Mercy High School - Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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s, student control SENIOR STUDENT CONTROL. Rau' rmc: N, Haller, S. Donoghue, J. O'Leary, M. Nealon, S. Tissier, M. XVarnick, P. Palmieri, J. Carle, J. Murray. N. Bilafer, E, Dowd, L. XVade, M, Berlanga, P. Hanley, S. Molfino, S. Carpeneti, J. Blanc, S. McAtee, I.. Ashworth, R, Shea, Mifsud. J. Parrinello, S. Greenwood, Moffatt, J. Driscoll, D. XViseman. I 1 4 Row Iwo: J. Murray, C. Hourigan, P. Gallagher, M. Smith, C. Bley, K. McDonnell, P. Fullendorf, M. Griffin, L. Prz 'borowski T. Peralta N. Velez P Marra I Q y , - 1 D. Cadden, J. Riley, J, Smith, R. Griffin, V. Nevin, THIS IS YOUR STOP SIGN - Keep it clean! One of the lesser-publicized student coun- cil contributions to easier liv- ing was the stop sign, installed on a busy campus corner, Ad- miring their brain child are: Peg Hanlon, Sylvia Goeas, Judy Riley, Jean Montgomery, Mary Griffin, Joan Murray, Pat Fullendorf, and Pat Ken- ney. F. Shanley, J. Major, C. Toschi, C. Cook, M. Schmiedel, C. Carroll, S. Skain, P. Delahanty, P. Hanlon, R. Terkel- son, L. Kelly, C. Doyle, J. Scott, P. Kenney, D. Dooley, M. Rudden, R. Zaro, J. Montgomery, President. I A Q. N. SOPHOMORE STUDENT CONTROL. Front: N. Gallagher, M. McGuire, P. MacKay, M. Kilcline, K. Flanagan, M. Ferrari, E. O'Day, F. Leuterio, S. Stevens, S. Fallon, M. Maney, P. Martin. Rau' Iwo: J. Albi, A. Burgard, B. Hand, H. Gay- nor, S. Galdieri, P. Lundy, C. Swartz, P. Murray, P, McCamhridge, C, DeBock. Rau' three: R. Fraher, J. Murphy, C. Gaughenhaughf J. Silva, G. Steffen, J. Dryden, B. Murphy, K. Dowd, S. Pozzo, P. Olsen, P. O'Brien, I. McCartney, M. Charcho. 77 Row four: P. McDonald, M. Clark, J. Reidy, M. Viera, Hkl-Iill. Rou'l51'e: M. Cota, P. Meitz, D. Sully, F. Flaherty, N. Donovan, M. Frassett, J. Luchesi.

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st udent council MARY GRIFFIN JUDY RILEY President, Students' Student Body Spiritual Council President SYLVIA GOEAS junior Class President PEG HANLON Body Treasurer Mercycrest xl -I Lp I if N in ! t 76 -If ' k JEAN MONTGOMERY Student Body Vice President PAT FULLENDORF Senior Class President M AUREEN CHARCHO President Sophomore Class Meeting at noon today was a familiar weekly reminder to the nine members. Their work really began in the summer, however, as they planned an outer space theme for the first dance of the school year and spent hours cutting and paint- ing spoon men and planets. In step with theeunifying spirit of the Space age the 1958 council strove to strengthen the student body's bond of oneness: realizing that student sentiment favored a school ring to replace class rings, the olii- cers, in February, examined various designs and stones, finally choosing a ruby in a cushioned setting with the school motto, Ad jesum Per Mariam engraved on the band. The council planned the all-school Mission Mixer and at day's end, weary but exul- tant, they counted the section returns, totalling 1230 dollars, half of which was donated to the Propagation of the Faith, half towards this year's Student Council project, a new stage for Barrett Hall. Then they turned their successful hand to writing a school con- stitution, to furnish students with a written expression of the student body's aims, poli- cies, regulations, and activities. Before the outgoing nine retired from office they in- stalled a. shrine of Our Lady in the student council room in memory of the late student body secretary, judy Pedretti. To the new student council they then entrusted the cares and joys of their ofiicesz hours of work shared,,the accord reached by discussion, another member's thoughtful thank you for a job well done. Especially, though, did they bestow the chance to learn and grow through the formative channels of student government. nit 53 it M.. 38 'fi

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california scholarship federation A state-wide association which recognizes scholastic and LATIN RESEARCH. C.S.F. sealbearers, jackie O'Leary, Norma Haller, Peg Hanlon, and Kathe McDonnell delve into Virgil's fascinating underworld while studying the interesting characters of Greek and Roman mythology. extra-curricular achievement. the C.S.F. requires of its members ten grade points each semester, eight of which must be in academic fields. 4' g -3- 111 111 'MQ U Y' i- -- -1 f: . , H v Q ft' EE Il, E: ' 'PA y- Eff . ,., , X ..t. - . .. N,-, -,Aa A.-. N l -.X , l . X Q-'Y jean Parrinello President of C.S.F. Chapter No. 520. REGULAR MEMBERS. Rou' one: Phyllis MacKay, Mary Lou Kil- cline, Kathy Flanagan, Sandra Galdieri. Rau' Iwo: Terry Peralta. Elizabeth Cahill, Linda Ashworth, Mary XVilcox, Kathy XY'ake, Pat Kelly. Rou' lbrvc: Marilyn Berus, Helen Gaynor, judy Cannon, Pat Marra. 'Wi tae -, ' l ASSOCIATE MEMBERS. Smm1ing.' Barbara Bray, Gail McGill, Betty Earrelly, Marijane Wienhcalz, Pat Eurnanz, Claudia Tracy, julie Shasky, Barbara Clark, Cathy Hughes, Cecilia Kearns, Annette Blan- chard. Sitting: Jeanne Moriarity, Barbara jordacera, Marisa Dryden, Carol Duke, Diane De Renzo, Candace Holroyd, Marilyn Murphy. junona jones, Mary Vohryzek.