Mercy High School - Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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lg we BLOCK M SOCIETY Standing: jean Connelly, Margo Wfarnick, jean Montgomery, Carol Hourigan, joan Murray, Susan Donoghue, jackie O'Leary, judy Cannon, Frances Shanley Cpresidentj, Stephanie Briggs, joanmarie Derenzo, Pat Kelly. Kneeling: Catherine Sanborn, Carol McCarrick, Pat Kenney, Maureen Keyes, Stephanie Tissier, julie Driscoll, Shirley O'Neill, Donna Dooley, Dorothy Casey, Jeanne Arata. - ond Mr. ep A welcome arrival at Mercy last Fall was Mr. Pep, spirit of the Girls' Athletic Association. His coming spearheaded a campaign which shook the very foundations of the organization. Mr. Pepis spirit manifested itself in the teamwork of the G.A.A. Board and Block M Society which produced these accomplishments: revising the points systemg staging the deafening noon ralliesg stimulating the largest game attendance in Mercy's history, setting the campus in order and serving after-game refreshmentsg inspiring the magnificent leadership of the sports managers. EVERYBODY COMES! Stevie Tis- sier distributes colorful class pen- nants as ardent GAA fans fiock to the October rally. E

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girls' athletic association cffw -Q , B G' t 1-9 'Y' . A 4,,, Q XX! cf' , t xN 1 , 1 SOPHOMORE Cstandingj: Betsy O'Day, Karen Elbeck, Nancy Donovan: Ckneelingj Kathie Flanagan, Betty Dwyer, Linda Man- zani. FRESHMEN Pat Kelly, Mary Lou Flynn, Georgina Reilly. X lf? SENIOR CHEER- LEADERS. Carolyn Meagher, Roberto Zara, Maureen Keyes. MR. PEP, ADVISER TO GAA BOARD. Ste hanie Tissier, upper- P class recording secre- tary: Carol Hourigan, corresponding secretary, jackie O'Leary, treasur- er: Fran Shanley, Block M president: joan Mur- ray, president of GAA: Stephanie Briggs, lower class recording secre- tary: and Jeanne Arata, publicist. VARSITY Zoila Tarradas, Cathie Sanborn, Pat Rourke, Loyola Leveroni, Kathie Snede- ker. JUNIORS joan Scartligli, Leah Wyfnne, Diane Luhr. Q-gf A X K' - . 2' V 1 I A t S .. 'tv' f, A. .. ,I an P , 1

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lm N' V12 :NLC volleyboll fe Nlwl Wilma , V X X W ill' lfffllwl Q all ' JK, I v . 1 Y 1 wr ffl Nfliic FW VARSITY COULD SMILE over a successful season: Slunding: Stephanie Briggs '59, Joanne XVinter '60, Judy Cannon '59, Joan Murray '58, Irene Carter '60, Maureen Charcho '60. Kneeling: Carole Montaldo '60, Agnes De Georgey '60, Carol Hourigan '58, captain: Fran Shanley '58, and Karen Elbeck '60, Not shown: Helen Regan '59, The fall semester was a time of great excitement. Inspired by a surging attendance at inter-school games, Mercy's volleyball varsity out-tallied two of three teams: October 17 St. Peter's Academy 27-24 October 28 St. Paul's High School 13-31 November 21 Mercy, Burlingame 6-59 The Class of '60 seized the intramural champion- ship for the second successive year by downing l wi Let me hear you - Mary came, too. freshmen and juniors, and toppling the aging seniors in a 35-22 win. Laurel winners: Maureen Charcho, captain, Joanne Winters, Irene Carter, Carole Montaldo, Karen Elbeck, Terry O'Connor, Agnes De Georgey, Kathy Poston, Nancy Donovan, Kathy Kilgariff and Vicki Cameron. I've got it! Food makes things so much nicer