Magnificat High School - Magnifier Yearbook (Rocky River, OH)

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Lisa Morelli Liz Moore Tracy Mott Jade Moy Kelly Moynihan Antonette Mercado Michelle Mesker MaryBeth Metro NancyMaria Miele Lynn Marie Mikel MaryBeth Mikel Joanne Miller Julie Miller Holly Miller Lisa Miller Molly Miller Elizabeth Millson Angela Minelli Michelle Mischak Kathy Moffitt Annette Mohar Michelle Molica Andrianna Molina Anna Molnar Katie Moran Kellie Moran MERCADO TO MOYNIHAN 125

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While anxiously awaiting their freedom at 4:00 P.M., students serving detentions continue writing another infamous quote as Mrs. Pianca moderates. One never for¬ got the constant reminder in homeroom: “Detentions will be served tonight at 3:15 P.M. in room 208.” Yet some girls, trying to prolong the agony of the 45 minute writing session, served their detentions by doing some form of work for a teacher, such as stacking books or grading papers. As the end of a semester arrived, one found the usually half-filled room packed full of students serving those loathsome detentions before report cards came out. Photo by M. Probst. Megan McDonald Barb McDonnell Susan McDonnell Bridgett McEntee Kathleen McGervy Chris McGrath Nancy McGuire Eileen McGunagle Colleen McHugh Katie McKane Ellen McKim Diane McLaughlin Mary McManamon Megan McManamon Kara McNally Mary Beth McNally Bridgid McNamara Eileen McNamara Nora McNamara Kathleen McNamee Suzanne McNamee Michelle McNulty Maureen McShane Tess McShane Marcy McSweeny Renee Medvik Carrie Meier Julie Meluch 124 MC DONALD TO MELUCH

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During the course of the Bloodmobile, Elise Tomsik ’84 takes fellow senior Christina Moore’s temperature. Bloodmobile, sponsored by Key Club, allowed healthy seventeen year olds the chance to donate blood. Many of the juniors and seniors responded to the offer and gave blood on Thursday, April 5 and earlier in the year on Tuesday, December 13. Some of the donors had never given blood before, so the whole procedure was new to them. Before giving blood, each donor was asked a series of questions, had her tem¬ perature taken, and had a drop of her blood, which was taken from her ear, tested. The possibility of fainting was very real, but there were people close at hand who were well- trained in how to handle just such a situation. Many Magnificat students gave blood without any ill side effects. After giving blood, each girl was given some fruit drink and asked to sit and rest for fifteen minutes. This helped the donors to regain some of their lost strength. After that, they went back to their classes. The Bloodmobile offered the chance for Magnificat students to give the gift of life, blood. Photo by D. Kovach. Jacque Mueller Kelly Mueller Yvette Muhoray Ann Mullen Maureen Mulloy Erin Murphy Julie Musca MaryAnn Najjar Chris Nagel Nancy Nashar Noelle Nashar Lydia Nassif Jill Natran Meg Neff Karen Nickels Catherine Nieberding Ann Norman Anneen Norris Rhonda Norton Annemarie Novak Monica Novak 126 MUELLER TO NOVAK