Mercy High School - Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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The Choreliers hod o gredT per- forming yeor. During ChrisTmds They performed oT The SheroTon Poloce I-ioTeI, SToesTown, ond ended wiTh The ChrisTmds Con- cerT. They song QT Riordon i-iigh School for The moss ceIebroTion for The 1OOTh dnniversory of The iVIorionisTs order, Arch-Bishop Quinn soid The moss. During The Fine ArTs FesTivoI The Choreiiers gove ci musicdl TripuTe To The music of The 2O's, 3O's, ond 41O's. G-lee Club dlso puT on d spring concerT. The Mercy spiriT mokes iTseIf known in Their voices. The moderoTor of boTh groups is Mr. Tony Eiros. GLEE

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lVlercy's Asian Club has had anoTher greaT and exciTing year. They have accom- plished many Things and This included conTribuTing To The Thanksgiving Food Drive. lvloderaTor: lvlr. Leo Marshall, Presideni: Lillian Rabosa. The Black STudenT Union is a cohesive group. They have achieved many of Their goals and, besides having fun, They have sTudied The culTural background of Black Americans. lvloderaTors: lvls. Jackie Mills-Lord and Mr. lvlarTin DeJulia. PresidenT: Jenny Toler.

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Below:FirsT Row: Chris Sellai, John Kerwin, Elisa Mack, Middle Rowg Jodel Cacas, Nanci Waddell, viary Vlahos. Top Row. Nina Salarno, Sonia Meyer, Debbie Simonian. Tl-IE WAVE ProducTion of The Wave is now in iT's second year. The sTudenT body of Mercy High is kepT abreasT of Top breaking news Thanks To The efforTs of The re- porTing sTaff of The Wave. The Performing ArTs AssociaTion encorporaTes all Those sTudenTs inTeresTed in performing or pro- ducing plays and musicals. This year we were delighTed wiTh Shakespeare's As You Like IT, seT in The HaighT-Ashbury, and The Broadway hii Gypsy. PERFCDRIVIING ARTS ASSCDCIATION Q gtg T Above: The peffOl'l'T'1lUQ ArTs Associahon VTWGFTWDGFS.