McAuley High School - McAuleyan Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Now,g1rls.before I take OUl your tests from yesterday . . Mr Rethlnger, Rehglon IV, English III. IV Great Books; Safety Councxl Life of Tree, holy peoplet Pervades religion studies Although Vatican II had adjourned the year before, its spirit pervaded MCAuley's religion courses. There was a noticeable movement away from the grading of religion as a subject. and a trend toward more informal discus; sions A weekiy magazine. HLTime. became the new text. It was designed to keep pace with the Changes within the Church until a formal textbook could be published. More Masses were offered after school, drawing a sizable response. Religion began to be less a required subject and more a way of life. This was the hope of the religion program. The Reverend Thomas Axe, head of the department, uniquely expressed it as an awareness of being a free, holy people. 8, MJarlth guides a Hi-Time d15cuss1on. Heltglon ll. American history.

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Aside from his aegisranrs duties at St James Parish, Father Cooper also has a hand in leaching reiigion IO IUHIOr girls Who's that knocking at my door? Sister M. Paulette, Moderator of Junior Sodailtv. Retarded Chiidren, Fleiiglon ll,IiI, Health. Aim of full-time Guidance Department includes expanded Efforts at personal counseling Personal. social, or academic counseling is an over-time job for our guidance officer The directors and other faculty members made themselves available for interviews anytime one was requested, and the priests were always on hand for spiritual guidance. Sister Elizabeth Mary and Sister MA Chry- sostom provided juniors and seniors with specific informa tion on testing and scholarships, The various aspects of high school life were introduced to freshmen and sophomores by Miss Miller and Miss Hoetker. The student council spon- sored Business Night and College Night to give sophomores, juniors, and seniors a chance to speak with college represene tatlves on their curricula, The plan has been to make guid- ance faCIIities available 10 each girl in the hope that even more improvements can be made next year. Mr. Donald Bright presents U Cv's curriculum as a guide for future coliege chmces, 16