McAuley High School - Gilmarian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Into Stages of Actualit Students are always found in McAuley's library patting final touches on their research papers, as are Dawn Nash and Debbie Meyers. The large number of records available in the Library Resource Center are shown by Emily Piotrowslzi. pay-'x '-I ,gm Kxlii if 25

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New Resource enter Swings Wel vit til. - ABOVE: Sherrie Reese and Chris Rivers are intrigued in learn- ing the mechanics of projectors. RIGHT: Mary Donahue models the latest thing in heargear as Ann Yager decides whether or not she will be fashion conscious this year. Mrs. Bette Pearce Johnson Head Librarian 24 Sister Mary Dorothy Library Assistant Sister Virginia Marie Library Assistant Sister Catherine Mary's and McAuley's dream of a Library Resource Center is fast becoming a reality. Through federal and state aid, along with contributions from McAuley Parents' Asso- ciation and other projects, the money is being raised. McAuley will be one of the first schools in the area to have such a Center. The Center will house not only printed ma- terials, but also records, films, tapes, filmstrips, and projectors. It will include typewriters, a spirit duplicator, copiers and carrels for inde- pendent study. A conference room and a profes- sional library will be added later, along with a faculty lounge. Opaque and overhead projectors, record players, and listening centers will be fur- nished through state aid. Federal aid will provide tapes and films. Next year's students will be the first to use the completed Center. f. 21 , f

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Shakespeare Hits Literature Classes The world of Shakespeare was explored by Mc- Auley's English students. Mrs. Carpenter's English I class examined the romantic side of Shakespeare by enacting various scenes from Romeo and Juliet in the mod style of today. English II students learned the historical along with the political side of Julius Caeser, while fourth year English investigated Hamlet Speech students gave demonstrations, from the various ways of baking a cake to the proper way of playing chess. Junior classes probed the world of American literature from the early writers to the contemporaries. Mrs. Anne Huttinger Freshman, Sophomore, Junior English, JCWA Sister Joan Marie Speech, Genesians, Glee Club i Mrs. Barbara Carpenter Freshman, Junior English H umanities, Drarnateers Mrs. Margaret Fitzpatrick Sophomore, Senior English, Quiz Bowl. Service Committee Sister Lucille Marie Junior English, American History Sister Mary Paula Sophomore. Senior English, Journalism, Yearbook. Booster Committee L 26 1 rr Romeo! Romeo! Dorothy Vernaz challenges Chris Fallon to a duel. Cheryl Braham plays Juliet.