McAuley High School - McAuleyan Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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McAuIeyis talent thrives Left! During a Christmas party at nelghbonng Steele SUbdiVlSlOn. little Lor- ena and Verdetta eagerly explarn to Sister M, Sharon What Santa Ciaus wull ieave for them under their trees, Art and Religlen I, Below10rcheslra director. Dr, Slayman. keeps the tempo at a rehearse! In mus IC a nd d rama a rts The music and art departments again succeeded in providing McAuley with a well-rounded year of cul- ture. The GeneSIans staged two productions: a Southern adaptation of Shakespeare's As You Like It and Reginald Rose's Twelve Angry Women, plus a melodrama. Competing in area speech tournar ments. McAuley placed second, meriting silver cups in the fields of humorous interpretation, dramatic in- terpretation, and duet acting. The Senior Chorus and Freshmen Glee Club per- formed for the student body at the annual St. Cecilia Day Concert. On December 21, harmonies of tradi- tional carols blended with the lighter seasonal melo- dies to make Music That Is Christmas. The cho- ruses welcomed the new season with the Spring Concert held May 3. The orchestra, after long hours of practice, exhibited its quality at both the Spring Concert and Christmas Concert. A few of its members represented McAuley in the All-City Girls Orchestra. Above: How to hit wnhout hurt l5 part of Miss Marjorzelame Menke's lessons to Anne Galvi and Martha Otten. Drama and English I: Genesbans Moderator. Left: Glee Club Director, Mr. Englert. rewses his newest composmon ., 29

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Above: Librarian, Sister M charnata. keeps mes up-IO-dale, aids In Data Processing and scheduling; guides Sodalnsts Right: Marilyn Stemerick plays for 3, Daniel Marie. Music Religion l, 28

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Rented from the Netherland Htlton. Mr. J O'Connor ranks as McAuley's number one doorman Latrn 1, II, HI, N, JCL moderator Latin students renew Culture of ancient Romans Caesar's battles in Gaul and the writings of Cicero and Virgil came alive through the activities ofthe Lat- in department. Before the holidays, Junior Classical League members staged a play about Roman Christ- mas i Saturnalia. During March 13-19, Latin Week, classes made projects to be displayed at the R0- manestyle banquet which closed the week Bringing honors to the club were the recipients of Auxilium Latinum Awards. Marian Herbert achieved a perfect score of 120, and Janet Reimer, Cheryl Arand. San- dra Bates. Elaine Schlectinger and Janet Kluener merited scores 0fT18 and 119, Kathy Hiller received an award for four years of exceptional achievements in Latin. Daphne, L Betsch, tn flight from Apollo, M K Llerl. ts transformed by her father. Ct Hammons, mm a laurel tree, C Rles, another tree, observes the scene, Stster Magdalena. OtStUt, presents Latin scholarship trophtes to Mr. O'Connor, head ofthe Latin department. at a JCL assembly. 30