McAuley High School - McAuleyan Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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I (top left) Marcy DeNoma and her father dance as the royal couple, (center) Ellie Gelhot and her father decide to slow it down for a while, (top right) Swinging to the tunes are Caren Mateyko and Gina Ceri- mele. (middle) Sophomores line dance with dad. (bottom left) Julie Kinross’ dad shows her an old step, (bottom right) Getting down to the beat are Jean Griffin and Peri Brue- ning. j i[ Soph. Father Daughter Dance 25

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You’re One Of A Kind The annual Sophomore Father Daughter Dance took place on Fri¬ day, September 19. It was one of the many hot nights in September, but that didn’t deter the girls and their dads from dancing the night away from 8:00 to 12:00 P.M. Sophomores selected “Dad, You’re One of a Kind” as their theme for the evening. The cafeteria was softly lit by candles placed on the silver striped tables. Sophomore class moderators. Miss Clark and Mrs. Budde, made certain the dance went well, themselves enjoying the dance. Continental Rhythm played a variety of music to please both fathers and daughters. Songs ranged from oldies, “Twist and Shout”, to modern, “Venus.” Another tradition that took place was the crown¬ ing of queen and king, which was accepted by Marcy DeNoma and her father. Cindy Maccarone, Sophomore class president, added, “Our first project went well for being so early in the year. Even though we didn’t have a long time to plan, we had a lot of fun.” (top) Mr. Gick begins the evening by giving his daughter, Kelli, a corsage, (middle left) Taking a break from dancing Michelle Fehr- ing and her father talk, (middle right) Paula Schrudde jams the night away, (bottom left) Starting off the evening, Sophomore class moderators, Mrs. Budde and Miss Clark, dis¬ tribute corsages, (bottom right) Enjoying a dance with her dad is Jane Wintz. 24 Soph. Father Daughter Dance

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Discovery Of Self Through Journey Seniors, feeling the pressures of school and colleges, greatly anticipated a two day rest on the retreats. Freed from their books and papers, two hundred and twenty seniors relaxed at either the Bergamo Retreat Center or the Jesuit Retreat Center. Seniors had a choice of three dates for retreats, ranging from September 22 to November 24. Mrs. Mils and Father Willig were responsibile for planning the successful re¬ treat that most of senior class attended. The girls participated in many activities, including small group sharing, recreation, prayer, and reflection times. The theme of the retreat. Journey, invited seniors to discover themselves and God through new experiences. After one senior returned, she commented, “The experi¬ ence of the retreat made me want to go home, hug my parents, and tell them how much I love them.” (top right) Sharing triendship with a big hug are Susan Zorb, Christina McGranagan, and Linda Schell, (top center) Four Seniors take a break from a long day! (center left) These Seniors find time to pose for the camera, (cen¬ ter) Expressing their feelings in their own way are Karen Corson and Kara Ludwig, (center right) Caught with a grin on her face is Julie Hare, (bottom right) What a love for nature as Amy Gilbert and Tracy Hallgath hug a tree! 26 Retreats