Mercy High School - Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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tennis P'n9 PCWQ ACF' While waiting, for free tourts members of the tennis team match a fast mowing match Le t to rx ht Pat Kelly udy Alexander joan Murray Kathe McDonnell Ywonne Nurre g J and Margo Warnick WE LL TAKE ON ANY COMERSV' Ping,- ong doubles champs Pat Kelly and Jeanne Arata join forces with Eda Bozo. WE'RE HERE TO HELP YOU! Service Club members cheerfully ready the court for basket- ball enthusiasts. Candace Holroyd, Anita Thompson, joanmarie Derenzo, manager: Linda Wilson, Carole Bernie, and Barbara Conneely. ANYONE EOR BAIDMINTONP joan Fitzger- ald aids Mrs. Dolores Hyde P. E. instructor ' remowing equipment frosh will use for gym. w- Q -. ,- M ' I PUT IT IN YOUR TROPHY CASE! GAA President joan Murray presents Maureen Char- cho and Karen Elbeck, school volleyball doubles winners, with tokens of victory.

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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

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off campus FORF PROFFSSIONALS AT XVORK' Maru s golf enthu siasts enpoy Iridfiy afternoons chopping up the turf 'tt Harding Golf course thanks to Linda Kelly organizer and manager of the C olf Club Nlr joe I Rex instructor briefs members on driying techniques Lt lla ncbi L lxelly M McNamara C 'Vleagher R Yaro j C iblin 'Nlr Ru lx Acker C Heaney Lenihan P Fullendorf P Palmieri -I Riley M Rudden P Delahanty j. Alexander C. Rielly S. Bianco C. Bernie A. Den Besten B, Driscoll, 'COLDX DOESNVI' MIND the bit 'ts Nhrv Lynne Terheyden .Marie Matsumoto and Sharon Kleinhans experiment in bridling methods. Each Friday Mercy's equcstriennes squeeze into the station wagon for a speedy ride to Mar Vista Riding Academy. After pulling on lodpurs and tugging at boot straps, they MERCY'S MERMAIDS, laden with IDIS bags, brave crowded streetcars three times weekly to practice their swimming skills. Led by jean Connelly, swimming manager, water-lovers splashed in both the Women's City Club and the Y. XV. C. A. pools finding energy-release in rhythmic synchronized swimming. Front: joan Desmond, Maureen 72 Charcho, jackie Warman, Pat Flynn. Back: Georgina Reilly, breathlessly mount their spirited steeds for a lesson 'under the instruction of Mrs. XV. Zappetini. On December 6 the riders showed the results of these weekly excursions by placing in the Invitational Horse Show held at the academy. FIRST GRIP TI-IE POMINIEL FIRINILY . . . Joanne Winters demonstrates saddling technique to fellow equestriennes Mary Lynne Terheyden, Marie Matsumoto, Susan Neal, Sharon Kleinhans, and Susan Donoghue, Manager. Rocketing off campus to out- of-doors, the GAA landed at the green, the stables, and tlse pool, exploring and enjoying San Francisco's facilities for the adventurous and energetic. Susan Kalmar, Mary Lynch, jan Gibson, and Judy McCann.