Mercy High School - Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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. , P . S ., ' 14 i all Ex, . .,f, Cline. 1,1 -f-iff it Y V I Bl'Ll.lf'I-lx BO,-XRD ARTISTRYZ Pl1ylli5 Macliay xlntl hd Brenton admire lmndixxorli of joy Boito and Sharyn lfunutchi. 1- x. X 1 ,--'l,' 1 GAY CONVERSATION, HAPPY LAUGHTER: Guests gather round punth bowl for refresh- ments. Foreground: Ray Abeling, Anne Burgard, Gail Bennett, Anne Cuadra, Barbara Ira, john .M GOOD NIGHT SXVFIETHEART: As prom nears close, juniors glance tlreamily buck over their much antitipittetl and happily realized evening Foregrountl: Nancy Pulmini, Bob Raluh. i

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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.

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Q7 v ., ,Q 3 33 5 2 2g 5 . Ll -3 L: xg I ' I I q . . St,v ...11 4 GUILD PRESIDENT, Mrs. George Lonway, reviews plans on the 1959 agenda with Sister Mary Assumpta, principal. mercv mothers, uild FALL LUNCHEON, October ZS, sponsored by Guild, provided funds for Social Science use. l26 GUILD ADVISORY BOARD: Mrs. Frank Lucier, Mrs. Austin Holian, Mrs. Frank Terheyden, auditorg Mrs. William Carle, recording secretary, Mrs. George Conway, presidentg Mrs. john Luhr, vice presidentg Mrs. L. -I. Terkelson, fx- nancial secretary, Mrs. XVarrer1 O'Callaghan, treasurer: Mrs Henry De Bock. Mercy's ever-active, generous Mothers' Guild began '58-'59 activities with a September tea for newly- elected officers and room mothers. On October 25, the annual luncheon and fashion show was again a financial success, with proceeds donated by the Guild for needed new equipment in the social science department. Freshman, sopohomore, junior and senior mothers enjoyed an opportunity to meet at the Get Acquainted Parties, November 18-19. In March, the Guild sponsored a home nursing Course for over twenty members, and in mid- Lent, Father Edward Casey conducted an evening of recollection for over one hundred mothers. Throughout the A year, Guild members contributed hundred of hours of school service- with traditional enthusiasm. ff. PIONEER PRINCIPAL, Sister Mary Grace, admires infant son of Mrs. William Willers CDeanne Plummer '56j at October alumnae tea.