Mercy High School - Mercian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Class Officers MARY CALLACHER President 0 MARY VITA Vice President 0 BETTY SCRIBNER Recording Secretary VIRGINIA HAYES I I J' :i ,:s : 'I Tzllil 'gifs I.. -. .-: Sis sEs':3 : .: n' n.u I.. .I 11 -2 ' . Q13-E :Eggs . 1- ',u: Es' Financial Secretary -Eiga. . - Ill: .:: -'I . ' 3 '-2111. 'l..'2 ELIZABETH CAVANAUGH ' ::: - '- '. .'. Z' E': :I:' 55.5 'Bruin ALlcE DURKIN . :: :fs ' I-4 I 5 '-F: :I: -5 -C ':::-- .' E: I-II E -g Ch llll 5 ll ll 5 ll li . g:: .- Inga- ns:-Lao aE::u- aE:.....:Eu n5::l. IQIIIEI: fllll- E lik-I I I I : I I I I I I ll I I I l . :Eg I-I lil lil l-llll- l:l I:u l:llll- lgl :II .-nun' : l:l I-I l:l :I f all -'-I .lll:- gan? :- I fi

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.P-.. 31715: '- 'iii' 19:4 ?.... F ':. ll sl .-..: 3. anulll:: lf: 5514 Sis sis' :I :5 i- '-S ' ,135 it :Eggs . -. '.-: I'g -'I' 'ul H: i':'- :Q-mans ' .F . . .'l-un' shi? :'a n':' I' 'ul :ll To Our Graduates Dear Girls of l934, your diary tells of a happy last year . . . a year filled with earnest study de- lightfully flavored with activities that keep alive a spirited love for your school. But you must go out this june from our halls of learning, from cor- ridors that breathe your youth, your loves, your ambitions, your very lives. You must accept the bits of paper that are your diplomas and go into a greater arena. Dear girls, you take with you into a future misted by inexperience the memory of many les- sons distinctly Christian and distinctly Catholic. . . lessons given to you to carry you safely from girl- hood to loveliest womanhood. We, your teachers, have hoped for you: we have stretched forth care- ful fingers to guide you and you will not forget. You end your high school days with a Catholic training you must not forget. We trust that your diary of the future will speak of the same happiness expressed in that of your high school days. We trust that, however happy, however filled with worldly pleasures, it will reflect the Catholic training impressed upon you during your last four years. We trust it will reflect the pure heart of the convent-bred girl. And lastly, we hope that your diary stories will include tales of many pleasant visits to your Mercy. Dear Girls of I934, as you speak sweet, awk- I l I-'-'ni .'.-.'.'.-.'.- I 'Q . ll .ll---I' I lnl ln l 1' I i I-'s I -' ' :ISE-. -'EEZEE l - ---.:-. - : n' 'I Q H H H u u'1's l Elllills . . , 5 ' ' I 1 I I l l lazy: '- ' :nuns E 5 5 :nlgn: QL 5 '3- n ,,, ni 5- l 'llllllg 3 gl' O ': E it :'.:n'- 'g gt Ill.. C 77 6 : ww 5. F 2? 3 lllllll. 2- -U g - m u nl Q. Eu I :U I 2 U2 l..:ll i Q ' U fb 3 :nuns E5 3 l W CL 2 :Illini 5 gh? l F 522'

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III!! :': IEE' '- 'sais' .Ulises ll NL! nn! H Bl 'U l -n I l I I '5 lah -. 5:2 'ua E I' 5 'Z 'li S I : .-' :rl :5:'5: sis' - n' . ': - 2' -. 'Z-I E': :If E-' ': :sig ll llgll u:u 29:1 '. . gg .5 1 :' :ll l-l- 5.1.1 II: I: I'-' .: H. ' E ' 5....E E..' ' E . E En 'F 'sf ' g sail. :l.::a single IRENE ABROMAITIS All Saints M.A.A. Like a shy moon, moving on with the world . . . yet keeping discreetly aloof from it. IOSEPHINE ADAMS St. justin Martyr M.A.A. invigorating character . . . eyes crinkling with laughter . . . a pleasing girlish dignity. VIRGINIA BALZANO McClellan EI Circulo Espanol, secretaryg M.A.A. Great brown eyes fairly snapping with excite- ment . . . quick in motion and speech . . . full of pep and go. PATRICIA BARRETT St. Philip Neri Honor studentg D.S.C.: M.A.A.: Clee club. Tawney haired . . . unruffled reserve . . . if caught in a fire, Pat would still remain cool . . . yust dotes on pretty shoes. FRANCES BAUCH St. Sabina Glee club, M.A.A., Virgil club. The nonsense of this fun-loving girl is made pleasing by her rich, carefully inflected voice and her graceful manners. MARY BERITICH St. Leo Art clubg M.A.A.: Art editor, Mercian staff. Always busy, always bright. Pencil, pen, and paint brush reigned supreme among Mary's toys until a typing machine came into her life. EDNA BORDA Aquinas Sewing club, M.A.A.: Glee club: Le Cercle Francais. Silver slippers twinkling over a glass dance floor . . . laughter floating over a slim shoulder. DOROTHY BOSTWICK St. Clotilde Honor student, M.A.A. A first-rate mind that reacts to a variety of stimuli . . . a responsive concern in every phase ot school life. E I RENE BOYLAN St. Leo M.A.A.: Civic club. Tolerates homework with a passive smile . . . reminds one of a small child in a crisp white apron playing house. WI NIFRED BRENNAN St. Felicitas M.A.A., Glee club. Comes to a climax in a quick, smart response. ,. sharp glances take in a world of information easily retained. A .'. l':' -2- .531 fi E I I 'ui l lllll- -. -- -I l:l I-I -:- :1- 5 -f ee. --.,s-s-- 'nl-