pa V!! 'F BUSINESS: Sisfer Jane Marie, bookkeeping: Sisier Margaref Marie. Typing Ig Sisfer Elizabefh Marie, Shorrhand I, II. general business. Typing II, LOWER RIGHT: I+ looks like Friday nigh? af ihe movies, buf seniors Judy Lang, Toni Albrecht and CaI'hy Wakefield are Iranscribing shorrhand. UPPER RIG-I-IT: Seniors Kafhy Madden, Jeannerfe Yager and Donna Perry prove ihal' business is a balance of labor and capifal. 34 4 i rl .' ..,, - ui? '- .', V s L'-'gnc H. ' '-1 -y -v,,-.ml-rip 1.6.1 44131 , w w., -,-, ,L ,. .-V f M, ,-, + 1 - '- ' 4, ,Q Kaihy McLaughlin, '68 works for proficiency in fyping by con cenfra+ing on speed and accuracy in producfion work. 35 ' ow' Generation Develops Music Talents Glee Club Entertains T . Q . Orcheslra praclice, lhe key lo a good orcheslra, provides members a line opporlunily lo sound oll on many noleworlhy pieces. Exif L'i.L?l Masler maeslro Sisler M ll looks like Treva may be a lulure Benny Goodman! 36 ' ary Philip conducls Treva Moore, '69 on lhe clarinel. Members ol lhe Glee Club and Chorus had a year lilled wilh musical perlormances lhrouqhoul norlhweslern Ohio. Their voices were heard al Lamson's deparlmenl slore, Sl. Charles l-lospilal, lhe Lillle Sislers ol lhe Poor's old lollc's home, Mercy Guild, and lhe Pines in Fremonl. A special Easler program was presenled by lhe Glee Club lor lhe Soulh Toledo YMCA. The Chorus displayed individual lalenls on Sl. Cecilia's Day as lreshmen and sophomores sang and played a variely ol musical numbers. Lessons in readinq music were addilional lea- lures lhis year lor lhe Junior-Senior Glee Club. Music ins+ruc+or Sisfer Joan Marie reaches freshmen a song which 'lhey will hear many limes af McAuley, lhe Alma Maier. on Orienfalion Day. The Glee Club and Chorus under 'lhe diredion of Sisfer Joan Marie prepare vocal programs for organizalions in 'rhe qreeler Toledo area, as well as for McAuley audiences. I 1 - 1 ,W 17. lr Sewing, cooking, and Tamily living? New subi- ecTs To replace reading, wriTing, and ariThme- Tic? OT course noT! BUT These are deTiniTely re- quired courses Tor The homemaker who wanTs To be in Today. SisTer Mary Alma's culinary classes sTrove To earn blue ribbons Tor Their delecTable bi+s oT goodies. From ChrisTmas delicacies To or- dinary biscuiTs. The girls learned To prepare Tood The way moTher used To malce iT. BuT no maTTer how hard They Tried, even The Toods . I Freshmen Judy Harman and Lucy Cordero achieve dishpan hands ClaSSeS Col-'ld burn C3 balcli oTcook1es. a'fTer much Time and eTforT in preparing mouThwaTering TreaTs. if , , .ii in , T., 1 .- 'V ,I V. Cindy Biscard. wiTh The help of fellow cloThing sTudenTs, Carol Kranz, dice in marking The hem lengTh Tor Todayis rising fashions. OuTTi'fS Diane Duwve, Rufhie Meyer, and Karen SchweickerT. aid Vicki Logiu- made by The girls Themselves show currenT fashion Trends. 38 Sisler Mary Alma and Pal Jarzabslci cook up a slorm while presenling a home economics class demonsiralion. Pracrice makes perfeci' 'lhe girls will vouch. Winning Spice Bread Inspires Home EC Lisa Geha wraps fhe S50 prizewinning spice bread as Rosalie Thieman admires lhe enlry submilied by lhe class. Freshmen Debbie DeBauche, Pam Miller and Rosalie Thieman combine Their skills io concocl' deleclable Chrisimas cookies. sa ff? Young Strengthened By Physical Fitness Q2-S it u-rf! Follow 'lhe bouncing ball! Physical eclucalion was never before 'rhis siren- uous, 'rhe girls will readily +es'rify. 40 Aboul face! Through uniform marching and regimenied exercises, lvlrs. Mary Ann Johnson lried io keep her phys-ed sludenis in slep wiih Presidenl' Johnson's Commission on Physical Fil- ness. Exercising lo music was fun as well as rig- orous, according io The girls. A wide variely of sporls such as volleyball, baskelball, soilloall, and lciclcball were enioyed Jrhroughoul 'rhe year. The girls were also inlro- duced 'ro lhe correci form and scoring proced- ure for ping-pong. A new inlramural sysiem was devised involv- ing class learns ralher lhan homeroom reams. These were selecieol on lhe basis of volunleers and lhose who ailenoled mosi of lhe group prac- lices. Juniors reigned viclorious in The volleyball class lournamenls, displaying one advanlage ol: physical illness. K Shoot Shoo+! Sally Bohneff. Ann DuMon+, and Barb Schweickerf as she is poised To score +he needed poinls Crippen offer baslcelball lips 'ro fellow leammale Karen in 5 'l'lQl'1l' lnifam'-'ral Qame- i hx Belh Rossman. Mary Johnson, and Kaihy Benfley slrelch before a vigorous worlcoul' of baslcelball, baseball. or maybe ping-pong. QQ . xx A 1-' A ll J Of - Mrs..Mary Ann Johnson, physical eclucalion inslruclor, gives poinlers lo one of her classes on fhe many rules of lciclcball. 4I Personnel Crew Provides Smooth Sailing McAuley's ship would be sunk wilhoul her office, mainlenance, and kilchen crews. Mainlenance males swabbed decks and rescued siudenls from lhe lidal wave ol a can- lankerous radialor. Galley hands navigaled lhe nulrilion of sludenls and kepl The school look- ing ship-shape. Keeping lhe ship's ledgers and charling financial courses were chores lor The ollice crew. The crew worked so hard al making The cruise enjoyable lhal even Caplain Bligh would saluie Them. For service beyond lhe call ol duly, Jrhe sludenls ol: good ship McAuley honor lhe crew lor lheir dedicaled work. ' il Office hands Mrs. Florence Opperman and Mrs. 'Irene Smiih look lively as 'fhey keep books and accounls in good order. 42 wi 7' an-di Qmr , yr, l xl 1-2- LW 4 UPPER: Mrs. Virginia Reid shows Thar galley lidying is pleasanl when done wilh a smile. LOWER: Sisler Mary Dorolhy, anchoring bar. is a sailor's delighl lo hungry senior Carol Pohorecki. e snack ' '::i'A-. 1,1 'fl I I 'F' Mr, Berkeley Barber, Mr. George Papen- .- N' -4 ' A fus, and Mr. Wilbur Shirlc adjusl lhe , , conlrols For lull-speed ahead. we E' g x.-.nw L'r,r.w.:L QL., P 'F' I 1 Wi+h all hands on deck. seaworlhy cooks Mrs. Anna Jambor, Mrs. Jrrouble preparing fempfing dishes 'ro salisfy lhe appelife of 'lhe Evelyn Lang. Mrs. Margarel Faller, and Mrs. Helen Flynn have no l1unqriesfsluden'r.Ahoyrhere,males!Wha+'scool4inq? 43 STUDENT LIFE They've learned to share, To care, To dare . . Through the many And varied activities here - CCL retreat, CSMC games, The Wizard of Oz, Student Council Color Day, Father - Daughter Fun Night, Intramurals, JCL, FTA, JCWA. Together they made September 6, l967 to June 6, l968 A rewarding Year. ml al, ,M Faculty-Students Discuss Concerns ll! , V, ,. 47 -, ,L ,.,,,,A, F g gg. , T ,fi sa? .F -Swirl o pal - 1 1 '- lllilim -.SS SisTer CaTherine Mary, STudenT Council moderaTor. aTTends To one oT her many duT es, ThaT of posTing announcemenTs. The STudenT Council Board pauses 'from Their execuTive duTies: Iseafedl Teri Fly n Judi Szilalc, Jane Sheehy, Diana Dane, Viclci Florian: is'l'andingl Jan Gdo ik and KiTTy Bebell. Absenh BeTh WeTherill. One purpose oT This year's STudenT Council was To beTTer communicaTions beTween Teachers and sTudenTs. An aTTempT was made To achieve This goal aT The FaculTy-STudenT Council meeTing. Teachers and sTudenTs goT TogeTher Tor Their TirsT ouT-OT-The-classroom discussion on The coop- eraTion program and possible uniTorm changes. QuesTions ranged Trom how wide headbands should be To wheTher or noT demeriTs be given Tor laTe assignmenTs. Some answers were given, oThers were invesTigaTed by commiTTees com- posed oT sTudenTs and Teachers seT up Tor This. OTTicers, chairmen, and members oT The Ad- visory Board worked TogeTher on This proiecT which was iniTiaTed in SepTember. Response To The meeTing was Tremendous on boTh sides and more Than one agreed ThaT There should be an- oTher in The TuTure. 'T let Discussing disciplinary procedures ar 'H1e February son, Donna Prenriss, Sisier Marilyn Ann, Pamela Facully-Sfudenr Council Meeling are Mrs. Belle John- Smilh, and Janice Gdowilr. Srudenf Council isn'l' all hard work as 'rhe Prez plainly poinis ouf. Jane Slweelmy 'finds some of her duiies quire enjoyable. ABOVE: A happening can surely exhausf Sheila DeBroclc, who has decided lo si? a bear, echoes Sisfer Marilyn Ann fo kneel-in happening! LOWER RIGHT: relafions are changing. H's no wonder and Kalhy Benfley pul heads logelher a girl who isn'+ prepared like If oul. UPPER RIGHT: l see puzzled parficipanfs during a They say +ha+ s+uden'r-Jreacher Thar when Sisler Ellen Marie anyfhing can happen. X. 'li ' fl, wg,-.. .- 520- X Kam fag wi U up N, 0, -3 f. T l 'Happening Cn Hill parks Christianit STress The individual-Tind The unusual . . . look Tor someThing happening -and There will be a member oT The CommuniTy oT ChrisTian LiTe. DigniTy oT womanhood, guiTar-accompan- ied lviasses, games noT played since childhood are all a parT oT The group's acTiviTies. The Happening on The l-lill was an experi- menT in ChrisTian CommuniTy living. From iT Mcfxuleyans learned ThaT The ioy oT Tomorrow depends on The TulTillmenT oT Today. STudenTs and TaculTy worlced, sang, and discussed TogeTh- er. lT was a greaT Teeling To really loelonq, To work in carrying The spiriT oT The ChrisTian Com- muniTy inTo every aspecT oT daily liTe. Judi Szilak gives Terry Sfrowger a him' alooui' The nexT happenin lvl h T cl h T ' ary Zou ary in someT ing more excl ing. rt Inspirations Come Alive ln ll Cultural Departments 1.1- ' The Camera Club has many fascinating assets. but for JoEl Loqiudice and Jan Gclowik, the mosl' en- ioyable is going over old lilmslrips and pictures in a well-stocked library. s i U Man in The beginning, in order Jro express him- self, used Jrhe rough walls of his cave Jro poriray slories of life. The lv1cAuley sludenl, in order 'ro express herself used Jrhe rough canvas and horse- hair brush +o porlray a changing world, whelher il was family or school life. Jusl' as arl expresses man's feelings, drama also depicls an expression, noi of painl on pap- er, buf of ialeni in acring. Dramaleers and Gen- esians crealed a feeling of unily lhrough plays, skirs, and monologues. Thus, srudenrs grew in +he graceful arls. 'gm' .f::f.:fj.C:f'5 :'-:f5'.:' - - 'mi gnu' Lv uf ,' -l.:2-1.31-5?-:I-i1.g1gl-if -- J- AUP HUP HUP ibiblzk-Fifi?-'.S.5E: 1 1 43e'i4Jr 409 AUP Y.. 1, K 1'Q93mSQD3fJ-'l-+- . use-S-f x x' ' filfl- ,. W 12' A 5'ii'1lhivf.-,qi :QYTH i x Wqmsssegl? :,,,4...a-nr'- ' Ar1'Apos+ola+e members. Sandy Nowacki and Nancy Brennan, look over whal may be The masferpieces of iomorrow. Munchkin Sue Harms gefs made-up for lhe +en'rh Time, if seems, by Kalhy Madden, chairman of 'lhe make-up commillee. 5I 4 i 7 -A s Z Diane Durniaf, HCC presidenf, welcomes Mrs. M. P. Price, RN Healfh Careers Conference. i 1 +0 +he During an assembly, Rose Anne Koschinslxi, '68 signs i'l'1e regisfer as she is inciucied info The Naiional Honor Sociefy. 52 , as -sd Ill.-, 1 H li. ill' 1 P Library aid Becky Czarneclci, '7I prepares a new card for an overused book. or is if a fine for an overdue book? Clubs On The G NATHONAL HONOR Q .esui vi W f .2 in 1 ', Q' Q il , ,-Q.--,4 1 One of The aclivifies of Jrlrue Fulure Business Leaders of America is Wood and Peg Connolly fake aclvanlage of lhis opporlunily lo mee? supplying booksiore clerks. Mary Lynn Konczel, Adele Ivan. Lorna flue public and gain experience for fulu re iobs. , FT , FBL , CC, Library Aids Hunan V l . --.,nu Q v 'II' 1 42 - Prospeclive members of Fufure Teachers of America gel lhe basics of reaching from experienced Barb Czernialcowslci. 53 Activities Provide Social Diversions Fun, cullure. and educalion were lurlhered al McAuley by her exlra-curricular clubs and aclivilies. Togelher lhey ollen provided lhe weary sludenl wilh a hosl ol welcomed diversions from The regular school rouline. These associalions conlribuled a sparkling assorlmenl of evenls from slaging a Roman slave auclion, +o solving a modern malh equalion, lo analyzing 'rhe origin ol man, lo parlicipaling in world affairs. Social leagues spurred Jrhe girls lo loyalry and endowed Them wilh slrong principles and clear minds. Hamming il up on a special occasion, some of 'rhe iuniors caughl in lhe acl of being lhemselves. GFS ..- A14 Mrs. Grace M. Cufler of 'rhe Universiiy of Toledo speaks lo ihe Malh Honor Sociely Becky Andrews, and Sisler Mary Colefla. RIGHT: Junior Classical League Members are Maureen McNamee and Debbie Mallhews. 54 aw, JL - -'53-ae MJ' '., I ,La 2 A. gg17:yEgL.l' . ' ,. Q. Candy Ramish. Science Club president is los+ blurry oblivion pondering 'rhe universe. ri:-C -sf ff? Upperclass members of 'lhe Junior Council of World Affairs . A Brock, and Sue Knurelc, prepare 'ro leave for an area meeiing. niie Webb, Sheila De 55 1 1. ' 'A ' K il ,I EEE JE' A ,l i, ,-1' '. - .,l 'I ' V '.-F if I - N -fiffi-. ii: fs' ' sl -'I ' 9. I. '-Pa 'Q l 44 ,: ' r' 'Eg 'rp .1- Winier proves hazardous for seclale girls. For freshmen, snowball liglwls are a lwair raising ordeal. An aclive pos? office is hopefully 'flue oufcome of much hard work and preparalion. Colleen Ryan. Terri Brainarcl, and Janel Miller 'l-ielp malce lhe pos? office prosper. 56 Winter Sets Frolickin Q-if ,L , i ace Cf Yule Spirit, Gift Giving, Vacation '57 ,xbqu l M. wr all - 2 We lf' I X, ll fkbglii , R lllll' if T 1 lille 'Twas The week before Christmas Ancl all Through The school, The halls were aflurfer VViTh greetings of yule. Chrisfmas is a busy Time. LasT minuTe shop- ping, giTT wrapping, and carcl mailing cap The seasonal rush. Mingleol among oTher ThoughTs are Those of happiness, TogeTherness, and ThaT once-a-year speculaTion, WhaT's SanTa gonna bring me? Generous sTuclenTs liTerally Tloocleol Room IO4 wiTh giTTs for neeoly families. Glee clubbers anol sodalisls caroleol aT The hospiTals and nursing homes. lvlcfxuley was in a sTew as CSlVlCers flav- ored The halls wiTh brighT decoraTions and The TesTive music of The Mission PosT Office. The whole school bubbled wiTh enThusiasm. BuT, of course, The meaTiesT dish of all was The long awaiTeol ChrisTmas vacaTionl Junior Class led The school in AdvenT acfivifies by sponsoring The annual Advenf WreaTh Ceremony aT lunch hour. K f --'gf-fl! Z I ,wif T T, X 1 -fx W Senior concenTraTion is whaf iT Took To give The posT office characTer. Marg Lahey and KaThy Addis display Their arfisfic naTures by designing and drawing colorful posfers. 57 fs. T511 ,JW . ,:3.TN:2nV?- J ' ,, , V' fwffgh . A 44. .-KWD1 ,V . Q V i ul:- 9. ' Nf- vf. -W ., .wb - v ' .,1:,h,s , f -1p'.f'w! if fi -K ,- 1 1 'N ' H., ETH N. 1u., ,- K, ES 1 ' i 5 'MVN' Q 1 Q h Wefher Fashion Sets Pace Cf Card Luncheon l+'s greai To see a guy and gal in Jrhe lalesl' slyle sporiing ear To ear smiles. Time won'Jr al- low for a day 'ro day shopping spree, so a fashion fling was iusi Jrhe lhing for paceseifers. To Top Thai, McAuley moihers added a card parly and luncheon, sprinkled wi'rh black and while polka-dols. Mcfxuleyans modeling fash- ions irom Lion Wesigale proved il was lhe year for big parlies, glass heels, and lemon yel- low on lhe ski slopes. The mule sophisiicales creaied 'rhe 'roial look wiih shocking accessories. H' was a show ihai proved molher and daugh+er are noi lighi years aparf, and i+ was Jrhe perfecl' chance io learn wha'r's in for 'rhe i968 Teenager. Yes, all eyes were aleri for young fashions. Sophisiicaled Callie Elliof is unconcerned ye'r confidenl in her appearance as brofher Chris vies for afienlion on slage. 59 if Li 'img 4 -Q 1.41, 'K+- Poe'l' Laureale of England? Chris Colfuri, Bellw Ragan, Kalhy Nusbaum. Terri Olwiclc and Cafhy Wakefield praciice some lil 1'erms wH'l1 Mrs. Fil-Lpafrick. quiz bowl moderafor. gg.:-J s t-Alf A ' 'if' ,grim i -- ' gs:-D I 1 A V lr ' , A' - U Q A 1 f .-4-' 1 I M jf HRX 5' Affer presenfing research papers ai' fhe Toledo Junior Science and Humanifies Symposium. Terri Sclwweiclcerf. Terry Olwiclc, and Jane Sheehy discuss resulls. 60 Busy Girls Achieve Top Honors, Awards ,f 'as el Honor is noi a mailer of any man's calling merely, bul' raiher of his own aclions in i+. - Dwighl. lvlcAuley sludenls have displayed much leadership, lalenl, inilialive, inlegrily, and scho- laslic abilily, honoring noi' only lhemselves bul' lhe school as well. Quiz bowlers proudly displayed lheir scholaslic abilily 'rhrough compelilion wilh area schools. The Gas Company awarded lhe home economics de- parlmeni' for lheir baking lalenl. Science Sympo- sium parlicipanls made McAuley once again proud ol her sludenls and The oulslanding lalenls Jrhey showed. Thus, honor is one's own ac'rions and McAul- ey's sludenls' aclions are proudly 'rheir own. Sisler Mary Alma and Columbia Gas represenlalives commend Denise Ma'H' oni on winning iirsl' place in The bread conlesl. A medley of young voices spells involvemenl, fogelherness, and lhe sophomore singing group, Here We Are. bl 'Oz' ls Recreated Cn McAuIey Stage Good Wifch Glinda lConnie Sandroclcl explains The power of 'rhe silver shoes +0 4 nxK l'm a bad wilch and l'm good af being bad. Back sfage Her Wilchl ness, Colelle Erford, ge+s a nose fob from Jan Syzkowny. Dorofhy lLynnie Johnsonl as Ruby llvlar- cia Brandell and Garner lKa+hy Nus- bauml serve as royal guards. RIGHT: Deadly poppies Sharon Aubrey, JoAnn Pugh, Karhy Sallerfield, Carol Reinharf and Kalhy Ehrman are senl' by fhe Wicked Wifch Belinda 'ro 'rhwarl' fhe progress of Doro+hy fLynnie Johnsonl, rhe Cowardly Lion lChris Schlagheclcl. and Toro IBarb Puefzl. ...IF 1 9 . ,r0' ,i -1 . r vp-1, f- -C We Greai' and powerful Wizard fPam Devolderj gives Cowardly Lion lChris Schlagheckl courage on rhe rocks, a heari' fo Tinman lPam Thomasl and a brain To Scarecrow fGerri Merzgerl. N., All fha animals in fhe foresf are afraid of me. They 'rhink I'm brave,' roars Cowardly fChris Schlagheckl. before ioining Doro'rhy and company. L. . ' l. -..fm - 1 .. F. ' 1 L Lion 63 Dance s 'Snowflake Fantasy' Cindy Slrdub. '69 Gnd Pam HOHDBF. '7l Serve hoslesses. serving refreshmenls, checking coals, guesls. Service Commillee members aclecl as collecllng bids, and circulaling ballols. Ami-d snowflakes and Chrislmas spiril, John Chap- man and Teri Flynn enloy a Snowflake Fanlasyf' ' a AQ' As 'l'l'1e lime draws near, quesls of lhe dance galher round lhe voling fable 'ro cas? llwelr laallols for lhe queenvlo-be. candidales from each of lhe classes C3 A happy queen and her courl reign over fhe annual Siuclem' Council Chrisfmas Dance, Snowflake Fanfasy. The girls are freshman Sandy , . .,,-H 1 Sirilo, sophomore Diane Breier, funior Denise Szczepanslci lqueenl, and senior Linda Johnson. i it 1'9 Mary Beih King and Be+h Toerne bursl-wiih eller-Chrisimas cheer fhaf sefs 'rhe mood of The dance. Cafhy Wilkerson agrees. 65 Sodalists Sponsor May 'Crown-ln' The monlh of May nol only brings newness ol season bul newness ol ideas and praclices. Mass in-lhe-round, a McAuley first becomes - personal 'lo many a sludenl as her awareness of o'rhers becomes grealer. Full parficipalion af Mass slrenglhens lhe sluden+'s belief in many Things, buf especially in God's molher, Mary. A symbol of The perleclion of womanhood. Mary is praised and honored by The sludenl body as lhe Queen ol May. As a parl of May Crowning, Mass is offered wifh sludenl' parlicipalion. Rulh Ann Meyer carries ihe cilsorium 'ro Jrhe celebram' al Hue Olferlory. 66 Qalherine Baralla, and Rulh A in May Crowninq. fe'- F' Amid HOWSFS. hymns. and praises. SOdaliSl'S and The Sfuclenf body offers flowers as lolcens of honor. A feeling of peacefulness prevails commemoraie 'rhe Virgin Mary. Represenfarives 'from +l'ie lwomerooms Befh Regan. Sodaliry Prefecr, crowns Mary Queen of rhe May. .tv r ,V 5 I E s I l 4 lr r L19 ' Q , sf' it vi 1065-4 ' l , iq G E A 1. f l W A l , l-WL.. ., Q l '. l .. , J! ,l Pl Tj: ' I all s. P A ' 1n....,' ff! .fly Y If 2 i 'Al Seniors Ka'rl1y Muller, Carol Malek and Sue Slechschulle le? lheir imaginalions run wild as 'rhey predicl The myslrerious. romanlic fulure of fellow graduale, Linda Pefrie. 'L Alumna Kris l-lolz inclles The graduales lo recognize flue lrue qualilies of womanlwood, Look Out World - Here Come The Young Worries and shakes? Noi' for scholarship winner Barb Ragan. Bul' fellow grads, Nancy Fall and Barb Szkulnik. wonder whal fale and Bishop Donovan have in slore for lhem. l Bishop John Donovan sneaks a peek al' lhe camera as Rev. Raymond Weisenberger, who is lo presenf lhe graduales. lries lo recall 'lhaf name- Czubachowski, or was if Olszanski? Sad, isn'+ il, lhal ollen lhe happiesl momenl of one's lile is filled wilh pain and sorrow? Wilh glancing around comes lhe realizarion lhal no longer will grads share girlish dreams and ambilions. Thoughls ol be slrong . .. l'll be going on lo big- ger and beller +hings swirl under many morlar boards. bul lhe hearl bears The anxiely lhe head refuses lo accepl. Comrnencemenl, neverlheless, is a happy occasion because a graduale can always look lo The brighl side of lhings. lnleresls, along wilh horizons will be broadened, philosophies expanded, new friends will share joys, sorrows, and many maluring experiences. The world is keyed loward youlh, and The world is looking forward lo lhe enlrance of 'rhe young. Guesl' speaker. Mr. Francis l. Nally, Calholic Chronicle edilor, gives graduales 'rips on girls' favorife sporl-boy hunling. 69 Warm-up Remedy hapes Llp Limbs An exercise a day keeps The muscle aches away. The sTaTemenT seemed a liTTle dub- ious, buT gym class sTudenTs agreed Thar a good, sTrenous exercise was iusT The Thing ThaT made lvlcAuley's sporTs year a success- Tul one. The school's acTive Tennis Team has made Tennis anyone? The undersTaTemenT oT The year. WiTh new Tennis courTs, The Team mem- bers have oTTen been seen hiTTing The old ball. WiTh enThusiasm such as Theirs iT's now become Tennis everyone? ShuTTleboard is The ideal game Tor The person wiTh a good, sTrong arm. lT has proved ThaT The underclassmen have iusT ThaT--good, sTrong arms! WheTher iT's exercise, shuTTleboard, or Tennis, The school's aThleTic program TaughT The lvlcAuleyan noT only sporTs iargon buT True sporTsmanship. The kind oT sporTsman- ship which is so essenTial To Those who enTer young. PracTice makes perTecT is iusT whaT Becky Czarnecki. '7l believes as she Takes ThaT lasT sTreTch on The shuffleboarcl. X .-.i ' T X - , f LEFT: One, Two, one, Two. ls exercising really necessary? ponders Vicki Loguidice, '70, ABOVE: To BeTh Chamberlin, '7l and Maureen McNamee, '7l exercising is more a race Than a warm-up. RIGHT: Could This be an excerpT from l Spy ? BeTh WeTherill, '68 and Pam Thomas. '68 mighT wanl' To agree on ThaT! ' 5 7l Ca'rch 'lhai ball before if goes our of bounds! shoul eager players. Meanwhile, spiriled guards and forewards false key posilions ro guaranree Their +eam's vicrory. Limber legs smash lhe ball in a game of lciclcball. Freshmen are de- rhey realize. buf Team worlc is rhe key 'ro rheir goal. Wirh renewed 'rermined 'ro prove rheir skill in sporfs aciiviries. Pracfice makes perfec+ energy and unending spirii'l'l'1ey're our fo conquer. 72 Gel ready leam warn Carole Mouch and Kalhy Benlley as 'lhey allempl 'ro lciclc The ball. Janel' Coffman may-or may nol-malce il. , X jjj! , Teammales Debbie Bohnsack, Karen Denl, Cindy Clear and Debbie DaBauche inlenlly awail resulls of lhelr lalesl' volley. Students Find Time For Proving Skills Busy sludenls lake a break from scholaslic aclivilies lo prove lheir alhlelic abililies. Bodies scaller hilher, lhilher over lhe baskelball courl lo vie for The ball, while alerl guards and lor- wards plan courl' slralegy. For a change ol pace The gym is lranslormed inlo a volleyball courl. Eager players wail for lheir lurns lo sel up 'rhe ball and smash il over The nel. Baskelball slars are caughl in mid-air as alerl players close in from all direcrions. 73 Joan Beckman, Carol Frederick, and Vicki Allam are 'lhe firsl' To 'fry sfudenfs 'lry +o improve +heir skill in hopes of compeling successfully our 'lhe new ping-pong fables sel up in 'lhe audilorium foyer. Gym in a 'lable fennis lournamenr laler in lhe year. , ,ee A lasl' minule poinler is given +0 Clndl DGMGFS- The officers are eager To make This Alhlelic Club lhe Alhlefic Club secreiary, by Becky Slrowger. presldeni- 'laslesl moving in lhe hisiory ol McAuley. 74 Duo Sparks Fans With Dynamic Zeal Who puT The umph behind The pep, The vim behind The vigor, The enThusiasm behind The exciTe- menT? Ask Terri SchweiclcerT, '68 or Jane l-liggins, '69, ST. Francis VarsiTy cheerleaders. Two pracTices a week, aching muscles, sore ThroaTs, and weary bones consTiTuTed a good parT pi The iob. BuT, To have given iT up? NOT on your i el Terri capTained The cheering squad, which was chosen Trom among The CaTholic girls' high schools in The spring, aTTer a series oT long Try-ouTs. Con- TesTanTs were judged Tor poise, pep, smile, en- durance, acrobaTic abiliTy, and general appearance. i ..,,f!'T.,,r T-I Sf? l T LEFT: The SpiriT oT Jane Higgins is The spiriT of '68. Rl EnThusiasm spiril' bouncing hair Terry SchweclcerT. Relreal isn r all meclilalion, Hwere is e lol of exciiemenl' foo. Discussion Carll-ny and Terri Casalella, alllwouglw al a loss for fhouglwf ai' flue mo groups provide a wonderful opporlunlfy for selfrexpresslon. Terry Mc- menl, are sure ofinspiraiion before long. Deep in lhoughl, Jackie Sirowger miglwl come up wi'rl'1 llwe answer lo fhe world's problems. 76 Exodus, Discussion Mark Rare Retreat IT was a weekend To remember, a Time seT aside wiTh special memories and insighTs. Some wenT To escape Tor a weekend. some To under- sTand Themselves, and oThers To Try To solve The mysTery of l-lim. All were average kids, buT no one could deny They were diTTerenT. IT almosT seemed They were aT peace wiTh Themselves: and To quoTe one oT The sTudenTs, l really Tound God! This reTreaT had leTT someThing special in iTs members. Happiness had become Their way oT life and They were prepared To move Tor- ever Torward! During Mass. FaTher FiTzgeralcl pauses To enlighTen The girls on The beauTy oT receiving Communion under boTh species. cv R -wi -I.. ll ,T flu .nf -.-nj, 4:-. in, aw fa O 414 ' .S u '., ' f :::: 22 Z: IT may noT have been a long weekend, yeT iT seems life really has 7 1 ,f meaning. someThing To work for . . . , muses Judy Neiman. SENICDRS I i , 51 , W , 1 -' 1 ' Us i if X 4 A Ti u. -L43 J 'li Our character is our will, And what we will we are. With these words One hundred eight young Women strove To enter adulthood. Graduation . . . Enter the young. Sadly - filled with longing For the years together that Are quickly waning, Joyfully - For the world Awaits this new youth Who will give it hope. Friendships Furthered When Class Of '6 ru 'U fir' I -V in 0 Senlof' Class Officers Dlane Kwapich- 5eC el5 Y7 Karen Sambefg- pare 'rhe film projecior for lhe annual Senior Day. Money collecfecl vice-presidenl: Beih Ragan, lreasurer: and Pal Lynch, presidenl. pre- enables 1-he seniors +0 buy +1-,e School gift Kalhleen Addis Anloinelle Albrechl Rebecca Andrews L ao Ends Last Year Enler The seniors, lull of hopes. al- mosr ready +0 face The world. Yer lhey slill had one more year al Mc- Auley and 'rhey inlended To use i'r lo The fullesl. Seniors have plenly ol memories. some good and some bad. They can recall frighrening experiences like a 7070 in Chem Slrudy, college looards. and 5 p.m. deadlines. Bur lhere were happy momenrs also, such as locker room iam sessions, lellers from col- lege acquainrancesf' and Pride and Prejudice casr parries. And in I968, Born Free was Jrhe song +o sing. Yes, enier The seniors, on The way our. They've learned +o rhinkg now +hey'll be +es+ed in a world which is dis+an'r from 'rhe classroom. j iE ll5'f-iw- my i 'El ff,-:ei-. 'AJ' Yearbook deadlines amusing? JoAnn Pugh sfruggles fo compose a sparkling culline. Kalherine Bebell Bonnie Beeley Jane Berning Marianne Besr Cynlhia Biscard Linda Blazey Debra Boianowski Terry Brainard To Nancy Brennan Rosemary Bunde Caiherine Calkins Pairicia Cassidy Margarel' Connolly Mary ColeHe Cooper az i A C -iii. H' 'TTT' i- -fungi- Sepfember 23 finds Ragans' Oldsmobile plasiered wiih crepe paper flowers and commanding signs for 'flue I967 S+. Francis de Sales Homecoming. The End of Ceniraln is planned by lvlarly Reinlwarf fo adorn ihe seniors' car for +l1e floar parade. 4:-71' .arg i il l l One of 'rhe highlighrs of 'lhe SFS Homecoming weekend is fhe presen- nie. Anifa Webb and Terri Schweickerf, McAuley's candidafes. are 'lafion of Queen Connie Blanchard, Sf. Ursula Academy. and her accompanied by Jim Bingle and Chris Berea respecfively. Debby couri' ai' halffime of 'Phe Cenfral game. Sieve Wernerl escorfs Con- Spleller. SUA. is wifh Pepe Guerra. Barbara Czernla lcowslci Sheila DeBrock Mary Be'rh Dibling Beverly Doriol' DiAnne Durniaf Laura Ercl Seniors' Talent Expressed In Academics Laura Fisclwer Colleen Flynn Theresa Flynn Rila Forresl' Alice Garcia Joan Gaspar Janice Gclowik Palricia Gray Alice Guardiola Susan Harms Barbara Hayes Susan Herlzlelcl il Q 15.9 U Margarel Hycle 'iii I' 11 V A Kalliy lrmen 7 ' Adele lvan K i N l Rosemary Jaeger 4 ,r ' 01,1 - Q il l QU Q. r bn. ,.,,.4-.-4 - -F '1 . My an ln'renHy calculaiing chemisfry equalipns, Marcia Meiring shows lhe concenlralion involved in scienlific work. lF' ' . ,X Perfecfion, and nolhing less, is accepfed by Barb Hayes. Carefully she 3 , levels 'lhe boH'om of her figure so if will sfand uprighf. 'Q F ' i S 7 . Z' Sfudy hall brings relief 'ro senior Terri Nenno, who finds some 'Hme lo memorize her Spanish vocabulary. 85 .N ' 'N 4' ' Lx i Q-X' ,MDN Lynda Johnson Kafhleen Kelly Amy Kijowski Linda Knack Marfha Kniep Mary Lynn Konczal Rose Anne Koschinski Diane Kwapich Margaref Lahey Juclifh Lang JOEI Loguidice Pa+ricia Lynch 86 WP0' 'ff-lx. 'Senioritis' Exterminated Song, Will To Work Song boosls lhe spirlls of many a bogged down senior. Laura Fischer shows how lhe now generalion'cul's loose wllh This Land ls My Land. Balancing accounls for 'rhe Crusade of Mercy lakes all 'rhe concenlralion Teri Flynn can musler. lvlcAuley was able 'ro reach Hs goal of 5256. FS- ,., Deborah Lyons Elizabelh McHugh 1? Brandishing her parasol wiThou'r due regard, Lydia BenneT lLyn Johnsonl Takes a swipe aT Mr. Wickham lMike O'Sheal. Seniors Perform I Early in December, The seniors underTook a maior proiecT-The class play. Jane AusTen's Pride and Prejudice was produced by The Class oT '68 wiTh drama direcTor SisTer Joan Marie leading The way. TryouTs were held laTe in OcTober Tor The roles oT The BenneT Tamily and Their acquainTances. LaTer. enThusiasm was porTrayed in behind-The-scenes work on scenery. properTies, and make-up. Pam Thomas. sTudenT direcTor. kepT The seniors and The acTors Trom ST. John's, ST. Francis, and Maumee High Schools on Their Toes during The weeks oT pracTice preceding opening nighT. Dec. I. And whaT a nighT ThaT was! While curling irons and lemon iuice were brandished backsTage, The players managed To evoke hearTy chuckles Trom The audience. Family liTe in l9Th cenTury England was shown To be amusing and noT unlike presenT day siTuaTions. The seniors aimed To presenT Their own disTincTive producTion. Through hard work and long hours They accomplished Their goal. Madame, This is a leTTer OT real imporT, Mr. BenneTT lJohn AlbrechTl warns Mrs. BenneT lChris Schlagheckl. 88 ane Austen C assic, 'Pride And Prejudice' l il l wg A -l .Ls . l l Good blocking, hours of rigorous pracficek new acquainfances, and Pride and PreIudice fake lheir final curfain call knowing 'rhey will a iremendous amounl of fun produce a successful play. The casl' of never again feel The 'ihrill of working iogeiher. LEFT: lilizabelh Bennef llvlarcia Meiringl and Lady Caiherine de Bourgh lBeclcy Andrewsl disagree as 'ro ihe iufure of Mr. Darcy. RIGHT: The coqueliish Miss Bingley lTerri Polandl misinierpreis Mr. Darcy's lPepe Guerral praise of a certain lady. 89 Nancy McHugh Mary Lou Mclnrire Karhryn McLaughlin ' Kafhleen Madden Angela MaHoni Marcia Meiring Geraldine Merzger Eileen Miller Deborah Musferic Theresa Nenno 90 ' ' --1 . I 1 N 0 Seniors Work Marge Hyde seems guilry abouf whar monsfer iusf mighi' pop our of her locker af any momeni. lay, nd gawk '4 Carol Ann Pohoreclci As Teresa Poland '27 5 if . 5 Mary Lou Mclnlire and Chris Schlagheclc inlensify characier sfucly. helping lhem win roles in lhe Senior Class Play. 5? w.,..,- fin., ff ---L x 'Ci Q , f . V -gh A relax and enl0Y ih9mS9lVe5- MQW a hippy bir'lhday by fellow seniors Mary Jane Weber, Judi Szilalc. When seniors ear lheir lunch They i ' . Celebfaifon- Pam Thomas '5 Wlshed Jane Sheehy, Tessie Springer, and Jan Gdowilc. 9I l limes a fesfive occasion calls for a JoAnn Pug Elizabeih Ragan Lindaioy Randall Rhonda Rau Margarer Raymond lvlarlha Reinharl' Carol Rezy Gail Runyan 'wr' X. ational Merit Winners Welcome A Worl Marfha Kniep and Margaref Lahey ponder solulions lo fhe crucial problem of which came first fhe chicken or lhe egg? Terry Olwiclc. Nalional Meri? semi-finalist and Commended Sludenffs. Mary Lou Mclniire, Mary Jane Weber, Jane Sheehy. and Beih Regan. Take lime our from lheir infense sludies fo have Their piclure snapped. 92 11' Opportunities -.J f '.-ITS X5-if ' The imporlance of slucly and good grades finally slrilces home wilh fhe seniors. Angie Malfoni finds 'the senior lockers an ideal place for 'rhis purpose. Colleen Ryan Karen Sam berg Conslance Sandrock Barbara Sayers Chrisline Schlagheck Therese Schweiclcerl' Mary Senn Jane Sheehy 93 'li' 'P F U K WX A A 1 vt N mf 31. . l' ' H Qi Nl'-5, Chrisline Slaebell Chrisfine Sfengle Mary Sfoclci Rebecca Sfrowqer 'csv Michele Sullivan Judilrh Szilalc Camille Szycllowslci Pamela Thomas il ll l ll 4 l V 1 L . l f? fi-' l 'Q U1 ff- ,Sill-if ,'j-kv'-'-a-7 W, Q 1-', ,3 fi R an l il lf! cl ll c. H mel ii illiliiiui l UF' l QVUWH - .. , ,M lv-L3 C5 Awaifing her inierview wiih lhe iudges, Pal' Lynch sips punch a+ ihe Queen's Tea. Sfanding fhis dance out Pa+ and escorf Jack Pesci enioy a serious momen+ 'rogefher af 'rhe Toledo Area Sfuclenf Council Dance. Twiligh+ of November. 95 Seniors Converse, Mature, And Go Forth Afler five hours of lhe new grammar, French iranslaiions, and 'timed on 'Phe sfeps in froni' of iheir doors and discuss whal' looms ahead wrifings. seniors Connie Zaflco. Eileen Miller. and Tessie Springer relax in lheir near and dis1'an+'fu+ures. Kaihryn Trudeau Pairicia Turney Caihy Wakefield 96 fe- hw One. fwo. or ihree o'cloclc? Peggy Raymond can'i remember when she gof fo bed Iesf nighf. in V Wafching ihe brilliani sun rise over fhe familiar 'filfrafion planf. Kafhy Kelly ponders The final momenis of her sfay ai' McAuley. x. :H Anile Webb Mary Jane Weber Eliza be'rl'1 Weiherill Lorna Wood Jeanneiie Yager Brenda Zalewslci Consiance Zailco Kailnleen Zeruclna 97 LINDERCLASS an d M15 JJ ' 7' 5 -H tg ks, n . ,if A511 31, ,N 1 'A A JW Here they come . . The Underclassmen. They're climbing up The ladder rung by rung Big Sisters joined Little ones, Sophs collected toys, And class rings sparkled. They were Frosh, sophs, juniors, Three-fourths of a whole, And their unity Was their strength. Let them come For they are needed. , . 7QD ' Qs New Slandnng benealh fhe symbol of ihe Emerald Ball, 'their class ring, Jun- Cindy Slfallb. PF6SlCleFl'l'I and Sue Tillman. VlCe-Pl'SSiC-l9I'1l'. enioy H19 nor Class officers Carol Reinharl, freasurer: Paula Miller, secrefaryg occasion 'rhey have been planning so long. has -2 ' Michele Albrechi . I 0 Sharon Aubrey 'r . . - l I 'B' QL! jr Deborah Bach - r V ' Susan Balmer 'N y '. : 1 l P Chrisfine Beclcler ,I , l K ' ..' ' .f .. V I ' A 1 if ' xx , Chrisline Besi' - 1 . T' Calherine Biernacki fx -H I Barbara Boyer iii I, l Y li I i' AI, I . Palricia Bralcer ' 'fi' . ' iT Marcia Brandel V, f ' W ' ' , A1 5 , ' Gayle Brandenburg Mary Buerlc Patricia Carroll Therese Casalerla Chrisline Colluri Q:-N 'Q' J ire- ,af i lj' w '74 ' . --. . sf V M . x- as Q - W l Y i 'J' Here They Come, Yes, Here They Come .ILI IOR Juniors . . . young enfhusiasls who have spirii and organiza+ion. Kicking off an aclion year by clinching The Uniied Appeal Drive. rheir spiril coniinued in olher drives. Juniors . . . amloilious girls who made a 'rhanlcsgiving 'rrip 'ro 'rhe Li'r'rle Sislrers of 'rhe Poor wilh cookies and holiday ioy. Their charily pushed on To Jrhe Chrisimas card for The faculry. Juniors . . . siirred up spiri'r wilh posier parries and infra- mural cheerleaders, se1 ring The pace for oiher classes. Juniors . . . upperclassmen who 'rook pride in 'rheir rings, ring ceremony, and prom. Class of '69 . . . class wi'rh youihful anxiefy and undying spiri+-challenging nexr year's iun- iors lo enJrer wilh Their exuberance. Le+'s see. I comes affer h and l afrer 1. Jan Szylcowny pores lhrough ihe card caialogue 'For Term paper research, .fm ,I 'A Pairicia Coyle M ary Crossen l ' Dia na Dane Kaihleen DeChris'rophe nb is Cynfhia Delvlars Kay Delzer 1'1- . T , .5 tv, ' Pamela DeVolder V. kg P Mary Donnelly may H WJ Q, 'I lp All ' l lx- I' SJ ,imv ' -i 'iw J: T 'V ' . Kalhryn Ehrman l h , ' I Colefie Erford Linda Feher xt' Juniors Show The Wa To Go 'if I N Grefchen Fox A V A Jane? Gray . G H ' Jane? Grudzinski 4 X' M 1 ' ' -' 'j 1 gl ' ' A S D ' :sq ' K' xxx - N D' Suzanne Haas Susan Hagerman x LJ V Mary Hanna wg- M ' A' 1 x r ' ' , l W' . , - 'ffdwf r - u Jane Higgins - ' W' X wr. A we V A r Barbara Hoffman M, 'B .V 'Q S' I GLSA Chrisfine Hoffman 4,4 4 I -1 I it xii? Y mix '..1 'L 'I - 5' .. ,f A 5 ' I Kafhleen Holi' - , YV 'V S' Mary Honsberger W' '- Q ri - if Ann Howard X5 ,I Z, A .F--Q ' ,- 5 'l 'I' Pafricia Jennings W - ' A Sharon Kaczala 4,1 Qi Q Pamela Kaseman f ,e I, 'il -.J 'Giga 1' .1 1,2 XT ' X 4 ,J 'B Karen Kerr Herva Kink? L .V K K ' 1' 1' ' aren mg L. V .Et A V S N 'S 'f r -1 -'A' 1' ' Y, l02 fl? L ,Xi K xl' lla Regina Roberfs records her speech for an insranr replay, Helpful hinfs are supplied by Pai' Carroll and Mary Sue Timar. i iff . , , ' YQ: l -vi -- ,Q?:.iiji::-- P lj! . '.'w'.-. -A'- l 0 r V - . ,, ,-IV. 4. ' ,V A V Q .lm-T ' ' 'A Q1 L- 'Z . 'X ' Y. Q ,I ix- . , V .F It ' . md -1 'f vw ,Q . H, ie ,- I ,IA gl 2 Herva King visiis her local prayer board in hope fha? her pelirion will be granfed wilh The help of her classmales' prayers. Skipping along l'he halls wilh Sisier Ellen Marie is The only way io go To lunch. Kaihy Nusbaum and Kalhy Ehrman will fesiify. l03 . . . nd The Beat Goes Cn, Qn, On 1 ' 'QV' we-, Keeping her nose To fhe old grindslrone, Jane? Grudzinski is de- iermined 'ro make ihe Halmighfy grade or bursi. Suzanne Knurek Kaihieen Koiinski Karen Koncizal Sandra Kramer Cynihia Krumel Krisiine Kudlica Caiherine Kwapich Karen LaBrecque Diane LaPIan+ 'ya .4 Deborah Lehr Ju? , . 1 1 wa--1 .- - 1 f y ., . N445 . i N '-H-i ..,,:4 , f x 1 ' 'rw 'Y . , V -A 'L A-' - Qwggfi-A.-fi - 2--na., S gr' . Q9-. , ,A . A in ' ' , f . 1 . , ie'-.,,.JlL ,A ,f f 1 1 M vu.. ,i?2'i4,3L:4,-, -4 2 fy 'Tj if? -' ' i 'pp 'N44i i i ik WL . '7f'f'1i'-V5,.'fg:fa ,. ,aaiyfA5.,j,i'T 1 Wi.: ,qw-. . i , -.' r ' '08, ' ,Y --4 I I 'gfaqg ' 4 5 ,JK A I Ji' .. I ,ww-, Aff,-' QQ ' , ' 1 .vzf - ' ' H gui 5 . ig, , a,,,f-'f 934 f E 51' . , - ' , 1 A ' 1--. 5 'ff Q ,gl Y A ,. - xv , -..,,, 52.2. 4. . J'-,gk -'Six .71 Q V . - ' -Ig' 5 -Rf! f J xl: V. ian 'Qs-up .-. 7,9 ' A E76 ,f iss. - ' I. g' ,4,' -' 'FA Q. -. 11,1-,A 5 gg - , ' i 1 ,,f,.-,I, g ' 55:1 I . , I 7, -'g xgj' 31,391 I-ii 'f A -' 1. 4 V ' ' if' gel' H ff' -exe-af. A , A, ,-if! as 'Z-22 ' -vig, , - - I A 'K V . any wg, Q ' - ' 4- - eg 1,r'1.:g, PA 'j:'?' l 3,'I-..41 I Q' A' ,, 7 . 'J ,...f L.e-.n.'f.2r if! Meanwhile, Diana Dane 'ialis prey io an exhilaraiing aufumn day. She is confemplaiing wheiher 'ro ride home or cruich if. T30 1 .rl 'Ji l04 l A :f fl 1 if M i l ll i ll 5 101 ' A A1 , bfwma. K, Vy fl 4 is l l , . i 1 l r ,s ig ,. X lf. 1-a .4 -, I f , Mary Leonard Calhy Ludwig Jacqueline Mafloni Susan McCann Theresa McCarl'hy Mary Mcl-lugh Mary McKimm Anroinelle Merzger Rulh Meyer Rosemary Mileslci Paula Miller Deborah Mifchell Mary Moore Treva Moore Deborah Muller 'Qs B,-5 ,s lg ,eg Never lick Tomorrow whai' you can lick foday. and besides. i+'s for Marcia Brandelf Karen KnlQl'1if and KE-'l'l Y Musfafasa Comblne l0fC6S fha sake of lhe Junior Class. Michele Albrecht Carhy Biernaclci. fOr+l1-Nufliorplush animal b0Ol'l'l all-FSEISUFB Hunl- Ja Dancing in 'ihe enchanfmenf of ancienr Rome are Gayle Brandenburg and Gary Gallagher. 5. if pf Enioying 'ihe exaliing aimosphere of 'ihe magical evening are Doug Rowland. Peg Ober- gefell. Rex Buchanan, and Janer Grudzinslci. Sharon Aubrey and Chris Besr express 'rhe emorion regisfered on mos? iuniors as 'ihey re- ceive iheir long-awailed class rings ai' ihe January 26 Junior Ring Ceremony. IO6 Emerald Ball Se mld Scenery Of Ancient Roman Garden EnchanTmenT . . . Junior Prom dayl ThaT morn- ing oT Jan. 26, l968, was a Time oT compleTe ex- ciTemenT and ioy. The ring ceremony was held aT-' Ter a guiTar Mass. celebraTed by Rev. Walrer BunoTslcy, S.V.D.. wiTh iuniors and Their moThers aT- Tending. SeT in Roman scenery wiTh pillars, hanging gold balls, The Emerald Ball was The biggesT nighT in The lives oT many members oT The Class oT '69, Jun- iors, eleganTly dressed. and Their handsome daTes Elanged To The iazz sTyle oT Charles lvlcDaniels' an . ParTies. given by Linda Sczesny and Jackie Pis- Tilli in Their homes, and a buTTeT supper aT The Toledo Club by Kay DeTzer. added To The magic oT The evening. Taking a breaTher before The nexT whirl. perhaps Linda Fehr is say- ing, EveryThing is jusT Too beauTiTul To be real! I07 Kafhy Musfafaga Jane Nowacki Kafhryn Nusbaum Peggy Obergefell Pafricia O'Connell Deborah O'Shea Pafricia Page Barbara Perry Debra Pezzin Jacqueline Pisfilli Caroie Pribe Barbara Puerz Ann Queenen Charlene Reger Paula Reid Susan Reid Wlll wonders ever cease' Candy Sfraub and Chris Colfurn Business, Chemistry Aid Junior Progress C ,uulxY'x i K ,.' xg'1,txK xxx Bookkeeping and Accolmiing may noi be ihe mosi' enioyable book. buf Sue Slicker brighfly makes 'rhe mos'r of if. .x .. . . . 'X 1 ., . qv 5 .L I ' H ' W ' fil'H'l A ,z b y '- , ' ,' VF N . p W -ll .V k W V ,T iv. A RRY. , sf Chelnisfry and brains. chemisfry and pafiencel These elemenfs confribufe 'ro fhe inlelleciual make-up of a chemisiry s+uden+ such as Deb- bie O'Shea. Debbie and fellow classmaies appreciaie The scienlific aid of Sisier Mary JeaneHe. 2. l ll l ' ' - ,. V l' X A rl' . Marilyn Reinboll' Carol Reinhari Regina Roberis Debbrah Roberison Deborah Sarchiz Kafherine Saiierfielcl Cynfhia SaHler Elizabefh Schlagefer I09 Juniors Display Brains, Ideas, mbition , 1 ,r JW J lClSdS. idSGS. ideas. Hey, l've 90+ One. SGYS Jan SZYli0Wf1Y +0 Pam keep iunicrs working and soaring on 'lhe aclivilies charls. Perhaps Smilh and Debbie Lehr. The idea is greal, of course, a clever way lo Jan, Pam, and Debbie can give a big b0Qg+, '59 Y l c I s I1 h d ' l l aro c uc ar , ,, Linda sawiier - - ' Q A I Linda Sczesny 5 li N' Judilh Shea . A Luanne Sheels ' Susan Slicker V Y l v---f, fqdr- 1 'L W la ' Pamela Smilh , ' i A- V' Q ll l Leslea Slipp , ' V A I M is- lr Cynlhia Slraub 4' I , ' 'N' :tv . Q, - , A ' l 1 A X in l l0 P-N ABOVE: Wiflw pensive expressions, Debbie O'Sl1ea and Debbie Lelwr focus lheir alfenlion on 'llwe fascinaling phenomena of clwemislry. LEFT: Don'+ lurn around now! Barb Boyer warns Linda Schuller, who is complefely unaware +l1al she is aboul' 'lo be ex- 'ringuisl1ed.Sis1'er Mary Jeanerle iusr mighl' do H' loo! i gr- ,fre if 'I- 1 Q V 11 5 .-, K ,i P ll Gigi? , F - ME i .v-5 . ll . X W. l y i il 5 -i 'lf , X X Jacquelyn Slrowger J Mary Suler -Q - N 5, , r ' y -' r .3 M l 1 X l l l N Denise Szczepanski X ' A -1 . ' ' l - Janice Szylcowny f i xi A ' l Susan Tillman 5 'R' ' ' Mary Timar LL.. ,1- l -JM, 1 v I ,. , 4. I -' f fv l v L, if .xg , IA 5 l.inda Tipping Beverly Vinson l, Janel' Walker Sue Weaver Q s we 45-Q SP' Find any 'Pape down fhere. Brig? Class officers Brigid Nally. president: Carol Fredrick. presidenh Darlene Dybala. freasurer. Michele Addis Robin Albrechl Vicforia Allam Joan Babel sly 1? vice Diane Breier. secrefary, always find iime in busy schedules for and Chrisimas cheer and brighi' cafeteria decorafions. . Q.4'.jLxkw I Q Barbara Beaber A f F I l Sandra Beaudry 1 i hh-i -. L Joan Beckman 4 ' T' Kafhsleen Beniley -Q -,LL , V . Ayr ' Karen Besf - l D Sally Bohneff f W- f 1' V' U . Y J r 4351.1 rin 1 L I9 BeHy Boyer ' ' ,,, f ' X -Q, Jr' ' Louise Brabhan fined 4 1 .N J.. ii W ,i.a,:Q . EFL Janice Brandel ' 1 A f i- . W Diane Breier - fig:-in ' ' '. 7'1':'l Cafherine Brown V ' .31 .. w 1 , ' lI2 Enter Sophomores With Facts And Visions SOPHOMCDRE The Class ot '70 has it. Sophomores are what they claim to be- super sophs. Their never-torgetting mascot the Pink Ele- phant. with his Elephant Walk, has guided them through a memorable year. Sophomores began the year by welcoming trosh little sisters, whom they helped through those tirst ditticult days. ln tune with the beat, they hosted the Nov. 22 record hop, showing everyone the best way to dance to the Buccaneers. During the season ot Christmas, the sophs spread merry cheer by decorating the cateteria and sponsoring a cloth- ing drive tor needy tamilies. They also assisted iuniors by serving at the Junior Prom. The Class ot '70 has not only learned to think but to care and to dare. Singing away is Sister Jane Marie's religion class. The girls compose their own modernized psalms. fi ,I A fx g. ' , 1 t '47 Karen Buerk Cynthia Camargo I 5 T A T A . Ez: M .H , A gt- Marcia Carroll - , if Nutt Janet Cottman viiv- Qx , i ta-:F Al v,X I A Colema Kathleen Conley i Callie Conno , i a Cor e o Barbara Crippen Sandra Demlco QQ, 1 it A I I cs I + f f ' ' fx kg 4 Susan Didion V ig 'ia ptlftdf Linda Dillon , ,, Sophs Pay Stud Price, Collect Interest Peg l dont ttnnk you pronounce the e on this word, explains Marcie Love. Stie and Peg Vetter sing carols in the French style. Reva Dixon Ann DuMon'l' Diane Duwve Darlene Dybala Shirley Dybala Margaret Eberly Jean Fanelly Vicki Florian Susan Floyd Renee Forche Patricia Forthome Mary Fox Carol Frederick Jeanne Friend Joan Friend Rosalie Gonzalez P 1 l i x l g lli my All ' 1 F i illll' I Pytl1agoras and I lust don'+ click. sighs Katy Williams to Mrs. DeMars' explanations. ' FN f 'rm i 1 ', ii, Qir..? -23,1 ' ' I ml, 65 ..- . , :' a r F fr 'Cr , 'M -J1 '5, .M I , , ,Q Vw TTT? 'N ,, !, X3 as I A RFQ l l ll as , 1,2 J H Q 'vw V 4 ,, s iv- S? fi r 4 w l ' - v, l l ,z .' W , , I fly' is ,R i 'xfgfe-5 ' v 3 I, L. 'iii f V, , 4 ' . I. .r . ,, Lf . X ' - I i -, 1' l wonder if This French will ever sink in! queslions sophomore Maria Loguiclice as she 'raclcles her second year French wifh zeal. Anne Goodwin Carol GouH'iere Margo Gray Rebecca Guhl Mary Haggerly Diane Harms AnneH'e l-leinlin Mary Heyclinge P lc' Beffy Boyer. Cindy I-Ongrnore. Sue Floyd. Becky Trudeau. lFrOn'f Rowl. compose the Here We Are singing group, consulf Sisfer Joan Kris Marshall, Anne Goodwin, and Viclci Florian lBaclc Rowl. who Marie for some professional advice. Chrisfine Hill Susan l-lungling Diann Hunyor Pafricia Jarreff Mary Johnson Rullw Jones Mary Ellen Kauss Marie Kelly Karyl Kemberling Vicloria Kempf Mary Bella King Carol Kranz Y Q-. l ' 'f U:-., M l l .,.....vv- 1i,,,,61. YR if uf-f f TW l fi J? ' 1 I .M 5 Yr' , 3,117- l , dui: ii-My l I , A v l if Y , I Y Work, Pla , Make Super Sophs Gay if A -r' ' ' l A' yl W, Roberla Kroon N I V Roxanne Krumel ., , X .Q t N fr: ' wwf X liliw l 'f: ' C 1 K --A' Q1 ll V 4 Kalhleen Kuiawa ,- . Kall-mleen LaBrecque l A gf' ,. l Q L -' W Alicia Lewis D Bernadelle Liberlcowslci , l l -fer ' l-- A ' F Mary Ellen Llanas Maria Logiudice Vicloria Logiudice Cynlhia Longmore Whelher 'rhey're al a dance or in lhe biology lab. sophs display spirii' ABOVE: Carol Frederick, Sheila Moore, and Rulh Jones exchange words al' a dence. BELOW: Kalhy Connelly and Belly Boyer discover lhe won- ders of science wilh Mrs. Gorman. ll7 Sophs Cater Goodies To Fellow Students How's the salad today. Karen? Before the famished McAuleyans Randolph scramble to get all the food in readiness for the rush hour. overrun the cafeleria, kitchen workers, Nancy Lelrer and Karen ll's a lot of worlc but a lol' of fun too. ff' Marcia Love my Kristine Marshall A nf v. nl Mary McCann J C, Mary McCartney ' va - f' 'Q Debby McNamara , f X Carol McNerney ' 4.13-fl-A 1, , V Christeen Merce , ,K . Qll ' Carol Mika X ' I ' V 1 Janet Miller 5 -5' li l ': f L A Michele Monelta lfy' I Q ' ' 1 . . ll8 if N I, 1.91 ig 7 Fifalfa 4 an V. Kei Y N' . ' . , . ' -1- . ,. L -4 4 A ............i-.-. r -dy' l-low do Hue sparkling McAuley halls slay so clean? Janice Brandell will fell you i'r's Hwrough vigorous daily mop pushing. 'E 4-1 vial'-. i 'xi , . , . NP kj ua I i 'L 'P . f N, l Qiibe,-' X' N Isa- I -ef 1 0' -1-1, - ' Hi t.: 'E M LA .' 122 G lx , V 4:22 ' Ta, l l Sheila Moore f , , Colleen Morel Vicki Musch Brigid Nally l l N 4 1 C ' - Judiih Neiman f' Sandra Nowacki 5 A r A I I: ' -.---- ffcf ' I g. .- Ulf , - 2' - El' L f It Persis Orlowslci ' Kafhleen Orzeclwowski ' Q ' 1 W i X I NJ, A Kalhryn O'Shea ' !' Pafricia Pero ' Arif A 'li ' .515 ' -f' Q W- . . , f, Ti A i 5 F , Palrlcla Perry lv j , '- V 'Z' Veronica Pinciolli 1 . .3-A V' , , V II9 s Karen Pollex W Donna Prenliss M Karen Presser '1 ' . 4 'f Barbara Puhl i Jacquelyn Ramey ' ' W r i , . wk P A Candace Ramisch ' Q' I LL l Kimberly Randall i Et QD- - ' Karen Randolph , 'K , ,Jil Eur, , Sherrie Reese eff, U , i Carol Referrnal -- - 7 , ' i fil I - 1 Chrisfine Reilly - l . l Deborah Reieni - Chrisline Rivers ' B f I , Elizabelh Rossman Y 1 Mary Ann Rourke in 'JF' Sophs Drive With Zeal nd Skills f5'i??i l i 2 xref, Lf uri gag .. 1. li . ' VH , Eil , , ' 'l ie-. f Wilh a winning grin. Vicki Florian slands up againsl a display of 'lhe world's different flowery, and somelimes. slrange persons. l20 iii! '.l i, gg ' Vicki is unafraid lo compeie wiih lhe changing world and challenges il' wilh a smile on her face and a sparkle in her eye. To speak flueni' Spanish Takes siuclying, as Louise Brablwan well knows. Louise's Spanish sidekick is her 'rrusfy EI Camino Real. ,Af Geffing fhe fads slraighi' is a basic 'Pool of sfudy. By Bernadeffe Liberlcowskfs mefhod, sl1e'lI have everylhing fixed soon. Rufliann 'Rousseau Rifa Scherer Debra Schiess Susan Schmulwl Deborah Schreiber Karen Sclwweiclcerf Carol Sindyla Cynlhia Srengle Joyce Sfewa rf Kalhleen Sloclcwell 1: Janice Suffer . -+ 3, ' Mary Ann Sweeney ' In H h .5 A . Julia Szabo , ,, Karen Szymanski L l 2-rx ix i f V if l ' if L x X i ' E 'i , , I AA N J' K X Bl ' 7' I , ,i :F , wg Maria Thomas Vicloria Thompson Belh Toerne Joyce Torzewski WAP Down fraflic only!l Experienced Big Sisler Kafie Williams Teaches lhe ropes lo her Lillie Sis, Linda McMullin. 1 i. - , 1. Al' 'HIS annual Big-l-lille 5iSlSI' Pdfly. Karyl Kemberling allempls 'lo looks over Frosh prospecls. Marybelh King, Karen Pollex, Diane Breier sell fhe perfecl' sisler lo an unconvinced buyer, Ronnie Pinciofli. as she and Mikki Addis puf on fheir besf behavior. I22 Soph Veterans Adopt Tenderfoot Frosh The magic of room 307, French, and a lillle imaginalion. 'rake Donna 'fF6l:flC of gay Pdree. Bemoaning fheir dwindling gas supply. 'fl1S qlrlS Prenfiss. af fhe wheel. and Joan Beckman dashing madly ihrough wild w0r1derif+hey'll SVSI' gel' l10rT1e- Rebecca Trudeau Margaref Veffer A Deborah Wagener T-'Q -Tk I - . ,. p-. I - Linda Wannemacher - , ' ' Roberfa Wasielewslci Debra Williams '13 mi ' 'gf 'e Q21 i W I M :L L, T f 5'1 Y Kaihleen Williams 4 I Peggy Wilson . 'V - ' Josephine Zafko L, V J, f ' ff' Neiman has already decided 'lhaf 207 will V. ll ' lf' away The besf baslcel al lhe Fashion Show. l23 Freshmen fund class office is no easy iob. I+ may even involve climbing president Jane? Florian, lreasurerg and Debbie Slceldon, secreiary are fences buf class officers, Barb Gdowilc. vice-presidenfg Judy Sparks, ready 'ro face anyihing for iheir class. Amy Alexander Marcia Allen Luisa Anaya Mary Anderson Carol Babel Debbie Badilc Kafhleen Baird Diane Baker Carol Ball Mary Baies Cynibia Beach Amy Beclcler Debra Bolwnsaclc Maureen Bolqer Cynfhia Boiron fm., M l ' 4, N l ll 4' .. x l ig. W , ,i l f i ' X 1, i I W U - iiliiiig .A 4 Sl A LQ l l -56 i, l . l 'W' 4 . fy if l V x 'F 'gi 1' e Lfiq . ,ar P, - , J I-, 'T H ,' . .y1V .-,V N in . , . I VA Y. 4 l I l iv' v Doors Open Wider For Eager Freshmen The class of '7l enfered McAuley's doors wifh N Maw Brake, noisy confusion. Soon. however, fhey had sched- ules, feachers, classrooms, and high school life well under confrol. Dramafeers occupied a good deal of fheir fime, wifh producing and clirecfing skifs, as well . .. B is B I as ofher club acfivifies. Jusf because fhey were l cEgnrii?Br5iaii youngesf clidn'f mean fhaf fhey were smallesf or mosf insignificanf. ln facf, fhey were fhe largesfq and school drives seemed fo be dorninafed by The dynamic, spirifeol frosh. They enfhusiasfically QL . s -y l fool: parf in Freshman-Senior Parenf's Mass, Fa- i Pamda-Bruning fher-Daughfer Fun Nighf, and fhe Mission Vari- ' i l Bafbafa C'3 'e'O efy Show. Under fhe direcfion of class modera- Y X ' for, Sisfer Marilyn Ann, and class officers, fhe N I Freshman Class sef ouf fo prove fhe sky was . fheir limifl l 'T Jam cami: ' g yyli i Colleen cssssay l l l . . i , 1 . gi J Befh Chamberlin Jeanne Chambers l . Y V if T Q ' ' ,ff-7 eiaris cherry . 1 'Q W, Y I V Bonni Cieslukowslci A 4 - 'xx ,Y A Music plays an imporfani role for Gloria Cherry as she concen- irafes inienfly on her viola during orchesira pracrice. I25 Frosh Keep Busy Praying Laughing Cynfhia Clear 2 Q, Mary Com're Lucy Cordero Becky Czarneclci Deborah Czerniak Rosalie Da ndar Nancy Davis Debra De-Bauche Karen Denl' Jean Didion Joan Didion Palricia Donnelly ,N 411 , '?' -'Q ' i A -Q-3 fl . Nr- 'Q' 1 sf v t N V . I7 or e c 5' F 'F IWIWWII f nr 2 1 ,v I 1' Josephine Dylewski Virginia Eberly Sharon Enclc' Pairicia Fago Krisfine Falk Chrisrine Fellman Valeria Flores Janel' Florian Jeanne Florian Pairicia Flory Parricia Fox Linda French Barbara Gdowik Lisa Geha Ruih Geldine Going +0 rhe snack bar, Sandy? Please bring me a prel-zel of her apple, while famished frosh. Cheryl Greclcy and Barb Gdowrlc no. Jrwo. and a dreamsicle and ... Nadine I-lruska makes small work gel' Their money. Sandy Sirilo mighl' need a shopping carl There ls Never Dull Moment In Gym. Llncla Glaser Jean Glinslcl Donna Gray Allyson Greashaber Palricia Grogan Nancy Guhl I28 4...l:1: 'avg ' YI N ,,.,.,v . 1,5 if Il gl tiff Come on Pal, sl're+chl Barbara Puhl lumps high, buf nol high enough 'lo ouliump Pal Fago, while leammale. Pal' Grogan, walls expecfanfly for lhe rebound. Pal' Bruning geis ready 'lo score lwo more as Mary Bralcer and Connie Branclel lwolcl 'llweir brea'll1 and wail' for 'flie oulcome. vii N 1:5 ,a -'M , ig, Frosh flower power lceeps Mission Volleyball fans cheering en 'rhusiasfically as +heir feam scores anolher point ...V- Cheryl Gureclcy Juclilh Harman Rose Hoffman Pamela Honner Nadine Hruslca Palricia Jarzabski Pafricia Johnson Jeanne Junlcins Mary Befh Junlcins Margarer Kennelly Sally Kersclwer 'Mary Kinsey Margarel Kirk Suzanne Kleparel: .N tt F il- Karen' Kinn 'ir l lk ffl ve Juclifh Kmonk Vely Kohler Kafhleen Kohli Therese Ko+cherowslci 1 . Kafhleen Kruslca If 5 :gi I29 Anne Langfon Janice Lauer Elizabefh Lehr Nancy Leirer Bridger Leonard Sandra Longmore Karhryn Mack Charlene Maifhews Deborah Marrhews Denise MaH'oni Mary Maffoni Kaihleen McHugh Linda McMullin Maureen McNamee Sandra Mercurio Suellen Meyer Barbara Mileski Deborah Miller A .gr W V J z I i Q G .,'. . ,av F ,uf ,ini .ov , A Q r f . W 4 x 3 , 5 D - D 'T' ' 3, D? , x, Mr. Joseph Gdowik and daughfer Barb are 'rransporfed back 'fo Jrhe days of George and Mar 'fha Washingfon-buckles and bonners, charming ladies and handsome genrs. I30 FC- -- , A. I, - lr fy P .,.'1,, .,,,,,,w 4,..1,:-5,-:fm ..w ' ,x.v- A -:hr---n.y , ., ,D .,.v-,.... ,,L,g ' 21 '- -- 4:--if are , 'TRU M.. '95 Fun Nite Sparks Laughs .., yur '.-- .,, Emcee Judge Harvey Slraub inlroduces a prominenf choral group. represenfed by Mr. William Brandel and daughrer Connie, al Fafher-Daughfer Fun Night -5-'iv '- 5 ' - A shin e- . -v fa. ,. .wt-.f1f',, 1: , 5 . ' -1' f - L if 5- X41 - A i l ,, 1 ,MA 3 ,nw P ,ai-ff , A l Y 'V ' 1 A Gail Miller Pamela Miller Carole lvlouch Joanne Mowka Maureen Murphy Kalhleen Musch Shannon Nachazel Eileen O'Connell Casimira Orlowski Frances O'Shea Penny Page Rebecca Pegish l3I Frosh Mary Powers Debra Presser Marcia Przybylslci Barbara Ray Pafricia Reid Mary Ann Reuss Armine Reynolds Leslie Rideour Kaihryn Riedel Calherine Robb Donna Robinson Barbara Rousseau Kalhleen Schwan Rhonda Scoh' Lynne Senn Mary Shumer Sandra Sirilo Deborah Skeldon I32 wa ken to Stud l 1, I K x ll .Ji-, ll'. ll ll is i f ill 1-Q il if . us 4 l ' ep' i -P 'Q A i I Ml l i iii' , A l . :' ,- Wcrsfs' l I 1 ,! YM JL' ii -ef I H 3. 4, . 4' Wer clachle. dass diese sprache so inieressanf sein lfonnrel muses Connie Brandel. Lynne Senn chuckles over The chances of commiffinq a n1isfeance, her new word for ihe day. ,A if li , x '1' L, val 'A ., . , . L .. Freshmen soon find grade school wag 5 bree19 Compared 10 high school, franiically wO!'iC in class. The resuif iusi' could be a few minufes +0 Cdfch Hours of homework are cu'r down as Chris Felfman and Cindy Beach The IGTSST Gdveflfl-Il'SS of B61'mGf1. Q Sharon Slicker in KJ V Maureen Sobecki -4 I Diane Sparagowski ' Judy Sparks I A I f Margarei' Sfeman , ki I I Y-W' Y ,Y 1 Q: W ' ,f Dianna Sfipp 1 K u , , Ci . . Mary Sfockwell , 1 . K. a JQ -. V I Q A Linda Sfokes ' fm N ' 851- , 5' 1 'FT' 1 , Theresa' Sirowger T 'rv Z . V V, Y Q -- Melvina Szymanski i Ll I I33 Frosh Climb First Rung Qf Class Ladder My 1. ,,,,g.,l-.in l l .ff I its ' . V 3 wi ' :' A' Y -'i , , ,- l lr' wskf V'F,22 , F ff' '77 'Anya-4 Freshmen musl learn many lhings 'lheir lirslhyear al McAuley. in- Kallly Mack, are doing G greal lab' for lhelr flrsl .llme amundl cluding how lo raise llwe flags. Denise Malloni, Sandy Longmore and Hopefully .llqey wonil, lel Qld glory fly upside Clown. Rosalie Thieman Cassandra Turner Sue Vargo 'Jane Verhelsl' Susan Wagener Chrisline Wagner Regina Wawrzynialc Karen Weaver Kalhleen Weber I34 wan A, . 1- . ,f I ..A,,5, ,f,5- ab - I 5, ,L 0 lr -f' ,Nl -1, T . Q ' 1 ,, XX :-l Il R l, ,yr 'ED Qi fi- ff 1 ' ' Q -. Q ' I N 'Taq ' Ts f' - - Q ,ax , ' fu ,hs Will' Q 51 i' L? i ill A prayeriul appeal for a successful year is ullered by Carol Ball during a quiel' momenl' in chapel. As a newly lniflared lillle sisfer, Marcia Allen accepls a more personal relarionship will-l her school-a sense of real belonging. J 1 ll' f' Sisler Mary Cl1arleseHa's room is The cenler of Aposlleship of Prayer promofers, Carol Babel, Debbie Czerniak and Amy Alexander. ,-, 1- Becky Wegener . . Q Terry Wesl' fl M ,Q M r V, ' lm -, ' - Laura Weslenkirchner Q' 'f -- Calherine Wilkerson XE Q' ilk! 3' lx Ci Q2 N 1' r Judirh Winhoven Diane Wolfe .rf M, 45 Anne Yager Rila Zibbel s Mary Zoulmary Susan Zuccarell Fl I35 COMMU ITY LIFE Toledo Blade phofo by Bruce Sinner B6 Phoio Hedrich-Blessing Here they come, Some with facts, And some with visions - Visions of their lives, Once they enter and Become full-fledged members of This, their community. To accept the challenges of The business world . . . To take advantage of cultural Opportunities in the city . . . To become interested In city government . . . Here, They've learned to think. Not only to think, but to care. . V P. , ' 3',lll,f9A-F Il f f I X f , 4j , l JE F A Mase! ,Aw I37 L .,V 1731.2 Ea. SV 'fi 1 Our character is our will, and what we will, we are. The Class Of '68 gtg - 5--:vs fw- xiii: H OM E ROOM 207 VAN DERHOFF LUMBER COMPANY Phone 24I -2257 SZYMANSKI 81 SONS Collision Exper'l's Compleie Auiomobile Repairs Body and Fender Work -24-Hour Wrecker Service- Corner Buckingham . And Hoag S'l'ree+s Toledo 7. 0l1l0 Flin., '44 While Hu'i's culinary falenfs are raled by Ca'rl1y Wakefield WHITE HUT SYSTEM INC 2807 N. Reynolds Rd. 53I-5I08 D , A 1 I .,-, -f - I Ks , Life Insurance-MorI'gage Insurance Group Insurance-College Insurance Pensions-Wife Insurance I When YOU Think Insurance When YOU Need Insurance When YOU Buy Insurance N I CALL I PAUL A. JOHNSON -- Member of Ihe Million Dollar Round Table -94' I , E1- SancIy's cooks pui' exfra Iarfar sauce on Their fish sandwiches. SANDY'S DRIVE-IN Sou'I'hIand Shopping Cenfer Office 479-8446 Home 382-5338 Your Life Is My Business Hamburgers-French Fries-Shakes POWER BRUSHES, INC. JOHN E. GROGAN I40 rf- Congraiulafions and Besi' Wishes fo Class of I968 Idle insurance coverage is explained +o Carole by her fafher. Harold FFOIT1 ouc . HAROLD MOUCH INSURANCE THE TRILBY FARM DAIRY 3204 Collingwood 6043 Secor 472-8800 24l-l65l 24l-4070 rihopedic, Hospi+al, and Sickroom Supplies Open Til 2:00 A.M. ROYAL DRUGS Ca,,,e,s I4I2 Dorr S+ree+, Corner De1'roi+ Avenue Ceramic, Wall Tile CLAYTON E. UMBLES. R.Ph. Linoleum Free Pick-up and Delivery 32' Conan-f Maumee 244-3I3I or 244-732i I4l ABELE FUNERAL HOMES, INC. I9I0 Cherry SI. Toledo, Ohio DRS. ADAMS AND ENDRIZAL, D.D.S. I6I4 S. Byrne Toledo, Ohio E' AL's RESTAURANT I209 Broadway Toledo, Ohio THE ANDERSONS P.O. Box II9 Maumee, Ohio MR. AND MRS. HAROLD ANDERSON P.O. Box I I9 Maumee, Ohio MR. AND MRS. JOHN ANDERSON P.O. Box I I9 Maumee, Ohio Q: Dad. may I have fhis Icind for my wedding? Coleiie I MR. AND MRS. ROBERT ANDERSON 4343 Inverdale To edo, Ohio JOE I. COOPER FLORISTS 2040 SouI'h Byrne Road ,B d BABCOCK DAIRY CQ' d Oh, Heaiherdowns Village Shopping Cenier 945 er an oe O' 'O Toledo. Ohio 385-465I H. H. BIRKENKAMP FUNERAL HOME INC. I003 Broadway aI' Jarvis To edo, Ohio BRIERWOOD VILLAGE 29I5 Glanzman Dr. To edo, Ohio LOOK FOR THE GOLDEN ARCHES BROADWAY TAX SERVICE 80I Proufy a+ Broadway To edo, Ohio MR. BASIL BINIKER JR. 3322 Glanzman To edo, Ohio - I BOBB'S SOUTHEND CLEANERS -- gg -. ,X 4338 S. De'I'roiI' To edo. Ohio E 1MCDonaldsI E y 3 EE BUETTNER PRINTING CO. 1 H , 45' . Dlyry luyl -E 1L,,,u,,Qy X jf E II-I5 Michigan S+. To edo Ohio 3331.7 v ias -5552.5 y BURTON'S HAIRSTYLIST INC. . .. 2574 Parkway Plaza Maumee Ohio PAUL L. BUTLER CO., INC. 4200 Sfickney Ave. Toledo, Ohio H S+ Jr II h E D CATHOLIC WAR VETERANS Where Qual Y ar S res Very ay Jude Thaddeus Posf I675 300I Ches'rnu+ S+. Toledo, Ohio I42 COLONIAL LEADER DRUG 4400 Heaiherdowns Blvd. Toledo, Ohio COLONIAL NURSING HOME 3I2l Glanzman Road Toledo, Ohio MARY A. COMPTON 3080 Byrne Road Toledo, Ohio JAMES COYLE 81 SON. INC. 539 Broadway 2475 Collingwood MR. AND MRS. EUGENE J. DAVIS 2727 Copland Blvd. Toledo, Ohio MR. JOSEPH DEMKO AND FAMILY 2344 York S+. Toledo, Ohio MR. AND MRS. JOHN B. DENT JR. 2355 Havenwood Toledo, Ohio DOLLY 81 JOE'S RESTAURANT I045 S. Reynolds Rd. Toledo, DRIGGS DAIRY FARMS I I49 Grand Ave. To edo, EASTERN DRY CLEANING 7I3 Cherry S+. To edo, MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM ENCK 3633 Mapleway Drive To edo, MR. AND MRS. PAUL F. FAGO I967 Pinelawn To edo, THE FLORES FAMILY 5l4 Eas+ Reed Ave. Bowling Green, MR. AND MRS. RICHARD FOX 7 I 9 Inwood Place Maumee, FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES 440 N. Erie S+. Toledo, A FRIEND FRUMKIN TIRE COMPANY. INC. I 30I Adams S+. Toledo. Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio COMPTON'S ACCOUNTING AND TAX SERVICE 5 I 6 W. SixI'h SI'reeI' Perrysburg, Ohio BRIDAL AISLE 3230 Lagrange 246-8 I 69 ca Iva Tradiiional siyling pl T 'rh modern bride, Cafhy Wa ATLAS BRIDAL SHOP , in 2932 Lagrange Vi if 729-252l I ' l A ff 'iz al-' .li 1 Ll fl! T. .2 A l-'B f T 'T' V, l lg' , l f Wedding bells and rice are all lf that is necessary 'for Cathy Wake- . field's wedding. ,I G BASKETBALL an exciting game of skill Ask any coach and he'Il tell you it requires endless hours of prac- tice shooting baskets to become a skillful basketball player. Per- fect your skill by installing Mar- Ieau's regulation basketball goal in your own backyard. We sell individual backboards, baskets,vvood or steel poles, also do complete installation work. Phone CH 8-3791 for quotation. Compliments of Your Friendly H127 SUPER MARKETS The Shield of Quality I44 FRESHMAN HOMEROCM 311 ONEIDA SUPPLY COMPANY Building Supplies IL. 112543 'FA ,gf fx, Mary Zouhary chooses roof beer barrels from Regina W d 'r Cdn Y COUI'I SF. WARZY'S Soufhland Shopping Cenfer Glendale ai' Byrne Road 382-5656 awrzy I A CHAMBERS OF SOUND MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS J. GALLAGHER 4235 Deepwood Lane Toledo, Ohio GALLEA JEWELERS 2042 SouI'h Byrne Rd. To edo Ohio GINO'S BROADWAY PIZZA I536 Broadway To edo, Ohio GLADIEUX CORP. 2I40 Ashland To edo, Ohio GLASS BOWL LANES 5I33 Telegraph Rd. To edo. Ohio GLENBYRNE PHARMACY INC. I 544 Sou+h Byrne Rd. To edo, Ohio GLENDALE FLOWER SHOP 26I5 Glendale Ave. To edo, Ohio GLENDALE LEADER DRUG 20I4 Glendale Ave. Toledo, Ohio I45 nialc Johns-Manville JOHNS-MANVILLE FIBER GLASS, INC. Wa'l'erviIIe, Ohio li SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 203 CHUCK PUHL ELECTRIC COMPANY CompIe'I'e ELECTRICAL SERVICE Resideniial-CommerciaI Me'I'ers Changed Old and New Work Licensed by Ihe CiI'y of Toledo and Lucas Coun'I'y Free Esiimaie 2 I9 Rockingham 242-9649 THE DURH-EESE Salon of Beauty tl. H 9 R - . . 7 ISK , hw' , ,,,,,,, I If 33l6 Glanzman Road Toledo, Ohio Always a Friendly Aimosphere Phone: 382-089I SAVINGS AND IUAN ASSN. E'f-vw..-L ,409 cofvafvrsm - MAUMEE,0kw FO THRIFI K Q? Alumna Pat O'ReiIIy races Io avoid grocery piIe-ups. CHURCHILL'S SUPER MARKETS INC. 2 I 50 Soufh Byrne GXUE RIBBg4' A W CLEANERS INC. Perrysburg, Chic 4355I ZACHMAN and ASSOCIATES, INC Maumee 893-339l Perrysburg 874-7948 JOHN E. KIRK. Agenf 53 I-5338 Open 24 Hours a Day The Blue Chip Company Represenled in ROBERT E. MEEK Toledo Over II8 Years ER, C.L.U. General Ageni 350 Wesi' Woodruff IMPERIAL LANES See Us for Your School Parlies Corner of Wes+ Cen'I'ral and Reynolds , in -J :'j'9TTT'TTTT-TTT' I sp'-I ,W or Il Vx 'ui 'P' ' ' I A +,.'m , ,..-- Y I , 'E 'T' -- sw lo 2 y, 41' Iv 'Q' ',-'TT '-av? 7 Y ' ':' ' o HW il' YR! ,:.,51-4,nL!i6,.r.a , Y - In A. V ,VI , 'H-'21 - f uv.-1 - ,nvk-'I .s ,I-lv ' TTY' V vw- v ,- Pal. Mary. and Grelchen Fox Ihinl: Iheir faI'her's business is really greal' OHIO ASPHALT ROOFING COMPANY I48 30 Norlh Weslwoool 53 I-4605 TOMLINSON REXALL DRUGS 308 Conani' S+. Maumee. Ohio 893-9478 HOUCK'S REXALL DRUGS MYERS REXALL PHARMACY I02 Louisiana Ave. 20I Superior Perrysburg, Ohio Rossford, Ohio 874-43 I 3 693-34 I 3 REXALL DRUG STORES UNEEDA 'kwhawmrh-,hctzwo ammvwmwmm Prompl ancl Courleous Piclc up and Delivery Service R f UBIMED-A I do , y cLfA.-mas-uuuvpy - TN-isasasm ' Call 3 85-3 58 I 3 82-900 I Today CLEANERSW-AUNDRY OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION World's Largesl Producer of Filorous Glass and Fibrous Glass Proclucls GEMPEL-STONE PRO HARDWARE Soufh ToIedo's mos+ complefe hardware-gifrs-elecirical supplies. Lawn proclucfs and all ScoHs Supplies-seeds-ferrilizer-also Lawn specialisls-call or s+op And we will prove our schooling Pays off. Also fea'l'uring Iayaways- A+ no carrying charges. l609 Broadway lnear Sou'I'hI 24I-4249 I50 - Does Pam Smifh's Io I' II sure? eau ician rea y know for Show your year book and gel FREE hair cu+ wiI'h shampoo and se lBy Appoin+men MARLENE' HAIR FASHION Specailizing in Teen's I-Iairslyle 402 Conan+ Maumee TW 3-3IlI iii 1 ,,,, 1 rl if 1 I I .I I , I J ' ,Q W ,N lf' iffy' ' X 1 It Nag- 1- Q V- ,V x W ' Ii' . ' L- . p .lf - I -59:4 fr ,, 1 54, -, I' I 2 H174 QI, ,li I- r Ill . 5 .MX A ,. T ,il V, K Ui 6 6 ,, 1 YI J. W ' I I i 'ia '29 , . li, V iff:--A fr 'I if I-4 Q E 'A ' S. ...pear l Diane Harms and Terry Olwick check in their uniforms with Mrs. Zclawezylc. BOBB'S SOUTH END CLEANERS TWO LOCATIONS 4338 South Detroit 2389 Airport Highway MAX BRITZ BUILDING 3 I 7 Superior S+. Toledo, Ohio IIII IIB H 6 2 jig we want 'Amy' E N .. I ' XI ' ' r I an e n :l fs g :rs-' ,, Q Q EBI Illlllilll 5 9 9 Q? Q! u Today's classrooms furnish knowledge that will help in tomorrow's world. That's why Toledo Edison urges employees to improve their skills, abilities and mental growth through company-sponsored educa- tion anrl training programs such as: EDUCATION ASSISTANCE PLANS ADVANCED MANAGEMENT COURSES FORENIANSHIP CLASSES SPECIAL ON THE JOB TRAINING AND STUDY But. we also encourage other people to continue their education so they can qualify for increasingly important jobs such as those at Toledo Edison. TOLEDO EDISON A good place to work JACK DAWSON BUILDERS INC. Designers and Builders JACK DAWSON. Pres. C. J. YAGER, Vice-Pres. 865-329 I 874-72 I4 GLENDALE SUPERMARKET 2006 Glendale Toiedo, Ohio THE HARDY 8: DISCHINGER CO. 25 OnI'ario S'IreeI' Toledo, Ohio HAYES TRAVEL AGENCY I04 Louisiana Perrysburg, Ohio HEATHERDOWNS AUTOMOTIVE CENTER 24I6 S. Byrne To edo, Ohio HEATHERDOWNS FLOWER 8: GIFT SHOP 2I5I S. Byrne HICKERY FARMS OF OHIO To edo, Ohio I02I Norih Reynolds To edo, Ohio HIGHLAND LANES 3835 Airpori' Hwy. To edo, Ohio MR. AND MRS. J. JOHNSON JR. 273I Tamarack Dr. To edo, Ohio FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 307 l52 FALZON E-TISCI COMPANY .,,!!.- A I I ...EZ I WAKEFIELD . INSURANCE AGENCY E- Dependable Service Aufo-Fire-Life-Homeowners 857 A'l'Ian1'ic 24 Hour Service aww? is You+h's greafesl fancy IS The ownership of a car, Chris Sfengle discovers. STENGLE AUTO SALES I2l6 Conanl' S+. Maumee, Ohio MR. AND MRS. PHILIP H. JOHNSON 2I28 Sherman Rd. Toledo, Ohio J. S. DRUG 485I Summil' Toledo, Ohio K-C LANES S I , Oh' wan on Io TOLEDO CLUTCH 81 BRAKE ST. JUDE COUNCIL 3904 Knighls ofColumIous 230I Green Valley Drive Toledo, Ohio 2l20 Mgm-oe S-I-, 243-3I6I MR. AND MRS. EUGENE J. KUJAWA 2047 Heafherlawn Toledo, Ohio DOROTHEY A. LASKEY Nalional Recorder L.C.B.A. LINDSEY WALLPAPER 8: PAINT CO. 34I5 Monroe S+. Toledo, Ohio MA CHERE HAIR STYLE ACADEMY I8I4 Jefferson Toledo, Ohio IS3 MONY Mutual of New York DAN J. MURPHY, Manager HOWARD'S CARRY-OUT Mon.-SaI'. 8 A.M.-I I:30 P.M. Sundays-Holidays I0 A.M.-8 P.M. 2305 De'I'roI'I' Behind Hifchin' Posf 893-2525 UNIVERSITY PONTIAC Bowling Green IDrive a IiHIe-save a IOII RAY KAY-Dealer Open Mon. Wed. Fri. +ill 9 P.M. 154 IQIQIISHMAN HOMEROOMS 3I5 and 3I6 Par Cassidy can'i' remember wheiher i'r's a birihday, an anniversary, or a shower. HOUCK'S REXALL DRUG STORE BOOKMAN SOUTHEND CLEANERS 81 LAU N DRY 650 Wesiern Avenue 243-7028 243-57 I 4 I02 Louisiana Avenue Perrysburg QJNS BATULATI o'coNNEu. CUNG MACHINE 81 TOOL COMPANY ' . Q 2 N. Wesiwood Toledo, Ohio Q' -A ffl II' 1 I 'I I Now choose a career with success in mind Ohio Bell i P f h Nationwide Ball Systam tunity employer '55 ar- .5, f nillndiiisoii I - -K, MMV:-r , ---X Enter the Young. . Mary Anderson, Third generaiion member of The Andersons Grain and Farm Supply business in Maumee, Ohio. shows her friend, Karen Kinn. around The huge Andersons complex of buildings on Illinois S+. More 'rhan +wen'ry-one buildings and elevalrors go 'ro make up Jrhe complex, buil+ up over a period of +he pas+,+wen+y-one years, by The firsl and second generalions of The Andersons. - if Mndggsons Illinois S+. US Rou+e 20A Maumee, Ohio AREA CODE 419 Q 5313521 REFRIGERATION, INC. 0 BUILDING COMPANY, INC. REALTY, INC. r.o. sox uso 3254 mu. Avenue - 'roLsoo, omo 43614 Super Marlcefs Resfauranls Carryouls Commercial Buildings Sales and Service of Equipmeni' Design-Layoui' and Consiruclion SCHEMENAUER MANUFACTURING COMPANY Holland, Ohio THOMAS OF THE SALON OF BEAUTY Spi'I'zer Building 242-66 I 8 I57 APPLIANCE PARTS SUPPLY COMPANY Paris 'For Washing Machines, Dryers, Refrigeraiors, and Ranges Learning fo canoe is iusi' one main siep in 'II1e Iife-saving THE CATHOLIC CLUB 235 Broadway Toledo 4. Ohio :sol Jefferson 243-7255 Have Fun . .... AII I'I1e Way Conscieniious Service Boih Praciical and CTTP- 'High Siyling I ' Owner SH EILA HARRIS Operaiors JOE AND MARGE I r Barb Boyer geis a ieasing. RAI N BOW BEAUTY SHOP WI1eI'I1er you are pIanning a class ouiing, an oui'-of-Iown +I'1eaI'er pariy, or an educafional Iour, remember charfer bus is +I1e mosf convenieni' means of group IransporI'aI'ion. Go Car-Free, Go Care-Free For QuoI'aI'ions or Informafion CaII 243- I 24I THE COMMUNITY TRACTION COMPANY II27 Wesi' Cen'I'raI Ave. I434 Broadway 242-508 I Toledo I58 Sophisiicafed and Unusual Hair Sfyling Complefe Bea u+y Care ai' ORCHID SALON OF BEAUTY MR. AND MRS. Open-Monday Through Safurday Evenings by Appoinfmeni' DOROTHY MCCAGE-Owner-Mgr. 222 I River Road .... .... 8 93- I 993 is ,er glhf! :li A L. I I, f 1 all N 1--.. i V- Q' Calhy Wilkerson and Cindy Beach pose as iwins wilh 'rheir Jacques coiffures. Masier Hair Sfylisi'-Sculpior 2637 Wesi' Brancrofl' Toledo 53l-377I PHOENIX LUMBER AND HOME IMPROVEMENT SERVICE 2930 Summi+ SI'ree'I' Toledo, Ohio Serving Toledo Over a Hall-CenIury H IGH LAND LAN ES RECREATION CENTER 3835 Airporf Highway I6 Lanes I2 Pool Tables Open 24 Hours Daily Refreshmenfs Snack Bar 382-242 I Propriefors RUSS AND WES HENCK AND BILL BUNDE I60 REV. MICHAEL G. MADDEN O.L.P.H. Toledo, Ohio MARIGARD HOMES INC. 4I II Holland Sylvania Toledo, Ohio R. D. MARSHALL, BUILDERS I9302 N. Dixie Hwy. Bowling Green, Ohio MR. AND MRS. JAMES McNAMARA I578 Weslern Toledo, Ohio MR. AND MRS. RUSSELL MOORE I928 Parkdale Toledo, Ohio NATIONAL CLEANERS AND DYERS 925 Dorr S+. Toledo, Ohio NEWCOMB-BAKER SHOES Parlcway Plaza, Miracle Mile Toledo, Ohio THE OLD PLANTATION INN 30I River Road Maumee, Ohio PERRYSBURG PHARMACY, INC. IIO W. SouI'h Boundary Rd. Perryslourg, Ohio JUDGE FRANCIS A. PIETRYKOWSKI 429 Michigan Toledo, Ohio THE POLLEX FAMILY I200 Harvard Blvd. Toledo, Ohio POOLE'S PRINTING 84 OFFICE SERVICES, INC. I205 Champlain SI. Toledo, Ohio L. S. PUSH M.D. I20 Wesl' Second S+. Perrysburg, Ohio MR. AND MRS. ROBERT C. RAGAN I420 River Road Maumee, Ohio RAMBLERTOWN COLLISION SERVICE 3737 Haverhill Dr. Toledo, Ohio THEODORE J. RANDALL FAMILY 2895 Eber Rd. R+. 9654 SwanI'on, Ohio MR. AND MRS. PAUL RAYMOND 807 Alvison Road Toledo, Ohio up W' 9 5 I 'Il -'Ul f l gg Eiglm Owens- Illinois is but one of the hundreds of American business organizations concerned by this challenge and actively engaged in specific ways and means to meet it. OWENS-ILLINOIS Toledo, on-no CD 'EEE 1 GENERAL TIRE 84 RUBBER COMPANY TEXTILEATHER DIVISION NICK WAGENER'S SUNOCO: Maumee, Ohio HANKE TYPEWRITER SALES 81 SERVICE 909 Madison Ave. 246-3039 Cafhy WakefleId followmg In Ihe 'foofsfeps of H pewrlfer Sales Sa Servxce? ROY'S BARBER SHOP 307 Fasseff Sf. Toledo, Ohio RUSSELL'S CLEANERS 508 Nebraska Ave. Toledo, Ohio SAL'S ITALIAN-AMERICAN RESTAURANT 38I6 W. Alexis Toledo, Ohio MR. AND MRS. JOHN SAVAGE 4827 Heafherdowns Maumee, Ohio SAWICKI REAL ESTATE 81 RENTALS I30 Summif Sf. Toledo, Ohio RT. REV. J. E. SCHMIT I60I Jefferson Toledo, Ohio SIMMONS NURSERY 8: LANDSCAPE, INC. 2260 Easfgafe Toledo, Ohio THE SISTERS OF MERCY Our Lady of fhe Pines I200 Tiffin S+. Fremonf Ohio MR. AND MRS. NED SKELDON I2II Harvard Blvd. Toledo, Ohio SLOAN FLOORINGS 2008 Cherry Sf. Toledo, Ohio ROBERT G. SMITH AGENCY, INC. 3450 W. Cenfral Ave. To edo, Ohio SOULE FLOOR COVERING I776 Arlingfon To edo, Ohio STAUTZENBERGER BUSINESS COLLEGE 224 Superior To edo, Ohio ST. CATHERINE SCHOOL ll55 Carbin Rd. To edo, Ohio ST. FRANCIS de SALES HIGH SCHOOL Sfudenf Council 7Bancrof'I' and Parkside Toledo, Ohio ST. FRANCIS de SALES HIGH SCHOOL 2323 Bancroff Toledo, Ohio ST. PATRICK OF HEATHERDOWNS CYO 420I Heafherdowns Toledo, Ohio iff I, LIDO LAN ES Home of Lido Banquef Room 865 Soufh Sf. 242-7652 APPLIANCE PLAZA, INC. 2552 Parkway Plaza Maumee, Ohio 893-3374 Remember You Pay No More AI Appliance Plaza-Tell Us If We're Wrong I I63 I WALLACE DECORATORS Decoraiing of Disiinciion For Those Who Wani The Besi Pain'l'ing Paper Hanging Could if be fhai' Jane Higgins is losing weighi' or gaining? I33 S. Masiers C+. Maumee 893-84I9 A FRIEND THE STRAUB FAMILY 4007 Deepwood Lane Toledo, Ohio , . ST. VINCENT de PAUL CHURCH I035 Woodward Toledo, Ohio SUJKOWSKI 8: SON FUNERAL HOME l629 Nebraska Ave. To edo, Ohio SURF SUPPER CLUB ZOUGLASS F' SANDRQCK 3302 Glanzman Rd. To eclo, Ohio Ompleie lnwance Same MR. AND MRS. GREGORY szAso I88 Darimoufh Drive To edo, Ohio TOLEDO ENGRAVING CO. 28 Broadway To edo, Ohio VOEGELI BROS. 32I7 Sou'rh Avenue To edo, Ohio 228 Superior Sf. 246-2000 I64 CAROL PIETRYKCWSKI Councilman Cily of Toledo PATRICIA STEVENS m n Finishing School ancl Career C 2l6 Superior S+ree'l' Toledo- Ohio 6II Jefferson 24l-534I 248-2438 l65 WAYNE LUMBER COMPANY 202 Canal Avenue Toledo, Ohio X4 Ai, 243-3258 Kiffy Bebell and Dave Nowak preview fhe spring prom look. CHAMPION CLEANERS l542 Sau+h S+. 332.7131 CRAFT MASTER CORPORATION Leading Manufacfurers of Painf-loy-Number Sefs and Ofher l-lobby lfems Main Office and Facfory: 328 Norfh Wesfwood Ave. Toledo. Ohio Branch Offices: A Sanfa Fe Springs, California Sfrafhroy, Onfario, Canada London, England I66 I . 4 A ine as Lin a Na eau gives er irs? s o+. MERCY SCHOOL OF NURSING Accreclifed by 'l'he Naiional League of Nursing CUMMIERCIAL 81 RESIDENTIAL NEW BUILDINGS 8 REMODEIJNG FHA Terms-5 Yrs. fo Pay All WORK PERSONALLY SUPERVISED 3 8 2-1311 C I al mo GLENDEI. LN. ssnvmc Tousno smcs 1946 SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 314 CONSTRUCTION CZ. 1:51 - .- :2:7:5:1..':-1111: :5:f: I.: 6.332.135 5:3 zz, ,w p 355 531 1 2535 4.5 ,. zfzfg 2:1 113: 51' -N :f:Q E fi: :::5: .,:.:.:.3... Q: 35:2 .2 :iz :gtg A 5233 2:25 ll JgIgIg -Q :IQ ' Q gf: Q12 2:21 5'i'l'3'-'flu :gtg 4 E555 f ifif Q.: 35? 255 5525 S255 F-'5 Serving Toledioans For 56 l Years T 0 h T lj Price will lfl QU-WW T in lj Service S Here al' Toledo Blue Prinl' your personal fasies and preferences can be found in our complere srock of: ' Oil Coloring Sefs ' Blue Prinl' Papers J 0 Skelching Easels ' T-Squares ' Slide Rules 0 Drafling Tables ' Scales 0 Brushes 0 Triangles lj Arlisl Cl Archirecf lj S'l'udenl' lj Drafisman lj Engineer B T B TOLEDC BLUE PRINT AND PAPER CCMPANY 3I6 Superior S+. 243f7224 Free Parking In Rear of Slore Open Mon. Eve 'lil 9 P.M FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 312 SEELIG DRUG I 732 Arlingion 382-0885 PRESCRIPTICNS Free Delivery START with Q' when planning to build or remodel LO , F and onl L'O'F mak s 9 'intheU.S.A.y e s '-AT'NG V' XX . .F- ' -j-1 z T N-ff.-1 . , '- WJ MONROE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH INC. Excellence in Sales-Service IOOO Monroe S+.-Down'I'own Toledo Q- E GM , ESX JOSEPH s SUPER MARKETS f MQ, , HQ ' Na+ionaI Brands ' I fb - RaI'l1 Qualily Meals v Freshesl Produce in Town I70 REI NHART SALES, INC. Your lnlernalional Dealer Bowling Green, Ohio 352-5206 WHERE YOU ARE A CUSTOMER-NOT A NUMBER ALL xmas or nunmv LUMB WELCOME :nusnzom Asvmm PRODUCTER - cvvsum rnunucrs . - owzns-commas iusuunon Y - 1 LUUR me - Pnssnnc wann v mnows - Pu:-nuns nunns - noormn MAmuALs . ' 222232133335 CQ, - uwsns cumulus 2 - susr Nnzn cmnss - nunusns unnnwnns Phone 53 I 5387 - uunmv mms AT Low ' Low rmczs DELIVERY AVAILABLE fI:'II5?9I 'WEEQO CASH 8 CARRY PRICES GASHWAY LUMBER 00. ru WHY PAY MORE 2716 N. REYNOLDS lBetween Central 8. BancrofII Business .AIA G E N E ELEH DT Au'ro f.-.V .g55.:z:::M,. . . . .,..:.:.:.g:5.5q,y , A v is s Xy , S C' 9 M noon scmv Homeowners l ffiifil' I ?iI9ffFif?iQf?.i1212512-A ,122 E-.lfziiii-EI:52I -3411--sii E xsu cnou 3 Good Reasons 'ro Call AMERICAN GUARDIAN INSURANCE AGENCY Guardian of ProperIy I830 W. Bancrofi' Near Upfon 479-9357 PILOT IPoIiI'icaI Informafion League of TeamsI'ersI 435 SouII1 Hawley SI. Toledo THE SHERBROOKE -NOI'eCI- PAUL L. STEINBERG, STANLEY RASZKA For Fine Food. Service, Afmosphere Dwedor Chwman 4082 Monroe S+. 474-6500 I7I gp--v KET UNCLE JACK S RESTAURANT Soufhlancl Shopping Cen'l'er Famous for Charcoal J Broiled S+ealcs 6 A.M. io 9 P.M FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 310 Qyitrfyfifsffsxf'wifi32525Wr T E. H. WEBB McAuleyans selecl Ken Mossing +o build fheir fufurg homgg, General Confracfor Commercial-Resideniial KEN MOSSING BUILDER 2IO5 Belvedere Dr, i226 Champe Rd. 382-963l Toledo- Ohio Toledo l5, Ohio 893-I292 I72 r WALTER FUNERAL HOME I22I Broadway To edo, Ohio MR. AND MRS. JOHN A. WEBER 2730 Hemlock Dr. To edo, Ohio MR. NORB WELLS 2060 Laslcey Rd. To edo, Ohio WHITE HUT SYSTEM INC. 3472 Collingwood To edo, Ohio MR. AND MRS. DWIGHT WOLFE 2222 Townley Rd. To edo, Ohio TANGLEWOOD GOLF CLUB INC. y Dowling Rd. Soulh of Perrysburg I thmgsgo 1 I better Dm I MR. JOHN ZALEWSKI Wlth 3455 5I5I Marybrook Toledo, Ohio S COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO OF OHIO Toledo, Ohio 474-548I The sfores Barbara Hoffman paironi ZGS... CROMLY PHARMACIES I9I7 Airpori' Hwy. 3670 Rugby Drive HARRISON MARINA INC 3840 Summi'r S'I'reeI' Toledo, Ohio 729- I 676 I73 Maryann Carens, '67, and Pai Mecurio. '66 pracfice Ihe infricafe measuremem' necessary for nursing. Begin your Professional Educafion al' ST. VINCENT HOSPITAL SCHOOL Raffle Bario AAA ITopI I5.3 Hands Raffle Bario I95,284, holds Ihe record on Ihe Prescoff. Arizona Irack for 330 yards. l:I6.98I This ouisianding son of Bario AAA, will be running in The maior evenis in I'he Midwest and will sfand in Ohio. Raffle Bario is AAA af 330 and 350 yards. He has 5 firsfs. 6 seconds. and 5 Ihirds in 25 evenis. Privafe sI'ucI fee. OF NURS'NG nozEN ACRES HoRsE FARM 220' Cherry SI' Toledo Box 262-Duich Road WaI'erviIIe 872-24II For Informaiion WriI'e: Direcfor MR. AND MRS. ROBERT J. KIRK I74 MARY MANSE COLLEGE Toledo, Ohio Leo J. Durniaf Abel Body Shop Mrs. Carl P. Adamshick Mr. and Mrs. Eric P. Adamshick Mr. and Mrs. Fred Addis Advance Adverlising Service Dick Alexa and Family The Gene Alexander Family Mrs. Edna Allen All of Us Plus One Mrs. G. Amicucci Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Anderson Angelo's Spaghefli House Mr. Vicfor Anfolini Eddy's Grill Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Armsfrong Jr. Harold A. Aubry Richard G. Babel Mr. and Mrs. . Julius Badik Milburn Baker Sue and Karen Baker Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Beach Mr. and Mrs. William G. Bebell Beffy Ann Beaufy Shop Mr. and Mrs. James E. Bolfon Mrs. Marfha Bolfon Friends Of McAuley Mr. and Mrs. William Compfon Mr. and Mrs. Roberf F. Comfe Courfesy Cleaner Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Coyle The Thomas R. Crossen Family Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Czarnecki Mr. Albin Czerniakowski Dale Funeral Home lnc. Mr. and Mrs. John Dandar Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dane Dan's Hardware Mr. and Mrs. Roberl DeBrock Mr. ancl Mrs. Donald DeMars Mr. and Mrs. R. J. DuMonf Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Burf Dybala Easfmoreland Rexall Eddie Heer Bowling Supplies lnc. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin P. Ehrman Mr. Roberf Espen Mr. and Mrs. Angelo F. Fanelly Mr. and Mrs. Donald O. Feak Mr. and Mrs. Donald Feehan Fender's Markef Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Fischer Mrs. Toni Bordner Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boyer Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Brady Mr. and Mrs. William W. Braker Mr. William Brandel Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bruning Mrs. Signa Buerk Bufler Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Calkins Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Casale'H'a Casey's Wafch and Clock Shop Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Chambers Mrs. Efhel M. Cherry Cinderella Shop Mrs. John P. Clear Mrs. Edward Mr. and Mrs. Fifzpafrick Carl Florian Mr. and Mrs. John Florian Mr. and Mrs. Herberl' M. Flory Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Rev. William A Friend E. D. Floyd Norman For-fhome Friemofh Mr. and Mrs. Walfer C. Friend Rf. Rev. A. J. Gallagher George J. Garn Agency GarreH s Shell Service Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Gdowik Geha's Red 81 Whife Mr. Roberf Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Golrlfried Mr. and Mrs. Franz Goufliere Mr. and Mrs. Dane Greashaber Mr. and Mrs. John P. Grindle Mr. Sfanley A. Grzezinski Mr. and Mrs. William L. Haas Mrs. John Hanifan Doris P. Hannigan Hansen Realfy Company Mr. Paul L. Harman Mr. and Mrs. Dale Harms Harold's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Heinlin Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Kennefh Hoepfl Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Hoffman Hoffmann's Food Sfore Holf Roofing Co. Holy Angels School Homeroom 306 Homeroom 3l I Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Hruska Jerry Porfer Radio 8: 'l'V Mrs. Deborah R. Johnson Dr. Duane Johnson D.D.S. Mr. Thomas H. Jusfen Mr. and Mrs. Sfanley Kaczala Miss Janice Kauss Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kauss Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Kauss Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Kelly Mr. William Kerr Mr. and Mrs. James Kerscher Keysfone Aufo Glass Keysfone Exferminafing Co. Mr. and Mrs. Chesfer Kiiowski Mrs. Henry Kmonk Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred F. Knack l75 Knighfs of Columbus Insurance Mr. and Mrs. D. Kofcherowski A. Kofcherowski Co. P. J. Kranz lnsurance Agency Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kranz Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kraus Miss Genevieve Kraufh The John .Kudlica Family Mrs. Anna LaBeau Miss Rosanne M. Lahey Mr. David L. Langendorfer Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Langfon Mr. and Mrs. Glen J. Lehr Lindsay Food Producis Mr. and Mrs. John Longmore Mr. and Mrs. Ray Luken Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lyons Mrs. George M. Madden Dr. and Mrs. John A. MaH'oni Mr. H. G. Mays McAuley High School Alumnae Mrs. Theresa McCar+hy McCorkel's Food Fair McDermoH s Homecraff Mr. and Mrs. E. E. McHugh The Tom McHugh Family Margarel' McKimm Miss Kafhryn McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Frank McManus Mr. and Mrs. Michael McMillan Mel's TV 8: Radio Service Mel's Shell Service Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' Michalski Michel's Poini' 8: Garden Cenier Mr. and Mrs. H. Mika Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mileski Mr. and Mrs. LaVon Miller Mr. and Mrs. Nelson L. Musch Napoleon Creamery Navy Moihers of America No. I80 Mr. John S. Nears Neumann Bro'I'hers Jewelers Newporl- Builders-Cabinefs Nowicki's Grocery I76 Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Nusbaum Mr. and Mrs. John M. O'Connell Dr. J. J. Olson, Or+hodon'l'is+ The John O'Shea Family Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' O'Shea Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Page Rev. John P. Pasqualin Paszlor's Pure Oil Service Mr. and Mrs. Glen Pegish J. C. Penney Co. Perrysburg Sporl' Shop The James PeHy Family Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pierce Family Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Poland Mr. George A. Presser Mr. and Mrs. George A. Presser Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' Pribe Jr. Mr. Joseph Przybylski Mr. and Mrs. Waller Przysiedii Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Peu'l'z Miss Claudia Ann Ramisch Miss Terrie Raymond R 8: K Refuse Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Reger Mr. and Mrs. James J. Reid The Henry Reuss Family Mr. and Mrs. John A. Robb The Rodriguez Family Russell's Formal Wear Mr. and Mrs. John Sarchiz Mr. and Mrs. Allen J. SaH'ler Saveway Red and Whi'l'e Mr. Joseph G. Schmuhl The Schuohard Family Mr. and Mrs. John E. Schwdn JI'- Miss Kafhleen A. Shea Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shea Simon's Appliance Repair The Sindyla Family Mrs. Amelia M. Smifh Mr. and Mrs. Franklin J. Smilh Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Smilh Mr. and Mrs. David Sparagowski ln Memory of William Smifh S+. Ann School, Fremonf S+. Ca+herine's CYO S+. Charles Hospifal S'l'. Clemenl' School Sf. Francis de Sales Elem. School S+. Pafrick of Heaiherdowns School Sf. Pefer School, Upper Sandusky S+. Vinceni' de Paul School Mr. and Mrs. Wilberf L. Sfewarl' Mr. and Mrs. Herberi' S'l'emen The Ted Slocki Family Mr. and Mrs. John R. Srockwell Mr. and Mrs. Alan Sfrowger Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sfubblefield Mr. and Mrs. Byron H. Sufer Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles SuH's Mr. and Mrs. Alberi' Szilak Dr. Frank Taylor Taylor Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thieman Miss Vicki Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Tilfon Mr. and Mrs. Sfephen Timar Mr. and Mrs. Richard Toerne Mr. and Mrs. J. Tomaszewski Tony Wroblewski Posi' iifl 8 Canleen Mr. and Mrs. Sfeve Torzewski Vanify Fair Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Julius Vargo Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Verhelsi' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vinson Mr. and Mrs. John Waldvogel E. B. Warren Flowers Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver Webber's Reslaurani' Mr. and Mrs. Roberl L. Wesl' Mr. and Mrs. Ned R. Welherill Mr. Monfe Whelan Mr. Roberl' P. Whelan Mr. and Mrs. Sol WiH'enberg Wixie's Bakery Mr. and Mrs. John Woodby Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Yager Mr. and Mrs. Salvalore Zuccarell ACTIVITIES, 4-4-45 Addis, Kalhleen, 57, 80 Addis, Michele, ll2, I22 ADMINISTRATION, I6-l7 Albrecht Anroinelle, 34. 80 Albrecht John. 88 Albrecht Michele, IOO. l05 Albrecht Robin, ll2 Alexander, Amy, l24, l35 Allam. Vicloria, ll2 Allen, Marcia, 74. I24, I35 Alma, Sisier Mary, 39, 6l Anaya, Luisa, l24 Anderson, Mary, l24, l56 Andrews, Rebecca, 54, 80, 89, 94- Ann Marie. Sisler. 27 Aubrey, Sharon, 62, IOO, l06 Babel, Carol, l24, l35 Babel, Joan, Il2 Bach, Deborah, IOO Badilc, Debbie, 124 Baird, Kalhleen. l24 Balmer, Diane, l24 Baker, Sue, IOO Ball, Carol, 124, I34 Barber, Mr. Berkeley, 43 IDE Brandel, Janice, II2, ll9 Brandel, Marcia, 62, l0O, IOS Brandel, Mr. William, l3l Brandenburg, Gayle, IOO, IO6 Breier, Diane, 65, ll2, l22 Brennan, Nancy, SI, 82 Brel'a, Sisier Mary, 29 Brown, Calherine, ll2 Bruning, Pafricia, I25, l29 Buchanan, Rex, IO6 Buerlc, Karen, II3 Buerlc, Mary IOO Bunde, Rosemary, 82 Cahill, Mrs. Donna, 24, 25 Calkins, Calherine, 82 Camargo, Cynlhia, ll3 Cameron, Barbara, I25 Carens, Maryann, I74 Carroll, Janet I25 Carroll, Marcia, II3 Baralra, Calherine, 66 Bales, Mary, I24 Bales, Chrislopher. 83 Beaber, Barbara, lI2 Beach, Cynihia, l24, I33, l59 Beaudry, Sandra, ll2 Bebell, Kalherine, 22, 46, 81.9 Beclcler. Amy, l24 Beclcler, Chrisline, l00 Beckman, Joan, 74, ll2, l23 Beeley, Bonnie. 8l Benlley, Kalhleen. I8, 4l, 48, 73. ll2 Berning, Jane, 8l Best Chrisrine, l06 Best Karen, ll2 Best Marianne, 8l Bingle, James, 83 Biernaclci, Caiherine, l00, l05 Biscard, Cynlhia, 8l Blanchard. Conslance, 83 Blazey, Linda, Bl Bohnelt Sally, 4l, ll2 Bohnsack, Debra, 73, 124 Boianowslci, Debra. Bl Bolger, Maureen, I24 Bollon, Cynlhia, l24 Boyer, Barbara, 29, IOO. Ill, l58. l70 Boyer, Berry, 112, 117 Brabhan, Mary, lI2, l2l Bradley. Palricia, I25 Brainard, Terry, 35, 56, 8l Braker. Mary, I25, l29 Bralcer. Palricia, l00 Brandel, Barbara, I25 Brandel, Connie, I25, l29, l3l, l32 a l 'ir in 4, 1 V -Ann i 3 Carroll, Palricia. l00, IO3 Casalelra, Therese, 76, IOO Cassidy, Colleen, I25 Cassidy, Patricia, 82, I55 Cafherine Mary, Sisler, I7, I9. 30, 46 Chamberlin, Belh, 70, I25 Chambers of Sound, I45 Chambers, Jeanne, 20, I25 Chapman, John, 64 Charlesella, Sisler Mary, I8, I9, l35 Cherry, Gloria, l35 Cieslukowski. Bonni, I25 Clark, Alina, I67 Clear, Cynlhia. 73, l26 Coffman, Janet I8, 73. II3 Coleman, Deborah, II3 Colelra, Sisler Mary, 27, 54 Colfuri, Chrisrine, 60, l00, lO8 COMMUNITY LIFE, I36-I76 Comle, Mary, l26 Conley, Kaihleen, II3, II7 Connolly, Callie, II3 Connolly, Margaret 53, 82 Cooper, Mary Colerfe, 82, I42 Cordero, Hilda, II3 Cordero, Lucy, 38, l26 Coyle, Parricia, lOl Crippen, Barbara, 4l, II3 Crossen. Mary, l0l Curler, Mrs. Grace, 54 Czarneclci, Becky, 52, 70, l26 Czernialc, Deborah, I26, l35 Czernialcowski, Barbara, 22, 53, 83 Dandar. Rosalie, l26 Dane, Diana, 46, lOl, IO4 Q,,N I Y IXNK Davis, Nancy, 20, l26 DeBauche, Debra, 39, 73, l26 DeBrock, Sheila, 48, 55. 83 DeCl'1ris'ropher, Kalhleen, lOl DeMars, Cynlhia, 22. 74, lOl DeMars, Mrs. Barbara, 26, 27 Demlco, Sandra, II3 Dent Karen, 73, l26 Delzer, Kay. IOI DeVolder, Pamela, 63, lOl Dibling, Mary Belh, 83 Diclion, Jean, I26 Didion, Joan. I26 Didion, Susan, II3 Dillon, Linda, II3 Dixon, Reva, II4 Donnelly, Mary, 27, l0l, l70 Donnelly, Palricia, l26, I70 Donovan, Bishop John, 69 Doriot Beverly, 83 Dorolhy, Sisler Mary, 2l, 42 DuMO1'1l'. Ann, 4l, ll4 Durniat DiAnne. 52, 83 Duwve, Diane, 38. ll4 Dybala, Darlene, ll2, ll4 Dybala, Shirley, II4 Dylewslci. Josephine, I27 Eberly, Margaret II4 Eberly, Virginia, I27 Ehrman, Kalhryn, 62, lOl, l03 Elizabeih Marie, Sisier, 34 Ellen Marie, Sisler, 24, 48, l03 Elliot Callie, 59 Elliot Chris, 59 Enclc, Sharon, 30, I27 Erd, Laura, 83 Erlorcl, Colefle, 62, lOl FACULTY-ACADEMICS. I4-43 Fago, Palricia, I27, l28 Falk, Krisfine, I27 Fall, Nancy. 69 Falier, Mrs. Margaret 43 Fanelly, Jean, I l4 Feher, Linda, lOl, IO7 Fellman, Chrisline, I27, I33 Fischer, Laura, 84, 87 Fil1Gerald, Jane, 66 Fitzgerald, Rev. Robert S.J.. 77 Filzpafriclc, Mrs. Margaret 20, 60 Flores, Valeria, I27 Florian, Janet l24, I27 Florian, Jeanne, I27 Florian, Vicki, I8, 46. II4, lI5. I2O Flory, Palricia, I27 Floyd, Susan, II4 Flynn, Colleen, 35, 84 Flynn Mrs. Helen, 43 Flynn Theresa, 46, 64, 84. 87, I57, Forche, Renee, II4 Forresl, Rila, 84 Forlhome, Palricia, II4 Fox, Grelchen, I02, I48 Fox, Mary, II4, I48 Fox, Palricia, I27, I48 Frederick, Carol, 74, II2, II4, II7 French, Linda, I27 FRESHMEN, I24-I3S Friend, Jeanne, II4 Friend, Joan, I I4 Gallagher. Gary, IO6 Garcia, Alice, 3I, 84 Gaspar, Joan, 84 Gdowik, Barbara, I24, I27, I30 Gdowilc, Janice, 46, 47, 50, 84, 9I Gdowilc, Mr. Joseph, I3O Geha, Lisa, 39, I27 Geldine, Rulh, I27 Genevieve, Sisler Mary, 33 Glaser, Linda, I28 Goufliere, Carol, IIS Goodwin, Anne, 74, IIS Gorman, Mrs. Bridgell, 29, II7 Gonzalez, Rosalie, II4 Glinslri, Jean, I28 GLEE CLUB, 36 GRADUATION. 68-69 Gray, Donna, l28 Gray, Janel, I02 Gray, Margo, IIS Gray, Palricia, 84 Greashaber, Allyson, I28 Grogan, Palricia, I28 Grudzinslci, Janel, 22, I02, IO4, IO6 Guarcliola, Alice, 25, 84 Guerra, Pepe, 83 Guhl, Nancy, I28 Guhl, Rebecca, IIS Gurecliy, Cheryl, I29 Haas, Suzanne, I02 Hagerman, Susan, I02 Haggerly, Mary, 20, IIS Hanna, Mary, I02 Harman, Judilh, 38, I29 Harms, Diane, IIS, ISI Harms, Susan, SI, 84 Hayes, Barbara, 84, 85 Heilman, Karen, I67 I-Ieinlin, Annelle, IIS Herlzleld, Susan, 84, 94 Heydinger, Mary, 28, IIS Higgins, Jane, 75, I02, I64 Hill, Chrisline, II6 I78 Hoffman, Barbara, I02, I73 Hoffmann, Chrisline, I02 Hoffman, Mrs. Lynne, 24 Hoffman, Rose. I29 Holi, Kalhleen, I02 Holz, Kris, 68 Homeroom 203, I46 Homeroom 207, I39 Homeroom 307, IS3 Homeroom 3I I, I44 Homeroom 3I2, I69 Homeroom 3I4, I67 Homerooms 3IS-3I6, I54 Homeroom 3I0, I72 Honner, Pamela. 64, I29 Honsberger, Mary, I02 Howard, Ann, I02 Hruslra, Nadine, I27, I29 Hungling, Susan, II6 Hunyor, Diann, II6 Hyde, Margarel, 28, 3I, 84, 90 Imelda, Sisler Mary, I6 INTRODUCTION. I-I3 Irmen, Kalhy, 84 Ivan, Adele, 53, 84 Jacoby, Rev. Paul, S.V.D., I9 Jaeger, Rosemary, 84 Jambor, Mrs. Anna, 43 Jane Frances, Sisler M., I7, I9 Jane Marie, Sisler, I9, 34, II3 Jarrell, Pafricia, II6 , Jarzabski, Palricia, 39, I29 Jeanelle, Sisler Mary, 24. 29, IO9, III Jennings, Palricia, I02 Joan Marie, Sisler, 20, 37, II5 Johnson Mrs. Belle, 2I, 47 Johnson Lynda, 62, 65. 86, 88 Johnson Mary, 4I, II6 Johnson, Mrs. Mary Ann, 29, 4I Johnson, Palricia, I29 Jones, Rulh Ellen, II6, II7 JUNIORS, IOO-I I I JUNIOR PROM, IO6 Junlcins, Jeanne, I29 Junlcins, Mary Belh, I29 Kaczala, Sharon, I02 Kaseman, Pamela, I02 Kauss, Mary Ellen, II6 Kelly, Kalhleen, 86, 97 Kelly, Marie, II6 Kembrerling, Karyl, II6, I22 Kempli, Vicloria, I I6 Kennelly, Margarel, I29 Kerr, Karen, 32, I02 Kerscher, Sally, I29 Kiiowski, Amy. 3I, 86 King, Herva, 27, I02, IO3 King, Mary Beih, 65, II6, I22 Kinn, Karen, 20, I29, IS9 Kinsey, Mary, I29 Kirk, John, I48 Kirlc, Margaret I29 Kleparelc, Suzanne, I29 Kmonlc, Judiih, I29 Knack, Linda, 86 Kniep, Marlha, 22, 86, 92 Knighl, Karen, I02, IOS Knurelc, Suzanne, 55, IO4 Kohler, Vely, I29 Kohli, Kalhleen, I29 Kolinslci, Kaihleen, IO4 Konczal, Karen, IO4 Konczal, Mary Lynn, 53, 86 3 52 Koschinslci, Rose Anne, 22, 2 , Koicherowslci, Therese, I29 Kramer, Sandra, IO4 Kranz, Carol, 38, II6 Kroon, Roberla, II7 Krumel, Cynlhia, IO3, I04 Krumel, Roxanne, II7 Kruska, Kafhleen, I29 Kudlica, Krisline, IO4 Kuiawa, Kalhleen, II7 Kwapich, Calherine, IO4 Kwapich, Diane, 80, 86 LaBrecque, Karen, IO4 LaBrecque, Kalhleen, II7 Lahey, Margarel, 22, 57, 86, 92 Laird, Mrs. Barbara, 30 Lang, Mrs. Evelyn, 43 Lang, Juclilh, 3I, 34, 86 Langlon, Anne, I30 LaPIan'r, Diane, I04 Lauer, Janice, I3O Lehr, Deborah, LO4, IIO, III Lehr, Elizabelh, I30 Leirer, Nancy, II8, I30 Leonard, Bridger, I30 Leonard, Mary, IOS Leonardo, Sisier Mary, I7, 20 Lewis, Alicia, II7 Liberkowski, Bernadelie, II7, I2I Llanas, Mary Ellen, II7 Logiudice, JOEI, 33, 50, 86 f .,, . im aaf ,.. , A . I . .I 95 Malloni, Denise, 6l, l30, I34 , , I05 Logiuclice, Maria, II7 Logiudice, Vicloria, 38, 70, II7 Longmore, Cynlhia, II5, II7 Longmore, Sandra, I34 Love, Marcia, II4, II8 Ludwig, Calhy, I05 Lynch, Palricia, 80, 86, 94, 95 Lyons, Deborah, 87 Mack. Kalhryn, l3O, I34 Madclen, Kalhleen, 34. 5I, 90 Malak, Carol, 68 MAINTENANCE. 4-2, 43 Margarel' Marie, Sisler, I8, I9, 34 Marie Therese, Sisler, I7 Marilyn Ann, Sisler, I9, 24, 47, 48 Marshall, Krisrine, lI5, II8 Maflhews, Charlene, I3O Mallhews Deborah 54 I30 Marloni Angela, 90 Malloni Jacqueline Malloni Mary l30 McCann Mary II8 McCann Susan I05 McCar'fhy Theresa 76 I05 McCar1'ney Mary II8 McCarIney Mrs. Michael 58 McHugh Elizabelh 87 McHugh Kalhleen l30 McI-Iugh Mary I05 McHugh Nancy 90 Mclnlire Mary Lou 90 9I 92 McKlmm Mary Ann I05 McLaughlin Karhryn 35 90 ,Y McMillan, Mrs. Mary Jo, 20, 30 McMuIIin, Linda, 30, I22, I30 McNamara, Debby, II8 McNamee, Maureen, 54, 70, l30 McNerney, Carol, II8 McNerney, Tom, 58 Meiring, Marcia, 85, 89, 90 Merce, Chrisreen, IIS Mercurio, Pal, I74 Mercurio, Sandra, I30 Mehger, Anloinelle. I05 Meliger, Geraldine, 63, 90 Me er Rulh, 38 66, I05 y . . Meyer, Suellen, I30 Mika, Carol, II8 Mileslci, Barbara, I30 Mileslci, Rosemary, I05 Miller, Deborah, I30 Miller, Eileen, 90, 96 Miller, Gail, I3I Miller, Janel, 56, I I8 Miller, Pamela, 39, l3I Miller. Paula, IO0, I05 Milchell, Deborah, I05 Monelra, Michele, II8 Moore, Mary Anne, I05 Moore, Sheila, II7, II9 Moore, Treva, I05 Morel, Colleen, II9 Mossing, Ken, I72 Mouch, Carole, 73, l3I, I4-I Orzechowski, Kalhleen, II9 O'Shea. Deborah, I08, I09, III, I3I O'Shea, Frances, I3I O'Shea, Kalhryn, II9 O'Shea, Milne, 88 Ozga, Rev. Sianislaus, I9 y K Mouch, I-Iarold, I4-I Mowlca, Joanne, I3I Muller, Deborah, I05 Muller, Kalhleen, 68 Murphy, Maureen, I3l Musch, Kalhleen, I3I Musch, Viclci, II9 Muslafaga, Kalhleen, I05, I08 Musleric, Deborah, 90 Nachazel, Shannon, I3I Nadeau, I.incIa, I67 Nelly, Brigid, II2, II9 Nally, Francis, 69 Neiman, Juclilh, 26.77, II9, I23 Nenno, Theresa, 85, 90 Nowack, Dave, I66 Nowaclci, Jane, 32, I08, II9 Nowacki, Sandra, 51 Nusbaum. Kalhryn, 60, 62 Obergefell, Peggy, I06, I08 O'ConneII, Eileen, I3I O'ConneII, Palricia, I08 Olwick, Teresa, 60, 9I, 92, I5I Opperman, Mrs. Florence, 42 O'ReiIly, Palricia, I47 Orlowslci, Casimira, I3I Orlowski, Persis, II9 Page, Palricia, I08 Page, Penny, I3I Papenfus, Mr. George, 43 Paul, Sisler Mary, 30 Paula, Sisrer Mary, 20 Pegish, Rebecca, I3l Pero, Palricia, II9 Perry, Palricia, II9 Pesci, Jack, 95 Pelrie, Linda, 68 Perry, Barbara, I08 Pelry, Donna, 34, 9I Pezzin, Debra, I08 Pielroykowslci, Carol, I65 Phillip, Sisler Mary, 36 Pinciolli, Veronica, 20, I22, II9 Pisrilli, Jacqueline, I08 Pohorecki, Carol Ann, 22, 23. 42, Poland, Teresa. 89, 9I Pollex, Karen, 20, I20, I22 Powers, Mary, I32 Prenriss, Donna, 47, I20, I23 Presser, Debra, I32 Presser, Karen, 120 Pribe, Carole, I08 Price, Mrs. M. P., 52 9I Przybylslci, Marcia, I32 Puelz, Barbara, 62, IO8 Pugh, JoAnn, 22, 28, 8l, 92 Puhl, Barbara, I06, I20 Queenen, Ann, IO8 Raffle, Bario, I74 Ragan, Barbara, 69 Ragan, Elizabeih, 22, 23.28, 60, 67, 80, 92 Ramey, Jacquelyn, I20 Ramisch, Candace, 55, I20 Randall, Kimberly, I20 Randall, Lindaioy, 92 Randolph, Karen, I20, IIB Rau, Rhonda, 92 Ray, Barbara, I32 Raymond, Marqarel, 92, 97 Reese, Sherrie, I20 Refermal, Carol, I20 Reqer, Charlene, 2I, IO8 Reid, Paula, IO8 ' Reid, Palricia, l32 Reid, Susan, IO8 Reid, Mrs. Virginia, 42 Reilly, Chrisline, I20 Reinboljr, Marilyn, IO9 Reinharr, Carol, 62, IOO, IO9 Reinharl, Marlha, 82, 92 Reienl, Deborah, I20 Reuss, Mary, I32 Reynolds, Armine, I32 Rezy, Carol, 92 Rideour, Leslie, I32 Riedel, Kafhryn, I32 Rivers, Chrisiine, I20 Robb, Carherine, I32 Roberls, Regina, I03, IO9 Roberlson, Debbrah, IO9 Robinson, Donna, l32 Rossman, Elizaberh, 4l, I20 Rourke, Mary Ann, I20 Rousseau, Barbara, I32 Rousseau, Rulhann, l2l Runyan, Gail, 22, 92 Rowland, Doug, l06 Ryan, Colleen, 56, 93 Samberg, Karen, 28, 80, 93, 94 Sandrock, Conslance, 62, 93 Sarchiz, Deborah, IO9 Salrlerlield, Kalherine, 27, 62, IO9 Sariler, Cynlhia, IO9 Sayers, Barbara, 94 Scherer, Rila, I2I Schiess, Debra, I2l Schlageler, Elizabeih, IO9 Schlagheck, Chrisline, 62, 63, 88, 90, Schmuhl, Susan, l2l Schreiber, Deborah, l2l Schuchard, Carol, IIO Schuller, Linda, 29, 30, IIO, Ill Schwan, Kalhleen, I32 Schweiclcerf, Karen, 20, 38, 4I, I2I Schweiclcerl, Therese, 60, 75, 83, 93 l80 9l.93 ID -C-'Fi Scoll, Rhonda, I32 Sczesny, Linda, IIO SENIORS, 78497 Senior Class, I38 SENIOR PLAY, 88-89 Senn, Lynne, I32 Senn, Mary, 25, 93 Shea, Judilh, 29, 30, IIO Sheehy, Jane, 22, 46, 47, 9I, 92.93, 94 Shears, Luanne, 30, IIO Shirlc, Mr. Wilbur, 43 Shrader, Sue, 94 Shumer, Mary Jane, l32 Simon, Leslie, 94 Sindyla, Carol, l2I Sindyla, Krisii, 94 Sirilo, Sandra, 33, 65, I27 Slceldon, Deborah, I24 Slicker, Sharon, I33 Slicker, Susan, IO9, IIO Sloia, Chrisline. 94 Smilh, Mrs. Irene, 42 Smilh, Pamela. 47, IIO, I50 Sobeclci, Maureen, I33 SOPI-IOMORES, II2, I23 Sparagowslri, Diane, I33 Sparks, Judy, l24, I33 Spence, Mary Ann, 94 Spielcer, Debby, 83 Springer, Theresa, 9l, 94, 96 Siaeball. Chrisline, 95 Slechschulle. Susan, 68 Slemen, Margarei, I33 Slengle, Chrisline, 94, 95, I53 Slengle, Cynihia, I2I Slewarr, Joyce, I2l Siipp, Diana, 133 Slipp, Leslea, IIO Slocki, Mary, 95 Slockwell, Kaihleen, 49, l2I Sloclcwell, Mary, I33 Slolces, Linda, I33 Siraub, Cynlhia, 64, IOO, IO8. I IO Sfreicher, Miss Anne, 20 Srrowger, Jacquelyn, 76, III Slrowger, Rebecca, 74, 95 Slrowger, Theresa, I33 STUDENT COUNCIL, 46, 47 STUDENT LIFE, 98, I35 Sullivan, Michele, 95 Su'I'er, Mary Pal, III Suffer, Janice, I22 Sweeney, Mary, I22 Szabo, Julia, I22 Szczepanslci, Denise, 65, III Szilak, Juclilh, 22, 23, 46. 49. 9I. 95 Szuizik, Barbara, 69 Szydlowslcu Camille 95 Sz owny, Janice 62, IOI IIO, III Szymanslci, Ka ren I 22 Thieman, Rosalie, 39, I34 Thomas, Maria, I22 Thomas, Pamela, 63, 70, 9I, 95 Thompson, Vicforia, I22 Tillman, Mrs. James, 58 Tillman, Susan, 32, I00, III Timar, Mary Sue, I03, III Tipping, Linda, I I I Toerne, Berh, 65, I22 Torzewslci, Joyce, 28, I22 Trudeau, Kalhryn, 25, 96 Trudeau, Rebecca, II5, I23 Turner, Cassandra, I34 Turney, Parricia, 96 Vargo, Sue, I34 Verhelsl, Jane, I34 Veirer, Margaret 20, 58, II4, I23 Vinson, Beverly, II I Virginia Marie, Sisrer, 2I Wagener, Deborah, I23 Wagener, Susan, I34 Wagner, Chrisrine, I34 Wakefield, Carhy, 35, 60, 96, I39, I4 162 Wallcer, Janet 30, I ll Wannemacher, Linda, I23 Wasielewslci, Roberfa, I23 Wawrzynialc, Regina, I34, I45 Weaver, Karen, I34 Weaver, Sue, III Webb. Anile, 55, 83, 97 Weber, Kathleen, I26, I34 Weber, Mary Jane, 22, 23, 91.92, 97 Wegener, Becky, I35 Weisenburger, Rev. Raymond, 69 Wesr, Terry, I35 Wernerr, Sieve, 83 Weslenkirchner, Laura, 30, I35 Welherill, Elizabeih, 25, 70, 97, I59 Wilkerson, Caiherine, 65, I35, l59 Williams, Debra, I23 Williams, Kafhleen, II4, I22, I23 Wilson, Peggy, I23 Winhoven, Judilh, I35 Wolfe, Diane, I35 Wood, Lorna, 53, 97 Yager, Anne, I35 Yager, Jeanne'r're. 34, 97 Zalewslci, Brenda, 97 Zallco, Conslance, 96, 97 Zarleo, Josephine, I23 Zerucha, Kalhleen, 97 Zibbel, Rila, I35 Zouhary, Mary, 26, 49, I35, I45 Zuccarell, Susan, 135 11 3, I44. 'I - YI I - I - xi , ' ' . T Szymanski, Melvina, 30. 133 I I. A' 555 III' fx. H , V A Q ' ,, 'i ' - D ' V, 12.14 I , M VA: 143 CO-EDITORS AND INTRODUCTION ... ... .. PHOTOGRAPHY ........ .... FACULTY-ACADEMICS .... .... STUDENT LIFE ...... ..... SENIORS lt's now 6 p.m., March I, l968 ,... the final deadline has been made. How can you measure the boxes of Good and Plen- ty, the reams of newsprint, the worn down erasers, the frayed tempers, and the wasted triplicates. We arrived in Detroit for our yearbook training the same day the riots started lwhat a coincidencelj. So, amid the sound of snipers' bullets and cries of Black Power this yearbook was born. In September, 305 became our haunt. Along with our com- petent and tireless staff we planned, wrote, cropped, and coaxed this book into existence. With blurry vision we checked copy for the lOOth time because we wanted to make the I 968 Gilmarian the perfect yearbook. Neither rain, sleet, hail, snow, nor grouchy typewriters kept us from meeting our deadlines. At times, though, we thought we'd never reach the post office before closing time. This is the largest, the most comprehensive, and the most expensive Gilmarian ever. We hope you like it. STAFF UNDERCLASS ..... ....... M ary Sei Cindy DeMa Carol Pohorec . . . . . Judi Szilalc Mary Jane Weber Carol POIWOFSCIKI BUSINESS MANAGERS ......... Rose Anne Koschin: Barbara Czernia lcows JoAnn Pugh Beth Ragan Margaret Lahey Janet Gruclzinski Gail Runyan - - . Jane SI'leGI'lY TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. Martha Kniep Kitty Bebell COPY READER .... ............. C onnie Zatko ADVISOR ......... ..... S ister Mary Paula, R.S.M COVER DESIGN ................... Janice Gdowilc CONSULTANT ........... ..... M r. Dick Swiech Faces, forever faces Communicating, exclaiming, Laughing. The face is a mirror Reflecting - A good report card? A date for Saturday? Or merely T.G.l.F.? An individual arises From eyes, nose, mouth, Expressing life. l82 l I' M' Y ummm NIH Bl 331 . ' JM umlllvxxllh fw lx sl Lin. Here they come . . . Some are walking, Some are running, Some who will inspire mankind With their plans for a unified world. 5. Many who will trust their brothers Because all are from Ones They've learned not only to think 'vm V fr -4 ' .J .fray 5. I84 But to dareg Not only to think But to care. V 1. mf ' 'f 'N1f,, A Z .., f -..1-.--1,4 L1 Y 4. - 4. ri