Mercy High School - Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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IIIFPCV alumnae association Following homecoming and installation of oflicers, Sun- day, November 9, alumnae next met for tt Day of Recollection at the Mercy Motherhouse, Sunday, March 22, where they joined alumnae of Mercy, Burlingame, and Saint Peters Their first Communion-Breakfast was held Sunday, April 26, at Saint Cecilia's. Religious professions, weddings, and new babies were occasions for joyful reunions. l l 'AULD ACQUINTANCE' , Renewing Mercy days with Sister Mary Clement at Homecoming are '57 graduates Bernadette Fur- X nanz, Andrea Libby, and . joan Aragone. Sister joseph Marie Eiufierald Sister Patricia Marie O'Brien -v EJ ..l Q M NEW' ALUMNAE PRESIDENT Barbara Russi '56 receiyes gavel, Newly-installed officers: Diane Cadtlen, treasurer: Marge Riley, second vice president: Sue Tissier, junior past president: Peg O'Connor, auditorg joan Mccarrick, first vice president: Claire Doyle, secretary. lJli0ll6'6I'S professed ,'w7w'X ,.,.X. .4 tc., Sister Clare Marie Schroer Sister M. janet Rozzano in V7 Sister M. Shawn Hally 1 5 ' I.. '51 KATHlE'S BRIDAL PARTY: Accompanied by bridal attendants, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Reed ' CKathy Shea 'SU leave Mercy after Kathie left her bouquet at Our Lady's altar. X.

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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.

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EVERY EFFECT HAS A CAUSE: Reasons for 5rd period tempting scent: Mrs. Mary McHugh and Mrs. Ora Dillon, cafe- teria manager, are on duty daily at seven-thirty to pre- pare de luxe Mercy- burgers. ONE REASON XVHY SCHOOL IS TRIM Alexan- der Buksch, maintenance, puts final polish on class equipment. 128 employees SPIC 'N SPAN Mrs. Mary Niland operates SWEET TOOTH Mrs. Bess Cherolis, the automatic dishwasher, destiny of plates, snack bar custodian, tends the needs saucers, and cups during 4th and Sth periods. of non-calorie counters. ,l Z' 3 , i .15 s LOCKER STUCK? Dependable Custodian Pietro Perata demon- strates how to conquer locker combinations for Starlettes K. Heaney, VU. Nasser, C. Schriever, and I. Ailes.