Mercy High School - Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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Wa. Jul ROXV ONE: Joan Caro, Marlene Pihlgren, lrmslzrerf Geraldine Murray, Terry Burns, S.S,C,..' Beatrice Malone, Barbara Mallfei, Donna Bertucci, Maria Montalvo, Jo-Ann Cascarno, Aileen Jones, xvrretaryq Frances Krsinich, Jo Ann De Rosa. ROXV TXVO: Monica Mitchell, G.A.A.. Joan Emmons, Joan Twomey, Bruna Martin, Lynne Johnson, Carol Carniglia, Linda Graziani, Betty Braun, Colleen Hodges, Mary Dunlap, Constance Lynch, Nancy Maggio. ROXV THREE: Barbara Howard, Mary Shea, Cheryl Robinson, Ann Ruef, Joanne Coyne, Janet Barry, presideni: Sharon Coffey, Carol Brown, Arlene Ruggiero, Frances Richetts, 1'ice-pexi1lw11.' Carla Pelsinger. ROXV FOUR: Loisanne lNIontgomery, Constance Palau, Melody Moran, Jean Barden. 5 -fi iOXY' ONE: Michele DeLeon, Grace Velez, Cathy Scholtz, Marina lDeLeon, Sallymarie Iten, Victoria Llamas, Beverly Raabe, Kathleen Hanley, presidenlx Jeanne Cason, G.A.A.,' Sharon Ford, Margaret McDonald, Elizabeth George. ROXV TXVO: Marlene Castelli, Virginia Gray, Shirley Hollander, Karen Busterna, Diana Gemignani, Teresa Burke, S.S.C..' Patrice Beacon, Elsa Arevalo, Charlene Anderson, Jo Ann Cannon, Marilyn O'Malley, Lillian Yencha, Holly Gernandt. ROW' THREE: Doreen Gallegos, Janet Thompson, Victoria Tavares, rice-presidw1!.' Charlene Furlong, Susan Johnson, Stella Du Bois, Pamela Daley, treasurer: Bonnie Snow, Rita Patackos, Judy Gernandt, Michele Risso, ROW' FOUR: Geraldine O'Connor, Mary Ann XY'ilson, Rita Castro, Judeth Sivell, Donna Hess.

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senior- freshman part l X r' I HULA HOOPER finalists Ani Meyer and XVantl:t ta Fleming. 3' f 9 t - PRIZE BABIES Fran Ricketts, Vicki Tavares, Candy Lane, Arlene Simi, and Donna Abrams gurgle happily for Big Sisters. PRUDENCE PENNY. alias Connie Moore, mixes a hi-fi cake in upbeat batters. is TERRY, what's big sister Bonnie really like ? As Friendship Wfeek drew to a close, October 22, Big Sisters welcomed two hundred new arrivals to our Mercy Family with tt program, campus refreshments and games

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starlettes march in fire drills, win quill 81 scroll award, present assemblies, learn home nursing National Newspaper Week last October was heralded by fresh- man journalists who presented an exhibit in Barrett Hall on school newspaper and yearbook 4 , procedure. jacklyn Musselman ' E . 3 B L, 5 tx-Q. accepted the Quill and Scroll A certificate merited by Mercy- crest's freshman journalists whose display was among 18 outstanding ones prepared by students throughout America. OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT Pat Plevin, Sheila Went- worth, Carolyn Seyler, jack- lyn Musselman, and Kathy Curtis' first assignment in journalism was to plan and present this Merryfresl dis- play for National Newspaper Week. OCTOPUS, ANYONE? Lad- en with Mission Mixer Prizes, Carole Patterson invites one and all to 9SS's booth at the great pre-Lent Mission Mix- er. s ASSEMBLY SPE ERS, Rosemary Moore, janet Barry, Sandy Marasching fstandingj jacklyn Musselman and Anna McMullin, take a brief glimpse at the Thanksgiving program, which they pre- sented to classmates. B PULSE NORMAL, janet Thompson and Sharon Ford practice skills in Home Nursing, required C.F.L. course for freshmen. A Red Cross Certifi- cate is awarded to all who successfully complete the course. 66 5 he-m . -l .. --f. , I 23 Q, .,... .. W 2 i. lil - Q 2 ,qi .