Mercy High School - Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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student library assistants 818 B 743 5-Where is it? Where can I find out about the life cycle of the Japanese fuchsia? Student librarians are confronted with and solve such questions while on duty. This year thirty-seven students joined the newly-organized group of student library assistants for the purpose of learning and practicing library techniques. On November 2, the members, with Sister Mary Loyola, moderator, were hostesses to student librarians from other high schools who attended the all-day meeting here of Student Library Assistants of Northern California. c a m e r a c I u b In the darkroom after school, stealthy forms move back and forth from shortstop to fixerg the silence is broken only by the click of the printer, the soft slap of negatives in the basin, and occasionally by the startled cry, Don't open that door! . . . Sigh . . . At monthly meetings sixty members study camera skills and in lab sessions print and enlarge their photographs. LOOKING FOR A GOOD BOOK? Library assistant officers display their choices: Helen Gaynor, secretary, Rosalind Wil- liams, vice president: Sandra Galdieri, president, Mary Kilcline, corresponding secretary: Kathy Flanagan, district two president of Student Library Assistants of Northern California, and Friah Leuterio, treasurer. DARKROOM DRAMA Ofhcers Mary O'Boyle, jean Parrinello, Molly Duggan, Claire Cook, advanced club president, and Diane Cadden, review technique of enlarging prints. Not shown: Pat Hanley, beginners' club president.

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drama jULIET'S GARDEN is the scene When Shakespeare's Ladies Meet, by Charles George. Dramatists in the one- act play presented to the student body are fSeatedj Barbara Furlong QKath- erinej, Kay Farley CDesdemonaj, Carol Dahlberg fOpheliaJ: fsfdlld- ingj Judy Albi fPortiaj, Julie Dryden Cjulietj and Anne Leahy fC1eopatraJ. speech xx 96 ff My CAT IN THE RAIN. Senior speech enthusi- asts look over a Hemingway selection for a dra- matic interpretation event in the National Forensic Tourney at San Francisco State College, March 29. Left to rigbl: Pat Gallagher, Judy Alexander, Sheila Hurley, Joan Murray and Elizabeth Dowd. !, 13. X .-1 Z My as wr ig? T.V. ANNOUNCING IN THE LITTLE THEATRE Yvonne Nurre, president of the Speech Club, scans National Forensic tournament events with entrants Helen Gaynor, Roz XVilliams, Kay Dowd, Sandy Galdieri and Sheila McKenna. ga. f proieclor operators REMEMBER WHERE THIS IS! Carol Bley warns movie projector operators Elizabeth Cahill and Sheila Hurley to keep their eyes on the direc- tion diagram.

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