Mercy High School - Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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'N SPAW K 'Q' SPANISH STl'DENT, Amke Dooyes, finds lessons easier and more enjoyxthle through recordings. Amke comes from Holland and speaks Dutch fluently. fiery debates. . . Worr EUCLID, FATHER OF TELEVISION? Claudia Tracy, Mary Vohryzek, and Miss Noreen Culloty, geometry instructor apply the theory of PALMATE OR PINNATF? ask sophomore biologists, Diane Rivera, Peggy Connolly, Barbara Benson, Lynn Burkey, and Irma de la Fuenta pausing during a campus field trip. birds. . . enchanting ',y,i , SOPHOMORE SEAMSTRESSES Dolores Heaney and Claire Kascal acquire do- parallel lines to television reception as they learn how T.V. communi- mestic skills under guidance of Mrs. Eva cations stems from ancient geometric knowledge. Miller during clothing classes.

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ROW ONE: Rosalind Reis, Roberta Hearst, Mary Ann Malone, Janelle Greggains, Beverly Mull, Nancy Crabtree, Kathy Fox, treasurer. ROW TWO Marilynn Smith, Cixrolynn Schumann, Pat Bragado, Elizabeth Thompson, Joan Baker, secretary, Margaret Shields. Y... A 1 ROW ONE: Joanne Kenny, Judy Dunn, Donna Coudures, Mary Schroer, Shawna McGrew, Pat Joyce. ROW TWO: Darlene Maguire, Margaret Cota, S.S.C.: Katherine Grifnn, presidenfp Margaret Viera, Joanne Peterson, Dorothy Lynch, Diane Dowd. USF' .... f ROXV ONE: Pat Cronin, Raffaella Micolosi, Pamela Kilker, Carol Bogue, Jacklyn O'Malley, Joyce Palmini, Kathy Renker. ROW TXVO: Caro Brown, Sue Keonigs, rife president. Sharon Kansora, Nancy Donovan, G.A.A.,' Maureen Sullivan, Adrienne Moore. ',: ls'

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'31, 'ian' A-UC SOPHOMORE CLASS LEADERS Ckneelingj Nancy Fountain Barbara jorda cera class president Sue Serafino Cstandmgj Pat Kelly Gerry Schneider Sheila O Shaughnessy class vice president CNot shovsn janet McCartney section presi dentj ski spree--all reflect enthusiasm of the belles After the first year of being baby sisters the Class of '61 grew to become active members of the Mercy Family. From sophomores' knowledge of the amoeba grew a Science Club. From sophomores panda bears, clown dolls, worry birds, Paris poodles and pennants developed a generous contribution to the Mission Mixer. From sophomores' planning and hard work Ski Spree became an enchanting class dance. Through enthusiasm and cooperation, a great class has been formed-the Belles of '61 LEADING THE BELLES in a rousing cheer: Gerry De Camp, Mary Lou Flynn, Pat Kelly, jackie Wfarman, Sheila O'Shaugh- nessy, and Kris Olsen.