Mercy High School - Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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TWIRLINCQ GAILY, hir. Henry De Bock and Carole dance Rummy Polka . RIGHT: In traditional costume, veteran folk dancers, Mr. john Kerri' and Bar- bara, do the lively Neapolitan Tarun- fL'111!, NEXT ON THE PROGRAM Mr. Ned Burns, lower class emcee. ,A .fwi R' Mr. Robert Johnson and Kathy sing original composition Lonnie, with music by jo Ann Granieri, lyrics by Kathy, RIGHT: Upperclass emcee, judge Edward O'Day. SLCH DEBONAIRE DATES, Mr, John Bernie helps Carole with her coat while Mr. Edward Grogan pins corsage on Caro Brown. ABOVE: NO, RAJAH, its not a Billiard Ball, exclaims judge Ray Arata, alongside lNIr. Ed Moore. RIGHT: Ann Marie Ferrari plays Smoke Gets in Your Eyes and Faux Follelsf' VALENTINE SPECIAL, Senior rlassman Kathy shows sweetheart bulletin board to her father, Mr. Robert Ailes. ' JUST FOR YOU DAD, a song, especially dedicated to r fathers was sung by Glee Club members: J. Dryden, C Bock, M. Thompson, I. McCartney, A. Burgard, C. Gallagh M. Terheyden, K. Flanagan, j. Murphy, and B. O'Day. Swttt zartl... 'PLSQQ

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ew. , . sweetheart parties february 15 95. we I-1 iiri'X FEATURING MERCY COMBO giving their own rendition of Sbangri-La, Ilvlfisperirzg, and An Affair lo Remember:G..I.ucchesi,J, Granieri, A. Thompson, S, McKenna, M, Terheyden, I.. Frei. As Valentine's Day drew neun Mercy girls escorted their favorite sweethearts to school for a night of entertainment, refreshment, and dancing. Lacy hearts, delicious cake and coffee were provided by Mercy Mothers' Guild, under the direction of co-chairmen Mesdames Arthur T. Hauck, E. G. Comerford, Leo Price, and Frank Granieri. i - 55 4 PRETTY COLLEEN Ger- aldine O'Conner, thrilled the heart of every Irish- man as she sang Il l2en Irixb Eyes Arc Smiling. DOES IT BITE? On school tour, Dads, Mr. Albert Serafmo and Dr, Thomas McKenna question Sue and Sheila on biological knowledge in the lah on third floor. I WITH RED AND XVHITE identification hearts pinned on, faculty members, Miss Allie Young, Miss Colleen Corcoran, Sisters Mary Athanasius, de Montfort, Juliana, Assumpta, and jean enjoy upper class entertainment, with sev- eral hundred Dads - and daughters.

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MIDST ERAGRANT BOUQVETS and pink hearts, juniors happily dance to the music of Leo Mallory's band. Foreground: Miss Allie Young, science department, George Will, Pat Joyce, Paul Altorfer. junior prom, april 3 ee 9, From the stroke of nine 'til the mv last waltz, So Dear lo My Hear! 4 belonged to the whole Junior Class. Together they deliberated over tallies and decorations, and together they dreamed of the CHARLESTON! CHARLESTON! Pat Cronin and Brad Thomas imitate Happers of the twenties as joanie Peterson, Caro- lynne Terkelson, Marilyn Smith, Janelle Greggains, Madeline Collins, and Bart Quigley look on. HEARTS, FLOXVERS decorated Rist hall to fit mood of Spartans' Prom. Foreground: Karen Elbeck, Caro Brown, Reno Di Bono. awaited night, April 3, when they would dance in pink, white, and lace. This was the night when excitement and expectation mel- lowed to lovely fulfillment.