McAuley High School - Gilmarian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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V ' 'I P LEFT: Going to college is a must today. Kris Marshall realizes ' its importance as she debates whether to go to Harvard or Yale. ABOVE: Carol McNerney looks over the possibilities of a career in science. areer Bound irls 'See the Light, McAuley's Guidance Department was kept excep- tionally busy this year. NEDT, PSAT and NMSQT tests and scores kept the guidance counselors on the move. A second semester program for seniors and juniors was engaged. Various speakers representing diverse ca- reers and colleges talked to the upperclassmen about college requirements and career training programs. Group guidance was used to convey information about college and business careers. Various filmstrips illustrated the proper methods of study, etiquette and college entrance requirements. Sister M. Jane Frances, senior guidance counselor, and Sister Marie Therese, director of guidance, held study sessions for the 56 juniors who took the National Merit Qualifying Test. Juniors were told to choose early the college they would like to attend in order to be as- sured of entrance. Sister Marcella Marie met with soph- omores to discuss with them their academic program for their remaining years at McAuley. ri BELOW: Sister M. Jane Frances takes a mo- ment out of her busy schedule for the photo- grapher. RIGHT: Sister Marie Therese in- structs freshmen in weekly group guidance sessions. 18

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ABOVE: Sister Catherine Mary and Sister Joan Marie, as- sistant to the principal, take a final look at the day's agenda before setting out on another fun-filled school day. BELOW: Trying to help the student body whenever possible, Sister Catherine Mary lends a helping hand to Sue Floyd and Mary Durhan. is v' Uh' gvtifm, 'W' .- Ltr -'.- ff 44 tsg,4l'W-y.hLL . Y-..,f ii

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Sister Marie Therese Director of Guidance Sister M. Jane Frances Senior Counselor Sister Marcella Marie Sophomore Counselor