Mercy High School - Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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By their works they are lenozwz. Through spiritual and corporal works of mercy, Legionaries are taught to aspire not merely to ordinary but exemplary Catholic living. Since it is impossible to love God without loving His creatures, the Legion's program is admirably designed to develop an apostolic spirit. Each Legionary meets weekly, says certain prayers daily, and as part of Legion activity. teaches catechism or works among the sick. aged or underpriviliged. Mother of ueen of the Most Holy Rosary ROW ONE: D. DeRenzo, H. Bates, E. Wilson, B. Lang, M. Terheyden, president J. McDevitt, Cv. Breen, M. Guerra, B. Kearney, secretary. ROW' TWO: H. Hart M. Vohryzek, J. Silva, C. Burkey, M. Daumler, G. Shelby, D, Grosso, M. Mc Conihe, P. Warman, A. Shepard. ROW THREE: M. Kinces, treasurer: M. Clarke C. Bogue, K. Cervelli, M. O'Shauglmessy, Y. Nurre, J. Cannon, fire president ROW FOUR: S. Briggs, A. Gilchrist. ROW FIVE: H. Strock, M. McLean. Mercy ROXW ONE: J. Rissone, C. Schumann, M. MacDonald, D. Cotter, B. Benson, D. Brooks, B. Blue. C. Lucy, BI. Flynn, E. Bozzo, president: J. Costello. ROW' TWO: P. Terheyden, D. Casey, fire president: B. Farrelly, K. Olson, P. Kelly, M. O'Connor, tretzsurerq J. Warman, McDonough, secretary: J. C-ranieri. ROW THREE: M. Francis, B. Lippi, M. Mulhall, J. Reidy, A. Leahy.

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leglon of Marv ueen of Mercy ROW ONE L Carter S Cxaldxern S Stewens R Hearst M Nlalone lx Fl1nag,an C Caughen baugh S Fanuuht E Hughes ROVUTWO M Manex treasurer I McCartney R Vxxllnms K Connelly secretary K Madsen D Patterson C Kearns M Dvuer K Glehi C B'lHlLO ROW THREF K Griffin J Murphy J Baker B Bras M Conway un prunltnf C C11 lagher presxdent P OBr1en P Furnanz B O Day llother 0 Dlvme Grace ROW ONF N Gallagher Nl Ixllcllne S Fallon P Nlendenhall M Barn prcxnlcnt C Ken neally V Fallon K Leahs F Flaherty P Mulxas ROXX TWO S Coeas ur: preszdenl P Cronin A Burgard J Alba B Murphx S Kennaugh secretary R Fraher M Vnenholz ROW THRFE K Fltzpatrlck P Murrax P OLearx P Sullnan M Rltchle B Sherman lreusunr D Luhr J Ollonnell R Luuer I of w 1 . . . 1 , y . V 1 . . , . , . , . , .1 , . t , . , .. , I . . , ,. . . 'r , . , . . . . 1, . . , . 4 . ' 9 v - 1 - a - s - , v ' fy 4' 4 ' .. . , . , . , . 1, . . , . , . lt- ' . ' ' ' , a r - 1 - a - ' . ' f' , ,' , . 1 .. . ,l . , . , .l , , 1, , , . , , .', 'r r . ' ,' , ' , , . , . 1, . , . L 1. . . , . - v , . ,. 'Y' A - a ' a - 1 - ,u - . V - , - . , . , . , . 1, .. 1, . , . , . , .. ' -' , . , . , . .

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christmas lllly cribs in every room Crib in every homeroom, holly berries, poinsettias, giant fir, humming of carols, Bethlehem stable in chapel, Santa's arrival -these are memories of the school's seventh Feast of Christmas. -J 1 1 SENIOR LUNCHEON. L. Lee, B. Fen- ton, B. Keamey, G. Schaadt, L. Toma- sini, P. Kelly, C. Harris, and C. Moore show appreciative smiles for the decor and faculty remembrances on the tables. . ....-l-gun -IOY TO THE WORLD! R. Hearst, A. Sawyer, S. Goeas, and Glee choristers express the joyful anticipation of Christ's Birth. SPIRIT OF GENEROSITY, Anne Leahy, president of the Students' Spiritual Council, introduces the Family Adoption Plan to Pat O'Brien and Carolyn Seyler. Through this arrangement, sections provided food, cloth- ing and toys for a Merry Christmas for four large families and numerous needy people. HE IS THE TREE . . . We are the branches. In Him was life. And the life was the light of men. Seniors give the responses at the blessing of the Hr in the lobby. I