Mercy High School - Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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Ml Wwif bl 0 A V - f1,f , wil. Jil, LVN cjfJlf,lff,d iuniors Third-year studies demand tall thinking caps for trigonometry or calculus and a knack with the bunsen burner and litmus paper. Every junior has Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison . . . at the tip of her tongue, and many can ramble on in French or Spanish. All have traced Church history back to Peter's Chair and discovered the love and guidance of the Holy Spirit in their Faith and in their lives. Wx gs, Xt? ff f. 7 '1 x HOW'S THIS? Artists Madeline Mulholland ' and Lillian Young ask each other's advice as they put shells and cut-outs on their collages. IT'S REALLY CHOCOLATE. At the hands of Sharon Powers, Myra Oclassen and Judy Moriarty in United States history class, gold money finds a spot on an illustration of the cost of war. ! , I t . 3 ii SIGN OF SPRING! Roberta Ste- vens and Anne Leahy dream with Marilyn Portman over their junior prom while fitting their model's ' QV' formal. V,

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CUSSBS6 ' ' ' 4 VERDICT GUILTY! Silence in the courtroom is broken by the COLD ID DA DOSE? unrestrained sobbing of LadyMacbeth. Despite the fierce fight of Sharon Doyle demon, Defense Attorney, Kathy Ailes, judge Jeanne Arata pronounces the Straws inhalation verdict. jury members impaneled for the English dramatization: treatment for Theresa Barbara Casentini, Phyllis Engler, Mifige Locher, Barbara Lippi, Kathy Bnnefs 1-respiratory Cervelli, Pat Mullin, Pat Kelly, Bonnie Burns, joan O'Donnell. affliction in home nursing class. 48

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'IC CIRCLE THE DATES' Sophomore Class President Maureen Charcho and Mary Ellen Haughes sxce presndent Cstandxngj talk ower therr class affanrs part of the school s sprmg calendar with Sectlon Presidents Pat MlLhCll Kathleen Fox Maryjane Flwnn Rosalmd Wllllanms and Joanne Peterson Spartans remember The experlenced feeling of haung books to sell showmg freshmen the school Slster Mary Lois and frlends the amoebae wmmng the school xolleyball champ1onsh1p agaln plannxng their flrst dance Lazy Tempo 1052 s classroom at Chrxstmas, burstmg wxth glffS for needy families the red badge of Sophomore Student Control a year of ln ely advancement filled wlth the feellng that they belonged 1? L x I I is r A 'S' -I ,,,., S an .L . st V.. .. . . , . V . ' A . , - 1 V . . .xl , V S 9 1 l 1' Y 7 O ll ' v! ' ' . sq- . V ' IQ ' J! ' ' Y