Mercy High School - Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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most Oflglhdl TAHITI HUT featured Ticket Sellers jan Righetti, Carol Harris, Barbara Lippi, and Nadine Remy. It was a real-life fun hut in Barrett hall's South Pacihc. 'lflrgm honorable mention most orlginal JUNGLE BOOTH, produced by 9Sl, was arranged by C. Carnig- lia, J. Caro, L. johnson, F. Kris- nich, J. De Rosa, M. Mitchell, J. Barden,land C. Robinson. No one complained of a lion's roar! After three exciting days of hammering, taping and cutting crepe paper, the 1959 Mission Mixer emerged- a triumph of H si tv ' .3 it color and originality, A check for S755 was mailed to the ,fgjfff -, ff, X 1 X Catholic Missions, and the 55755 balance remaining was con- tributed to this year's student body project. g' fry Y ' 115352, ii , we f, ff wa w If 'r ' 1.9 is 'Q . , 'A.- 'Lr4.:'v! , A , 3rd ln proceeds 7 f X. 41 W, . 3 gf, I gy Q ' Q19 l PENNANTS of 1054, in their Campus Capers I '- L 4 Booth, was profitably operated. Both artists: P. Mulcare, T. Tarantino, G, Breen, S. Seralino, C. , . A , . M ck, M. McDonald. Pechetti K Gibson G H TRIBESMEN FROM TA- HITI: Bonnie Burns, joan Garaventa. I THEY DID IT AGAIN! Student Body Treasurer Mary El Connolly and Secretary Ginny Owen are pictured be- fore the rush for change began. Two hours later they tallied up the astonishing record made by Mercy's 800.

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mission mixer nets over 31500 ,f ,- greatest . NOW AN OLD STORY, the Panda Booth collected S270 in dimes, Cuddling furry wares Ist ln proceeds most beautyul are decorators and organizers: Anne Sawyer, Pat Kelly, Pat Furnanz, Chris Bafiico, Nancy Carle, Barbara Quirie, Vicky Peasley, Claudia Tracy, Cecelia Kearns. PARIS POODLE BOOTH was a triumph of crepe paper artistry by these scissors wielders: Ann Marie Venturi, Maureen Olsen, Sandy Weiss, Nancy Fountain, Sharon Barrett, Peggy Faulkner. 11' X WILL THE DIME LAND ON THE GLASS? jan Schneider and Sister Mary Assumpta follow the flying dimes as they landed and spun in Tahiti Hut. Within two hours, Monday, February 2, well over S1500 in dimes, nickels, and quarters were invested in lonesome pups, worry birds, pizza, and a variety of gastronomical and luxury items for benefit of the missions and the annual student project for benefit of the school. -'S most cooperative 2nd lil proceeds CLOWN BOOTH was the climax of several weeks work by IOSS. Elaine Lunney and Judy McCann instructed every section member just how to make her five-clown allotment for the booth. Sewing bees were held in several students' homes. Booth build- ers: j. McCann, K. Downey, E. Lunney P. O'Neill, J. O'Brien, j, McCartney, K, Mellinger.

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student control Keep to the right move along Courteous, cordlal Student Control officers help to keep order between periods and at noon hours Student Control posts are asslgned to selected Seniors for half a quarter Sister Mary Clement, dean, Sylvna Goeas president of Semor Student Control and Barbara ordacera Sophomore Student Control president, hold meetmgs one week before and one week after posts are changed At these meetmgs school regulations are explained and discussed the members bring up problems that they may have encountered and are advised as to the frrendly approach that should be used senior control ROW ONE B Kearney M OBoyle M Bastldas S Klelnhans G Benvenuto S Goeas prexzdenl J Pomllla M Barry K Wxdener E Bozzo ROW 'TWO S Kennaugh J OCallag han H Bates M Mulkeen S Kalmar K Wake C Rogers M Mullins ROW THREE C Moore M A Seawell B Kerri M Kmces A Gxbson A Long M E Connolly M Portman ROWLICFOUR P Mulkeen L Wnlson Y Nurre S McNamara B Sherman J Scardxgll J Be er u - ,. . . . - a , J , 1 . - Cn Ju 1.72 ' T'T r -it .li I e, 1 ., .. 1 , ,.'.- I , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , , . , . , . , . . . . , . 1 - 9 ' D -' 1 ' 9 ' 1 ' - ' ' , . . , . , . , . , . , . - , . . '. : . , . , . , . , . , . ,