• My McAuley experience was one of the strongest influences on who I am today.  Thanks to all my teachers and good friends who made that experience so great! - Cathy Moore Olson
  
  
• Saluting Mary Jo Porto Reilly for her cheerful heart, generous heart and wonderful heart. - Peggy Dee Merrion
  
  
• Cheers to a great opportunity to lose my fear of public speaking!! As the substitute emcee for our senior extravaganza in the auditorium, after spraining my ankle and not being able to perform in my original number. - Adrienne Lukaszewski Akers
  
  
• Fond memories of building a blue dragon Mardi Gras float! - Roberta Arnold
  
  
• Remembering an overall feeling of belonging at McAuley and loving every minute of it.  - Ellen Dougherty Arnold
  
  
• Saluting Mrs. Riordan’s speech class - she encouraged all of us to speak up and realize we all have ideas/opinions that are worth expressing. - Karen Athans
  
  
• A tribute to good friends!!  - Karen Mokrzycki Baker
  
  
• Saluting the talent, grace and kindness of Linda Janus Gruber during our McAuley days. - Peggy Dee Merrion
  
  
• Cheers to those lovely uniforms! - Margaret Dust Brummell
  
  
• In loving memory of music teacher, Sr. Simeon - by far, most mentioned favorite teacher. - Class of 1967
  
  
• Thanks for Mrs. Conlon's dedication to theatre.  "Peter Pan" was a  tremendous senior play, and so exciting to have original costumes and scripts from Broadway. - Marcia Hoyer Downey
  
  
• Hats off to a superb education, religious atmosphere, Glee Club, lunch daily with friends, singing "McAuley High" and "Senior Girl", trip to Sunset Point, and the pride of being a "McAuley girl" -Sharon Orawiec Cunnea
  
  
• Saluting Jean Morman Unsworth for her talent, intelligence and courage. With thanks and love for teaching me art values, Peggy Dee Merrion
  
  
• A tribute to HR 116 who built Puff the Magic Dragon for Freshman Carnival and Roberta Arnold who may have dressed as a knight in armor for the occasion. - Pamela Garry Grady
  
  
• A salute to great friends that I still share today.  - Mary Knickerbocker Greenhalgh
  
  
• Accolades to Sr. Brian Costello - the most interesting teacher that I have ever had. - Mary Knickerbocker Greenhalgh
  
  
• Mary Doubek, remembering the good old days and what a good friend you always were.  - Peggy Dee Merrion
  
  
• Feeling pride to this day in being a McAuley graduate. - Linda Janus Gruber
  
  
• Kudos to Noreen Jordan who played the perfect Peter in our new theatre! - Kathleen Kiefer Hipp
  
  
• Fond memories of lunch table pals: Kathy Kennedy, Ann McCahill, Sue Mulloy, Kathy Krueger, Kathy Klein, Marianne O'Laughlin, Anne Czachorski, Fran Buckley. - Pamela Garry Grady
  
  
• Saluting wonderful teachers and friends! - Kathleen Fitzgerald Howlett
  
  
• Here’s to white socks with penny loafers! - Kathy Purcell Malone
  
  
• Saluting Rosemary Collins Zolnierowicz, a true friend whom I've always admired. - Peggy Dee Merrion
  
  
• For Spanish teacher Sr. Ancilla, who spoke passionately about Machu Pichu regularly in class. Still inspired by her enthusiasm, I went to visit Machu Pichu many years later and understood her amazement. - Kathleen Linehan Mayer
  
  
• Kudos to Sr. Tarasia for playing basketball with us on Saturday. - Joan McNicholas McCarthy
  
  
• Celebrating the wonderful girls whose ideas inspired me and a faculty who expected only our best efforts; Girl Power! and life long friend Loren O'Connor. - Susan Murphy
  
  
• Saluting Sr. Clement Mary for her love of literature and the power of words. - Linda Janus Gruber
  
  
• Walking in the halls to class - single file in silence! - Mary Jo Porto Reilly
  
  
• Saluting the opportunities to think independently and speak freely outside the leash of the classroom. -Kathleen Kennedy Samson
  
  
• We were always surrounded by people who cared about us. We were encouraged to be the best that we could. - Mary Squyres
  
  
• A tribute to great friends, great times, and a great education. - Lynne Jason Strutz
  
  
• Saluting Barbara Butler for teaching me so much about service and leadership. - Peggy Dee Merrion
  
  
• Fun friends, dancing at lunch, freshman year class float, quality of Mercy Speech, Merchant of Venice, loving art classes, learning about opera in music appreciation, feeling inadequate in gym classes, being an ostrich in Peter Pan, learning and growing in a woman centered environment. - Ann McCahill Wohlberg
  
  
• Fan favorite salute - Dancing in the Lounge after Lunch!

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