Mercy High School - Mercian Yearbook (University City, MO)

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XKLL fl GET -k c fl , '-- MR. H. T. STOCKER MISS I- Sports at Mercy combine athletic ability and physical co- ordination with mental alertness to provide an outlet for activity. Hard work plus initiative knit the teams into a union of good sportsmanship and teamwork by which they achieve victory. Eagerness to win is not always satisliedg the victories reflect hard work and driving spirit. gif- W uni A' MRS. K. P. ROUSH BACK ROW: C. Sullivan, B. Miller, J. Missey, S. Walton, L. M. Davidson, E. Ficlc. FRONT ROW: E. McDonnell, M. Krull, C. Barbieri, C. Davit. ABSENT FROM PICTURE S. Thompson.

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ercy Smaslze to CAC lead MCYCQWS Bulldogs controled the backboards. and, behind the: lle-barrelled attack of Fred Leiding with 33 points and Bill 'ien with 24, dumped the McBride Micks last night. 83-54, to over first place in the Catholic Athletic Conference high ol basketball race. le Bulldogs now are 5-0 ' --of 4--f - '---if'- h If ' t, h'l ' ' luiZh:dayMgiEsl ar: 1-21. flrst quarter lead rem GI g . 1 at the halt' and turned t 2 ' est. into no cont l'tncn,MiLitar quite a bil. B St. lllary' other stcar' lgons. Solclan, 13-0 both High de- an inter- football Tohn W Stocker's Bu a neutral co St. Mary': ball champil ly to upset ll Po tent I -2 Punrhl Win Mercy's No. 1 rated 'attack of Fred Leiding l defeat the Central Red game of the eighth tournament. Leiding poured 'goals and five free his center position, rimmed 14 field charity tosses from Guard Rich Bushart tral with 33 l the field The score was tie throughout the first the half was 35-all. In half, Mercy began to The 86 points scored the Merry rc Runs Its citing first-l nette's Irisl floor leading second half however, as 50 points t Mary's. Bob Bropk er each scorn l unleashed a powerful two-manlMcBl'idE, W1 O'Brien-each with 35 points-to with Q8 Pom 86-67, last night in a first-round'M3!'y S- High School basketball Mercy had ble subduinl - Du Bourg 1 first quarter ithree of 15 and trailed. connected or which trailer rd to 16-5 gi Victory fir 'augh econ o, Tuthlll dogs is a new team lake an ff to I Vs Univ ,the tournament. mm ' ' ' Slly , Fourth-ranked Mc am? on In 10 'tured the other L marge rg bold WOM OVCI' 1Chaminade. Larry 'namffnt ,om mn bm th NH1'd anti M1 20 points was the y the nd m ntgwm the extla point lLee bagged 18 Stock able tl ilS bold tpok 3 la inade. their latest 124 'ents W' . -n mt end tot' M' Belleville upped lhig average nserlvf, fm. Hi fourth l'1U3l' League-leading re when the !19 games , - W Pr ' I S . . , ' 'fend St, TL g,cl,i,,a'If,,4 J lan 5-0 by trlmmlng St. Peters? u .I 5901-ed 437 pg op Sf.fgIr :3 St. Charles. 52-42. Bud Zinfell tLoun- tr.-ba I nirli Y e 1 l 9 fl S 07' Cl 8 tl P t St t X y arcy s OB - V night' plonshlp s cont cock. Eureka edged Soldan, 49- 463 Mehlville beat Valley Park. Q Lands 6 Hand ls to 9tl1St , I O O en Lezdzn cnam- We score 'at half: cherilihide 'E-1. 'href Bride :lo R f - - tha' will be . Despit 54-44. and Hancock trimmed Linrihnrvh 50-R1 night . lHan- loeller f6ll alglz . 0 1 u nrnnnv .1 'l , eeree Veary, Umpire Loddecke. Merry Central t6Tb FG.F'l'.F. 1 . for the preliminary elilnlnationl to the state series at Washing-' ton University and Mercy prob- ably will give University City a ' tussle' for the No. 1 spot. Nor- mandy and Ritenour are ex- pected to fight it out for the third and fourth spot in the eight-team field. For a while in its game with Doll Wehb's Codasco Rams, Mercy looked like a shadow of' tha nnumvlnnnrn uvlxir-h fnrn the first half, 14 points, at Beckmann 1 ltlercy cause wllich l0 wer llll'ox4.'s. Top scorer Carl Luhsch of 16 field g three free tl Dennis Malco Willett's five Score 35 P Bill O'Brien, ailing toe and al made one of his 13 baskets tie the score at 12-12. Jo' Warmbold scored, sr I O'Brien and when Chuc' ercj a tl stead. Mercy's senior peat, also connected, t dogs were ahead, 18-1: I 0 lfled at the intermission, SE '2fm1'fi16i-fr-...-.- ----A .1 '74 .,..:..o.. e Y' rmandy Pos is ft . x 'lohn e Verdlc s 1 - W'- In to lna las H.ll10,thl'P6 quarters. ' ketbh urn? last ' Normandy's victory v SlEl' of SL -s of than the score would te as d ed in Mis-lfioldan put on a :-us the fave ' ,mpcl lled the ass L E fourth quarter when t? Y'-s - iking. jtevc' , fl- VY3 The subs took over with 'dh' LJ Simi ' vie 2 Demldrels T 79- lead. v Webs? mf :roy won, 86 to 67.I Soldan, !. Kell McDonald points su erb ler game, McBridef ' A

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Back Row: P. Carney, J. Hanley, M. Faille, P. Haley, T. Dwyer, M. McCinty, N. Ciovinnani, F. Kirchner, B. Cooke. Center Row: VV. Zurweller, R. Schulte, J. Nolan, J. L'Ecuyer, E. McLaine, D. Pace, J. Rckart, B. Shecrin, M. Darwin, B. Oldfather. Front Row: Coach H. T. Stocker, R. VVilhehn, W. O,Bricn, J. Saffa, I. Brauner, J. Reed, F. Boyd, C. Neuner, I. Beckrnann, J. VVarmhold, Coach W. L. Houston. J mme v COAQH w. L, XHQQGTON nv If 'fi 6400 ' Back Row: P. Consiglia, B. Nordmann, R. Blackbum, S. Ozga, A. Sparks, I. Lotus, D. Sonderen, J. Ward J. Harvey, T. Finn, A. Parado. Center Row: Coach W. L. Houston, T. Tebeau, T. Lannon, F. Witte, F. Munclwiller, J. Certa, T. Eckert R. Anderson, F. Dudenhoffer, M. Murray, Coach H. T. Stocker. Front Row: J. Shelly, J. Foster, F. Wilson, B. Audrain, E. Rodell, I. Ennenhach, D. Buhr, M. Reichert B. Bundy, T. Rotter, B. Hess. -59- y