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K 2 V , 4 K 1 Q X Ls- 1 , -1 X 2 75 , ' I E ' E ' .L QL1' N fx ' , ,f , K J V ' - 1 CX L 4' Q A , X r PN This is the year when our world scans the blue when it gazes at its own vast covering called earth to commonplace surroundings and sees in them fresh Thousands of scientists from fifty-four nations are and the space around it--space which might prove We, too, seniors in a year of observation, scan our own of an Almighty Father Who guides the hand of science i :R - V . J I. 1 ' i , or' . 1 pl 5. T' N K 1 t J ,i .X gl I tiff y i gg, i ,lil j ,X N! Q A , 1 A , , N Q, - 4 1' X x , , 'VA Q I. A ' ' ,- . 'Q 'M . .E J I ,. J 5 Y In l' - - I : ' 1 ' ' l .' N 1 L 1 1-f W of ls ' X ,J L I 'X y ,Nz l I' I TJ F li' ' 'K' lf W ff 'N f X r qif , 'rl F .1 s I fyli' I I 1 f 'V 1. rl 1, ,Q xx, vial 1' -ff i- ' 2 Vi' 7 I' f 3 A 1 ' x 1, 8 In 'xx l , ' f , , P I I I' . . 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Gcouter space, seeing in these surroundings the love and with infinite mercy brings us all to a new and joyous Dawn. the world around us Faculty . . 6 Seniors . . . 14 Classes . . . 38 Sports . . . . 66 Activities . . . 74 BEAUTIFUL LADY ln tht fuvent hope that Our Lady swlll low the dass of Q8 ww 1th a spulal low? we dedlcate thls book to her llttle F1 unch lu11age1 ww ho one hundud NLJIS ago 011 .1 dnsutod IIX CI bank 111 Louldes thc Vlothu of God To you Salnt Bunadctlg wc LIltlllSl 0111 1Ll0Id of 111111101165 kl1OVSlI1g that Nou wlll present lt to 10111 b621Utlflll lady Hlld tell hel 1t lb ou1 lillllllllldl glft to hcl madt 111 hcl hono1 SK 1th l0VlIlg hands and hearts CG 3' X .l ' , , 7. 'A n ,V 3 u' ' r ' 'j U X I 4 V 7 L 'X 'Lt ' I A J A . 3 vo Y 1 r l Q saw a11d spoke wlth N1 x x ' ' J . 1' I I 'J 1 ' , , , .3 , . 3 Q. CG ' 79 an , ,. m,.w,,,N , M- -- ..... ,aus-Hi' 'inn ?4 ,gm A' . Q ,sm ' 1 .9 Civ L Q JS .Q Q yi 45-un 'i !?':ff5d'h6v6? 'fin asvg ,, WNW lk,-.4wfw I -vu.-an -W. -., N mm w,f-4w.,X .W -vmfm,M., W ,L. I 4 T ft' A 1, . 9'0 -yr r. -,W .W 5.05 A M M' WV Qlhwuwmhhwxw may 4-.my . V ,V wwf, f. .-. HlU-gp-on ' M-fm ummm 34054515-'Digi K. - 'NW 1+-4 -... W, QYNUUQQWWMW ww MOST REVIZREND ,IOHN j. MITTY Archbishop of San Francisco Several faculty members, along with teachers from other high schools, serve on archdiocesan curriculum committees, which meet periodically under the direction of the superintendents of schools. One recent result of their work is the counselling and guidance outline which has been adopted this year by schools throughout America following experimental use locally. This is only one phase of the curriculum planning that goes on behind scenes. 5 4 NSN Nuff RlfVlfRliNll JOHN T, FUUDY RliVl5RlfND FRANCIS A. Ql'lNN Su verintenclent kssisrtnt Superintendent - 5 ,, . - of .'hI'L'lNll0k'CSflI'l Schools in Charge of Secondary Schools A aifsbji a 'KZ' 'iv-gf ,X j BIOTHIER MARY CYRIL SISTER MARY CALLISTA Mother General. Sisters of Mercy Director of Education, California-Arizona i Mercy Schools cldmlnlstrotlon ............-mul GOOD MORNING' juds Rrley student body pres1dent preteded by four toned thrmes vwhrth she mtroduted t 15 year greets students ower the P A vshlle Slster Mars Grate prmupal supplxes her Wlfll the mormng s qnnountements A STL DENT CONTROL MEETINC IS DUE' Vue Presrdent jean Montgomers head of the student tontrol and Slster Mars Clement dean 1nd moderator of the group plan nevs sthedules for quarterlx thange of tontrol posts faculty TIMIN TO BP MPRRX Miss Noreen Lulloty Srster Nhrx Aureln x1tepr1nup1l 'md Mrs Mary Bloom xx ere t 1ug,ht bs the photographer while tomparmg, ads 'tnted algebrt study plans Z.-0 CONFFRFNCF BEFORE CLASSES Reverend Fathers Daniel Sullivan, james Monagle, and Cornelius O'Reilly forego assistant pastor duties each Monday and Friday morning to conduct Senior religion classes on the marriage unit. 'IO VABBXCS COLOR, XVEAVF AND DESIGN are integral factors in fabric composition, explains Mrs. Eva Miller, clothing instructor, to Christian Family Living teachers, Sister Mary Kathleen and Sister Mary Bede, history and mathematic teachers respectively. faculty Last summer, faculty members reached a consid- erable distance into outer space in pursuit of added training and knowledge. Two Sisters took courses in the humanities and the liturgy at Notre Dame University in Indiana and another Sister used a T7 SCIENCE FAIR IS IN THE VUIND Physics and biology teachers, Sister Mary Marguerite and Sister Mary Lois, inspect an electric motor constructed by a physics student, while Mrs. Dolores Hyde, physiology instructt and Sister Mary Noel, Chemistry department, revie ' g rules fm N58 Suence Frm' THE LATEST WORD Sister Mary Athanasius, social science alll' teacher, and Sister Mary Loyola, librarian, checking monthly issues of Current Biography for correlative material in English and government classes, pause to talk shop with Miss Josephine Moran, English and history instructor. graduate scholarship from the National Science Foundation to do advanced work in chemistry at St. Louis University. On the western scene three faculty members continued work in music, library, science, and philosophy at Los Angeles campuses, two others furthered studies for graduate degrees in Latin at Dominican, and several attended the University of San Francisco summer session. A lay teacher toured the British Isles, and in late August two Sisters attended the National Liturgical XVeek meetings sponsored by the Benedictines at St. john's Abbey, Minnesota. QQAA los 14- '-leblff 13- W xy h AJ, lb ,f If fn L4 'r'f14,c.,'? Lx'K'.A-1 SHAKESPEARE TO O'NIiILL Sister Mary Angeline, Mrs. Alice Accampo, Sister Mary Juliana, and Sister Mary Ancilla peruse the four-year English study plan. PHOTOGRAPHY SPEIEDS OFFICE DUTIES Wfith appre- ciative smiles, Sister Mary Clarisse and Mrs. May O'Brien of the Accounting Office, watch Mrs. Anita Borzone, registrar, demonstrate the proficiency of the new photostat machine which reproduces correspondence and transcripts within seconds. I2 5 Juv A ICA. VISUAL AIDS ARE INVAI.LfABI..If, smiles Sister Mary Canisius, to Sister Mary Modesta, Sister Mary Lillian, and Mrs. Hazel Keller, linguistic experts, as they admire Sister Mary Lillian's gay bookholder-one of several aids Sister uses with Spanish students. loculty HELECTRICS SAVE TIME, declare Sister Mary jean and Sister jean Marie, business teachers, to Mrs. Sheila Olson, history instructor-who seems well acquainted with the IBM's. I-IOXY' IS OUR ACTOR'S XVORKSHOPT' Sister Mary Eugene art and journalism instructor, and Sisters Mary Inez and Alexandrine of the music department, discuss the Senior play with Miss Colleen Corcoran, speech and drama coach. During the year a mighty invisible hand works hundreds of hours to assist administration and faculty with office duties . . . answering telephones, typing letters, recording information on student transcripts, placing book orders, and fulfilling driving chores. The indispensable right hand that generously helps Mercy is the Volunteers of Mercy Guild. I3 :sm , ka fi 1 seniors 4 i 1 VXNX il Q7 CLASS PRESIDENT Pat Fullendorf, who represents seniors on the Student Council, is assisted in her work by Roberta Terkelson, vice president. class of 1958 CHIEF IEXECLTTIVES in their own spheres, senior section presidents meet frequently to plan the smooth functioning of class projects in their sections. Seated: jean Connelly, Claire Doyle. Slunding: Margo Warnick, Maureen Daly, and Vickie Faenzi. Q7 Dear Mercy students and faculty, For the third year in its history the Mercy family approaches commencement. Now we in the class of '58, who watched our big sisters among the Pioneers with awe and admiration on a June night two years ago, claim this june and this commencement as very specially our own. Looking back on our high school career we know we have been enriched in countless ways. We are now the fortunate trustees of a Catholic education, invaluable to us because it embraces all fields leading to Truth. But not all of our education has come from textbooks and studies. Wfhat senior can forget the glow of pride she felt when we conducted our first school assembly on our own? Who will forget our first class dance, Carousel, or that night of cherry blossom magic in our junior year, Oyasuminasai? None can count the graces bestowed on us during the quiet days of retreat but many of us trace Christ's call to a hushed moment before Him in the chapel. How many times we cheered ourselves hoarse at a varsity game or laughed 'til we cried over a rollicking skit at a feastday program! We may not have known it then, but we realize now that every event, every trouble or triumph, every cherished friendship was a thread in the bright fabric of our high school education. That is why we seniors are so very grateful to each one of you at Mercy. You were our education, for what we are is what we have become from being with you. It is diflicult to bid goodbye to school and friends we've known so well. It is easier to say thank you- to all of you who have made possible our June night. With best wishes, 17.-FI KEADY ACKER MI 15' GAA 4 Camera Club 4 Red Cross 4 Drama 4 Golf 4 JUDY ALEXANDER CSF assocnate member 1 MI 21 Student Control 2 GAA 1 2 3 4 Bl0tkM4 Drama 3 4 Golf 4 SemlflDiillSI NCHSSA 56 NAPSL tum laude awards 56 57 PATRICIA ALLI'N ARA ALLENDE DIANI: ANTHENIEN lN 15' GAA1 2 3 4 d G 2 5 Red Cross 2 Setuon Offtter 3 MI 19' Cross 3 NAPSL gum laude GAA 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader award 56 2 Red Cross 2 4 We are graduates of Mary SHIRLEY BANKS GAYLE BARNFTT RUTH BENJAMIN GAA1 2 3 4 Rldlng Club 1 ' GAA 1 2 3 Section Offlcer 4 GAA 4 Glee Club 4 NOMA prof: ctency award 58 LINDA ASHWORTH Seeuon Offiter 5 Legion Mary 3 Pres 4 CSF 1 3 Stu Contr0l4 GAA 1 2 Glee Club 1 S Pres 4 Red Cross 4 Orth 1 2 3 4 NAPSL magna Lum laude 56 maxtma S7 MARIE BERLANGA MI 44' Student Control GAA1 2 3 4 Camera Club 4 Red Cross 3 4 Orchestra 1 NAPSL magna cum laude award 57 J 951-X , 1 QEND: .Sl-', Ia i ornia f so arship Federntiong Q. A, L' Q Ath t-tit' Association: . , . 'tu xxtc-glilx onor . vticn: . .' 'S ., iona .- smiztlin for Promotion of Sluts ,il ' 3 . ' SS.-X. . ortht-rn Ig ' mi: ' 1 ft loo S t-vt 1 .- mutt: ion: NON .- , Nations! Olhtc Management Assotintion, SANDRA BERTL CCI Legion of Mary 4 Student Control 2 CJAAI 2 Red Cross 4 NAPSL tum laude award S4 S5 NANCY BILAFER Settlon Offlter 1 2 Nil Student Control 2 4 CAA 4 Gle C JUDY BLANC CAROL BLl-X CLARF BRl'l'lN VIRGINIA BRPHN Sectlon Officer 3 4 Student Legton of Mary 4 Ml 6'F Leg.,1on of Mary 2 'Q 4 MI A 1 2 3 Control 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Student Control 4 C AA 2 73 C AA 1 2 3 4 Camera Shxeld 4 3 4 Camera Club 5 4 Red C u 3 Red C oss 3 4 Cross 3 Drama 4 for this year of Lourdes IS hers IDIANF CADDFN DOROTHY BRFNNER BARBARA BROCHIER PATRICIA BROXVN qm,.,n Offm, 2 4 Lawn GAA 1 2 3 4 Red Cross MI21' C1AA4 Camera Club Settlon Offnter 4 MI 14' ofM1ry 2 Q MI W Student 4 Red Cross 4 Orthestra 2 A 1 2 3 4 Bloak M mlffll Z D1-qma 4 Camera Club 5 NAPSL Lum C umrl Club Vue Prcsldcnt laude award 56 l Cross 3 - - : ' , : , : 9 1 ' 1, 2, 3, 3 e lub 1, 2, ' ' ,' : 3,4 O Aff ' A rx Vx , NA . 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X Q l LIZ XBPTH CAHILL non of hrllfl CSF Student Control C XA Wlnner of Natlonll Merxt SCl'lllllI'Sl1lp jun CARLF Shield Assouate Edltor Set tion Offner l 2 Legion of Mary Setretars 2 3 Y Pre-s1dent4 CSF1 2 3 'XII 8 Student C,ontrol i A 1 2 S 4 C lee 7 5 Secretary 4 Merucrest 5 Camera Club 5 4 Cross Vue Presldent 3 Dm a 5 4 INAPSL mflxxmt tum laude award 55 summa tum laude SI tum laude X K X ZW Nz' Sl ZANNI' C ARPFINETI CATlll RINI' CARROLL BIARGARFT CARSON C I-ORIA CFRVAINTES MI sr Student Control 7 I ILKLIUH of M try 5 Suretirx C AA 1 2 3 4 Red Cross 4 f AA 1 4 11 A 1 2 5 4 Crlee Cluu 2 1 Ml Pl' Student Control 3 Shlcld Red Cross 7 Draml A l Z 3 i Blotk l S ll tl Cunera Club 5 1 Red Cross 4 l'1ers,too, our happy times remembered JOAN CHRISTHN li' C1AAl Z 5 4 Cross 4 jl AN C ONNELLX Settnon Prasxdent 1 Sutlon Offlterl 2 5 Student Con tr ZCAA12'a1Bt 'NI 3 4 Clmera Club 5 Red Cross 4 Riding Club 7 en lor Ball Commxttee SUF CONROH A12 3 4 RedCr s 's4Drama1 CLAIRP COOK SLLCIOII Offlter 5 4 MI 5 Student Control i C AA 1 2 3 4 Merutrest4 Camera Club 3 Presldent 4 Red Cross 3 Drama 1 lNAPSL tum laude award S7 9 Way l CONNIE COOK GAA1 3 4 JOANNE COSTELLO Legion of Mary 4 GAA 2 3 4 Camera Club 3 Red Cross 4 Drama 2 4 Golf Club 4 KAY COURTNFY MAUREEN DAI EX M 14' GAA 1 3 4 Section Officer 4 Legion of Club2 Red Cross4 Orches ry 3 GAA 1 2 tra 2 Drama 1 Cheerleader 3 Camera Club 3 Drama 3 autumn days we cheered our team MAUREEN DALY Section President 43 Section Officer 2, 3: GAA 1, 2, 3, 44 Red Cross 43 Senior Ball Committee. DOROTHY DE CANTILLON Legion of Mary 43 MI 2441 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4g Camera Club 43 Red Cross 44 NAPSL cum laude award 'S6. PATRICIA DELAHANTY PEGGY DEMPSEY MI 113, Student Control 2, 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 3, 4g Golf Club 4. MI 1 'g GAA 1, 2, 4. JANICE DE RISI JANET DEVINE Section President 2g Section MI 4 'g GAA 1, 2, 4, Cheer- Officer 1: GAA 1, 2, 4g Sen- leader 25 Red Cross 1, 2, 3, ior Ball Committee. 4. LORETTA DI RIENZO Legion of Mary 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 33 NAPSL cum laude award '56, Magna cum laude '57, Science Achievement award '57. DONEG ff A Nvw MI in GAA 1, 3,fZx cnyhefa Club 3: Red Crosixlifr 1, Riding Club 3. lx l Drama 'J NS SUSAN DONOGHUE Shield Assoc Ed Sect Off: 4 CSFI 2 3 Stu Control 4 CAA 1 2 3 4 Bo M 3 4 Camera Club 3 Drama 4 Horsebatk Rtdmg, 2 3 Mgr 4 NAPSL award cum laude 57 and sh JULIE DRISCOLL MI 1241 Student Control 2 4 GAAI 2 3 4 BlotkM 2 3 4 Mertytrest4 Camera Club 3 Drama 2 4 DONNA DOOLEY Sectton Offtcer 2 CSF Assoc Memberl MI 3' Stu Con 2 4 AA I BlockM 3 Vtce Pres 4 Glee Club 1 Camera Club 3 4 NAPSL award cum laude 56 magna tum laude 57 FLIZABFTH DOXVD Shteld Asst Ed Legton of Mar, 2 5 CVPJ 4 CSF1 MI 11' Stu Control GAA l 3 4 Me st 3 Orth 1 3 oss 1 2 3 4 NA award tum laude S7 CLAIRE Set Off 1 2 3 Sett s 4 Legion of Mary 4 CSE 2 3 MI 14' Stu Control 2 4 CAAI 2 3 4 GleeClub4 Camera Club 3 4 Red Cross 3 Drama 4 Colf Club 4 NAPSL tum laude S6 owed we werent old ladies ANN DUCKFR VICTORAINE FAENZI KATHLEEN FARSHMAN MI 19' GAA 1 2 3 4 Sectton President 4 Section Secuon Offxcer 2 GAA 1 2 Offtcer 3 MI 24' CAA 1 3 4 Red Cross4 2 3 4 Red Cross 2 I GEORGFTTF FFNECH Legton of Mary 2 GAA 1 1, 'N Drama 4 tor Prom Commtttee Club 4 Jun FLYNN KATHERINE FOCARTY BEA 4 GAA 1 GAAI 2 3 4 Camera Club A 1 2 3 4 CFOSS Red Cross 4 3 NAPSL cum laude 57 3 MARLFNE FOX C AA 1 4 Section PATRICIA FULLFNDORF Sr Class Pres Soph Class Vice Pres Sect Pres 1 Stu Council 4 Letgion of Man 4 MI 4' Stu Control 2 4 2 3 4 Block M 4 Golf Club 4 Irish songs xger Wolk JUDY GI N Section Of er GAA 1 3 4 Drama 4 Golf Ball Com WW My www, Q 4 My GLYINN ion Officer 1 GAA 1 MM 4 ge MARY GRIFFIN ROSFMARX GRIFFIIN Pres. of Students' Spiritual Council: Fd. of Shield: Sect. Off. Z 3: Soph. Dance Comm e u, Council 41 CSF l .. .1 - 251 u. Iounci - 'Z 'A1-, :Cleef Accompnnist ,. 5, 41 Mc ' st 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, ,Q Drama Z, 5, 4: NAPSL cum laude 'S6: magna 'ST Legion of Mary 2 5 4' MI 7 Student Ctntrol 2 4: GAA 1 2 5 4' Shield: Cam- era Club 4' Red Cross 3 45 NAPSL cum laude award 'S f. PATRICIA C ALLAC I-IFR Section Officer 3 MI SS' Student Control 2 4 CAA 4 Dr NAPSL cum laude award if magna cum laude 5 lead in senior plas Alone SUSAN GREFNWOOI3 3' GAA Shield Red Cross 3 4 C AIL C UTTFRIDGF MI6' GAAI 2 3 4 Cam era Club 4 Orthestra 3 surprise PFC HANLON Trefts of Stu Btdx Ed f 'Nlerutrest Soph C lass Pres Qett Pres 1 Stu C0unL1l2 4 CSF Sefllbelrer Stu Con tml CIAA Crlee Club Cam em Club S NAPSL magna tum laude 56 57 NORMA HA LLER Sent Off l Lc1.,mnoflNl1rS i CSI' Scftlbmrer MI 81: u Control 2 I CAXI 1 Red Cross K IDFIFIYI NAPSL tum lxude S6 MU, n S parties CAROLX N HARLFX Legion of M lrx Trmsurer 2 75 C1AA l Z 75 4 6 u 1 Z Mnrtytrest Camem Club 4 Red Cross 2 3 Dmma 1 NA tum laude 56 P PATRICIA HALLISX GAA 1 2 4 Red Cross 4 olkos CATHY HEANEY Section Offlcer 4 Legion of Mary 4 MI 1' GAA 1 2 3 4 Camera Club 4 Drama 1 Golf Club 4 NAPSL tum laude avsard PATRICIA HANLEY t Off 5 Legm llflarx 4 CSF 2 'XII 54' Stu ntr0l2 4 CAAI 2 5 GeeClub12 5 1Sl1l d Camera Club Przs 1 Rd Cross4 Dr1m'1 3 1 INAPSI. magna tum l1ude S7 JUDY HOPMAN CAA 1 2 4 Camera Club 4 Red Cross 4 NOMA proliu enq award 58 Mgr! NDA HUBBARD 2 3 Treas urer 4 Camera Club 3 4 Red Cross S Orthestra 7 3 INAPSL tum l'lude if 57 Section Officer 5 MI 1' 4 B1 k GAA2 5 4 Qleecxubl 23 MARIDOLORES HUGHES MARIE HUGHES Legion of Mary 33 MI 8'l'g Section Officer 43 GAA 1, 2, 3: Drama 1. 3, 4g Glee Club 2 1, 2, S, 45 Riding 2, 3. X I .tr '4f'ol6'l lfyxVi ltilfl ' 'x Q 837414, did! SHEILA URLEY' Legion of Mary 2, 3, Secre- tary 4: MI 514 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4g Camera Club 3, 43 Red Cross 2, 53 Drama 1, 2, 5, 4, Je VIRGINIA HYDE CSF 21 MI mg GAA 1, 2, 5, 4g Glee Club 3, 4: NAPSL cum laude award '56, '57. MARGARET PATRICIA JOHNSON SANDRA -IULIN IMPEARTRICF Section Officer I 2 GAA 1 MI 3' GAA 2 4 GAA 2 3 4 Camera Club 3 hectic days of term pclpers ALICE KAPLER BARBARA KEATING MI 3' GAA1 2 4 Shield Legion of Mary 3 GAA I Red Cross 4 2 5 4 Glee Club 5 Camera Club 4 Red Cross 4 LINDA KELLX Section Officer 4 Student Control 4 C AA 4 Camera Club 4 Orchestra 3 Drama 4 Golf Club President 4 MARILX N KANF MI 3' Student Control 2 Sophomore Dante Commit tee GAA 1 2 3 4 Camera C u 3 4 Red Cross 4 Drama 3 4 PATRICIA Ixl:lNNl'X Set of Stu Bodx Sect Pres 4 Legion of Marx Ya 4 CSI' N 5 Stu Contro -4 GAA I 2 3 1 Block INI 4 Camera Club 3 Drama 3 4 NAPSL tum laude 3 Q , . Em f ' ft I , ' 4 X If t dv I x H , : ' , . : ' , . . : lc 19 9 -y 1 ,. I ' . , : lb , L : , 5: Sect. Off. 23 Stu. Council 4 ,,: ': ' , ' 2 2i11l.2:i.'i,llf1 - , , 5 .Q 1 3 1 X , .., 'L W' 5, . X . , MAUREEN KEYES Secuon Oiiner 4 GAA l 2 3 4 Blork M 3 Serretars 4 Cheerleader 2 4 Camera Club 3 Drama 4 PATRICIA KILLEEN CSF Assouate Member 1 Student Control 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Drama 1 NAPSL cum laude award S7 ROSE ANN KITT MI 11' GAA12 3 4 Glee Club 1 Mercycrest 3 Cam era Club 3 Red Cross 4 Drama 4 ELEANOR KNAU SS Legion of Mary 4 MI 14' GAA 1 2 3 4 Red Cross 4 Drama 4 CECILIA LALLY Legxon of Mary 3 4 MI 44' GAA1 2 3 4 Shleld Cam era Club 3 4 Red Cross 4 ploy reh SUSAN LANF MII' GAAI 2 34 Cam era Club 3 Rxdmg Club 1 2 Red Cross 4 Drama 1 2 BETTY LASEEY XX SHERRY LASSALLF MI 19' Student Control 2 GAA 1 3 4 Red Cross 4 GAA 1 2 4 Camera Club 3 Red Cross 3 4 Drama 4 ecrscls entrance tests CATHY LEHRBERGER GAA1 2 3 4 Camera Club ed Cross 1 Drama 1 Rndmg Club 2 Sophomore Dance Commnr ee KATIE Sectlon Offrcer 2 Student Cross 2 LOYOLA LEVERONI .IOANNE I-EU Secnon Offlcer 2 Legron of Sectnon Offxcerl 2 4 GAA Mary 3 MI 3' GAA 1 2 G e Club 1 2 Cheerleaderl 2 3 4 Shield Drama 3 4 XX! X MARIE MAHER VIVIAN MAHOINFX G A1 2 3 Legxon of Mary 1 GAA I JUDY MAJOR MI 6' Student Control 4 GAA 4 Drama 4 2 4 GleeClub1 2 JOAN MALLOY MI14' GAA 1 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 Shield Camera Club 4 Red Cross 4 the confidence MARIF lNlATSUlVlO'lO KATHLEEN MLARDLF GAA l 2 3 4 Rldlng, Club Legion of Mary 2 4 MI 2' GAA124 X L, PATRICIA MARRA Sectlon Ofiicer CSF 4 Legion of Mary 4 IN 5 Student Control 7 4 CAA G1 Shlcltl Ccamem Club 1 Rc-Ll oss I 4 D nl MAURI'I'lN MARVIFR GAAI 2 5 Red Cross we felt In teachers SANDRA MtATI2E Section Offuer l Legion of Mary 2 3 Vue President 4 MI 34' Student Control 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Glee ub fbi MW? CAROL MQCARRICK tt Off 2 4 Legion lNl1ry 3 4 GAA l BloLkM 3 'i Ptl N r 4 Cheerleitler 1 5 CIIHCFI Club 5 Dunn 3 4 MARIF MtCARTHX M 24' C AA l 2 3 4 ee ub 1 4 Sh1 4 Merutrest 3 Drama 4 NAPSL award magna Lum laude S7 MARX FSTI-IFR MCCARTHY Legxon of Mary Vlte Pres: dent 4 MI 74' Student Con tro 2 GAA l Publltatxons Photographer Bax Area Suente Farr award 56 S C 1 e n L e Athlex ement award HM 56 KATHLEEN MLDONNELL Merutrest Xsst Fd Legion of Marx S 4 CSF eal bearer MI ll Stu Control 4 Blotlt Nl 1 Cam u 3 R oss Drama l 7 1 NAPSL mu, na tum laude S tum laude Y SL SAN MIFSL D Merutrcst Assxstant Fdltor Legion of 'wlars S 4 MI 41' Xx MARILYN MCLARFN MAURFFN MLNAMARA GAA 1 2 3 4 Glee lub Sectxon Officer 2 CAA 1 3 4 Mercytrest 3 4 INAPSL 2 3 4 Red Cross 4 olf Award tum laude 56 Lrons Club 4 Sophomore Dante Speeth Contest 58 Commlttee CAROLYN MEAGHER Secnon Offxcer 2 MI 14' GAA 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 4 Red Cross 4 Drama 4 Golf Club 4 Rldlng Club 2 realized In moments of shclrlng SHERI MOFFATT Sect Off 5 Leg.,1onofM'1rs VALERIF MITCHELL 5 Pres 4 wn me Stu on GAA12 4 GleeClub12 rw 7 4 UNA14 PU lm Stut ent Control 4 GAA l tlons Photographer Camera 3 4 Red Cross 'a 4 Drama Club 3 Drama 3 4 NAPSL 4 NAPSL tum laude 56 cum laude '57 SANDRA MOLFINO Ml 4' Student Control 2 GAA 1 2 3 4 Red Cross 3 4 Orchestra 2 Drama 1 JEAN MONTGOMERY Stu. Body Vice Pres.: Sect. Pres. 1, 2, 3, Stu. Council 4: Legion of Mary 45 MI 313 Stu, Control 2, 4: GAA 1-43 Block M 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 3: Drama 2, 4. Iitt Y' 'B' BARBARA MORRIS ANNE MURILLO SHEILA MULLEN GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Drama 1. Student Control 2g GAA 2, MI l 'g GAA 4g Red Cross 3, 4: Red Cross 4. le sis pshenonigons J 44 Drama 4: Mercycrest Poetry Contest 3. IR res. if A Q Ass, 1 MARIANNE NEALON Ee E. ' t . ounci ' e- Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4, CSF DIANE MURRAY ion of M Vice es, 2: 5, 2, 3, Chapter Vice Presi- VIRGINIA NEVIN MI ea S d C 1 4: CSF 1, 3: I 6 ': Stu. C ent 4: MI 4 'g GAA 1, 2, Section Officer 4: Legion of GAAI 1 ztufnf. Gciggzlub trol Z, 4: GA -41 ln lN 3, 43 Block M 4: Camera Mary 45 Ml Hg Student Con- 1 2 3 ,4: ,Drama 1. 3,43 Glee C : NA mag- Club 3, 43 Red Cross 3: trol 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee ' ' ' na cum e '57. NAPSL cum laude award '56Q Club l, 2, 3, 45 Drama 1, 2. AUX O'L SHIKRLEY O'NFILL ' Section Officer 2, 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Shield, Red Cross Officer 4g NOMA profici- ency award '58. Legio of M 'C eal x bearer 3 o t 2 4, 1, 3 s. ' 4' GAA o' , L B 45 Glee , ' reas V.P. 45 ' rapherg NAP cum ns h - . gy '57. lt, CSF Associate Member lg MI 1252 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Block M 4g Glo:-e Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Camera Club 3: NAPSL magna cum laude award '56, cum laude '57. ' CSF 2 ': Student GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 3, 4: Golf Club cum laude award '56, 101, 'C QVJ 11-7 IRENE PALMINI Legton of Mary 2 3 Pres: nt 4 GAA 1 2 Camera Club 5 4 Drama 4 NAPSL tum laude award 5 7 GEORGIA PAPEGOURGIOU GAA 3 4 Camera Club 4 Red Cross 4 QU' 51V ga, JEAN PARRINELLO Mercytrest Asst Ed Legion Mars 3 4 CSE l Pres 4 NII if Stu Control 4 GAA1 2 3 4 Merutrest 3 4 Camera Club 3 Set 4 Drama 4 NAPSL tum laude 56 magna 57 white gloved elegance of our s .IANE PENDFRG AST Legion of Mary 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Red Cross 4 Drama X , LEE PRZYBOROWSKI MI 3 'g Student Control 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 23 Shieldg Red Cross 4: Drama 1. TERESA PERALTA :xc Sect Off 5 4 M112 Su lllANE PETERS GAA1 2 3 4 Camera Club 'ld KAREN PEARSON Section Offtter 1 Ml 4? GAA1 2 3 4 Camera Club enlor ball CAROLX N PONTACQ Legion of Mary 4 Ml 2' Control 4 CSF 3 4 S teld Re 4 Red Cross 4 Orthestra 1 Dramal 2 4 CA124 GAA 4. MI DIANE REIDY 1 'g GAA 1, 3, 4g Red Cross 2, 4: Drama 4. CAROL REILLY Legion of Mary 3, Treasurer 4g Ml 7 'g Student Control 43 GAA 2, 3, 43 Red Cross 4: Drama 2, 4. 29 D 2 MW M 4 JUDY Stu Bodx Pre-9 Set Pres 2 Set Off 1 lr Class r 9 Su Counul 3 4 r Prom Comm I.eg,1onofNl1rx 7 'a 4 Ml VF CAA 1 1 Drama 14 NAPSL tum laude SD DIAINA ROBINSON Legton of Mary 3 4 C AX 1 2 3 4 Merqtrest4 Cam Club 3 Drama Sophomore Dante junior Prom Semor Ball Commnt tees DIANI' Settton Offxter l 1 A Blotk M 4 Rxdmg., Club 1 W 1 PATRICIA ROlrRlxlr Settxon President 3 Ml Pl' A 1 2 4 Cheerleader 1 Z 1 unlor Prom om mnttce Merutrest 4 Marys explorers we swung into orbit of Marx Control 4 MARX RLDDI-IN MARX Rl lrl- CATHIHRIINP SANBORN Settxon Offuer l 4 LEALIOU Section Offlter 3 4 GAA Al 2 15 Blotk M 3 54' Student 3 4 Cam Clu 4 Cheerleader 4 Red Cross NAPSL fuml le aw trtl S6 4 Drama l MARX SCHMll:Dl:L Section Orhtcr 5 N I Stucent Control 4 C AA l 4 Mcrutrcst i Ctmcrt fluh 5 1 Rctl fross 5 JOAN SCOTT MI 3 Student Control 2 4: GAA 1 2 3 4' Camera Club 3 4' Drama 1' Golf Club 4' NAPSL magna cum laude award '57. VIVIENNE SHANAHAN MI 33 CAA 3 4: G u 2 A 1 Drama 1 INAPSL cum laude award X 'F 1 X f eb' 1 I'RANl LS SIIANLI H 5 'Nll on: A B LL Club I 1 NAI SI ill luxe K with M jANIC I' SMVI H Sutton Offucr B I LLLIUII of M1rx 5 I MI H' Studgnt omrol i CIAA l Slucld Red K ross 1 Drxnn 1 Riding., Club 7 ROSALII' SHI A C FRALDINF SIRI L non f xllfk Q CSF 5 GAAI 2 3 4 Red Cross4 X 4 Studcnr Control 7 NAPSL Lum laude aw ard 'X A R r IJI'flIl'1'l Q N KPSL m lgna um laude 6 5 ercy given Instruments MARILYN SNIITII SHFILA SKAIIN Legron of Mary 3 4 MI 21' Student Control 4 GAA l 2 3 4 Camem Club 3 4 Red Cross 4 cr S I MARXILLFN SMITH RATHLFFN SNEDFRFR It ful C 2'I'CAA1234 ee 14' CAA14Cer '-K I N xp Club 3 4 Drama 1 leader 4 Red Cross 4 Lnl num lludv. Sf N 1m1 5 HOLLX STEVENSON MAVREEIN SULLIVAN ' 2 4' Glce Clu 'NII f ': CAA 3 4. 2: Orchestm l 2. ZOILA TARRADAS Sectlon Presldent 1 Sectxon Off 2 Legxon of Marx 1 3 4 MI 24' CAA 14 Glee Club 1 2 Cheerleader 4 Camera Club 4 Orchestra C' IU ROBFRTA TINRRFLSON Sr Class VP Set Pres 2 3 Sen Otf 4 CSF Assoc Mem ber 1 NII 1+ Stu Control 2 4 GAA 1 4 Camera Club 3 Red Cross 5 NAPSL Lum laude ELAINF THOMAS Le ron of M rs 5 Yee Pres1dent4 CAA 1 2 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Red Cross 4 Dramal 2 5 4 NAPSL cum laude avuard S7 LYNN TILLSON GAA1 2 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Red Cross 1 Drama 1 Ev I RATHLIH I N TOOMI' X 11' CAA 1 4 Cross 4 Drama 4 I CATHFRINL Toscm Legion o Mars 4 MI tudent Control 2 4 GAA 4 NAPSL maxlma tum laude S6 magna 57 SF Suence Falr Award to measure new worlds NATALIE VELEZ LORETTA VERNENGO VIRGINIA VORPAHL Sectxon Offxter 4 Student GAAI 2 3 4 Camera Club 5' A 1 Control 4 GAA 4 Camera 3 Red Cross 4 Drama 3 Club 4 X BARBARA TUSCH Section President 3 GAA 1 2 3 4 junxor Prom Com mlttee LORFTTA XVADE Assoe Ed of Mertyrrest Sec. 3 CSFI 2 3 M 24' Stu Control 2 4 CAA 1 's 4 Red Cross 4 NAPSL magna tum laude S6 maxlma 57 h z ' ' 1, ,xy '. - '. 1. '. C- gi ai- , Ii- ' : 1 ' 'Z . 'L .' ' f 3 ' ' ' ' 3 R , ,., 1 3, 4. l '57- l V , ', A' 2, 4' - 5' L A x . I y SA XI N I 5 A 2 X , 4' I 5- 3- I 5 3 f X' , y , , .. ., UV 'e , S .- MI 3 ' , 2, g Red f 1' 3 Zig ' ' ,Q ' , 1 - 5 A -, 1 I , , 3 ' ' 1-1 ' ' ' . '57, ' , ' ' g ,, R Off. 'Q l , , r, Sec. ' 3 , ,,, 3' MI :GA , 2, 5, 41 I 1 . . 1 ' ' 1 1 . ,. 1 V. 1 1 X z X! . X 1 MARGO WARNICK Section President 4 Legion of Mary 2 3 Treas 4 MI 133' Stu Control 2 4 GAA 14 Block M 3 4 Shield Riding., Club 13 PATRICIA WHITMAN SHARRON WILKENS DALE WISEMAN GAA1 2 3 4 Camera Club 14' GAA 1 Z 4 Legion of Mary 3 MI 51' 3 4 Red Cross 3 Drama 1 Cross 4 Student Control 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Red Cross 3 ANNELYSE ZAHN Legion of Mary 2 Treas 4 M163 Stu Control 2 GAA 14 Red Cross 4 Drama 4 Soph Dance Comm NAPSL cum laude 56 57 JUDY ZAMLICH Section Officer 3 GAA 1 3 GleeClub1 2 3 4 ROBERTA ZARO Section Officer 3 Ml 14' Student Control 2 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 2 4 Red Cross4 Drama4 Soph omore Dance Committee Golf Club 4 NAPSI. Award magna cum laude 56 and 57 onother lomb, O Lomb of God behold In August before her senior year Judy Pedretti left this world to go home to God. We who knew her remember the little things that endeared her to us: that sudden laugh- ter the spring in her step the way she had of winking when she smiled. But more than these, we remember the womanliness of udy chief housekeeper for her widowed father and little mother to her younger sister. God was Good to share her with us for even a little while. 'Ji JUDY PEDRETTI 1940 - 1957 Section President 1' Legion President 2 3' GAA 1 2 3' Cheerleader 1- Section Officer 2- junior Class Vice Presi- dent' MI IH elected secre- tary of the Student Body 5. assemblies Seniors gathered regularly for career talks, quarterly movies, feast day programs, instructive lectures and come spring, treats from the underclassmen, their way of saying It's been so nice to know you. SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE XY'alter Carpeneti ex- plained California's court system. American Govern- ment students Loretta Di Rienzo, Marianne Nealon, Sue Carpeneti, and Kathy Lehrberger stop later to meet Sue's dad. 'K F ,1--if v Y 4 I- ri TRKAL , 73-1'-' ' ARTISTS COMPARE XWORK. Marilyn Kane and Irene Palmini comment upon Marilyn's direct-mail brochure, part of an advertising problem in art class. SURROUNDED IN THE FRONT LOBBY. Mrs. Carol Purdie, dean of women at California College of Arts and Crafts, stops to chat with senior art stu- dents Ginny Hyde, Marilynn McLaren and Diana Robinson. BARRETT HALL BOMBARDEDI Mr. Chester Grey, speaker from the Atom Energy Commission's museum in Oakridge, Tennessee, vividly demonstrates with Arlene Nollevaux' help the phenomenon of the in- visible bullets always present in the air and the unusual properties of electricity. BROADER FIELDS AHEAD, In accord with cur- rent trends, the fourth-year mathematics course was altered this year to include elementary calculus and analytic geometry, in addition to trigonometry. XVork- ing a trig problem, Pat Killeen quickly checks judy Alexander's solution with Z1 slide rule. CAREER GUIDANCE. Dr. Mary Bell, professor of business education at San Francisco State College, informs seniors of exciting opportunities for business- women. joan Christen asks her about business major courses in college. BINGY TAP, TAP , . . WHOOPS! Senior business students, after Dr. Bell's talk, practice speed drills. Future stenographers across the hall furiously tran- scribe shorthand notes on IBM electric typewriters. Foregrozzndr Kathy Toomey. dessert foshion show Oooohs and ahs escaped from under many a spring bonnet on St. Patrick's das' when seniors and their mothers applauded the lovely homework of lNIrs. Eva Miller's sewing class. Afterwards, models mingled with the crowd to sip tea and give admirers ll close-up view of their costumes. TAKE A BOXY! Seamstresses C. Breen, S. O'Neill, M. McCarthy, D. Romero, K. Sne- deker, J. Blanc, V, Faenzi, K. Sanborn, S. Greenwood, A, Murillo, N. Velez, J, Con- nolly, M. Hughes, A. Ducker, V. Breen, j. Leu, J. Giblin, P. Marra, I.. Leveroni, D. Peters, B. Morris present Mrs. Eva Miller with roses. 3? C5 . 9 sal? Models A. Murillo, D. Peters, j. Leu, D Cadden, and K. Sanborn. FOR CITY-XVEAR OR JOB-SEEKING, Pat Marra pauses on the runway in a smart tweed EVERY MOM IS THINKING: Tomor- row I must get some material and start sewing! mSl'T1OI IGS 7' K Q A tl HF WON T BITE HE S STUFFED Betts Gly nn Allte Kapler 'md Barbara Tusth fmrlessls man their tow tnger booth FAIRX CODNIOTHFR GFT5 THF PRINCI our wersmn of Cinderella lNorm1 H1ller fmotherj IN mu Bxhfer Cpagej M1rx C1r1tFm Cfanrx ,Loclnmtlurj Nhrx Rudtlen ffmtlxj Peg., Hmlon fPr1ntej jutlx Carle CC1usGus 'Nhrnlxn Smlth and Pat C1ll1g.,her CSICPSISKCFSJ JL ST BFFORE THE HOLIDAX S senmrs lumhetl 'W and 6YLl11l'l1L6Cl gifts it thenr TOMORROW ITHINK Ill thrmx 21 pntther of xvlter down the mul Qhute Nhrx C rxffm brmg,s Flonse to the Chrxstmas parts HOXX ABOLT THF TOINCA ROOM7 After the prom Hollx Stes enson uds Nhyor Sftntlx MtAtec Sue fxrpenetx Nlanu Bnhfer 1nd cl :tes tonsxder ll snuk at one of the tm s hotels UNDER THF PACODAS we whirled and glided Apr1l26 1257 0 , , we s' fr A ' V ' 'Vw f 'fs ,, al , r, Q. 5' K? kiwi ' V A 1 ,. .x , Q, ' I 1 1 . - 1 S I I i 5 l l 3 I 7 j .. A , . ,. 1 , -, yi 1 A X - :- . . 1 , , . , , ,. . . ' , ' , ' ' ' ', .. . . 1 1 . . . . , . 1 1 , , 1 1. N . 1 , L 1 1' ' . 1' , :L . ' 5 ' - 1 .' E 1 . f- 14 4 ' 1 K Y . A . A . annual Christmas party. 3' .. , . 4, A I 7 'Q Y t , - , . ilff tl ' 1 'xi ?' yi! V' A .. -V 7 ... V . 1. f 3 we ,ge-,-A ' , f 51' 31 1.1.59 1. , 1 1 K V J 1' A . ' , .4 I' ' 1 , s .2 , L F1' 1 We , P ' - ' 'J,- . , , . - A 1 .A . .1 . . K ' , ,. Topper Prom Committee with decorations. Sci11cd.' Judy Pedretti, Pat Rourke, Norma Haller, Judy Riley, Pat Kenney, Sandy Spence, Claire Doyle, Roberta Terkelson. Standing: Barbara Tusch, Pat Flynn, Pat Fullendorf, Diana Robinson, and jean Montgomery. Carol and Ron under the spell of O yasuminasaiu 2. 3 . il IZSZ AND MISSION-IVIIXER FRIENDS they sewed themselves. Standing: P. Delahanty, C. McCarrick, B. Laskey, C. Cook, S. O'Neill, M. Warnick, K. Acker, P. Kenney. Kneeling: S. McAtee, C. Meagher, A. Zahn, M. Keyes, C. Heaney, M. Schmiedel, and R. Zaro. 9' Q . .74 5. jOAN'S BEST BEAU! The perfect couple caught in a fatherly-daughterly moment. SHOULD I SIGN MY ALIAS ? Katie Lenihan slyly considers with guest book in hand ata class tea given by Norma Haller and Roberta Terkelson. 1-2 ff. .fu DON'T BELIEVE A WORD OF IT! Someone's telling P. Allen, S. Lassalle, J. DeRisi, P. Hallisy, L. Xvagner. 1. Donegan, and M. Ruef a tall tale. 94. 0 .A I Img LJ A 1 LJ 4 , 1-5 5k.1...1.J,,Q L Q1 in . grbvb Lv I E Q ff, wiv ff I :wwf ff. Ng, 5, F45-s , ,F- L..- anim' lj. F' 4- K..,-LL3 L I 1,5 1,4 l.,,ilL..1w..,Ll,.,.l J. at ,4L,-.j 4 J.. L l iL...l, ' .-.........-.-........- v N. ik I J , 1 Q ' . 3 Q1 x W 5 Q S ,N Q E: 6 2 g ,ii i . 1 I lil k NTP' 5 zwwwdlifff - ,,.4.,A. -ntfwh A .1.g4..,,,, ,, , PT'Tf 'T57' V PW tg 1 gm, Ysuiwi ,W ii ' gif 1 ii 5i?'f'f ff -vis . gg A ' if 'xii-Sw 13 M.-- ash'-af. ..... if 2 4 ,4 :-bv-rv! . , , ., ' 'ra Q. v-A-+ . L' X' Q N138 ,- i 1 Y pf-rrr'VPriI'V'f'f' .mygp .A ilu, , ... Mi. ., ,tx W' Q J., f. N. 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I 4' I I, I fifty-niners remember wlhiwf MWA bbggfy Wy ve! X DAILY RITUAL 15 the careful study of the third floor bulletm board where club nouces comxng events and college data are posted Sandra Bxanco Molly Duggan Madelme O Connor and the first txme they were called upperclassmen the mxxed yoys of new respons1b1l1ty lunch t1me moans over chemxstry tests Helen Vargas keyboard magic w1th Deep Purple e frenzled search for Chrlstmas jobs the breathless moment when those black and gold rxngs fmally arrlved stewmg over a prom theme for that star studded mght Carolyn Sorrna Carole Berme and Pat Doyle IH Mr Touchdown Turtle Rock and PICDIC fun a turbulent achlevmg year that swept them mto senlorlty . X U 'X Y Nl X. - V N ' em x 5 U C, w , l l vl t 25 ' u Sy v WN V J 'X X . . . D Bernadine Klekacz keep up with news, between classes. 3 ' ' ...th , . ililil JOAN HAUCK, Barbara Furlong, Barbara Kearney, Carol Harris, Joan Garayenta, Midge Locher, Barbara Lippi, Pat Kelly, Frances Jaekle, Barbara Hart, Judy Heger- horst. FRONT Mary Wiliox Joan Scarcligli Nlary Ann Seauell ROW' TWO Linda Wilson Lb Nlary Lynne Terheyden Joan O Donnell ROW THREE Pat Mullin Nadine Remy Niaureen O Shauglmessx V 1 r g 1 n 1 a Ou en Carol O Connor Roberta Stephens SEATED: Barbara Casentini, Jeanne Arata. ROW' TW'O: Eda Bozzo, Dorothy Casey, Kathy Ailes, Mary El Connolly. ROW THREE: Virginia Barden, Jucly Cannon, Bon- nie Burns, Pat Comerford, Kathy Cervelli. SFATFD: Linda Hockett, Sue Kalmar, Nancy Hun- sucker. ROW' TXVO: Kathleen Farley, Christine Gallagher, Claire McDonald, Marcia Kinces, Bar- hara Fenton. ROXV THRFF: Diane Luhr, Frances Malcom ski, Marlene Hanlon, Sharon Kleinhans. JOAN RLYSSI, -lo Ann McDonough, F ran c e S ,A Vfright, F lo r e n C e O'Connell, Yvonne Nur- re, Sharon M u r p h y , Rosemarie Sauer l a n cl , Dixa Mercurio, P a t Vfarman, Gail Schaaclt, Maureen O'Connor. nn STANDING: Barbara Conneely, Mary Beth COIH, joan marie Derenzo, Virginia Alfs, Theresa Bone, Delia Befer ra, Pat Cronin, Carol Bernie, Mary Dwyer, Flena Castell SFATFD: jeanne O'Callaghan. Q-:QA FRONT: Andrea Den Bes- ten, Barbara Driscoll, Sharon Glenclon, Pat Doyle. ROW' TWO: Maureen Gray, Jeri Foley, Janine Bekker, Nancy Corsiglia, joan Bishop, Linda Del Fava, Stephanie Briggs. ROW ONE: Carolyn Sor- riva, Mary Swall, Helen Var- gas, Carolyn Reilly, Kathy Wake, janet Righetti, ROXX' TWO: Barbara Sherman. Karen Silver, Leslie Toma- sini, Mary Claire Ritchie, Col l e e n O'Toole, Leah Wynne. -AL SFATED: Auralee Martin, Marilee McDonough, Anne Leahy, Stephanie Murray, Annora McCarthy - Long. STANDING: Margaret Mul- keen, Tiare Takasaki, Sandra Hanley, Pat Nagy, K a t h i e Johnston. SEATED: Helene Bates, Sylvia Goeas. STANDING: Marilyn Barry, Jane Barber, Carole Isola, Martha Bastidas, Nanci Dinniene, Pat Charcho, Lorraine Fox, Carol Kenneally, Pat Johnsen. STANDING: Laura O'Sullivan, Joanne Or- engo, Myra Oclassen, Linda Pries, Janice Nett, Carol Rogers, Bettyann Rice. SEATED: An- drea Thuesen. ililfl - v ,www N. .agua .Jem , , ,, .. , 1 ,, A K .,, He, . X SEATED: Jeanette McCann, Marilyn Merlo, Jo Anne Mazzola. STANDING: Loretta Lee, Joan Moeckel, Mary Lou Lopez, Sharon McNamara, Judie Moriarity, Barbara Kerri, Kathryn Leer. SEATED: Nancy Burke, Sue Ly- cett, Gale Hiett, Diane Tarantino, Standing: Sharon Doyle, Shirley Barrango, Cathy Gannon, Pat La- mey, Maryanne Dunne, Grace Benvenuto, Sharon Farrelly. JOANN OHLSEN, Mary Manis- calco, Joanne Costello, Diane Jer- rold, Sheila O'Toole, Nancy Mc- Cormick, Marianne Mullins, Pat Murray, Gail Griffin, Maureen O'Donnell. STANDING: Pat Mulkeen, Marie Smith, June Rutherford, Jean Pei- rano, Nancy Smith, Josephine Pomilia, Marilyn Portman, Janice Schneider, K a t h l e e n Sullivan. Kneeling: Kay Widener, Carolyn Page, Joan Van Meter. iuniors :gr .2 S '41---ms! KITTY HAWK TO CAPE CANAVERAL. Mrs. Olsen and Judy Sokolik compare the XX'right Brothers' airplane to the latest rocket while jean Pierano, Carole Aceret, Sheila Lyons and Jeanette Baliantz prepare for an oral quiz. RADIO ACTIVITY RIDES AGAIN! With Geiger counter clicking wildly Mary Lynn Terheyden detects activity in a fish skeleton held by Mary Wilcox. Judy Cannon waits her turn with a dwarfed radio active pea plant and a healthy specimen and Frances jaekle watches proceedings. LINE-UP IN TI-IE LIBRARY. Blartha Bradley, Sharon Pon CFS, and Karen XY'hite xx ait in line at the check-out desk, watching Karen Gleba stamp the due date on Eleanor Schroth's research books. CUSSBS6 ' ' ' 4 VERDICT GUILTY! Silence in the courtroom is broken by the COLD ID DA DOSE? unrestrained sobbing of LadyMacbeth. Despite the fierce fight of Sharon Doyle demon, Defense Attorney, Kathy Ailes, judge Jeanne Arata pronounces the Straws inhalation verdict. jury members impaneled for the English dramatization: treatment for Theresa Barbara Casentini, Phyllis Engler, Mifige Locher, Barbara Lippi, Kathy Bnnefs 1-respiratory Cervelli, Pat Mullin, Pat Kelly, Bonnie Burns, joan O'Donnell. affliction in home nursing class. 48 Ml Wwif bl 0 A V - f1,f , wil. Jil, LVN cjfJlf,lff,d iuniors Third-year studies demand tall thinking caps for trigonometry or calculus and a knack with the bunsen burner and litmus paper. Every junior has Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison . . . at the tip of her tongue, and many can ramble on in French or Spanish. All have traced Church history back to Peter's Chair and discovered the love and guidance of the Holy Spirit in their Faith and in their lives. Wx gs, Xt? ff f. 7 '1 x HOW'S THIS? Artists Madeline Mulholland ' and Lillian Young ask each other's advice as they put shells and cut-outs on their collages. IT'S REALLY CHOCOLATE. At the hands of Sharon Powers, Myra Oclassen and Judy Moriarty in United States history class, gold money finds a spot on an illustration of the cost of war. ! , I t . 3 ii SIGN OF SPRING! Roberta Ste- vens and Anne Leahy dream with Marilyn Portman over their junior prom while fitting their model's ' QV' formal. V, 'IC CIRCLE THE DATES' Sophomore Class President Maureen Charcho and Mary Ellen Haughes sxce presndent Cstandxngj talk ower therr class affanrs part of the school s sprmg calendar with Sectlon Presidents Pat MlLhCll Kathleen Fox Maryjane Flwnn Rosalmd Wllllanms and Joanne Peterson Spartans remember The experlenced feeling of haung books to sell showmg freshmen the school Slster Mary Lois and frlends the amoebae wmmng the school xolleyball champ1onsh1p agaln plannxng their flrst dance Lazy Tempo 1052 s classroom at Chrxstmas, burstmg wxth glffS for needy families the red badge of Sophomore Student Control a year of ln ely advancement filled wlth the feellng that they belonged 1? L x I I is r A 'S' -I ,,,., S an .L . st V.. .. . . , . V . ' A . , - 1 V . . .xl , V S 9 1 l 1' Y 7 O ll ' v! ' ' . sq- . V ' IQ ' J! ' ' Y f.-Q 1 's, Q, K ali D .-P J. -IX . 38.35 A x k..Y 11. .4- -Ff - I5 3 is 1 'V li il , 1 1, E , N Q X g P 'Nb K 1 ...X ' g'n R, m, Rau one Dlane Murkner Holly Hlll Nanu Donoyan Jeanne Berglund Suzanne Steyens Janelle C reggams Judrth Hamlet Joylene Bloto Carole Ceruola Carole De Betk Dolores C rroll Rosalrnd Reis Rau Iuo Mary Maney Melenne Laskey Carolynne Terkelson Marranne Crapponr Nancy Rou one Marjorne Thompson Carol Bogue Vltkre Cameron Joanna Srlxa Mary Schroer Jerlan Rexdy Irene Vetzel Claire Granucu Pamela Krlker Irene McCartney Dorothy Lynch Rau luo Eleanor XX,1lS0l'l Maureen Char cho Bernadette Lang Mary Ira Margaret Vxera Maureen Sullxyan Mary Fly nn Kathy Poston Judrth Dunn Marre Conway , , ' ' . . . - , . I , , . , '. ' , 1 , - , j , '! V fl! .V Y i 1 .k.. Crabtree, Shrrley' Canepa, Dolores Hand, Carole Craughenbaugh, Pat Cronin. Y 'l . J 9 Y I 4 I A ! . V 3 l , I 9 . 5 ! lx V ,A - I l . s ' ' Q 5 Y I ,J 5 . S V 3 ,J ,V 3 J J 7 ' ,J' HGDSS3 L . t 4'-x-' S , it -.Ji PLY, t - l' J 4 ..4,W ' Rau' one: Nicolina Humphreys, Carole Montaldo, Carolyn Schumann, Mary Ann Malone, Jo Ann Burke, Patricia Joyce, Eleanor Green, Sharon Kansora, Roberta Hearst, Patricia Martin, Susan Fallon. Rau' 1u'a.' Patricia McDonald, Carol Scott, Kathleen Fox, Beverly Mull, Judith Luchesi, Caro Brown, Raffaella Nicolosi, Judith Gilmore, Judith Morris, Margaret Niland. Rau' one: Irene Carter, Lynda Palmer, Linda Magnani, Margaret Cota, Kathleen Renker Arlene Ga ne, Diane Dowd Patricia Bragado Rau' Iwo' Julie O'Neill 1 fl , - f Q Patricia Sullivan, Joan Horgan, Carol Berry, Patricia Herbert, Carolyn Biancalana, Joan Baker, Bonnie Bastien, Katherine Griffin. -QL sophomores A SOPHOMORE CLASS is lively. They learn to feel at home with their first science, biology, in a lab resembling a miniature zoo with its white mice and chattery birds. They meet the forceful personality of Julius Caesar in a Latin course or in English literature, face a maze of geometric theorems daily and in religious study, mature in their appreciation of the Sacrifice of the Mass and the life of Christ. SOI'TH SEA XVIZARDY, Pat Mit-heli, Raffaella Nicolosi, Joanne Peterson, Rosa- lind XX illiams and Diane Munkner trans- form Barrett Hall into a tropical isle for Lazy Tempo, the sophomore dance, - I I IU.. - 4' T U'l.l'll I. '-1 E ur Jiffy' I- -1 . X XTX S: 3' ,L X M nu F im ' -I-1L -'i' -IEHH ,. HlH1l -BUZZ- 5.1 LIVER FOR THE RADIOACTIVE, joan Murphy feeds her planaria their dinner and Beverly Murphy carefully scoops fresh pond water for her hydra Both girls are testing for regeneration in radioac- tive animals. HERCYLEAN S O Vs BEC! Marilvn Berus and Phyllis McK1v dis cover that radioftctive sow bugs are half as strong as their neutral brothers. BEHIND IT ALL: Niarie Ferrari originated the exotic dance decor. 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A ' .1 W-4 ' W - . ' - - V 4 2 tv - 3 n. Q,,'--LM ' 1 4 41, as ' I , if if '. -sh , I V -V K x 7 -:TT Q l 5 -f ,xg GETTING INTO THE SPIRIT' Proud Belles of fl trovsn thelr class mascot with a rooter s tap a must for eyery Mercy fan Freshmen class presldents Joanne Nomellnnx Barbara Bray Georgma Rexlly E1leen Clark and Lynn Cnblm es 61 remem e Shakmg knees and poundmg hearts on that f1rst day of school that orphaned feelmg when they lost therr way ln the hall drscoy ermg lockers left slded desks fifty mlnute perrods and brand new fnends the day they almost beat the yumors 1n volleyball Sheila McKenna s sparklmg monologues and Elame Branch s Eloise rushmg 1n to Room 205 to see vshat I got ln the hxstory test the frxendly conspxracres for yearbook patrons that first report card a year of flrsts of dxscox ery of bemg the little ones of the Mercy fam1ly . f ' T N f . l 'Q' ,T , , . 7 3 7 ll ' Y! ' ' ll I ' Y lf' V! ' V ' .,,r, .,-...n- 'N Row one: Carolyn Iusi, Nancy Carle, Lynette Carter, Paula Menden- hall, Mary Lou Flynn, jo Ann Ciranieri, Georgia Mark, Stephanie Williams, Janice Zamlich, Eileen Hughes, Carol Duke, Noel Mc- Gettigan, Victoria Peasley, Barbara Casper, junona Jonas. Rau' two: Barbara Quirie, Sandra Bennick, Sheila McKenna, Pat Dage, blaureen Pendergast, Cecilia Kearns, Elaine Branch, Annette Blan- chard, Linda Frei, Kathy Erwin, Marijane Wienhrmlz, Pat Furnanz, Joanne Nomellini, Karen Leahy, Robbie Mcllaniell. Rou' fbrec: Pat McCoy', Anne Sawyer, Margaret Kenny, Amelia Banuet, janet Mt- Cartney, Claudia Tracy, Mary Mulliall, Rosemary Lucier, Peggy Connolly, Mary jane Williams, Gail McGill, Sheila Palmer, julianne Shasky, Sandra De Bella. f, 3 OPEN EOR INSPECTION! Nancy Carle and Sheila McKenna are impressed as Karen Leahy proudly exhibits clay models of Greek homes construtted hy freshmen of 9Sl as a culmination of their study of Greek civilization and its contributions to modern times. 'QE GH fe ,- - ,,...-1 Xi V 4, .XX if ,xx TS N Rau' one: Barbara Neenan, Ann Venturi, Claudia Michalek, Kathy Mellinger, Jean Billingsley, Karen Bray, Cathy Johnson, Donna Lee, Toni Piazza, Candace Holroyd, Gloriann Lucchesi, Denise Holian, Gloria Breen, Gerry De Camp, Marilyn Gable. Row two: Pat Kelly, Christine Baiiico, Gayle Thiel, Claudette Pechetti, Donna Grosso, Nancy Kelly, Mary Jane McConihe, Gerry Shelby, Sheila O'Shaughnessy, Nancy Madden, Mary Guilfoy. Row three: Rita O'Dea, Heather Strock, Sheila Norton, Marian McLean Carroll Russi Ann Gilchrist Kristine Olson Kath ' Gibson, Valerie Tarantino, i y y 5' Jane Russell, Gerry Schneider, Florence Schwarz, Georgina Reilly. Rau' one: Marilyn Skillicorn, Jean Brasesco, Patricia O'Neill, Helen Hart, Margene Fanucchi, Diane de Renzo, Kathleen Reilly, Catherine Learmonth, Susan Serafmo, Helene Eisner, Jackie XVarman, Judy O'Brien, Katherine Long, Louise Brovsn, Judy McCann, Diane Bfurphy, Terry Noriega. Rou' two: Janice Gibson, Patricia 0'Kane, Patricia Nealon, Sandy Jorgenson, Mary Monks, Donna Wheeler, Claire Daneri, Mary Crowley, Betty Farrelly, Terry Lively, Ellen Providenti. Row lbree: Sybil Bohner, Barbara Bray, Lorena Cronin, Bonnie Jensen, Sandra Amstutz, Maureen Olson, Phyllis Conroy, Sharon Zlatunich, Margaret McDonald, Kathryn Downey, Lynn O'Keefe, Bernadette Lally, Denise Cotter. ill L ,.,f . S.-1 1.4 ' freshmen In a freshman's locker may be found, carefully wrapped in a napkin, three just- baked cookies from her foods class in Christian Family Living, a daily missal slightly worn from use in Religion class during the study of the Liturgy, crumpled pieces of graph paper scribbled with algebraic equations, a long list of Latin verbs, a book report for the Wforld History course, and the English novel, GREAT EXPECTATIONS - the perfect description for this first high school year! x. ,,-pu- IF MR. JONES HAS SEVEN COINS . . . Mrs. Mary Bloom makes good use of charts in teaching the principles of algebra, Doreen Mc- Donald and Marie Dryden point out examples of addition and subtraction. ANIMAL KINGDOM. Pat O'Kane, Diane De Renzo, Barbara Bray, Bernadette Lally, Judy O'Brien, Ellen Providenti, Terry Lively, and Sue Serafino display toy animals that delighted many happy winners of Mission-Mixer prizes. ?4 KEY OF D. Frosh songsters Eileen Clark, Sylvia de la Madrid, Pamela Williams and Bonnie Sanderson vocalize a sight-reading exercise for fellow members of the weekly singing class con- ducted by Sister M. Inez. JUDGEMENT BY YOUR PEERS. Student reviews of Dicl-:en's classic GREAT EXPECTATIONS undergo constructive criticism when classmates read each other's comments. lNIrs. A. J. Accam- po's literary critics are Lynne Burkey, Ann Gilchrist, Florence Schwarz and Candace Holroyd. Rau' amz' Mary Guer- ra, Catherine Corriea, Irma De la Fuente, Judy Dyke, Flizabeth Pick, Sue Lafayette, Donna Modica, Ann Marie Ferrari, Timothe Dovdall, Bonnie Sang- ster, Barbara Blue, Sharon Van Pool, Marilyn Murphy, Dar- lene Wfeissman, Pat Mulcare. Rau' Iwo: Pat Rogers, Pat Murray, Lynne Giblin, Pat Phelan, Margaret Ken- ny, Midge Lawless, Hanna Daher, Kathy Thomas, Sue La Rocco, Maureen Regan, Bar- bara Payne, Phyllis Farley, Diane Carolla, Mary Ann Neal, Pat McCabe. Rau' tllreux Mary Curtis, Dolores Heaney, Barbara Las- salle, Mary Lynth, Sandy De Kom, Elaine Lunny, Colleen O'Brien, Sandy XVeiss, Barbara Bensen, Nan- cy Fountain, julie Cronk, Diane Brooks, Carlene Gerhartlt. SS Rau' one: Christine Brocato, Loraine Sery - ice, Judy XY'ilkens, Amke Dooyes, Karen Bisio, Barbara jorda- cera, Marilyn Yau'- man, Ann Samayoa, Marian Vfentxsorth, Gayle Rice, Beverly Schopplein, Carol Lee, Diane Rivera, Kathy johnson. Rau' Two: Margaret Kenny, Car- ole Fex, Pat Fgner, Jeanne Moriarty, Vir- ginia Conway, Diane Arietta, janet Rosman, Cheryl Kirby, Barbara Mullins, Kate XY ood- ley, Marianne Carson, Peggy Faulkner, Mar- gie Baker, Kathy XValker. Rau' three: Sharon Barrett, Fran- eine Dubonnet, Sharon Goldberg, Cathy Hughes, Barbara Clark, Claire Kascal, Pat Phelan, Dorothy Balestreri, Susan XY'ard, Margot Francis Betty O'Regan, Susan Page. s D' UMM - GOOD agree Pat Kelly, Kathy Gibson, Mary Vohryzek, Kathy Mellinger, Claudia Michalek, Denise Hollinan and, Cathy john son, patrons of their Mission Mixer booth. i I NIGHTINGALFS VOICE Chris Baffico charmed both dads and daughters with her lovely solos at the Sweetheart Party, St. Valen- tine's evening. .44 -mf.. .- freshmen HEADS UP, EYES FORXVARD. Miss Colleen Corcoran gives tips on the importance of good posture to her freshman C.F.L. Charm class. Those attempting the book-bal- ancing problem are: Kathy Palu, Carolyn Lucy, Jo Ann Desmond, and Pat Barrett. A Qi lT'S EASIER TO USE LOGARITHMS. Directed by Mrs. Mary Bloom moderator, the Mathematics Club members learn the short tuts of higher math as an aid for future studies. Lefl lo right: Mary Vohryzek, Marilx Murphy, Diane Rivera, Diane De Renzo. Sctzftrdx ,Iunona jones. ,Mani , x V ' V , , 4 , mil WM? wud' w H. 'W , 91515.14 al 9 9 memoNes P aw QW -O :vu I '7E.Pf Rf-'fl :1 gg:- was 53.8 31.7, 11153 3115 23: ....-M, 7236 3:-wr: 2-wF'U, Cngg .. E31 :xfo V Arm nf-'23 QE-, r: Q32 -, '.:7. r-w rar-w,., ru?-LE' 554 -M732 'irfi 11-44 rs: 24 . Ei: 11-912 aw :iff 505-4 ... E JJ' A Q2 'Nu l WNNN 1 ww'-4' ' at wil! E M 5 I ' ' ' 135' ,Q Q Q 3 ff, if ll mm M 4 QL ,Mm W W fl f l M www ef? X GRADUATES ARE EVEN SADDER, J, Russi, j. Garaven- ta, N. Hunsucker, E. Schroth, Dld you say No. 417759B? Combo svungs to Mane ML Carthy's downbeat. C. Reilly, and C. McDonald watch Awards Assembly. P R A I S E YE THE FATHER Our last gradu anon m the cholr 0 I. IRISH LEPRECHAUNS Gerry De Camp, Chris Baffico, Barbara Bray, Sheila O'Shaughnessy, Cathy johnson. -if SP fa- l Although no one rocketed to the moon this year, many did take to the road. Mr. Walter Kosnoff, driver training instructor, suggests to Terry O'Connor and Irene Wetzel that they let the basketball poles stand for another few years. Kathy Farshman, Diane Anthenien, Connie Cook, and Pat W'hitman at 3:52 p.m. lift HOW ABOUT A JIG? Nancy Carle, Kate Woodley, Elaine Branch and Pat McCoy' perform for their big sisters at a Senior-Fresh- men assembly, MIXER SET-UP Carole Isola, Lorraine Fox, Sylvia Goeas, and Pat Charcho. This better be it. lt's the fifteenth one I've taken off the rack, sighs Betsy O'Day, Mama Fullendorf and her brood. Term paper deadline, Maureen? 2 5 'CQ girls' athletic association cffw -Q , B G' t 1-9 'Y' . A 4,,, Q XX! cf' , t xN 1 , 1 SOPHOMORE Cstandingj: Betsy O'Day, Karen Elbeck, Nancy Donovan: Ckneelingj Kathie Flanagan, Betty Dwyer, Linda Man- zani. FRESHMEN Pat Kelly, Mary Lou Flynn, Georgina Reilly. X lf? SENIOR CHEER- LEADERS. Carolyn Meagher, Roberto Zara, Maureen Keyes. MR. PEP, ADVISER TO GAA BOARD. Ste hanie Tissier, upper- P class recording secre- tary: Carol Hourigan, corresponding secretary, jackie O'Leary, treasur- er: Fran Shanley, Block M president: joan Mur- ray, president of GAA: Stephanie Briggs, lower class recording secre- tary: and Jeanne Arata, publicist. VARSITY Zoila Tarradas, Cathie Sanborn, Pat Rourke, Loyola Leveroni, Kathie Snede- ker. JUNIORS joan Scartligli, Leah Wyfnne, Diane Luhr. Q-gf A X K' - . 2' V 1 I A t S .. 'tv' f, A. .. ,I an P , 1 lg we BLOCK M SOCIETY Standing: jean Connelly, Margo Wfarnick, jean Montgomery, Carol Hourigan, joan Murray, Susan Donoghue, jackie O'Leary, judy Cannon, Frances Shanley Cpresidentj, Stephanie Briggs, joanmarie Derenzo, Pat Kelly. Kneeling: Catherine Sanborn, Carol McCarrick, Pat Kenney, Maureen Keyes, Stephanie Tissier, julie Driscoll, Shirley O'Neill, Donna Dooley, Dorothy Casey, Jeanne Arata. - ond Mr. ep A welcome arrival at Mercy last Fall was Mr. Pep, spirit of the Girls' Athletic Association. His coming spearheaded a campaign which shook the very foundations of the organization. Mr. Pepis spirit manifested itself in the teamwork of the G.A.A. Board and Block M Society which produced these accomplishments: revising the points systemg staging the deafening noon ralliesg stimulating the largest game attendance in Mercy's history, setting the campus in order and serving after-game refreshmentsg inspiring the magnificent leadership of the sports managers. EVERYBODY COMES! Stevie Tis- sier distributes colorful class pen- nants as ardent GAA fans fiock to the October rally. E lm N' V12 :NLC volleyboll fe Nlwl Wilma , V X X W ill' lfffllwl Q all ' JK, I v . 1 Y 1 wr ffl Nfliic FW VARSITY COULD SMILE over a successful season: Slunding: Stephanie Briggs '59, Joanne XVinter '60, Judy Cannon '59, Joan Murray '58, Irene Carter '60, Maureen Charcho '60. Kneeling: Carole Montaldo '60, Agnes De Georgey '60, Carol Hourigan '58, captain: Fran Shanley '58, and Karen Elbeck '60, Not shown: Helen Regan '59, The fall semester was a time of great excitement. Inspired by a surging attendance at inter-school games, Mercy's volleyball varsity out-tallied two of three teams: October 17 St. Peter's Academy 27-24 October 28 St. Paul's High School 13-31 November 21 Mercy, Burlingame 6-59 The Class of '60 seized the intramural champion- ship for the second successive year by downing l wi Let me hear you - Mary came, too. freshmen and juniors, and toppling the aging seniors in a 35-22 win. Laurel winners: Maureen Charcho, captain, Joanne Winters, Irene Carter, Carole Montaldo, Karen Elbeck, Terry O'Connor, Agnes De Georgey, Kathy Poston, Nancy Donovan, Kathy Kilgariff and Vicki Cameron. I've got it! Food makes things so much nicer tennis P'n9 PCWQ ACF' While waiting, for free tourts members of the tennis team match a fast mowing match Le t to rx ht Pat Kelly udy Alexander joan Murray Kathe McDonnell Ywonne Nurre g J and Margo Warnick WE LL TAKE ON ANY COMERSV' Ping,- ong doubles champs Pat Kelly and Jeanne Arata join forces with Eda Bozo. WE'RE HERE TO HELP YOU! Service Club members cheerfully ready the court for basket- ball enthusiasts. Candace Holroyd, Anita Thompson, joanmarie Derenzo, manager: Linda Wilson, Carole Bernie, and Barbara Conneely. ANYONE EOR BAIDMINTONP joan Fitzger- ald aids Mrs. Dolores Hyde P. E. instructor ' remowing equipment frosh will use for gym. w- Q -. ,- M ' I PUT IT IN YOUR TROPHY CASE! GAA President joan Murray presents Maureen Char- cho and Karen Elbeck, school volleyball doubles winners, with tokens of victory. off campus FORF PROFFSSIONALS AT XVORK' Maru s golf enthu siasts enpoy Iridfiy afternoons chopping up the turf 'tt Harding Golf course thanks to Linda Kelly organizer and manager of the C olf Club Nlr joe I Rex instructor briefs members on driying techniques Lt lla ncbi L lxelly M McNamara C 'Vleagher R Yaro j C iblin 'Nlr Ru lx Acker C Heaney Lenihan P Fullendorf P Palmieri -I Riley M Rudden P Delahanty j. Alexander C. Rielly S. Bianco C. Bernie A. Den Besten B, Driscoll, 'COLDX DOESNVI' MIND the bit 'ts Nhrv Lynne Terheyden .Marie Matsumoto and Sharon Kleinhans experiment in bridling methods. Each Friday Mercy's equcstriennes squeeze into the station wagon for a speedy ride to Mar Vista Riding Academy. After pulling on lodpurs and tugging at boot straps, they MERCY'S MERMAIDS, laden with IDIS bags, brave crowded streetcars three times weekly to practice their swimming skills. Led by jean Connelly, swimming manager, water-lovers splashed in both the Women's City Club and the Y. XV. C. A. pools finding energy-release in rhythmic synchronized swimming. Front: joan Desmond, Maureen 72 Charcho, jackie Warman, Pat Flynn. Back: Georgina Reilly, breathlessly mount their spirited steeds for a lesson 'under the instruction of Mrs. XV. Zappetini. On December 6 the riders showed the results of these weekly excursions by placing in the Invitational Horse Show held at the academy. FIRST GRIP TI-IE POMINIEL FIRINILY . . . Joanne Winters demonstrates saddling technique to fellow equestriennes Mary Lynne Terheyden, Marie Matsumoto, Susan Neal, Sharon Kleinhans, and Susan Donoghue, Manager. Rocketing off campus to out- of-doors, the GAA landed at the green, the stables, and tlse pool, exploring and enjoying San Francisco's facilities for the adventurous and energetic. Susan Kalmar, Mary Lynch, jan Gibson, and Judy McCann. SENIORS P. Fullendorf Caplain J. Murray S. Lassalle C. Hourigan M. McCarthy j. Montgomery F. Shanlcy S. Tissier j. Alexander C. Carroll basketball JUNIORS L. McMullin Cdpmin S, Briggs J. Cannon D Casey bl, Derenvo K Leet A Leahy P. Kelly B. Burns S. O'Toole WILL IT FIT? Gerry Schneider dreams of the day when she will be able to wear a gym suit as a member of the school varsity. x 1 SOPHOMORES AI. Hamlet Caflfain M. Charcho C. Montaldo A. De Cieorgey I. Baker I. Mt-Cartney K. lflbeck K. Kilgariff FRFSHMIEN j, McCartney Cilpfzliil G. Schneider A. Thompson C. Holroyd C. Baffico M. Dryden S. Van Pool M. Francis B. Jensen S, Amstut7 LATE SPRING RAINS delayed completion of the intramural basketball tournament softball , Inqu- EARLY START Fifty-niners Dotty Casey, jan Schneider, Louisa McMullin and Colleen O'Toole practice for the May softball play-offs. CI-IEFR TI-IF TFAINI: jackie O'Leary's picture of the varsity cheerleaders and rooters won a certificate of merit in Scho- lastic's Photography Contest. activities a - ii V 5 5' i ' iii!! ggi- if ,ff 2 i A I Q- - ' ilef - 1 gl i S ,iii i I '- El- , ' 4445-ii Mm ' , I , R' i iiiii if 'iii 6 1 l ' Qs i ii J! ' x ki l ' : ill ill :: iisli Iii I 2. Lg- ll i IFB! Q gg g!! fu lun . II ll uyv Sli 1 4 W gl ? ul xl il rg' xi l -1 . 5 ., ' ' ' 1 ' , E f 2 Q '3 4 , Lgi g . i nu. t' I au.,--1 -Q ,.....- as . i,r..,. 3 '......- ..-,.1- ....,,.-M ...,...,.- ..,....-- ...,,......- ....-.....f- .- st udent council MARY GRIFFIN JUDY RILEY President, Students' Student Body Spiritual Council President SYLVIA GOEAS junior Class President PEG HANLON Body Treasurer Mercycrest xl -I Lp I if N in ! t 76 -If ' k JEAN MONTGOMERY Student Body Vice President PAT FULLENDORF Senior Class President M AUREEN CHARCHO President Sophomore Class Meeting at noon today was a familiar weekly reminder to the nine members. Their work really began in the summer, however, as they planned an outer space theme for the first dance of the school year and spent hours cutting and paint- ing spoon men and planets. In step with theeunifying spirit of the Space age the 1958 council strove to strengthen the student body's bond of oneness: realizing that student sentiment favored a school ring to replace class rings, the olii- cers, in February, examined various designs and stones, finally choosing a ruby in a cushioned setting with the school motto, Ad jesum Per Mariam engraved on the band. The council planned the all-school Mission Mixer and at day's end, weary but exul- tant, they counted the section returns, totalling 1230 dollars, half of which was donated to the Propagation of the Faith, half towards this year's Student Council project, a new stage for Barrett Hall. Then they turned their successful hand to writing a school con- stitution, to furnish students with a written expression of the student body's aims, poli- cies, regulations, and activities. Before the outgoing nine retired from office they in- stalled a. shrine of Our Lady in the student council room in memory of the late student body secretary, judy Pedretti. To the new student council they then entrusted the cares and joys of their ofiicesz hours of work shared,,the accord reached by discussion, another member's thoughtful thank you for a job well done. Especially, though, did they bestow the chance to learn and grow through the formative channels of student government. nit 53 it M.. 38 'fi s, student control SENIOR STUDENT CONTROL. Rau' rmc: N, Haller, S. Donoghue, J. O'Leary, M. Nealon, S. Tissier, M. XVarnick, P. Palmieri, J. Carle, J. Murray. N. Bilafer, E, Dowd, L. XVade, M, Berlanga, P. Hanley, S. Molfino, S. Carpeneti, J. Blanc, S. McAtee, I.. Ashworth, R, Shea, Mifsud. J. Parrinello, S. Greenwood, Moffatt, J. Driscoll, D. XViseman. I 1 4 Row Iwo: J. Murray, C. Hourigan, P. Gallagher, M. Smith, C. Bley, K. McDonnell, P. Fullendorf, M. Griffin, L. Prz 'borowski T. Peralta N. Velez P Marra I Q y , - 1 D. Cadden, J. Riley, J, Smith, R. Griffin, V. Nevin, THIS IS YOUR STOP SIGN - Keep it clean! One of the lesser-publicized student coun- cil contributions to easier liv- ing was the stop sign, installed on a busy campus corner, Ad- miring their brain child are: Peg Hanlon, Sylvia Goeas, Judy Riley, Jean Montgomery, Mary Griffin, Joan Murray, Pat Fullendorf, and Pat Ken- ney. F. Shanley, J. Major, C. Toschi, C. Cook, M. Schmiedel, C. Carroll, S. Skain, P. Delahanty, P. Hanlon, R. Terkel- son, L. Kelly, C. Doyle, J. Scott, P. Kenney, D. Dooley, M. Rudden, R. Zaro, J. Montgomery, President. I A Q. N. SOPHOMORE STUDENT CONTROL. Front: N. Gallagher, M. McGuire, P. MacKay, M. Kilcline, K. Flanagan, M. Ferrari, E. O'Day, F. Leuterio, S. Stevens, S. Fallon, M. Maney, P. Martin. Rau' Iwo: J. Albi, A. Burgard, B. Hand, H. Gay- nor, S. Galdieri, P. Lundy, C. Swartz, P. Murray, P, McCamhridge, C, DeBock. Rau' three: R. Fraher, J. Murphy, C. Gaughenhaughf J. Silva, G. Steffen, J. Dryden, B. Murphy, K. Dowd, S. Pozzo, P. Olsen, P. O'Brien, I. McCartney, M. Charcho. 77 Row four: P. McDonald, M. Clark, J. Reidy, M. Viera, Hkl-Iill. Rou'l51'e: M. Cota, P. Meitz, D. Sully, F. Flaherty, N. Donovan, M. Frassett, J. Luchesi. california scholarship federation A state-wide association which recognizes scholastic and LATIN RESEARCH. C.S.F. sealbearers, jackie O'Leary, Norma Haller, Peg Hanlon, and Kathe McDonnell delve into Virgil's fascinating underworld while studying the interesting characters of Greek and Roman mythology. extra-curricular achievement. the C.S.F. requires of its members ten grade points each semester, eight of which must be in academic fields. 4' g -3- 111 111 'MQ U Y' i- -- -1 f: . , H v Q ft' EE Il, E: ' 'PA y- Eff . ,., , X ..t. - . .. N,-, -,Aa A.-. N l -.X , l . X Q-'Y jean Parrinello President of C.S.F. Chapter No. 520. REGULAR MEMBERS. Rou' one: Phyllis MacKay, Mary Lou Kil- cline, Kathy Flanagan, Sandra Galdieri. Rau' Iwo: Terry Peralta. Elizabeth Cahill, Linda Ashworth, Mary XVilcox, Kathy XY'ake, Pat Kelly. Rou' lbrvc: Marilyn Berus, Helen Gaynor, judy Cannon, Pat Marra. 'Wi tae -, ' l ASSOCIATE MEMBERS. Smm1ing.' Barbara Bray, Gail McGill, Betty Earrelly, Marijane Wienhcalz, Pat Eurnanz, Claudia Tracy, julie Shasky, Barbara Clark, Cathy Hughes, Cecilia Kearns, Annette Blan- chard. Sitting: Jeanne Moriarity, Barbara jordacera, Marisa Dryden, Carol Duke, Diane De Renzo, Candace Holroyd, Marilyn Murphy. junona jones, Mary Vohryzek. THEY STAND FOR SERVICE. j. Driscoll, S, Moffatt, F. Shanley, S. Tissier, T. Peralta, S. O'Neill, K, Mc- Donnell, M. XVarnick, and P. Delahanty have merited life membership in the M.I. by earning at least ill points through each of twelve school quarters. In a school of Mercy's size there are many tasks which fall to faculty, students, and staff alike. Those girls wearing M.I. pins are especially outstanding in responsibility and service. Wfhen there is typing to be done, a hall to be readied for an assembly, or a hostess needed for a cafeteria table, the school has come to rely upon them to lend a helping hand. mercy integrity s o c i e t y BOOKS INCORPORATED, Early in the morning anxious students crowd the bookstore for pencils, books or long- needed hinder paper, Carol Gaughenbaugh, Chris Gallagher and Sandy McAtee gain service points by selling school supplies to Sandy Molfino, Eda Bozzo and Barbara Hearst. MEETING OF THE SECRETARIES, Pat Kenney, student body secretary fxlrzmlirzg figbll obtains the M.l. list for the next award assembly. Recorders Maryellen Smith, Rosemary Griffin, Nancy Bilafer, Pat Delahanty, and Marie Berlanga tally points for each quarter. bl essing of the tree On December 13, the Senior class gathered at the giant fir in the front lobby and joined Mercy's first O COME, LET US ADORE HIM! Seniors joyously welcome the Infant Saviour. Row one: K. Lenihan, K. Snedeker, G. Barnett, K. Toomey. Row two: J. Giblin, M. Daley, D. Romero, G. Siri. Row three: j. Costello, C. Rielly, M. Matsumoto, D. Brenner. Row four: J. Driscoll, A. Girimonte, J. Smith, K. McArdle. Row five: A, Ducker, j. Connelly, J. Pendergast, K. Sanborn, C. Pontacq. Row six: V. Vorpahl, C. Carroll, C. Lally, V. Mitchell. Row sewn: B. Brochier, S. Lane, P. Dempsey, K. Courtney. Row eight: S. Julin, Z. Tarradas, D. DeCantillon, B. Keating. HE IS THE TREE. Father Daniel Sullivan, student chaplain, officiates at Mercy's first Christmas Tree blessing ceremony. SSC rep- resentatives Arlene Nollevaux, Virginia Ne- vin, judy Blanc, Diane Cadden, and Sheri Moffat chant the inspiring responses . , We are the Branches . . , . . . AND LAID HIM IN A MANGER. Mary Griffin, President of the Students' Spiritual Coun- cil, lays the Christ Child in the manger under the newly blessed tree. enthronement ceremony with joyous songs of peace and thanksgiving. As Father Daniel Sullivan led the opening prayer from the Psalms, multi-colored lights suddenly glowed from the tree. While the Infant was placed in the crib, Father read Saint Luke's account of the first Christmas. To the glorious strains of Adeste Fidelis seniors returned to Barrett Hall for a Christmas assembly. federotion THE LITTLE POSTULANT: In the foyer of Oaklands Civic Auditorium, Pat Cronin, Judy -- V- ..,,, Hamlet and Barbara Conneely inspect the Sisters - W-9. -QI of the Holy Names' vocation display, one of sev- 3 i,: eral arranged for delegates. 7 - --u I -...- ui' -1 f 5 . 1 I U if Dfvvwii X , . It tion meetings. N WHAT WOULD YOU DO? Ann Gibson questions the adult panel on the problem of handi- capped children in the home. Listening are: joan Hauck, Rosa- lind Wfilliams, Pat Cummerford, and Doreen Sulley. lshad an-dvd -1 TOO SMALL A XVORLD? For Helpers of the Holy Souls it is, Sue Stevens and Blarjorie Thompson discover from examining the social work and teaching exhibited by the order. BOX-LUNCH TIME: Mercfs delegates gain energy for the afternoon session. , -n-Q. ..,,, ,, - . -..aa -,-Q.x: an an-nu , -11-g pt- Iunngi.. bu.-we 4 , unsung. Q : F 'Tl B .... . MJ...-. ., . .,,. Q. .1 ., A GLANCE AT FAMILY LIFE: Father james Monagle reminds joan Malloy, Virginia Breen, janet Devine and Natalie Velez of the power- ful force for good they can exert as future wives and mothers, an im- portant point in the senior course on marriage and in this year's federa- Climaxing monthly meet- ings of the San Francisco unit, the Federation of Catholic High Schools met in Oakland, February 16, for their 15th annual con- vention. Centered upon this year's theme, The Holy Family, sessions featured adult and student panelists who spurred floor discus- sion on the high school person's role as a family member and future parent. retreats senior retreat . . . November 18, 19, 20 lower class retreat . . January 21,22,23 P JUST FOR SENIORS, the November retreat was a spiritually refreshing pause in their busy routine. Coming from conference are C. Bley, S. Mifsud S. Carpeneti, j. Murray, D. Cadden, V. Hyde, R. Zaro, M. McCarthy. ASSUMING SACRISTAN DUTIES, Marie Hughes lights the tapers for the sung-dialogue Mass in Rist Hall, temporary chapel for retreat. WITH AN APPLE AND SOME SPIRIT- UAL READING, jeri Siri and Arlene Nollevaux spend at few minutes on the campus lawn before Benediction. Wfho can know the choices made, the graces bestowed, and the peace restored during the quiet days of retreat? . . . Seniors found a friend and spiritual guide in Retreat Master Father XVilliam Ryan, theology instructor at the University of San Francisco, formerly a prisoner in Red China for four years. In his memorable talks, Father addressed his audience as mothers and sisters incognitof' driving home points with various devices pulled from the fathomless depths of his cassock pocket. Father expressed every seni0r's prayer in a letter to Sister Mary Aurelia after retreat. I feel convinced, he wrote. that these young women will make the finest wives, mothers, or nuns in the country. DEAR LORD, lNIAKE THIS RE- TREAT MY BEST . . . Before the Blessed Sacrament P. McCloskey, J. Shambora, fburkl and B. Carson, C. Devine, ask Gods grace for them- selves and their classmates. Like their big sisters, underclassmen and juniors included in their retreat day a sung-dialogue Mass, singing the beautiful Adoro Te Devote during distribution of Holy Commu- nion. Francisan Fathers Simon Scan- lon and Brendan Mitchell conducted conferences, heard confessions, and ended each day with Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. THAT REMINDS NIE OF A STORY , . . Ginny Nev'in, Alice Kapler, and Diane Cadden relax after a conference to hear Retreat Master Father William Ryan tell of his missionary years in China. AFTER MASS, julie Driscoll, Cecilia Lally, and Diana Robinson join the lunch line, still pondering morning talks. ff 3 -t ff- W: THE BIG DAY IS NEAR: Diary Blon- aghan recites her well-memorized pray- ers for catechism teacher, Maureen O'Connor, who has prepared Mary for her first Holy Communion. vw I . Q , oposto IC interests The far-reaching hand of Mercy extends to grammar school classrooms where Legion members teach catechism, to the parish Sodality, to institutions for the aged, and to hospital patients, who welcome the friendly smiles and sympathetic interest that seem so natural to high school girls. ai!--Q X SUlN1lNIER SCHOOL BRINGS SlNllLFSf Dele- gates and teachers at the Summer School of Catholic Action held at Nleru in uly hailed from nearlx all the western states Father james l E Prindesille moderator of thc San Francisco unit of the Federation and Father Fred Yimmerman HOW ABOUT SPACHETTI7 Parish Sodality Pre fects Carol Hourigan CSt. Emydiusj Margo Warnick CSt. Stephen'sJ, Judy Carle CHoly Namej, Mary Rud- den CSt. Cecilia'sj, Carol Reilly COur Lady of Mercyj, seek ideas for an all-Sodality play day and dinner. QUITE A HALILY Barbara Hart, Virginia Barden, and Madeline Mulholland gather books and magazines collected by students to brighten the lives of patients in mental hospitals. Sj bring, Barbara Baumgardner Pat Hunter Fda Bono Marilsn King, and Doroths Cases outside for a picture ,vv eguon olMc1 Mother of Mercy Queen of The Most Holy Rosory P et, WF Bozzo S Moffatt j Parrnnello S lhfllfSl1d M OConnor Rau lua B Kear item? 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' ', . . y', ' 1 x.' v ' 1 Q ' s - 1 ' 7 xl ' P ,As - 1 a , A .. . v , Y . .L , . , . 1, . , . , . , . . UP UP AND AWAY' Crew members of the best denorated booth Around the World IH Record Tlme Barbara Kearnes and Bonnie Burns anchor balloons to spate ship manned bx K Cerselll C Harms P Mullen J ODonnell F Sthroth j Hautk B Hart 'Ind P Kells Shmdmq P Comerford V Cnrax enta B Furlong, CMON KELLX SMILE' Post offue boxes Marnlee McDonough and Carolxn Sorrna trx to perk up Keads Acker s sad faced pal S S I O n m I X monday, february 3 alia! 'J -i lt, , FORGET THE CALORIES' So dClIC10US were the cup cakes that students were vstlllng to disregard the scale M Kenm C' Kirby C Kasaal J Wnlkxns A Sommoa dnsplas tempnng, goodxes fi lNO FAIR SHAKING THE B age vsorkers R XX'1ll1ams N McGrores M Haughew D Ballatl K Flanagan K Connells K Norton D Conclures P Mtlxas vs arns Surprise Pack Y 0 I' C I C A ',- f - f Q. j A w MJ C' 1 I .31 , V - , K- V l -,,f . V' ' -'of 3' 'YY '. :-- X! x . Q. A ' N , x., J' ' ' 1 . A 1 --Y K v - + . ij A x--A X ' . f . fs ' , f','1G:+' L4 A ' ' 'J ' Olwen, M. Locher, O'Shauf3hnessy, K, Ailes, U 1 A 47.1 , -1- 4' x ,X '. W A fx to f ,vr - 3 V In uf Y t . X, Vik, X :- A , me Q , Y A Q 4 . , ,-' , 1 X' 1 X of Q EC I . x X A , . K , A t A ff , '4 f '-. R I!! - ' M ' , . rf , 2 . -, , v OX! , .. - I Y N , Y ' V . I I .Y ' 7 ' V fi ' .5 ' 'W BANGl POUND! - OUCHI Hand me that crepe paper, please . . . Hold the ladder steady! One more tack should do it ...' 'Mixer booths are going up! It's a time for teddy bears, knit-wits, gooey cupcakes, swirls of cotton candy, whirling fortune wheels, soggy sponges and soggier seniors - and most of all for joyous, generous hearts, gladly giving for the sake of Christ so that other hearts beyond the seas may know His love. . 'J 5f:.:e' I PEGGY BANK HANLON, student body treasurer, with the aid of Sister Mary Aurelia and Mary Griffin, S. S. C. Prexy, makes change for Dorothy DeCantillon, Nancy Bilafer, and Pat Rourke. .A my - wwpq A Akvri- Y , Y v 1 I X v 4 . v -1 . A x 4 'Y , v '-v' ' . ,, , M r v NOT-SO-BLRIIED TRIZASLRIC daules coye dwellers J. McCarthy, J. Nomellini, N, Carle, C. Tracy, R. McDaniell, C. Iusi, J. Jones, N. DJ it if W, 6.4 vI If . Q 3' 1 . I .1 ,..-- !'2f'aE?z'7i'rn'i? JUNGLE JAMBOREE scored highest financial returns and gained honorable mention for original decorations, Proudly clutching stuffed toys: L. O'Sullivan, Barber, Sr. INI, Ange- leine, L. Fox, B. Rice, C. Isola, P. Charcho, M. Bastidas, M. Bradley, L. Lee, J. McCann, J. Orengo, J, Moriarty. ,gall 1 1 lit HEADS L'P - SPLASH! J. Riley, J. Murray and J. Montgomery act brave for heartless classmates, N. Haller, P. Kenney, L. Kelly, P. Eullendorf, C. Doyle. DOXVN IN KNIT XVIT HOLLOW' the lucky number vyon an owl. I'Iolloyx'5 hallovy ed residents: M. Dwyer, O'Callagl1an, C, McDonald, Ci. Schaadt, S. Murphy, C, Gallagher, E. Castell, K. Earley, C. Bernie, T. Bone, S. Bianco. McCiettigan, C. Kearns, J. Ciranieri, P, McCoy. 87 OLDTIMER Jackie O'I.eary ffar rightj, a member of the orchestra since it began four years ago, reviews finger- ing exercises with the woodwind sec- tion: JoAnn Granieri, Joanne Nomel- lini, Gloriann Lucchesi, Margaret Shields, Donna Wheeler, Carole Mon- taldo. orcheslro CADENCE COUNT Percussion sec- tion awaits a downbeat. From: Mary Wilcox at piano, Marjorie Thompson, judy Albi, Diane Luhr, Zoila Tarradas. Bark: Sheila McKenna, Pat Dage, Georgia Mack. Besides weekly rehear- sals for such events as the annual Mercy Day assembly, Christmas Con- cert and Afternoon of Music attended by local high school choral and orches- tra groups at Riordan high school, members receive regular private or group instruction. Orchestra g X Director Q ' Russell R. ! Q johnson Y Alfred Seidel, master violinist Norman Brenner, drum instructor ANOTHER CHARTER MENIBER of the group, only girls' high school or- chestra in San Francisco, Linda Ash- worth Cfar rightj, sets the tempo of a song for the brass and strings. Shmd- ing: Katherine Long, Mary Lou Flynn, Mary Lynne Terheyden. Seated: Linda Frei, Friah Leuterio. ?'1 song of berncdette Presented by Rlordan High School San Francxsco December 5, 6 7 8 1957 Merry Cast Members Jud Rrley Maureen Key es Mary Grrffln Norma Haller Pat Gallagher udy Carle udy Alexander Dlane Rerdy Betty Laskey Pat Palmrerx Fran Shanley Nancy Bllafer Clara Breen Elatne Thomas Kathy Toomey Shella Hurley Sandra Bertuccx 'M' Y OL MUST GO TO THE GROTTO TOMORROW' Bernarde Casterot CPat Gallagherj aduses Bernadette fMary Grlfflnj to return to Lourdes to see the beautiful lady Madame Salou Cjudy Carlej and Crosme Bouhourts CNorma Hallerj dtscuss the ullage nevss vshtle Bernadette s father fFrank Malej ponders the fate of hrs famtlw 4-qi THIS IS THE WAX FRANCE LOOKS IN THE BOOK XVE HAVE AT HOME jeanne Abadne CMaut-een Kes esj presents her sketth to Srster Nlarne Vourous Uudw Rtlesj for mspettlon After hours of rehearsal Meru students jomed ln Rlordan Hlgh School s presentatlon of The Song of Bernadette cons eung the message of Lourdes to ox er sex en thousand persons Marilyn lx1ne, all a little shy of Father Moynihan Sean Mtlxenna x- 1 me penny kissed Did anyone see my pineapple rice? Judy Riley asked frantically, bursting into the make-up room in search of a prop. No, but the Class sent us a telegram. It's up on the mirror, a voice from the jungle of the costume rack called excitedly. A dozen grease-painted faces crowded around to read before the buzzer called them for a cast-briefing with Miss Corcoran. We'x'e got a good show, she told them. Now have fun with it - and St. Genesius, pray for us! With whispers of good lucku and This is it! the lights dimmed, the curtain slid back, and the seniors were on. GIVE IV TO THE CHEMISE ? lNIrs. Deasy, YOUR MOVE - Sean McKenna, fobviously a bundle of flNorma Hallerj and Sister Mary of the Angels, nervesj enjoys a game of chess before the ply with Rosalie fKatie Lenihanj plan a uniform change for school Shea as other stage crew members Linda Kelly, Pat Marra, girls Claire Doyle, Clare Breen, Judy Carle and Pat Hanley, Ellie Knauss and Sue Mifsud put out props, J. Cl RTAIIN CALL! Harry CClare Breenj, Shirley Tirabossi CClaire Doylej, Miss Stearns Uutly Rileyj Sister Mary of the Angels fKatie Lenihanj, Mr. Parkside flirank Coxj, Priscilla fPat Hanlewj Nliuhael Saunders CVince Branickl, jane fElaine Thomasj, jenny CPat Ciallaglicrj, Father Nloxnihan fSean Mcliennaj, Mrs, Deasy CNorma Hallerj, jo Cjudy Carlej, Owen Park- side Ulm Babichj, Mary Delaney CMarilyn Kanej. '79 H OW X U V E CHANGED' ln he dressing room Pat laughs oxer 'Normas grew hair and xxrm kes. f-in ' an Egfr I Qigflk I 4 n . I 9 a 2 V Q I I 1 a ' .1 5 5 X 1 ' A .- 1- -1 F . ' , I 5 -. SECONDS: fBarkj C. Baffico, M. McCarthy, M. Viera, M. Charcho, C. Gallagher, M. Gray, M. Wilcox. Row two: M. Thompson, M. Maney, T. O'Connor, M, McLaren, Y. Nurre, P. Delehanty. Row three: C. Gau- ghenbaugh, M. Berus, P. Cronin, B. Kearney. Rou' five: J. Carle, S. Fallon. Front: N. Gallagher. N SOPRANOS: fliackj l. McCartney, M. Griffin, S. McNa- mara, J. O'Leary, S. McAtee, V. Nevin, J. Dryden. Rou Iwo: A. Burgard, S. Goeas, R. Stephens, R. Benjamin, A. Gibson, S. Tissier. Row lbree: J. Murray, S. O'Neill, N. Bilafer, C. DeBock, P. Engler. Row four: M. Smith, J. Zamlich. Front: R. Hearst., glee club There is nothing like Peck of Pickled Peppers to shoo away the drowsiness of an 8 a.m. rehearsal, glee members have discovered! But in the joy of singing together -they soon forgot that breakfast they munched as they raced for an early bus. Anyone passing by the study hall, where the club practiced twice a week, usually caught herself humming along with the seventy talented choristers, whether it was a Negro spiritual, a lilting madrigal, or a lively round, in December it might have been a French lullaby in preparation for the International Christmas Concert for their mothers. On Laetare Sunday and on Easter morning they filled the air waves with hymns as part of KCBS's Message of Faith, and at the May assembly saluted Our A NEW ARRANGEMENT: Accompanist Mary Griffin and assistant Marie McCarthy play a score for Sister Mary Inez, director, and attentive officers: Nancy Gallagher, Linda Ashworth Cpresidentj, Judy Carle, jackie O'Leary, and Carol Hourigan. ALTOS: fBafkj M. O'Shaughnessy, 1. Murray, C. Isola, C Hourigan, K. Cervelli, Bishop, B. O'Day, J. Murphy Row Iwo: F. Shanley, P. Hanlon, C. Pastore, S. Briggs, B Lippi, K. Griffin, J. Hauck. Row three: V. Hyde, J. Hegerl harst. Row four: L. Ashworth, P. Marra, K. Connelly. Rau five: L. Leveroni, B. Hart. Front: K. Flanagan. Lady of Lourdes with the serenely beautiful Thou Art All Fair. Following the presentation of An Afternoon of Music with other diocesan schools at Riordan High School on April 13, the juniors suddenly found themselves the oldtimers at rehearsals, as seniors departed and the first hymn for graduation rose in solemn harmony. ELIZABETH CAHILL Fmallst Natronal Merlt Stholarshxp Corporatnon Elizabeth has a hxgh scxentlflt aptitude potentxal and a strong attratuon to the fine arts As a semor she carried tvso mayor sciences chemrstry and physlts wnth top grades nn both She plans to reside at San Diego College for Women vshere she vull major m psy chology and mmor m art 'Wx JOAN MURRAY Letter of Commendation Natronal Merlt Scholarshrp Corporatton A semxfmahst m the Westmghouse Science Talent Searth Joan plans to tram for suente researth She holds the 3Ll11CN6Il1CHl trophy m suente and mathematlts and she vsas vunner of a Calrforma State scholarshnp MARILYN SMITH Llberal Arts Trophy Marrlyn has matntamed hugh aserages rn her subletts bemg espeually mter ested 1n languages and mathematrts She plans to major ln mathematlts ln tollege and qualrfy as a tertxfled pub lu. accountant She IS a California State Scholarship vunner scholosllc honors The offlce phone rang hourly on the day that results of the Calxforma State scholarshlp test were slipped mto mallboxes of Mercy s asplrants It came and I m ellgxble' twelve seniors happrly announced This Joy was helghtened when other senlors, mamtatmng consistently hxgh grades throughout their four years, also quahfred m competxtne exams for scholarshlps to various Bay Area colleges For the second consecutlve year, Mercy recetved word that one of her semors was wmner of a Natlonal Mertt scholarshtp college scholarships Nutzonal Merit Scholarslazp ean Parrlnello Elxzabeth Cahtll Judy Rtley San Franrzsco College Rosalte Shea or Women Keady Acker Donna Dooley Eltzabeth Dowd Norma Haller Pat Ktlleen Marianne Nealon Pat Palmlert Marilyn Smlth Roberta Terkelson Loretta Wade Judy Ashworth Judy Glbltn Mane McCarthy College of the Holy Names Carolyn Harley QPres1dent s, full tuttnonj Dommzran College Clatre Doyle Peg Hanlon Jud Rtley St Marg s College Notre Dame Mary Grlflin ffull tuttronj Unwerszty o San Fnmrzsro fSclJool o Nursmgj Kathleen McDonnell ffull tultlonj K 1' 1 ..., --4 V U f ,,,.e't , I 4 . ,. . . .. . , , . - ., . . , . . . ., -I Y ' ' ' S 'I . . , Q - ,, , 1,- O . . . . , . ,, , .. ,, . . .. . . . . .J - .. . . . . . . ,1 ' I . . . . f . . . f . ' 1 . , .. TOPS IN THHR FIFLDS 1'xLl'l16X6I'I1Ll'1I aertxhntes ALIYLII ro those xurh oursmndms. reuvrds and hugh gmde pomt ax emgcs m xarmus subjenrs to fvtmdmqj Nlarx C rlffin Engllsh Peg Hanlon N ma Hiller muhe sounl sucmes jankle O Leirx sueme Kvczledj PM Ixxlleen l1ngu1g,c- or matns Lmdfl Ashworth musu Flxzlheth Cah1ll irt Noi Shaun M1rx Ruef busmess 'Nornn Peg., and 'Nhrx also quallhcd for Cilnfornn State snhollrshlps to umllq.,es of thexr Lhmme '54 CALIFORNIA STATIF SCHOLARSHIP XX INNFRS Among the school 5 uxclw. urnnars ftbru xbouu III ut pzfluuj Lurctm XX ulc. P1t Cnlllghgr uds Xlcxmdcr Nlarxlxnn 'NIQL1rcn flilrc Dmlc md Ix1thL McDonnell No! Sbou I1 Suv. llonrvghue drama jULIET'S GARDEN is the scene When Shakespeare's Ladies Meet, by Charles George. Dramatists in the one- act play presented to the student body are fSeatedj Barbara Furlong QKath- erinej, Kay Farley CDesdemonaj, Carol Dahlberg fOpheliaJ: fsfdlld- ingj Judy Albi fPortiaj, Julie Dryden Cjulietj and Anne Leahy fC1eopatraJ. speech xx 96 ff My CAT IN THE RAIN. Senior speech enthusi- asts look over a Hemingway selection for a dra- matic interpretation event in the National Forensic Tourney at San Francisco State College, March 29. Left to rigbl: Pat Gallagher, Judy Alexander, Sheila Hurley, Joan Murray and Elizabeth Dowd. !, 13. X .-1 Z My as wr ig? T.V. ANNOUNCING IN THE LITTLE THEATRE Yvonne Nurre, president of the Speech Club, scans National Forensic tournament events with entrants Helen Gaynor, Roz XVilliams, Kay Dowd, Sandy Galdieri and Sheila McKenna. ga. f proieclor operators REMEMBER WHERE THIS IS! Carol Bley warns movie projector operators Elizabeth Cahill and Sheila Hurley to keep their eyes on the direc- tion diagram. student library assistants 818 B 743 5-Where is it? Where can I find out about the life cycle of the Japanese fuchsia? Student librarians are confronted with and solve such questions while on duty. This year thirty-seven students joined the newly-organized group of student library assistants for the purpose of learning and practicing library techniques. On November 2, the members, with Sister Mary Loyola, moderator, were hostesses to student librarians from other high schools who attended the all-day meeting here of Student Library Assistants of Northern California. c a m e r a c I u b In the darkroom after school, stealthy forms move back and forth from shortstop to fixerg the silence is broken only by the click of the printer, the soft slap of negatives in the basin, and occasionally by the startled cry, Don't open that door! . . . Sigh . . . At monthly meetings sixty members study camera skills and in lab sessions print and enlarge their photographs. LOOKING FOR A GOOD BOOK? Library assistant officers display their choices: Helen Gaynor, secretary, Rosalind Wil- liams, vice president: Sandra Galdieri, president, Mary Kilcline, corresponding secretary: Kathy Flanagan, district two president of Student Library Assistants of Northern California, and Friah Leuterio, treasurer. DARKROOM DRAMA Ofhcers Mary O'Boyle, jean Parrinello, Molly Duggan, Claire Cook, advanced club president, and Diane Cadden, review technique of enlarging prints. Not shown: Pat Hanley, beginners' club president. LORE'I'I'A XWADF Assouaxe Fdntor 98 MERCY HI ICHOOL bAN FRANCISCO PFC: HANLON Fclltnr JUNIOR JOURNALISTS B Fenton P Mullm B Burns M OShaug.,h nessy S Kennaugh fSh1ndn1gj P Cronm F OConneIl J ODnnr1eII J OCallaghan JUNIOR REPORTFRS B Ixearnex and M A Seam ell mteruew Merned Librarian Harriet Collopx x' MX Sl' I XX l vw? nf Lf If N Il X , 1 S Q 1 I E TW mercycrest We knew an issue of Mercycrest was going to press when we saw Peg, Loretta, Jean, Sue, and Kathe dash to Room 213 after school, where they and the junior journalists chewed pencils over layouts, Put their heads together over captions, and met problems, like fitting eight inches of copy into a four-inch space! Occasionally Kathe would race upstairs to develop a much-needed neg, meeting Jean and Sue on route as they roamed the building taking a poll of student opinions. During the year the staff was privileged to meet Bishop Sheen and cover the profession ceremony of the Sisters of Mercy at which he officiated. By means of a survey they aided the student council in JEAN PARRINELLO Assistant Editor KATHE McDONNELL Assistant Editor Q CLAIRE COOK JULIE DRISCOLL MARY SCHMIEDEL Business SUE MIFSUD Assistant Editor determining section reactions to a proposed school ring and widened students' horizons by interviewing professional workers in different fields: a laboratory technician, a department store buyer, a newspaper editor, and the administration of a school for the handicapped. Ground-breaking for the neighboring Merced Branch of the San Francisco Public Library prompted a local feature, one of the many by which the staff promoted community relations. The editorials in Mercycrest, which were displayed at four local high school journalists' conventions which the staff attended were lauded for their national and international, as well as local scope, supporting the papers' t'W0-year rating of All Catholic in the Catholic School Press Association. g department. shield CATCH THAT PLAY! Student photogra- phers Mary McCarthy and Sheri Moffatt shoot from all angles with the speed-graphii' camera purchased for the school publications Ever since those early September days when the theme and layout were only scribblings in the editors' notebooks. the Shield has been a family affair. Wfhen help began to come from all corners of the school - the typing room, the art room, the dark room - even when Sister M. Modesta good-naturedly climbed to the roof and braved Pacific winds for the faculty'division page, we thought that autumn fever was prompting this special interest. Yet even in the frenzied Spring semester, cameras snapped and typewriters clicked for the Shield to produce a book eight pages larger than the previous year's and covering all the new organizations that have joined our Mercy family. VCE DID IT AGAIN! Lee Pryzborowslti, subscription com- mittee chairman, and Rosemary Griffin, Pat Hanley, Janice Smith, Alice Kapler and joan Malloy smile over the fact that the student body supported the yearbook 10051 for the third consecutive year. Seniors, launching wholeheartedly into the drive, reached the top on the first clay, OUT TO THE SOFTBALL FIELD. Diane Romero, Cathy Carroll, Cecilia Lally and Pat Flynn prepare props for a busy photography schedule, Not Sbozrn: Pat Rourke. cf 5. THEY, TOO, MADE DEADLINES, Shield typists Terry Peralta, Sue Greenwood and Arlene Nollevaux spent many hours preparing copy for the printers. THIS ONE'S MINE! Loyola Leveroni hands returns to Sue Carpeneti, patron committee chairman, while co-work- ers Pat Marra, Marie McCarthy, Margo XVarnicl-c and Judy Blanc tally results of a successful drive. Sections 12-1 and 12-2 obtained 10011 in subscriptions and patrons before the fall drive was an hour old. Ttme was when covered wagons rumbled oy er western plams to reach Calnforma or Bust' Amernca was sttll young when her statesman Calhoun fought for good roads and canals to serve the p1oneers Let us conquer space' he crned Mr Calhoun, take a look at 1958' Our frontter IS beyond the ocean now Mr Calhoun we re off to the farthest star We won t stop at a western state, str we ll settle on the moon' Gone, now are the one room school and the numbers slate you knew Here to stay are the science lab and classroom televtsnon Your coun try has grown up 1n the world m a hundred years II has grown out to touch new worlds tn the space of a few months We couldn t know and didn t know what this year would bring Yet by coincidence, we expressed nts mood of Space or Bust for our opemng dance held on October 4, the very day Sputnik ushered rn thts unearthly age' ON THE SCENE J3.CklE O Leary school photographer stghts an mtetestmg shot jackie s pncture of school cheerleaders at a game attamed a cernfzcate of merrt nn The Scholastrc Art Awards Contest T F' .fi SHIELD WRITERS Assistant Edntor Eltzabeth Dowd Edntor Mary Grxtfin Assnstant Editor Sue Donoghue, Associate Fdntor Judy Carle About five p m on weekends from September to Apr1l the staff would cross the T s on some copy cap the1r pens and clear thenr heads of commas and capttons deyour the last cookle the moderator always prouded to keep them goxng and head home The Shxeld neyer left thetr heads though as they found themselyes dreaming on Ideas for the next picture schedule or mentally rewrttmg a paragraph There were excmng moments too when new snap shots arrned and especially when those flrst page proofs came from the prmters' Fmally the book was put to press leavmg the staff to count the days untnl they could finally announce, It s here' - . ' 3 , . . , . W Y Y l ' K u - - vv ,'. . - rr . . u - ' fl' . V ' A , . . . f v . . ' Q ' v v W' 1 . Y l . . . . , 'J - ' . 1 Y , . nt A K , - .. , ,H t - Y , . . Y I xx .L X ' ! 3 , y 1, ,, 7 . ,, . V . - s , , . , . . r . , . , . , . - t v , . - .. .. - - , , , . , , , . .. . H LI ent off e osslston Answer the phone The front door bell ts rmgmg, Someone IS on lme two uttk the mter tom ts buzzmg Student offtte asststants Merry s strong., rtght arm keep busx taking care of lmportant off1te dunes of ansvs ermg, phones taktng messages and greetmg usxtors after sthool 'md on Saturdzn s OFFICE HOURS Dxane Cadden Sue Greenwood Margo XY'arn11.k Keadx Atker and Donna Dooles staff the offue during, ap potnted hours Sister Mars jean moderates the group +-...N n or red cro F I N I S H I N C TOUCH Arlene Nollesaux setre tary Mrs ExaMxl ler junlor Red Cross moderator Duane Cadden vxce-presldent. Ter- ry Peralta presi- dent pack gifts. SEAMSTRESSES FOR THE NEEDY Susan Neal, Judy Alexander, Pat Mull-teen, Sonia Guttierez, helped provide the Red Cross with over forty garments. RELIVIING THEIR CHILDHOOD Red Cross members shopped for so xo s halr barretts marbles lump ropes amthtng., to deltght a ghxld s heart and fllled Christmas exft boxes to send ox erseas Thes painted heax enly fates on 400 tray fax or angels for hospttals and spent mam Saturday afternoons brmgmg cheer to orphans an shut ms KF? f u : Jai., , Aw- ' X s, Y A.. . -nsm , Q WHAT'S ON THE MENU TODAY? Cuisine specialists - Mrs. Ora Dillon, manager: Mesdames Mary McHugh, Helen Phalen, and Julia Reden prepare appetizing lunches for hungry Mercyites. They thoughtfully put out cottage cheese and peaches, daily, for scale-watchers. PETE CAN FIX ANYTHING seems to be the general opinion when a door is stuck, when a window is broken, or when a stubborn locker just won't open. Custodian Pietro Perata, who also has a talent for cabinet making, displays a shrine which he constructed in after- school hours. employees ' M. v K . gm.. F, ii TINTING IS HIS HOBBY: Alexander Buksh, maintenance department, enjoys coloring photographs for his friends, mercy guild SPEARHEAD OF MERCY GUILD activities, the advisory board meets to plot the month's activities. Seated, left to right: Mrs. George Conway, Mrs. C. J. Meagher, Mrs. R. E. Bishop, president: Mrs. C. E. Wliitman, Mrs. VUilliam Con- nelly. Standing: Mrs. Michael Lenihan, Mrs. XV. E. O'Callaghan, and Mrs. Charles Schroth. What is a mother? Who shall answer this? Mothers of Mercy Guild are combinations of hostess, nurse, businesswoman, chef de cuisine, chauffeur, guardian angel and fairy godmother. Besides manning the office or the controls of the family car when needed and doing the million little things that only mothers remember to do, Guild members sponsored events to advance the scholarship fund and payments on chapel furnishings The officers' Silver Tea and other freshmen mothers feel at home while . the annual Fall Luncheon and Fashion Show enabled veteran members to be models for a day. Artistic members displayed original centerpieces at a dessert-tea in November, then turned their hands to cake baking and serving for their husbands and daughters at the annual Sweetheart Party. Thirty mothers enrolled in a Red Cross first aid course, geared to civilian defense, and both mothers and dads attended a Guild-sponsored Cana Conference in February. The year closed with a successful rag and clothing drive. Wim is fi 5110fPef? We fhfflk SANTA CLAUS coMEs TO SCHOOL one pre christmas mo the answer ISI Wonderful! Maria Toso volunteer office worker delighted other staff men she arrived disguised as Santa even down to gifts Here sl Sister Mary Clarisse with goodies for the Sisters holidays l04 Francisco Disaster Council demonstrates the ty pe of arm splint of emergency to the Mothers Guild s first aid class During t and business department equipment. BE PREPARED: Mr. Louis Cambou Adminstratiwe Assistant I , u .t - ,. - 1 Get ACqU31UfCd P33195 helped course the mothers learn to treat burns wounds poisoning and ...Q- BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Pat O'Brien, Dolores Davey, Ann Marra, President Sue Tissier, Marilyn Vides, Mary jo Mulholland, and Barbara Russi of the Class of '56 complete a two-year term as charter officers this September. BUSYSECRETARY Arlene Musante '57 types, files, arranges appointments and takes dictation for George R. Rei- fenstein, M.D., Director of Medical Education, St. Mary's Hospital. MERCY'S GIFT TO GOD: Sister Grace Marie CDolores Davey '56J, Sister Virginia Marie fSue Valentine '56j, Sister Mary Helene fMarilyn King '57D, Sister joseph Marie fEllen FitzGerald '56j, Sister Mary Ovven CPat jack- son '57j, Sister Miriam joseph fToni Gallagher '57j, Sister Mary janet fBarbara Rozzano '56j, Sister Mary Shawn STUDENT NURSE jean X Chisholm, '56, is en- grossed in undergraduate duties in the School of Nursing, University of San Francisco, mercy cllumnoe Four infant sons were the sensation of the Alumnae's second homecoming, November 10, which brought a record attendance of well over three hundred. Fifteen brides were reported as well as fifteen alumnae in the Mercy novitiate. The first dance, january 18 at Bermuda Palms, San Rafael, was a dream of the board come true. Other accomplishments of the charter Board of Directors are: Drafting of Alumnae Constitution, sponsoring of Day of Recollection, and planning for a spring meeting featuring a fashion show and hair styling demonstration. x ' n GQ, 1. fi' D 4 eil. 5 ' r 5 rr 13 t Q i't. v i' . J V, ,ll fe. ri f S ' 2 I x L QW' sv evil.-'iff fi, Qggl .ett X . SMILING BRIDE Kathy Powers, '57, became Mrs. Edward Tico February 5 at Holy Name Church, San Francisco. CMaureen Hally '56j, Sister Mary Paul Cjeanne Roche '56J, Sister Marie de Lourdes CMary Thuesen '57j, Sister Marie CHenrietta Schroer '50, Sister Stephen Marie bara jean Aitken '57J, Sister Mary Germaine CLincla '57D, Sister Patricia Marie fPat O'Brien '56j, Sister Timothy fNoreen Gallagher '56D. Clare C Bar- Laine Mary sweetheart parties jUST XVAIT 'til you see us dance! Mr. Ed Baker and Mr. john Gritlin hurry joan and Kathy to Rist Hall to shoxx their daugh- ters the new dance step they'ye been prattir- ing since the last Sweetheart Night. wil lo HE NEVER FORGETS! Ginny Nevin tells Sister Mary Canisius as she displays the carnations her dad Ed Nevin presented to his date. ON HER TOES: Carole De Bock pirouettes with ease before a captivated audience of underclassmen and dads. l THEIR FIRST SXVEET- HEART PARTY: Mr, Art Vfeissman and Darlene non- der uhat's in store for the daughters and dads. SOMETHING HITS HOME! Remarks of master of ceremonies, Dr. Fenton McKenna on the perils of being head of the house bring appreciative laughs from knowing fathers. HEART IN TUNE VUITH MUSIC: Ginny Nevin weaves a nostalgic spell as she per' forms at her last sweetheart party. NEW' ORCHESTRATION: Barrett Hall rings with a Irish number, Burk roux' Marjorie Thompson, Zoila Tar- radas, judy Albi, Sheila McKenna. Middle row: Katherine Long, jackie O'Leary, Anita Thompson, Gloriann Lucchesi, jo Ann Granieri. Frou! row: Linda Frei, Karen Silver, Friah Leuterio, Mary Lynne Terheyden, Linda Ashworth, and accompanist Mary XVilcox. TIL WE MEET AGAIN! Stevie and Mr. Joe Tissier complete four years of Sweetheart Par- ty performances with May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You, OUR NEXT NUM- BER IS . . . Mr. George Reilly, mas- ter of ceremonies of the upperclassmen's party, glances at pro- gram notes after amusing the audi- ence with a funny aside. O'LEARYS AND O'CALI.AGHANS: Begorra, but the colleens jackie and Jeanne make sweet harmony with their singing dads! SWING YOUR PARTNER: Barbara and Mr. john Kerri set feet tapping to square dance music. IN THEIR ELEMENTQ lifessrs. W. Carter and j. Laskey interrupt a tour of the school to show their amazed daughters Irene and Melanie a thing or two about typing. The hearts and cupids that dotted Barrett Hall, the flower clusters of red and white, cake and hot coffee for hungry guests - all were the generous handiwork of the Lfothers' Guild. D A D' S XVATERLOO? Erosh and sophs bunny- hop with their willing but slightly wary part- ners. 'ibn -,,- 21' Mrs. Alb Mr. and Mr. and Mr. jose Mr. and Mr, and Mr. and Mr. and Patricia Left to right: Virginia Hyde, Pat Killeen, Donna Dooley, Marilyn Kane, Pat Palmieri shield poirons ert j. Accampo Mrs. E. E. Acker Mrs. H. G. Adamich ph Adamich Mrs. Robert Ailes Mrs. j. F. Alexander Mrs. WV. W. Alfs tk Familv Mrs. john K. Allen Allen Mr. Thomas Allen Mrs. j. Altamirano Mr. Roy Anderson Sven Herb Anderson Mr. George Andros 'Sir and Mrs Nl D An ulo judge and Mrs, R. j. Arata Archdiocesan C.C.D. Miss Kathleen Aschero '57 Mr. and jeanette M rs, A. Baliantz Baliantz Miss josephine Barrango Shirley Barrango Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Francis XV. Barrv Mrs. M. Bastidas 8: Famils Mrs. Harold E. Bates Miss Barbara Baumgartner '57 Bea, Diane, and joan Monsignor George j. Bedford 9 S l, 2, 3 Mrs. Kenneth R. Benjamin Mrs. H. Bensen Mrs. E. j. Berglund Mrs. Willie Berlanga Mrs. john D. Bernie Berry Betty and Marilyn Rr. Rev. Belles of Col. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. jim Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Bianco Mrs. N. Bigongari Dr. and Mrs. M. j. Bilafer Mr. and M rs. Robert Bishop Dr. and Mrs. L. F. Bisio 108 Mr. and Mrs. Bjelland Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Blanc tk Family judy Blanc Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bley Mrs. Yvilliam Bloom Mr. Bogan Mrs. Anna E. Booe Mr. Herbert Booth Mrs. Milton Booth The Borzone Familv Mr. john B. Bourdieu Miss Kathleen Boyle '56 Fda Bozzo Mr. and Mrs. Pitch Bozzo Mr. and Mrs. john Brass Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Brav Mr. and Mrs. M, A. Breen Matt and joe Breen Mr. George Brenner Mr. and Mrs. john Brochier Mr. and Mrs. Mel Brocato Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Brown Mr. and Mrs. lrvin L. Brown Miss Rae Buckley' Mr. Bob Burke Miss May E. Burke Mr. Peter Burke Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Burke Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Burman Mr. and Mrs. E. j. Burns Mr. and Mrs. j. Burns Mr. and Mrs. james E. Burns Mrs. May C. Burns Mr. H. B. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Cecil H. Bvmes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Cahill Dr. and Mrs. Leo Cain Miss Morris Camerin Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Cameron Mr. Raymond Patrick Campbell Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Cannon Mr. and Mrs. William P. Carle Mr. and Mrs. Philip N, Carlisle Sue Carpeneti judge and Mrs. Walter l. Czirpeneti Miss Diane M. Carroll '57 Miss Marv Carson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carson Dr. and Mrs. l-Irnest Carter and Daughters Reverend Edward L. Cases- Mr. and Mrs. john Charcho Mr. Nello and Mr. Hugo Cheechi Mr. Spear Chiotti Mrs. Elizabeth Colclough Mr. A. jerrv Collins Rt. Rev. Monsignor Harold Il. Collins Mrs. Cecilia li. Connell Mr. and Mrs. I.. j. Connelly Mr. and Mrs. William Connolli Miss Margaret Considine Mr. and Mrs. George Conwav Mr. and Mrs. john F. Conway, jr, Mrs. Ruth Conway Claire Cook Mr. and Mrs. Oaklev Cook Mrs. Lillian Cooke Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Corbelli Miss Colleen Corcoran Mrs. Charles Corsiglia Mr, and Mrs. john Corso, jr, Mrs. Marv Corvi Mr. and Mrs, 'II j. Costello, jr. Mr. and Mrs. Svlvester Cotter Miss C. M. Covne Miss Carolyn Creighton '57 Mr. Earl Cronin Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Cronin Mr. and Mrs. William If. Cronin Miss Noreen Cnllotv Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Currie and Familv Pat Dage Mr. and Mrs, A. D. Dalev Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Daly Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Daneri Daughters of Charity, Mt. St. Joseph Mary Daurnler Mr. and Mrs. William Daumler Miss Florence Davis '56 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dellock Miss Anne DeCaire '56 Mr. and Mrs. D. J. DeCamp Mrs. Etta Gregg Mr, Dayid A. Gregg Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. John J. Griffin Rosemary Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guerra Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Guth Mr. and Mrs. A. Haller h Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Hallisy and Family Mr. Joseph Halter Miss Pat Hanley '56 Dee Dee, Jan, and Barb The Mr. Dejarnac Family and Mrs. Thomas Delalianty Mr. and Mrs. Julius Del Dotto Mr, and Mrs. E. Del Faya Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. J. Den Besten Mr. and Mrs. L. Desmond Miss Carol Devine '56 Mr. and Mrs. James Devine Mrs. Ora Dillon Victor M. Dillon. M.D. Miss Adrian Diner '57 Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Donegan Mr. and Mrs. A. P, Donoghue Reverend Joseph Donworth Mr. and Mrs. WV. Doodv Martha and Judy Hamlet Mr. and Mrs. lVilliam J. Hamlet Mr. and Mrs. M. . Hanlon Dr. Mr Fred Hansen Lee Hansen Mr: and Mrs. Joseph M, Harley Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hart Mrs. J. S. Hart and Family Mr. and Mrs. William J. Harwood Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Haughey Mr. and Mrs Mrs. M. Kel Mr. and Mrs Linda Kelly . James S. Kearney eher l . Harold B. Kelly Mr. Michael Kelly Mr. and Mrs. James Kennaugh Mr. and Mrs. A. NV. Kenney Mr. and Mrs. Grover G. Kenney Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kenny Miss Florence E. Killeen Mr. Mis Mr. and Mrs. John Killeen s Ellen Kieser John Kinces Mr. and Mrs. Frederick T. Kitt Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Kleinhans Mr. and Mrs. XVilliam Knight Miss Kiln Kray '57 Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Laining Mr. Edward Lally Miss May Lally Lt. and Mrs. J. J. Lally Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hourigan Miss Mary Healy Cathy Heaney Mr. and Mrs. li. J. Heaney Miss Halel Heaney The Doran Club M St. Emydius Dorene and Betty Miss Judy Dougherty '57 The C. K. Dowd Family Miss Ester Dowd Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Dower Mr. and Mrs. Jack Downey Mr. Michael J. Downey Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Doyle Miss Judy Draeger Mr. and Mrs. J. Dreschler Mr. and Mrs. Michael Driscoll Mr, and Mrs. R. C. Drummond Mr. and Mrs. XV. J. Drury Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dulinse and Mrs, W. T. Duggan and Mrs. Adolf Duhagon and Mrs. Clarence Dunleayy and Mrs. L. Durastanti M ary Dwyer Dr. and Mrs. YVilliam Dwyer Miss Joan F. Eagan '56 Mr. and Mrs. Forest l-lckles Mr. Mr. and Mrs. XVilliam Edwards and Mrs. Charles lilbeck Mr. and Mrs. W'ebb Fyerett Miss Mariana l-Iyslee '57 Andre Faenli Miss Irma Fantin Mis Mr. s Olive Faro and Mrs. Ray Farrell Mr. and Mrs. YV. B. Farrelly Mr. Keith Ferguson Mr. I.eo Fernandez Mr. and Mrs. Dayid Ferrier Fiftysniner Cheerleaders Fifty-niners of 1lSl, 2, El, 4, 5 Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Finigan and Mrs. XV. J. Fink and Mrs. John W. Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Flohr Mr. Raymond Flynn Mr. and Mrs. XV. A. Flynn M rs. Annie Fochetti Mr. Mis Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Fochetti s Mary A. Foley and Mrs. John Ford and Mrs. Emil J. Furni Mrs, Louise Furni Bea Mr. Mis Fousek and Mrs. George Fousek s Virginia Fox '56 Parish Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heaney Mr. and Mrs. Emil G. Helweg Dr. and Mrs. Miss Patricia Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Herbert B. Henderson Herrgott '56 . George Higgins Edward R. Hill iw. B, Hills Mr. Neal Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. A. Holian Miss Mary Holian Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Holroyd Holy Name Convent Reverend Fathers of Holy Name Parish Miss Nellie Huff Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. XV. L. Hyde Mr. Fred lchikawa Mr. S. G. lrw lll Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Iusi Lucille J. Iusi Mr. Michael Iyanoff Mr. Louis Jacklitsch Dr. and Mrs. Russell Jaekle Jane, Sharon, Evelyn Mr. and Mrs. Ralph V. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Russell Johnson and Family Mrs. B. F. Jones Mr. aml Mrs. J. P. Lally Mr. and Mrs. John Landueci Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Lane Mr. and Mrs. William A. Lang Mr. and Mrs. E. Lang Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lasater Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Lassalle Mr. and Mrs. William Lauder Mr. and Mrs. John F. Lawless Mr. and Mrs. C. Lazzari Anne Leahy Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Leahy Mr. and Mrs. Patrick I.eahy Mr. aml Mrs. E. J. Learmonth Mrs. John J. Loretta Lee Mr. and Mrs Miss Maureen Lenihan '57 Mr. and Mrs Mr. Charles Letticia and Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Miss Andrea Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Miss Patricia Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Lee and Family . Thomas Lee . M. J. Lenihan Leonhardt Linda . M. Leyeroni . M. E. Leveroni . Richard Ley eroni Libby '57 Albert Lieteau and Sons . Clifford I.iss , Edward Long Long . D. F. Lucy .John H. Lulir . Bernard Lycett Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Franchi Miss Margot Francis Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Freechtle A Friend Miss Carole Ann Frye '56 Mr. and Mrs. WV. Fullendorf Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. YV. Garcia Miss Jo Ann Gaughenbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Gaughenbaugh and Family George and Felix Mrs. Blanche Gerhard! Mrs. M. Gerhardt Mr. William Gherardi Mrs. Angela Giannini Mr. and Mrs. W'illiam J. Giblin Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gibson Mr. and Mrs. E. Gibson Mr. Mr. and Mrs. C, R. Gilfether and Mrs. Peter Giordanengo. Miss Jo Girimonte Mr. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Girimonte and Mrs. Harry Glynn Jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Goeas Sr. Mr. Joseph Granieri Mrs. Sam Granieri Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Grantz Mr. and Mrs. Harold Green Jr. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Miss Morris Mr. and Mrs . John Jones, Jr. k Family . I.eo D. Jones . L. Jurick Kamrin Robert L. Katie Mr. and Mrs. . Louis Kavanagh 'if 1-1 E Susan Lycett Mrs. John Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Peter Machi Madeleine. Jackie, Kathie Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Madsen Mr. and Mrs. A. li. Maggio Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and and and and and and S Mrs. L. Maggioncalda Mrs. Mrs. Mrs, Mrs. Mrs. Richard Maher H, li. Major lk Family NV. D. Malloy Con Maloney P. J. Maniscalco Marilvnn, Betty, and Denise Miss Anne Marra '56 Pat Marra Mr. and Mrs. lVilliam J, Marru Miss Catherine Martin Marv, Sandy, and Judv Mr. and Mrs. Charles 'l'. Matthews Miss Diane Mattson '57 Maura and Dolores '57 Miss Alice Mc.-Xrdle Mr. and Mrs. James J. Mc.-Krdle Miss Marv McArdle Mr. and Mrs. li. F. MtAtee Mrs. Anna McCabe Mr. and Mrs. lfrancis P, xlicilllllifltlgl' Patricia McCamhritlyze Mr. and Mrs. Ted J. Mtiiann Mr. and Mrs. Bradv Mtliart Mr. and Mrs. l-I. lf. Mcliartlii Mr. and Mrs. li. W. MtCarlhv Dr. Marv C. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Nllcillllll' Mr, and Mrs. C. YY. McCradv Mr. and Mrs, l'l'illiam McDonagh Mr. and Mrs. George E. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. John S, McDonald Mrs. Margaret McDonald Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McDonnell Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. McGee Q. hield pcitrons Miss Helen McManus '57 Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. R. McMillan and Mrs. D. R. McMulliu and Mrs. B. A. McNaughton Edward McPhillips Carroll J. Meagher and Mrs. and Mrs. Richard M. Meagles Ill Mrs. Marv G. Meeks Mr. Mr. Frederick Meiswimkel, Jr. and Mrs. K. Meitv Mrs. Nellie M. Melchonian Mercv High School Alumnae Assn. Mercy Golf Club Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Meverkamp Assemblvman and Mrs. Charles YV. Mevers Mr, and Mrs. Don Middleton Mr. and Mrs. J. Alonzo Miller Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A. Minehan Mr. A. Miralda Mr. F, C. Miralda Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Mitchell Mis Mr. Mr. s Marilyn Mitchell '57 and Mrs. A. J. Molfino and Mrs. Walter Mollison Mrs. J. ll. Mon Mr. and Mrs. John D. Monaghan Rei erend James Monagle Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Monks Marv Monks Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moore Ik Family Miss Josephine Moran Mr. and Mrs. J. Morena Mrs. James P. Mr. Morrissey and Mrs. J. XY. Morrow Dr. and Mrs. Daniel McGettigan Miss Francisca Vallejo McGettigan John and Michael McGourtv Reverend James Mcliav Margaret McKenna Mr. and Mrs. F. W. McLaren Mr. and Mrs. John D. Mulkeen Mr. Bruce Mullen james Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Munro Diane Murphy Miss Nancy Murphy '57 staff nurses Mrs, Lois O'Conhell, R.N. S.F. Public Health Nurse Miss Geraldine Broyer, R.N. Red Cross Home Nursing Instructor Mr. Gerald Murphy Mr. and Mrs. M'illizim J. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Murray Miss Judv Murray '57 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Murray, Jr. Miss Arleen Musante '57 Mr. and Mrs. A. Nagy Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Nardholv Mrs. Clifford Noland Mr. and Mrs. E. Nollevaux Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nomellini Ann Neal Mrs. Mabel Neal Mr. and Mrs. C. Nealon Mr. and Mrs, George S. Nelson Mr. and Mrs, Paul Nicolai Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. 0'Brien Mr. and Mrs. G. O'Brien Mrs. Marvellen O'Brien Robert J. O'Brien Mr. Mr. and Mrs. YVilliam J. 0'Brien and Mrs. XY. T. O'Brien Donald A. Oclassen Evangeline A. Oclassen Jeanne O'Callaghan Mr. and Mrs. XV. E. O'Callaghan Mrs. Lois 0'Connell Judge and Mrs. Edward O'Day Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. O'Flanagan Marcella O'Flanagan Mr. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. 0'l-lara, Jr. and Mrs. John A. O'Kane Patricia O'Kane Mr. Lt. William J. O'Keeft'e and Mrs. H. F. Olson, U.S.C.G. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. 0'Leary Mrs. Carolyn O'Malley Mr. and Mrs. Edward 0'Malley Sc Family Mr. and Mrs. T. J. O'Neill Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Orengo Reverend C. P. O'ReiIlv Our Lady's Sodalitv of St. Cecilia Parish Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Otis Mrs. Gertrude Otis Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Owen Mrs. A. Palmer Mr. XV. A. Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Vincent L. Palmieri Mr. and Mrs. Italo Palmini Gino and Maria Palmini Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Palmini X: Family Mr. and Mrs. R. Palmini Mr. Mrs Mr. M rs. Pat Pau Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Palmini . Mary Parkinsen and Mrs. Angelo Parodi X: Family Celeste Parry and Barbara la and Carole and Mrs. J. Pavne Mr. Yir and Mrs. james W. Peaslev toria Peaslev . Frank Pelliller, Sr. and Mrs. james Penclergast . joseph Peng . Oscar Peralta and Mrs. CL. XV. Peterson, ji. Marvellen Peterson 'Bti and Mrs. jack Piuarilo and Mrs. Francis C. Pierre and Mrs. Frank Portman and Mrs. Homer Putter and Mrs. joseph Ponlo Mr. and Mrs. T. Peehetti Mr. B. j. Pedretti Mr. and Mrs Mr. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Miss Fda Pesre Mr. Carl Peters Mrs. H. F. Peters Mr. . Miss Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. il he Ponstails Mr. Ilr. anti Mrs. joseph Presti Mis. A. l'rm'iilenti Miss lillen Proiirlenti Mr. and Mis. james Pimirlenti Ron Purrinelli Prank Prirleaux Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, I.ouis Quilliti ltr. .intl Mis. Mrs. Heni r Pri llmrniiski Ir.. Purtini james j. Raiztzio Miss Ieresa Rannit-1 if Mr. anil Mrs. Peter s. Raimonzl Miss Ilarhara Reatle iT Ilianz Mr. anrl Mrs. Mr. antl Mrs Miss Marie G. Rifi Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs joseph A. R F. R. Renison H. Vincent Ri 11011 Mr. Mr - Reirlx 'I homas Reitlx . YV. R. Reins T. j. Rilev .George R. Reilli tk Familx eillv II Ifrank Rissto rl Mrs. I-1. C. Ritchie Mr. an Mr 'ind Mrs. john Ritthie Miss Margaret C. Ritchie 'incl Mis. Frerl Rohertson Mr Mr. Dr. and Mrs. Ftliiarcl Rollin and Mrs, B. j. Rohltes Mr. and Mrs. Abel Romero Diane Romero Mr. antl Mrs. Iirlwartl Romero Mr. and Mrs. john Rourke Mr. antl Mrs. V. Rtlllilllt! K Ifaniilv Mr. and Mrs. li, j. Ruef Ifamili Mr. and Mrs. 'Iihonias Rsan Mr. and Mrs. joseph Rxrlht-rg St. Ilrendan's Parish St. BrentIan's School St. Marv's Hos ital Chef and Cooks St. St. M P Marv's Hospital Dietirians Mars s Hospital Fountain rs. V. Salisbury' Mr. Fred Scardigli judge George W. Schilling jenneen Sehiro Mr. and Mrs. Hugo H. Nchmolck Mrs. Marv Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Henri Sthioer Mr. antl Mrs Fclwartl Scott Mr. and Mrs, IVilliam Scott jr. Mr. and Mrs XViIliam Stott Sr, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Srotille Mr. and Mrs j. j. Sehasto Mr. and Mrs. Paul Selmi Mr. and Mrs Albert I.. St-rafino Mr. and Mrs .X. .-X, Serena Mr. and Mrs .-X. Seri Mr. and Mrs john P. Shanahan Mr. and Mrs R. S. Shannon Clstle and I.ionel Shapiro Mr. Arthur Sharman Mr. Arthur B. Sharman and Familv Mr. Hugh Sharman Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Shasky Miss Kathy Shea '57 Mr Mr. Mr. S. Dr. and Shar Mr. Mr Mr Mr l.ori S. A. Shepard and Mrs. john Shoherg and Mrs. Charles Shreve Mrs. Frank Shanlex' in, Betty, and C-ail and Mrs. j. j. Shericlen . anal Mrs. Edgar Qhea , and Mrs, james P. Shields jr. . and Mrs. john W. 5iri e Silter , and Mrs. U. P. Silver Mr. Arnold H. Silverman Mr. and Mrs. George Simmen Sister Mary Francis tle Sales .and Mrs. R. M. Skain Mr. C. M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. james A. Smith janite Smith Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Smith Miss Peggv Smith '57 Mr intl Mr R l' ith Mr Mr . s. . ..Sm Mr. john j. Sokolik jurlx Sokolik Sonia and joanna Mr. and Mrs. I.. H. Sorini and Ifaniilv Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Squeri Mis. I.ea M. Stephens Reverend Daniel Sullivan Mr. james M. Sulliian Mrs. Margaret Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sulliian l Steffan Gai Mrs. XV. F. Sllllfll Mr. and Miss Elizabeth Sweenei '57 Mrs. Ellen M. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Tarantino Mr. V. Paul Tarantino Mr. and Mrs. Tedsen Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Terkelson Roberta and Carolvnne Terkelson Mr. and Mrs. Rav Terrill Mr, and Mrs. Robert Terri anal Ifamils Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Jhanie Tissier Ster Mrs. j. Walter Thomas Mrs. Herbert F. Thompson Mrs. A. L. Thucsen Mrs. Don Tillson the Shield Staff expresses sincere appreciation to: Miss Sue Tissier '56 Mrs. I.illian Boll Tomasello Mr. and Mrs. john Toomey Toppers of 1281, 2, 3, 4, 5 Miss Flsie j. 'l'rollman Mr. Antonio Tuason The 'l'uins Mr. joe Yarela I .5.N. Varsiti Cheerleaders Mr. I..nix Vaughan Mr. Primo V Mr . and Mrs 'Foelke Clilitlllfl A. j. Venturi .-X. Venturi Miss Norene Mr. :intl Mrs. A. Yernengo and Famili Mr. antl Mrs. j. Yereelli lz I.isa Vercelli 'iul Vettlier Miss Marilin Marion YICFHIIII Miss Helen Vida Mr and Mis. Mr. anti Mrs. Mr. antl Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Catherine M'alsh Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mr. anfl Mis. Fd na M' Sema IV joanne Viiles 'Sli lVilfrezl Vilo james F. Vorpahl G. P. M'afer Peter j. lVallace alsh j. R. Walsh and Family W. A. Warnimk W. A. Warniek jr. ehster Harrv Ii. XVentworth Helen, llarhara and Ken W'hite Conlmissiuner anrl Mrs. 'I homas P. lVhite Mr. anrl Mis. Mr. and Mrs. C. li. Whitman llarrv ll'hiteheatl jack and Florence Wildermuth Mr. and Mrs. Henry M'ilkens Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. YVilliams Dr. I.. H. Williams Miss Lutille XVilliams and Father Mr. and Mrs. Iirnest lVinter Miss Marianne IVoods '57 Mr. Ben Mooxlward Mr. and Mrs. R, j. Wynne Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zahn Mr. and Mrs. George T. Zamlich Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Zaro Mrs. Catherine T. Zitter Mr. anti Mrs. David Zwald Members of the Faculty for their generous giving of time. Mr. Bud Bosco and Mr. Michael Cirimele, Don Bosco Studios, for distinguished photography. Mrs. jane Krivich Bacher, artist, for advice on theme design. Mr. R. Nelson Carnes and Universal Bookbindery Company for processing the cover. Mr. james Powell and the outstanding craftsmen of Mirro-Graphic Yearbooks. 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