McAuley High School - McAuleyan Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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ttRENEWAU, WITNESSED Could anyone possibly forget that sweltering day of our opening Massi But who is there to prove that this was not a sort of prelude to a year which would include much hard work and diffi- cult standards to meet, a year When the times would certainly be far from few when we would turn to God and ask His guidance. QUIET CONTEMPLATION is the basis of every studenhs liie. DURING THE OPENING Mass students are forced to relax in order to endure an unusually blistering afternoon,

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RETREATANTS ANTICIPATE the reception of Christ in Communion. mmmmmn 1. r vmmp w am a .+.-4faanr4 - ' CONVICTIONS REALIZED INTERESTED STUDENTS are a. challenge to any teacher. COMBINING THEIR TALENTS, McAuleyE religion teachers the spirit of the new liturgy. initiate

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ABILITY PROJECTED SUCCESS ACHIEVED Term papers, six-weeks tests, oral reports . . . we would have liked to have thought otherwise, but research and study seemed to be the only tools for success. Once the initial shock of this realization wore off, we looked around and could already see the benefits coming from our hard work. Not only were our Shakespeare critiques finally completed, but art contests were entered, scholarships were won, and personal interests were channeled in all directions. As individuals and as a school, we were willing to settle for noth- ing less than lltopsll. WELCOME BACK to Cincy! Sister Mary Emily, R.S.M, greets tired but happy Science Club members who are returning from Chicago. ARE ALL ARTISTS disorganized? No, only the good ones, but after a day of silk screening cleaning up always seems the hardest.