Mercy High School - Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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OLDTIMER Jackie O'I.eary ffar rightj, a member of the orchestra since it began four years ago, reviews finger- ing exercises with the woodwind sec- tion: JoAnn Granieri, Joanne Nomel- lini, Gloriann Lucchesi, Margaret Shields, Donna Wheeler, Carole Mon- taldo. orcheslro CADENCE COUNT Percussion sec- tion awaits a downbeat. From: Mary Wilcox at piano, Marjorie Thompson, judy Albi, Diane Luhr, Zoila Tarradas. Bark: Sheila McKenna, Pat Dage, Georgia Mack. Besides weekly rehear- sals for such events as the annual Mercy Day assembly, Christmas Con- cert and Afternoon of Music attended by local high school choral and orches- tra groups at Riordan high school, members receive regular private or group instruction. Orchestra g X Director Q ' Russell R. ! Q johnson Y Alfred Seidel, master violinist Norman Brenner, drum instructor ANOTHER CHARTER MENIBER of the group, only girls' high school or- chestra in San Francisco, Linda Ash- worth Cfar rightj, sets the tempo of a song for the brass and strings. Shmd- ing: Katherine Long, Mary Lou Flynn, Mary Lynne Terheyden. Seated: Linda Frei, Friah Leuterio.

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BANGl POUND! - OUCHI Hand me that crepe paper, please . . . Hold the ladder steady! One more tack should do it ...' 'Mixer booths are going up! It's a time for teddy bears, knit-wits, gooey cupcakes, swirls of cotton candy, whirling fortune wheels, soggy sponges and soggier seniors - and most of all for joyous, generous hearts, gladly giving for the sake of Christ so that other hearts beyond the seas may know His love. . 'J 5f:.:e' I PEGGY BANK HANLON, student body treasurer, with the aid of Sister Mary Aurelia and Mary Griffin, S. S. C. Prexy, makes change for Dorothy DeCantillon, Nancy Bilafer, and Pat Rourke. .A my - wwpq A Akvri- Y , Y v 1 I X v 4 . v -1 . A x 4 'Y , v '-v' ' . ,, , M r v NOT-SO-BLRIIED TRIZASLRIC daules coye dwellers J. McCarthy, J. Nomellini, N, Carle, C. Tracy, R. McDaniell, C. Iusi, J. Jones, N. DJ it if W, 6.4 vI If . Q 3' 1 . I .1 ,..-- !'2f'aE?z'7i'rn'i? JUNGLE JAMBOREE scored highest financial returns and gained honorable mention for original decorations, Proudly clutching stuffed toys: L. O'Sullivan, Barber, Sr. INI, Ange- leine, L. Fox, B. Rice, C. Isola, P. Charcho, M. Bastidas, M. Bradley, L. Lee, J. McCann, J. Orengo, J, Moriarty. ,gall 1 1 lit HEADS L'P - SPLASH! J. Riley, J. Murray and J. Montgomery act brave for heartless classmates, N. Haller, P. Kenney, L. Kelly, P. Eullendorf, C. Doyle. DOXVN IN KNIT XVIT HOLLOW' the lucky number vyon an owl. I'Iolloyx'5 hallovy ed residents: M. Dwyer, O'Callagl1an, C, McDonald, Ci. Schaadt, S. Murphy, C, Gallagher, E. Castell, K. Earley, C. Bernie, T. Bone, S. Bianco. McCiettigan, C. Kearns, J. Ciranieri, P, McCoy. 87

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?'1 song of berncdette Presented by Rlordan High School San Francxsco December 5, 6 7 8 1957 Merry Cast Members Jud Rrley Maureen Key es Mary Grrffln Norma Haller Pat Gallagher udy Carle udy Alexander Dlane Rerdy Betty Laskey Pat Palmrerx Fran Shanley Nancy Bllafer Clara Breen Elatne Thomas Kathy Toomey Shella Hurley Sandra Bertuccx 'M' Y OL MUST GO TO THE GROTTO TOMORROW' Bernarde Casterot CPat Gallagherj aduses Bernadette fMary Grlfflnj to return to Lourdes to see the beautiful lady Madame Salou Cjudy Carlej and Crosme Bouhourts CNorma Hallerj dtscuss the ullage nevss vshtle Bernadette s father fFrank Malej ponders the fate of hrs famtlw 4-qi THIS IS THE WAX FRANCE LOOKS IN THE BOOK XVE HAVE AT HOME jeanne Abadne CMaut-een Kes esj presents her sketth to Srster Nlarne Vourous Uudw Rtlesj for mspettlon After hours of rehearsal Meru students jomed ln Rlordan Hlgh School s presentatlon of The Song of Bernadette cons eung the message of Lourdes to ox er sex en thousand persons