McAuley High School - Gilmarian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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261 underclassmen It was hard to say what made this junior class different from any other. Even the juniors could not think of a word to describe their class. Perhaps active would be the best choice. Junior year was an ac- tive one including skating parties, Christmas dance, ring ceremony, Treasure Hunt, and the junior- senior prom. The ring ceremony marked the occasion when juniors received their traditional McAuley rings. At a time when spirit was on the upswing, it seemed ironic that this class had the smallest number of girls purchase rings. The cere- mony highlighted a day that in- cluded a mass, a breakfast served by underclassmen, and a visit to the Westgate Dinner Theatre by the girls and their mothers. One of the ways juniors demon- strated creativity was their unique bulletin board. Topics included an homage to Peter Frampton, a countdown of the number of days left until Christmas dance, and a potpourri of class baby pictures. At Treasure Hunt time, the ju- niors used every opportunity to show that their spirit was high. This meant working hard at bake sales, car washes, and bike-a- thons. One shadow fell upon the year with the death of classmate Barb Keyser. ln recovering from the loss, many juniors realized how much friendships meant to them and a new class unity was forged. One junior summarized the year pretty well. When asked how she made it through, she said, Face piles of trials with smiles. The Sound of Junior Year -? - . s-..A..... ft as ': '-'INR 1 1, Wg,tv....i 3 Mm --- ....., ' . ' ' i ' X Q Q ' 1 jjj 1 ' n V ,'.....V V' ' v . 5 it . 'v Q . yo -.K is 9- xg , .

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Cal The overhead is not over-looked by Becky Fisher as she cleans after school. tbl The lock- ers serve as a perfect resting place for Laurie Sanderson as she opens her lock. lol Upon opening her locker Julie Viviano receives birth- day wishes from her friends. idl Classes were not interrupted by Halloween costumes as shown when Theresa Oswald explains an algebra problem to Jean Gray. tel Kim Edgeworth and Charla White discuss the elec- tion day bake sale. bak Debbie Urzykowski Jackie Valtin Amy VanderHooven Julie Viviano Kelly Wagener Pat Walker Jackie Walsh Lisa Wannemacher Charla White Jackie Willard Dawn Williams Melissa Williams Sandra Williams Cathi Williamson Beth Wurtz Lisa Wyrostek Lisa Zoltanski

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Cal Chef BoyArdee, Lynn VanVooren, thinks the lunch is mag- nifique! tbl Mickey Mouse, the junior mascot. fcl One of several upperclassmen in Spanish I, Michelle Konieczka memorizes her vocabulary. Qdl Sophomore Charisse Palmer joins Janice McNeal and Jennifer Jones for lunch. fel Junior moderator Mrs. Cahill shows her class how many years they've spent at McAuley. ffl Class officers Carolyn Welniak lSec.l, Janice Leirer fTreas.l, Mary Pat Arman fV.P.l, and Rhea Ballard fPres.l. lgl Mary Pat Arman shows that a little clowning around helps make Treasure Hunt fun.