Action/ Reaction |
Action/Reaction is a club that attempts to bring about a heightened student consciousness regarding social issues and to respond to them through in-school activities as well as outside volunteer opportunities.
Mr. Bob Rabe |
1st Thursday of month |
7:30 a.m. |
Room 202 |
Book Club
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Through the discussions of various works of literature the Book Club promotes critical thinking and effective communication while nurturing the habit of reading for pleasure. The Book Club is open to all students.
Mrs. Sylvia Radvila
Ms. Colleen Holland |
2nd Tuesday of month |
3:00 p.m. |
Room 126 |
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Dance:Lady Macs |
The Lady Macs Dance Group is open to all McAuley students interested in performing originally choreographed dances for selected McAuley basketball games and school pep rallies
Mrs. Mary Kay Menke |
Wednesdays (as needed) |
3:15-5:00 p.m. |
Room 113+114 |
e-Media Team |
The Mother McAuley Liberal Arts High School e-Media Team is committed to providing quality opportunities for young women to explore computer hardware and software as well as emerging technologies.
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The EcoMacs of Mother McAuley is an environmental service club that strives to educate the McAuley community on important environmental issues and encourages students and the community to recognize their role in helping the environment. All McAuley students interested in the care of our earth are welcome to join.
Dr. Roz Iasillo |
1st + 3rd Tuesday |
7:15 a.m. |
Room 210 |
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Equinox is the annual literary and art magazine, written, edited and illustrated by students.
Ms. Tess Gump |
1st or 4th Thursday |
2:45 p.m. |
Room 127 |
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Intramurals |
Intramurals seeks to engage all students regardless of skill level or experience in a wide variety of sports and athletic activities.
Mr. Oliver McSurley |
Tuesday |
3:00-5:00pm |
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Junior Classical League:Latin Club |
Junior Classical League provides students studying Latin with an opportunity to meet socially and to participate in fun activities together. Each member is encouraged to enlist an eighth grader for Latin I. She is also encouraged to continue her own study.
Sr. Mary Anne Humbel |
Wednesday |
7:30 a.m. |
Room 104 |
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Math Club |
The Math Club enables students to think critically by using their math skills and concepts. The Math Club is open to all students with an active interest in Math.
Ms. Cathy Little |
3rd Wednesday |
7:00 a.m. |
Room 221 |
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Math Macs Team |
Math-Macs are McAuley students with special talent and interest in the field of mathematics. They participate in math competitions with other high schools in the Chicagoland area.
Mr. Len Wehrmeister
Mrs. Jean Jackiw |
varies accd. To level |
7:00-7:45 |
Rm 214 and 219 |
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Mock Trial |
The Mock Trial Club is an educational and fun experience for all levels of high school students. In addition to learning courtroom procedures, students learn how our society’s legal mechanism works to resolve disputes. Students also develop valuable life-long skills: such as critical thinking, questioning, listening, strategic thinking, skills in oral presentation and organizational skills. At the end of the school year, students perform a mock trial. This is an ideal activity for students who are interested in law or law-related careers.
Mrs. Chris Pollard and
Holly Hankey-Nickels |
1st + 3rd Wednesday |
3:00-4:00 |
Room 117 |
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Philosophy Club |
The Philosophy Club is one whose students are encouraged to think critically about a wide variety of issues in an open environment. The Club is open to any student looking to engage in discussion.
Mr. Patrick Sullivan |
2nd + 4th Tuesday |
3:00 p.m. |
Room 122 |
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Primary Colors |
Primary Colors is a club that is open to all McAuley students who are interested in art, regardless of previous formal experience. Using a variety of techniques and media, this club provides the student with an outlet for self expression and creativity.
Ms. Jen Elledge |
1st Tuesday |
3:00 p.m. |
Dining Hall |
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Road Runners |
The club promotes running as a form of stress relief and a path to improved health.
Ms. Jen Novosel |
Mon. Wed. Sat. |
3:15 and 10:00 |
Athletic Center |
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S.A.D.D. |
The club provides students with the best prevention tools, strategies and information to make good decisions regarding substance use.
Ms. Bess Rozwadowski |
2nd Tuesday of month |
3:15 p.m. |
Community Rm |
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Science Club |
Science Club is open to any interested student. The club’s purpose is to broaden students’ knowledge and understanding of the many diverse areas of science, including geology, physics, biology, medical technology, research and ecology. In addition to planning on-campus activities such as an Earth Day Celebration, the club sponsors trips to local museums, laboratories and zoos.
Mr. Bob Thomas |
last Tuesday of month |
3:00 - 3:30 |
Room 213 |
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Student Council |
The purpose of Student Council is to contribute to the development of student leadership and enthusiasm within our school community through:
• respecting the uniqueness of each person
• encouraging and supporting the growing leadership qualities of students
• promoting school spirit and pride in accomplishments
• serving as a liaison between the adult community and students regarding mutual concerns, problems and functions
• contributing to a community with strong Christian values
Elected members work together on level activities as well as the ongoing work of the standing Student Council Committees: Recognition, Service, Leadership Development, Public Relations, and Spirit. Two major projects for Student Council are: the planning and preparing of Christmas Boxes for the poor and needy of the Chicago area and the planning and execution of school elections.
Ms. Jen Novosel |
Tuesday |
7:15 a.m. |
Community Rm |
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U.N.I.T.Y. |
U.N.I.T.Y., which stands for “United Nationalities Integrated Through You,” is a student organization which strives to acknowledge and respect differences, and appreciate and accept individuals. Through discussions and activities, students learn to understand the impact of diversity and multiculturalism at McAuley and beyond. Core members are selected and trained to help educate their peers and the school community regarding issues of diversity. After this, the organization is open to all students who wish to participate not only in the activities and discussions, but also in the planning and implementation of multicultural celebrations for the entire school.
Mr. Oliver McSurley |
Wednesday |
3:00-4:00pm |
Room 115 |
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Writing Club |
The club explores various writing styles outside the classroom, giving the students an opportunity to realize their potential as writers.
Mr. Patrick Sullivan |
2nd + 4th Wednesday |
3:00 p.m. |
Room 122 |
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