Mater Misericordiae Academy - Meriannal Yearbook (Merion, PA)

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5.3 avi? R Q0 1 'Fin M 1' -hu Good sportsmanship beams as M A Bru and E Carvllle ileftl congratulate victors, M L Mahon and J Campbell fright? on a than honest sportsmanshlp Softball popular sport with Merion students R Dougherty takes a vicious swing at the ball while catcher, A Coady and team mate, K Ryan, anxiously wait W der 'Ch 2.3, as ,. ,,' U ,, . ,, J- , -x . M' , .W V fe. I . ,, ff ,sguf.4, 'v fa - :L,f!'1 si i ' ' v An enthusiastic group, L. Campbell, M. Rawley, G. McDyer and J. Haenn 'W fl - . 'A , '. artici at in f - .vtwfsp H ,qs IQ pri 71' vw b A W P P e an a ter school lacrosse 5.458 , I .4 V. .xv 4,4 i K, wwf, it p MA, ,f- , ,, . Q -gg, . uw -. L, Q' ' . - f.:J ,,. A' , ' ,igwps fl, A , , wif .. N 'V t , ,, .. session. 3 I

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Merion team, our hats are off to you! Posing beneath the basket are: BOTTOM ROW: B. Ronan, M. O'Connell, B. Zepke, a R. Bateman, L. Gagliardi, A. jaffola, P. Hayden, L. C mpbellg , , SECOND ROW: P. Bruder, J. Haenn, M. A. Bruder, A. Claffey, Anxious faces awan the outcome of K. Farrell icaptainl, A. Coady, R. McNichol, P. Mansfield, an intense Same with MefCY, 35 M317 M. Smithg TOP ROW: D. Slentz, S. Whittingham, P. Lynch, Ann Bruder aims for the basket. M. Wollington, R. Altenderfer, R. Boyle, R. Dougherty, L. Murray, K. Ryan, J. Lyon, H. Naftzger, M. E. Rawley. There is no stronger bond . . . That all too unusual joyfa magnificent basketball squad -is ours this year. From Captain Kathy Farrell down to ninth grade joan Haenn, as the yearbook goes to print, only one team has been able to match the precision, speed, coordination and cooperation which have netted a straight run of winning scores. Coach Miss Winifred Whelan has done much to build the powerful team we hail so proudly. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE We They St. Mary's 57 26 Villa Maria 49 15 Cecilian . 61 29 St. Basil's 53 13 V A' Raven Hill , 63 27 H 'V P Melrose , 74 1,8 4 Sharon Hill . 43 27 Mercy . i. .,. 36 39

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The Ricordia Staff strive to keep up with their busy schedule. They are ll. to r.? Fortunate, j. Campbell, Callen, S. Burke, K. Lynch, Dagit, M. Thompson, M. Mtirphy, and M. O'Connel1. ary, make the journalistic game . . . Under the supervision of Sister Mary Martin, aspiring journalists work steadily throughout their eleventh grade to make this years Ritordi.t outshine those of successful pre- decessors. The piper is sent to press monthly, which gives the staff .thout three weeks ot' tontinous hard work. Its all worth it though, tor the editors realize how the students appreciate the time .ind effort used to compose it. Enthusiasm buzzes through the corridors, as students take their first glimpse at the Ricorclia. In the fore- ground fl. to r.J are E. Groff, E. Smith, E. Kelley, and J. Dagit. Kathleen Lynch and Jane Dagit, co-editors of the Ricordia, forget past work, as they expe- rience the joy of achievement at the completion of another school paper.