Mother of Mercy High School - Mercywood Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1961 volume:

AS SEEN AT : MERCY mm m.tWJm MOTHER OF MERCY HIGH SCHOOL C IIIIIIIIII OHIO V OOOOO XXX iaagiuz 1961 MERCYWOOD 86 HEN $2 .333le MARY PAT WHITE E d itor : MARY GRACE KORFHAGEN Associate Editors: PATRICIA DOOLIN u... 42- CONTENTS: WORLD OF STUDY .................... 14 WORLD OF ACTION .................. 32 WORLD OF FRIENDS .................. 70 WORLD OF PROMISE ................ 100 WORLD OF MERCY .................... 132 SPONSORS .................................. 157 ALL CATHOLIC ALL AMERICAN MEDALIST . - -, .qFAVWWV W In sincerity, Mother of Mercy High School dedicates this, the 1961 MERCYWOOD, to His Grace Karl J. Alter, Archbishop of Cincinnati, in honor of his triple anniversary . . . fifty years as a priest . . . thirty years a bishop . . . and ten years Archbishop of Cincinnati. We hope he will accept this small token of our appreciation for his devotion to the people of this diocese, particularly, for his untiring efforts in successfully organizing and achieving increased and improved high school facilities in behalf of the Catholic youth of this area. In light of his accomplishments and endeavors Mother of Mercy is proud to dedicate this volume to our beloved Archbishop. School business kee s the rinci al,s 0 ce, 0n the main am in a constant whirl. p P p 2 There are no regular hours kept, yet this ofice displays good order and elficiency. LS constantly being used to 7 ias and Atlases Mercyas library, equipped with Encycloped supply studious Mercians with the various references needed for everyday school life. Mercfs spacious grounds, always changing with the seasons of the year, invite many students out-of-doors. They inspire the girls spiritually as well as artistically. -mh Beauty and serenity 0n Mercygs vast campus oger an inspiration to her young artists. With brush in hand: the students seek to recapture the splendor of their Alma Mater. 11- Peace and contentment 0n the face of St. Joseph captivate the attention of prayerful Mercians as they make their way along the rosary walk with its many inspiring shrines. h12- Spiritual life is every studentgs main world at Mercy. The newly decorated chapel provides an oasis of peace where M ercians receive comfort from the Blessed Sacrament. .-13. A World of Study gives us skill 'With all its knowledge to instill. To gain perception 1Q our god As we advance in min an soul. X: Kb Q K V y Spiritual Advisors Usher Mercians Keen of mind, far-reaching in vision, yet attentive to every human detail, sensitive to justice, interested and deeply devoted, yes w Father Connell deserves each of these adjectives. For thirty-two years you have appeared thus in the eyes of the girls of Mother of Mercy, embodying the great and good things in FATHER THOMAS CONNELL Chaplain life u intellectual honesty u sincerity .. moral principles - Christ-Iike charity and especially an unwavering fidelity to Christus Church and His Vicar upon earth. We salute you, Father CmmelL and beg God to bless you a thousand times over for the place you have held, and will ever hold, in our hearts. 0n the Path in Their Quest for Happiness, FATHER CARL LIZZA Senior Religion FATHER J OSEPH KELLER Junior Religion -17.. Sister Mary Joan, R.S.M., superior, and Sister Mary Agnes, R.S.M., principal of Mother of Mercy High School, look over plans of the newly built McAuley High School. Besides her many duties as superior, Sister Mary Joan is principal of the academy and is teacher of the eighth grade. PiquzUs loss is Mercfs gain, students have karned during 5, M. Agnesa first year at Mercy, Formerly, Sister was principal of a co-ed school, Piqua Catholic High, but finds an all girls! school a pleasant experience. $18.. Skill Moderates Business and Fine Arts I V , EEEEEEEiEppppp BEE! Sister Mary Euphrasia, R.S.M., manages Mercyl: accounting department ably assisted by Mrs. Florence Falconi. One of their tasks is that of checking the long list of tuitions. S. M. Euphrasia also works as a cashier in the cafeteria. HCount down? says. Sister M. Aloyse, R.S.M., to Sister M. Carlos, R.S.M., as they design a stage arrangement for the senior play. 5. M. Carlos directs the dramatic department and S. M. Aloyse conducts the glee club and the orchestra. Sister Mary Seraphia, R.S.M., correlates study of the Shield with study of religion. Joining in the discussion are Constance Riedinger, Barbara RouH, Barbara Butcha and Nancy Caminiti. Just nine more Paladin discussions left to go, girls. Religion Provides Basis for Christian Living iiAny questions7 problems, diHiculties? asks Father Lizza of J. Wagner and R. Bruner, while they chat before class. Mercians fathom the basic truths of the Catholic religion upon entering high school; in the course of their four years at Mercy, they acquire a deep appreciation of the apearl of great price33 7 the Catholic faith. Included in the initial years, is the study of the theological virtues of faith; hope and Charity. The senior year is spent in learning the best possible preparation for the Lllast and eternal commencement.w Each year of study leads Mercians nearer to their goal. From this intense realization, each student prayerfully exclaims, igThank You, my Lord and Saviour, for this most wonderful gift. .-20h hPartiCiple or gerund? asks Miss Brunsman of her English grammar class. Diane Lamier and Sheila Hall thoughtfully make their decisions while Mary Carol Mueller and Anita Rapien respond. Gallant Gareth. Donna Haig, is shown the correct stanL-e by Miss D. Puiskamp: English and dramatic teacher, while noble King Arthur, Jackie W'oodruff, completes this scene from i'Gareth and Lynette. Literature Adds Spark to Curriculum Attention! Help W'anted: Sherlock Holmes is not necessary. Any Mercian who is an able detective please report to any English class. A group of suspects lurks daily through the halls of Mercy. The major Villains include: dangling participles, split infinitives, sentence fragments, and run-on sentences. Minor suspects, such as: irregular verbs, agreement of verbs with subjects, and of antecedents with pronouns also tarry in classes. Payment for a job well done is the satisfaction of knowing that iou always wrile and speak correct English and are a proud asset to America in the field of English literature, language and grammar. Good detecting! While they prepare their classes for Spanish, world history and civics, Miss Martino7 Mrs. Boeskin and Mrs. Cusweiler enjoy friendly discussions and quiet moments of relaxation. 4h ; Identify, define, discuss: 1861-1961. Centennial Year h Civil War. Mercians who study American history wonjt err on that date. History students keep up to date on all recent events. relate past happenings, and prepare for future crises. World history is the story of the peoples of our World. American history treats chiefly of our country. Problems of Democracy imprints on our minds the democratic Way of life as it was and is now lived. Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors readily mature in this atmosphere of various cultures. They will then become appreciative citizens of our nation, ready to occupy their places in world aHairs of today Civics and American history teachers, Sister Mary Perpetua. R.S.M., and Sister Mary Protase. REAL, offxciate during a mock presidential election. C. Kleinwaechter casts a vote. Past Events Contrasted with the Present World history profs, Miss Bonekamp and Miss Barrett join forces for an after schoo1 class with four of their pupils. Efficient librarian, Sister M. Adele. 11,531., aids Mary Beth Hunzeker to find information for her report from the vertical file. Students may always secure valuable assistance here. . .n-etw R. Rettig finishes her problem as C. Aigner indicates the point of intersection. K, Gallagher re-checks her problem. Ann Kramer and Peggy Kneer explore mystery of triangles as Sister Mary Richardus, R.S.M., explains the finer points. Numbers Intrigue Mathematical Minds Presiding over all, in the complicated world of Knowledge, is that true wizard, Mathematics. He has escorted many adventurous Mercians through his challenging realm. First visited by Freshmen in the province of Algebra I with all the unknown :65 and 3'75. The Sophomores are confronted with postulates and axioms in Plane Geometrfs realm. Our Junior Math geniuses discover themselves in a more conversant world of Algebra II where the knowledge of equations is applied. The Seniors contemplate the formulas in Trigonometry Land as more difficult than the three preceding realms. Since study brings its own reward, our Mercians constantly recall their four years of hard study which gained for them a knowledge of mathematics. ATon carft add horses with cows and get cows, says Sister Mary Henrietta, R.S.M., stiHing a smile, while Diane Wade quickly completes a problem of multiplication in Algebra 1. .-23.h This is Roma? Well, not exactly. It is a Latin class with Sister Mary Celestine, R.S.M., presiding over E. Meiners, D. Gullenheck. P. Schell. T. Spitzmiller, and M. Wilmings. Sister Mary de Sales, RSJL asks Elizabeth Busam to pass out the Latin printed tests to the class. Remember girls. it was Caesar the emperor, who said, Veni, vidi, Viki , qfs only 656 Fahrenheitf explains Sister Mary Francine, R.S.M., who also teaches English, as Janice Hoherg and Nancy Ward watch mercury rise in wetibulb thermometer. -24.. SPANISH Felices Pascua MEXICAN s g V333,? L hfiSTm :16 . ' F .,lTAE14N Bum Si-Ier Mary Julian, R.EJL Janet Seitz, Mary Ann Owens and Mary Guilfoyle illustrate their Merry Christmas posters in the four rumanre languages, French. Spanish, English and Italian. 5. 3L Julian teaches Spanish and is moderator of Mercywood. And Provide Basis for Social Living Parlez-vaus Frances? Loquerisne Latinum? i. Habla usted cspanol? Sprechen Sie Deutsch? To you this means, do you speak French, Latin, Spanish, maybe German? Mercy7s Language Department offers her students a liberal choice. They may follow the high roads of German, decide to travel the Appian Way of Rome, explore a dashing French rendezvous, 0r ramble through warm, friendly, Spanish lands. Students are taught not only to speak and to read the classical works of these foreign tongues, but also to appreciate their cultures, customs, and ideals. So now W611 bid a fond farewell, or, as Mercians say: Au Revoir! Vale! Adios! Auf Wiedersehen! Aborrccer 7 to hate, reply the Senoritas as P. Gallagher, substitute teacher, drills vocabulary with the alert class. 10-9 . . . Blast Off! Chances are Mercians might not land on the moon, discover a pill equivalent to the ttFountain of Youth, or any other fantastic revelation; but science-minded Mercians try their best to learn the basic principles of chemistry, the fundamentals of general science, biology, and physics. Since science is basically a search for truth, Miss Mercy Von Brainstein delves into the y realities and complexities of Codts plan for the ! universe and realizes that its order and balance : could only be preserved by the One Eternal Spirit Who created it. that same Spirit Who helps each Mercian pass those hHnevitablea: chemistry exams. M. OVConnor, M. Sweeney, M. Schumacher and S. Zicverink use a static machine aided by Sister Mary Domitilla, R,S.M. Science Curriculum Advances Junior chemists, Nancy Merkle and Carole Block display their ability to construct replicas of molecules. Roberta Knepfle and Mary Ellen Addison watch intently while Sister Mary Edwina, R.S.M., Sister Mary Dismas, R.S.M.. direct. ..25- Autumn leaves of rod and gold make exceedingly colorful material for Judy Black, Martha Scalise and Loretta Dauwc who discover the fun in operating a leaf press under the careful directions of Sister Mary Joseph, R.S.M., and Sister Mary Elise, R.S.3I. In addition to teaching biology, S. M. J oseph teaches German thrice weekly. For relaxation Sister enjoys working in her greenhouse. Sister Mary Elise has found this year a busy one. She teaches biology and religion and also moderates 5.13.5. g 2-7; hBut she,s lopsided! . . . and no shoeslh exclaim Donna Ratterman and Cheryl Baglan, as Connie Carter adds fmishing touches to the background for another Mission Day Booth. Sister Mary Maura, R.S.M., smiles with amusement at her students5 antics. v$u, ,-. mu m Talent Develops from Experience in Music and Art 15 classical culture one of your interests? Are you devoted to music and to the fme arts? If you are, gather up your easels, paints: and brushes. If you much prefer music, a pitch pipe and music book may he more appropriate. Instructor of the art classes, Sister Mary Maura, R.S.M., directs her students in study of art, sculpturing and in the skill required in many other crafts. Meanwhile. Sister Mary Mildred, R.S.M., moderates the class that is the newcomer to Mercy, the General Music Course. Avid learners may be studying sharps or Hats or anything else related to music. Culture recreates both the minds and hearts of Mercians. Sister Mary Mildredk music students fmd inspiration and relaxation in the new credit course i;Learning to Live with Music?9 Sister gives private lessons and teaches religion. hng Dressmaking your held? Or are you more inclined to whip up a delicious cake? You can master both in Mercfs home economics depamnent. Miss Mercy, the chef, prepares a complete meal always keeping the Basic Seven in mind, While to Miss Mercy, the seamstress, tailor tacks and darts and patterns are not unfamiliar. Homemaking helps Miss Mercy to put monochromatic and complimentary colors to their best use. As a babysitter, Miss Mercy uses skills acquired in Child Care and Home Nursing. With these helpful accomplishments Miss Mercy is sure to be a success in the world of the future. Um-um-goodli5 exclaims Barbara Feldman as she samples Pat Dillonk recipe, delicious and creamy Welsh Rarebit. Future Homemakers Acquire Skill in Home Arts ' But it still looks like Greek to me:7 insists Nancy Blazer as she tries to hgure out the English translation of the pattern. Miss Franke, the sewing and home economies instructor, explains to Janet Frey the next step in finishing her pretty blouse. 2w? 3 f? tat: 35; E8 ms- 93?? ti Egg: .3 -29.. Accuracy, precision and speed are essential for real success in almost any field. The students in the commercial courses realize that these qualities are particularly necessary when they enter into the tWorld,7 of modern business, whether as executives, secretaries, or as other oHice personnel. Many Mercians are aided in preparing for a possible future in business by a thorough study of typing, shorthand. bookkeeping and also office practice. A number of hue, qualihed secretaries are among Mercy7s graduates. They inspire those of us who are now engaged in pursuing a career in business. C. Fischer observes carefully how to replace a typewriter ribbon. as Sister Mary Reginald. R.S.M.. is demonstrating. Sister Loretta Marie, R331. and Sister Mary Philip, R.S.M. compare notes about teaching gEorrect office procedures? Karen Kuchcnbuch writes a new shorthand lesson on the board While Gail Brehm and Stephanie Deering practice transcribing. This proves how well the student is doing. -30h Poor Mr. Mack, what he won't do to get Joan Zwissler to be a real athlete. Oh well, it is good for Character building. gN0, try it again, not four guards, thres, insists Mr. Di Nomi to J. Swartz, R. Tinnes, B. Moormun and L. Alterulali. Gym Classes Provide Fun and F itness Now watch carefully. Swing the racket back slowly,v says Mrs. Mark as she teaches the basic fundamentals of tennis 10 Sherry Stahley and Gerry Keagen during their gym class. Are you athletically inclined? Whether a champ out on the basketball court or someone who plays just for the fun of it, most Mercians enjoy their weekly gym Classes. Dressed in their blue suits and tennis shoes; the girls tackle various games and sports from baseball lo shufHeboard or box hockey. Many Mercians have cheered their team to victory in the competitive relay races in which a tcctering bowling pin might determine a win or a loss. When the weather is clear the girls head for the wide open spaces and a vigorous game of volleyball or kickball. In spring the familiar cry of gjplay ballh echoes 0n the campus and the balls and bats are pulled out of winter storage. The all-Amcrican student realizes that a sound mind fiourishes in a body that is always physically fit. -31h mfg . A World of Action is ours to find Supporting clubs of every kind. Dramatics, annual. glee club too, The Red Cross, sports, to name a few. W0 RLD ACTlOD What makes the MERCYWOOD tick? It's patience plus cooperation. perseverance and a good sense of humor. The members arrive at class loaded with sharpened pencils. sturdy erasers, and a g'one for all,7 h 6$111 for one77 spirit. The staH learn all the fundamentals of cropping pictures. counting characters, writing and editing copy and planning attractive layouts. Work completed, dead-lines met debts paid, and the last annual distributed h then and only then may the MERCYVVOOD staff Sit back, relax and proudly enjoy a job well-done! Editor Mary Pat While and Associate Editors Pat Doolin aml Mary Grace Korfhage-n watch intr-mb a: Mr. J. Herman explains the operation of a printing press. Pictures and more pictures! Seated. D. Strict, G. Young. J. Leisgang, B. Winkler, E. Neiheisel, and standing, P. Giallango, 5. Steel. N. Lauterwasser, R. Weil, M. Weinkam, and A. Friedrich use the Rolodex to identify the pictures. Ht doesnyt count? replies K. Addison to N. Heineman. C. Erb, M. M. Miller, J. Fitzpatrick, J. Woodruff, D. Boudot, .1. Wolf, and D. Birck work on various details. hgqh Mr, P. HA-itlvl and Mr. F. Kathman show Section Editors Ht'lrn legv. Ruth Klosterman. Jane Schell and Marilyn Kulhmzm 11w intricacies required in operating a Linotype. Hr. Vurlkrr and son. Davv. 0f Atco Engraving Company. Jum Hairy Enghauser. Joan Witsken, Karen Kuchenbuch. ;1.1'1 1 13,. h-vk and Carol A. Goetz how an engraving is made. As MERCYWOOD Becomes Reality Eventhing from research in past annuals to gluing pictures in the dummy is tackled by N. Jedding, M. Zuckerlwrg D. Rack. XL R, Korte. J. Walters, N. Klett. B. Reichrath, P. Ilowstutter and J. Zwissler to complete the book and meet the deadlines. The presses are rolling again and the GLEANINGS, pride and joy of the literary world at Mercy. is ready to be given to each student. Composed of pictures, opinions, not to mention the news. the GLEANINGS is kept well in supply by those eager journalists of Miss Eileen Bonekamp. Why not ask any future reporter how many long and exhausting hours go into a finished product which deserves the praise of others. CLEANING57 stafiE editors and reporters certainly merit the admiration that they receive from fellow students. Hats oit to a hard-working organization, the Journalism Club. Whats this? his Diane Bachman. editor. listening in on the school party line, hoping for a hit of gossip, as Barb Bravard anxiously awaits the news. Marianne Abnecherli is poised, ready to take down any spicy item that comes along. Junior CLEANINCS mtmhers; M. Holzschuh, M. J. Herr, S. Hausman, R. Ornella. B. Wettai 31. Fisher. D. Hoetker i . . . t and M. Hall, discuss pIFTUTE'S and layouts for the next ISSUE l, Relaxiiw with a Cuca-Cula and enjoying an issue of the GLEANINGS arc Senior Staffers C. Powell. C. Esplage. M. Overbeck, S. Nieman, G. Felix, D. Giramkt'7 Miss Brumsman, moderator, E. Meyers, G. Brchm. B. Torheck, P. Spicer, M. D. Fisher and Miss Bonekamp, moderator of the GLEANINGS. -36.h V .h'h.-7 .- .3- What is a reporter made of? The Cubs know! This group of fourteen sophomores learn exactly this each day in their exploration of the wide world of journalism. under the able tutorship of Miss Joan Brunsman. Work is the principle ingredient and there is plenty of it! Y Supply a Hair for writing a knowledge of the English language, and perhaps a tiny spark of curiosity, then Finally. add a vibrant personality and the result . . . a Cub! All the hours of labor are well rewarded with the publication of the Cuh7s annual edition of their school paper, the GLEANINGS. 011 this memorable occasion the Cubs can finally be tagged Reporters. Cuh co-editors, Joyce Fit7patrick and Rosemary Reltig, with Maureen Scahill. Cub editor. interview Sister M. Francisca, 0.S.F., a guest speaker from St. Joseph School. Cincinnati. Sophomores iiEditi, Annual Cub Issue Cuh reportcrs. Ruth Thinnes, Christine Aigner. Teecy Roth, Pat Jesse. Teri Schaefer. Sue DuMont, Kathleen Gallaghr-r, Loretta Dauwe. standing aml Inih WeigPI. seated. gather about one of Cincinnatfs papers to discuss many details of special interest. Who is that busy girl behind the door of room six? Why she is one of Mercyjs aspiring young artists who will travel from poster painting to modeling clay statues on her journey in the sphere of art. She may be a freshman learning the chief purposes of fine art or a sophomore advanced to letterino. Then, too: she may be a junior exerting her skill or even a senior who may exercise her ingenuity by choosing the field of art she prefers. In her art Classes. the artist learns that it takes more than some paint and a brush to achieve the hue quality of an honored professional Mercy artist! Mary Kletl and Carol Klonne, cily-wide officers of the Art Society. greet the club-s members as they arrive at Mrrcy. Art-Expression of a Living People Art Club members are: BOTTOM ROW, K. Moriconi, C. Beck, P. Gallagher, C. Schnapp, M. Schibi, P. Sullivan, D. Haig; ROW 2, C. A, Klunne, M. Frey, M. Berning, N. Frey, M. Klett, M. A. Froschauer; ROW 3, K. Byrns, R. Ornella, J. Meyer, D. DiToro, J. Buchman. P. Monahan; ROW 4, 5. Brady, P. Welling, R. Lambert, P. Brennan, E. Medeweller. R. Coonen; TOP ROW, B. Hogan, EV Spieser, S. Heim, C. Moors, J. Archibald, T. Barwick. They are Mercyk outstanding artists. Hrmhers of the A Cappella Chorus are; From top to bottom. P. Gallaghert V. Wingart, C. Kirstein, J. Scales, K. Seithel, 31. Huseman. M. OaConnor. M. G. Korfhagen, G. Flanigan, P. Foertsch, C. Block, D. Hoetker, S. Sohmer, T. Licht, M. A. Fmguhauer. J. Witsken. J. Doogan. These hnc singers display excellent talent on many special occasions at M.M.H. The girls who really ttmake the A Cappella chorus are k Gail Flanigan, ROW 2, Carol Kirstein, Marv Huseman, Joyce Scales, Mary Grace Korfhagen. They are popularly known as Mercfs singing tESpecials,,! I A Cappella Finds Beauty in Sound Extra-Special! A Cappella! This gay chorus of singing Mercians holds its audiences spellbound with sweet melodious strains. The members7 under the direction of Sister Mary Aloyse, R.S.M.7 keep their lips humming in three part harmony ready to entrance anyone who wishes to hear. Many have reaped benefits from the efforts of A Cappella, such as PTA. and other organizations. If you need your spirits lifted, then music is the thing for you e that is, the musical song of A Cappella! ..39- Hitting the low noles 0n the scale are; BOTTOM ROW. D. Kramer. P. Moran, V. Mink, P. Walsh, T. Lichl, N. Merkel; ROW 2, M. Wedig. M. J. Feldkamp. C. Rupert. M. Beischel J. Walsh, R. Baechle; TOP ROW, J. Isvoll, P. Gallagher, Jh Damn. M. Rudemiller, P. OhKeefe. B. M. Boher, E. Lampe. These girls make up the 3110 section of the Glee Club. Make Mine Music . . . Sopranos who contribute the high notes are; BOTTOM ROW M. DiCiero, M. OeConnor, P. Blessing, P. McSorley, M. L. Staigl, D. Cristofoli, C. Block, P. Crieshup, R. Knepne, C. Kolks, Ah Karl; ROW' 2, M. A. Flaherty, P. Engelke, Jh Mooney, A. Weitz, J. Doogan, J. Scales, G. Crieco, C. Schnapp, J. Wcigand; TOP ROW, M. Huseman, S. Kovacs, M. E. Lamier, M. D. Fisher, M. Scalise, N. Wagner, J. Coertemoeller, L. Leonard, N. Schoeltmer, who complete the chorus. $40- The girls who hit the middle notes in Mercyk Glee Club are; BOTTOM ROW, B. Urban. M. Berning, D. Gramke, R. Mecili. T. Weitz. J. Hunzuker, K. Umberg, J. Strasser, M. Loesch; ROW 2, C. Soell, K. DeCurtins, J. Berger. 5. Lohbeck. J, Telgkamp. C. Robinson, L. Knapp, S Plageman, C. Espelage; TOP ROW, N. Raiser, M. J. Martin, M. Feldman. P. Meyers, P. Foertsh, C. Rouderbush. J. Feller, K. Thinnes, S. Taulhe. B. Torbeck, second sopranos of the Glee Club. For Music Hath Charms Talent, cooperation and artistry combine with cnjoyment to make Mercys Glee Club successful, for this group enjoys not only harmony of music7 but also fun and fellowship. Undef the guiding hand of Sister M. Aloyse, R.S.M., girls entertain their appreciative audiences with fine renditions of classical and popular melodies in the relaxing atmosphere of song. Membership in the club helps students to realize the success that is achieved through their cooperative efforts and initiative. Junior-Senior Glee Club A Cappella Chorus and Freshmen- Sophomore Glee Club join voices for the Advent Program. This year Mother of Mercyhs Orchestra must bid a fond farewell to seven Senior members; Gail Flanigan. Kathy Doerger, Virginia Sloll, Stephanie Deering, Teresa Doyle, Anne Middendorf, and Rose Miceli. Mercy will miss these instrumentalists! Our Musical Accomplishments . . . Mercyfs newest addition is i Suzie thc Sousaphonc? who is under the watchful eye of her foster itmotherf' M. L. Elfers. Lend an ear! Lend an ear, to the best band in the land. This refers to Mercy7s melodious Melody Maids. Besides developing musical talents they execute services such as performing for the Mercy Elder Play and Freshman Orientation Day. Ask any member the reason for success. An earnest reply will surely be, practice makes perfect. Practice they do four days each week. Strive 0n Mercians! -42.. Betty Jean Neiheisel, orchestra directress. along with G. and T. 31011, K. Doerger and S. Pennekamp, Mercfs Reed Quartet, take time out to watch the birdie. KIrrcfs Sax Quintet composed of K. Gallagher. 5. Calvin, K. Kreimer. C. Flanigan, and B. OldingA adds glamour to 1hr jazz section of Mercfs orchestra. The Melody Maids. Provide Fun in 61 Orchestra members are; BOTTOM ROW; S. Deering, N. Schroeder, V. Stall, G. Flanigan, K. Kreimer, K. Gallagher. B. OlLIing, R. 07Connor, M. A. Froschauer, P. Donohue, K. Davis, B. C. Neiheisel; TOP ROW; T. Doyle, A. Middendorf, B. Busam. M. J. McGowan, M. L. Elfers, S. Galvin, R. Miceli, K. Tierney, C. Green, T. Stoll, S. Pennekamp, K. Doerger and J. Doogan. These charming Mercians add vim, vigor and vitality to each and every outstanding Mother of Mercy performance! WES all your fault I got the sackV cries Bonnie Seitz to Sue Plageman as Janice Cassierc, Sharon Kovacs, Julie Mooney, Kathy Doerger, Mary Ann Dtu, and Bobbie Stinsou intently look at her with accusing eyes for starting such a disturbance. Suspense and Excitement Run High Lightsll Positionsll Action! ! Curtain rises on the Masque and Gavel production gLNine Till Six?7 Mrs. Pembrook, the proprietress, is seen studying some dress designs in her London shop. Suspense mounts when she discovers several of her original . creations missing from stock. The search for the culprit begins. Suspicion falls on the two most recently employed young ladies, one the daughter of a lord, and the other of a commoner. The plot unfolds as Miss Roberts catches Gracie Abbot7 the 1 commoner, as she takes a scarlet crepe dress from , stock. The climax is reached when Freda, a loyal employee of many years, confesses to the thefts. hThank you! exclaims Sandy Steel as Janet Schwab kindly gives her the party dress. Elaine Meyers quietly approves. s44- ;lltls minelll cries Sandra Steel, as she and Shirley Nieman struggle for a wrapped package. Carol Nordman expresses her feelings by saying to Sandy, laYou stupid little fool? Kathy V055. Cullen Powell. Anne Karl and Julie Mooney look on with great astonishment while Marlene Overlweck tearfullylconfesses t0 the theft of all the missing garments. AS M. 8i c.lers Present llNine lTill Sixl, What I really would like to be is a mannequinf, says Sue Plageman, as Kathy V055, Anne Karl and Mary lluu Hall listen to her attentively. To this statement, Julie Mooney gives her quick reply stinging with sarcasm, llThat depends upon your hips! l45l Class of 961 Presents Fantasy . . . In the kettle, in the kettle! Cry Pat Burns and Theresa Barwick as they try to get Bonnie Seitz into the kettle. Court members. Kathy Thinnes, Ardith Rogg. Rita Weil. Barh Nienaber, Joyce Daum, and Nancy Ginter begin a minuet. LPut her out. shegs more than a mile high!H yelle- the animal jury. The Senior ClaSS takes you on a journey through Wonderland. Don't be surprised when you see a timorous white rabbit. a sobbing mock turtle. or perhaps a small7 drowsy dormouse. In 4hAlice in Wonderland you follow Alice as she ventures on a jaunt through make-believe land. She encounters such Characters as the Mad Hatter, the March Hare, and the Queen of Hearts. These Mercians give a very amusing account of Alice3s adventures in scenes from the Tea Party, Painting the Roses Red? and the March of the Cards. Her troubles end On a happy note. It was a fantasy. Sue Brady and Joyce Francisco entertain Shirley Nimnan, Maureen McLaughlin, Alice Sandra SIPED and Marilyn Berning. Off with his head?! shouts Queen Marianne Abaecherli. and King Kathy Doerger agrees sincerely. Executioner Marv Grace Knrfhagen doesnit quite know what to think, but Alice iCoHeen Powell! pleads for the life of her dear hut Hdifferenlii friend. The frisky gnomes; Jeanne Hunzeker, Dotty Kramer, Chris Seithel. Carol Schnapp, Sally Zicvfrink, Diane Schwenlin, Kay L'mbcrg and Barb Urban stop their dance to watch Alice kCUHeen Puwelli who suddenly fell aSif'Ep beneath a tree. Alice 1S. Sleeli and the White Rabbit tA. Karl'i glance nlucstioningly at the Cheshire Cat, as Fish Footman iB. iliorbecki and Frog Foolman HI. Scalisei slaml at attentinn. -4 47; Scnior gold medalists Marianne Abacchcrli and Sandra Steel wait apprehensively for the night they receive their long- awaited gold medals for excellence achieved in dramatic art. Hours of practice and memorizing paid 0H for Mercy medalists. Mercy Medalists Merit Covetcd Awards C. Grieco, M. L. Staigl, J. XVitsken, S. Kovacs, C. Green. and R. Miceli, Music Silver Medalis t, upeak to M. J. Boyle. the only girl who merits a Cold Medal in music this year. 5,2; What are those magic words that make a medalist? Eurekall WOHKH WORKEI WORKH Each year Mercians with talent in either the field of Music or Dramatic Art receive a medal for outstanding accomplishments in their chosen activity. All of the medalists, both silver and gold, participate in a recital to display the well earned knowledge acquired. These medalists are a versatile group of girls, with skills ranging from recitation and character portrayal t0 vocalizing and scaling the keyboard. They are truly a credit to Mercy High. This year a Silver Medal is awarded to the five outstanding Senior Silver Medalists. C. Nordman. M. Overbeck. B. Seitz, Junior Dramatists. They are: sealed. C. Koch; standing. M. J. Francisco and C. Powell watch 3. Plageman as she, helps Hall, C. Crieco. J. Inderhees. S. Kovacs. Congratulations! S. Nieman s;primp up for their longewaited performance. Variety Keynotes the Silver and Gold Lying motionless and unconscious in the arms of Kathy Voss. Julie Mooney is on the verge of dying of a broken heart. The bystanders, Anne Karl and Janet Schwab, are seemingly quite shocked as they observe the pathetic sight of their dying friend. Silvia Fiest, Carol Rennekamp, Arlene Lynn, Diane Wade. Joyce Sucher. Janice VVenstrat. Darlene Bender, Sandy Bollinger. and Mary Ann Owens are the second period cast of the play, WFhe White Hand? about the conversion of Mary of Magdala. Freshmen Present Sacred Drama hThe Sea of Sinf, nthe White Hand? hthc Mastery these scenes Hash through the troubled soul of Mary of Magdala during the play ttThe While Hand,, given by the freshman dramatic students. In this play the actresses portray Characters who helped in the conversion of the sinner, Mary of Magdala. Marcella, a quiet servant girl, often Warned her mistress about her wretched ways. Then there was Martha, Maryts sister whq wanted to take her home and away from the sinful life. Miriam was a little deaf and dumb Child who rejected Mary because of her wicked ways. Mary, by following the path of WFhe Master? was forgiven because she loved much. Martha Ratterman decides to follow The Masterh to the astonishment of Judith Haley and Francine Hemsalh. hsoh Sophomores Say iiltis Fun to Performii Spreading the N8W5,77 presents the stori of the unfortunate murder of Red Jack Smith by innocent Bartley Fallon. This iinewsi'. spread just as any fictitious rumor. It all started when that half- deaf Mrs. Tarpey misinterpreted the real reason for Bartley Fallonis pursuing Red Jack Smith to return his pitchfork. iLAs the snowball rolls it gathers new snoxW refers here to the case of Red Jack Smith. By curtain time Mr. Bartley Fallon is waiting to be sentenced when Jack Smith comes along quite alive, to the surprise of everyone. Shocked Marlene Engler, Mary Jo Criener, and Kathy lhhlison listen with awe as Kathy Moriconi tells the gossip. Bartlvy Fallon ran away with poor Red Jack Smith's wife. Jean Wagner. as Mrs. Bartley Fallon, consoles her husband, Bartley, played by Helen Welge. as the awed gossipers. Nancy Cat,i : Dianne AueL Sandy Thompson, Jean Feller, and Marlene Engler stare in Rita Hyle. spite when Bartley is accused of murder. Adjusting the spotlight to brighten the moon in the MercyeElder play. HA Dance With Our Miss Brooksf'. is Bob Bcssler while Tom Keller assists. Gayle Felix, Bobbie Stinson, Kathy V055 and Phyllis Foertsch stand by to offer their services. Elder Invades Mercy to Present . . . Complications develop when Miss Brooks, the high school English teacher, plans the Spring Dance, Tulip Time. Woody, a star baseball player, hnds getting a date with Karen an almost impossible task. Miss Brooks has a similar situation in trying to coax the coach, Mr. Longacre, to tune in to her way of thinking. Woody solves his problem by a confession of the truth to Karen. Miss Brooks7 dilemma becomes involved with the intervention of the taxpayers association and the coach,s over exuberance in trying to protect Woody from strain. Financial difficulties, seeming lack of thought, and failing to meet deadlines all but prove a anterlod7 for Miss Brooks. After lifds dark moments: moon-light and music and a man blend to lend an atmosphere for a very successful evening. Marianne Ahaecherli, Miss Brooks. tries to make the hmoonshine for the school dance, as students. Sandy Steel, Dave Haas, Shirley Nieman and Dave Hessdoerter assist. ..52.. Sampling Miss Brooks cookiesv are Tom Espelage, Marianne :;Now we have music. a moon and a man in it for me? sighs Xbavcherli tMiss Brooks ? and Janet Schwab, as Don Marlene Overbeck to Dave Bockenstette as Pat Burns and Schuerman pilfers the remaining cookies, made by Home-Ec. Bob Bessler look at the Wueen and king? of the dance. A Dance With Our Miss Brookf an Bockenstcttc. Kathy Docrgcr. Collen Powell. Pete Rebold. Pegc; Voss and Sharen Kovacs appear surprised to see Pat Burns hand Marlene Overbeck a check for thirty-three dollars which brings them out of debt, a result of the school dance. Mercy Presents Their Frauleins This year Mother of Mercy proudly introduces to you her newest arrival. Now donit get so excited! Itis only a new German Club. Moderated by Sister Mary Joseph, R.S.M., the club has already proved that it can hold its own with all the other clubs here. Its members are not only interested in the wonderful language of the German people, but in their customs, dress, and ideas as well. At the monthly meetings they enjoy singing German songs and dancing the traditional folk dances. When donned in their colorful costumes they imbibe the spirit of real Frauleins. Since Cincinnati boasts a German heritage, the girls feel that they are learning something valuable as well as enjoyable. Dressed in the traditional garb 0f the German frauleins': are the officers of the new German Club; Merle Schumachex tsecJ, Irma Wolfram 1presJ, Mary Ann Hatting 1V. presJ. Irma Wolfram and Jeanette Rollinger illustrate how the German folk dance is done while Joan Ruether, Merle Schumacker, Brigitte Reichrath, Kathy Byrns, Mary Ann Hatting, Rita Weil, and Elfriede Green watch them doing some intricate steps. h54- C. D. L. Members Combat Indecent Literature Citizens for Decent Literature is an organization through which the girls can take an active part in the improvement of their community. The chief aim of this club is to remove from magazine racks the printed fllth which stunts a nati0n7s growth. Each girl serves on one of the three committees: either the letter writing committee, drug store t'omntinee, or the telephone committee. Each of these is an integral part of the club and has its own specihc job. Mercyys C.D.L. unit is only a small section of the larger organization working for tho desired goal; but even these efforts have produced some extremely rewarding developments. C.DVL. committt-e chairmPn, Mary Jo IIPIT, Roberta Baechle. head of city-wide C.D.L., and Jane Schell discuss new plans for campaigns against. inrlrcent litPrature in the area. CHI, members are; BOTTOM ROW. 5. Brady, C. Schnapp, J. Daum, J. Neiheisel, K. Wersig. J. Schwab, M. J. Herr, J. E. whell: ROW 2. M. C. Ernst, J. Scales. C. Kirstein. M. OtCOrmor. S. Hcmsath. S. Steel. G. Brehm. E. Medeweller. C. Nordh man: TOP ROW, A. Umberg. M. L. Roedersheimer, N. kale. S, Galvin. S. Heiclorn. M. Hoffmann. P. Brennan. D. Francis. ,It Dietrich. C. Mitchvll, Jh Harding L. Hock, K. Maifeld, C. Franke, C. Felix. H. Wclge. J. Gocrtemocllcr, and R. Baechle. -55h Founder of the Catholic Studentis Mission Crusade, Father King. and his associate Father Klocker, chat with Mercyls own C.S.M.C. oHicerS, S. Hausman ltrcasJ, D. Bachman 1v. presJ M. Engler laudfl, K. V055 Ipresfl, S. Sohmer lisecal. C.S.M.C. members receiving Paladin Awards are; Scatcd. J. Schell. A. Karl. C. Espelage. S. Nieman, R. Baechle. K. Doerger, C. Powell. M. Honann. J. Harding. Standing. M. Doepker, D. Bachman, R. Lambert, C. Schnapp. N. Merkle. C. S. MC. - Action Unlimited Girls in the Communism Study Group C. Erb, J. Woodruff, J. Wolf7 A. Friedrich, Ji Bessler and B. W'inkler prepare the spccchcs in which they tell of the many vices of Communism. .hsgh. Attention all mission minded Merciansl C.S.M.C. needs your help to accomplish a threefold program of prayer, study, and sacrifice. By participating actively in C.S.M.C. you do jobs from Collecting stamps and sorting magazines to sewing bandages and delivering Christmas baskets to those in need. Paladin Awards are given for partaking in SHIELD discussions and for outstanding contributions in a mission field. Membership in an Anti-Communism Committee is offered to all very active students. All C.S.M.C.7ers work toward a goal, HThe Sacred Heart for all the World, the whole World for the Sacred Heart! truly the most worthy goal of all! Guess! ! Who makes the delicious candy apples for Mercfs Mission Day? The French Club, of course! The good Samaritans who decorate candy Christmas wreaths and prepare and arrange dainties for the Catholic Charities also belong to the French Club. This organization also sponsors bake sales, and uther such fund raising drives for the betterment uf the club. In addition to these campaigns and activities: the girls, self-designated as student teachers. try to acquaint other Mercians with the French peOplese own native customs. They design posters which depict the scenes from the lives of peasants and patriots. So when you combine the quality of charity and the elements of knowledge and fun, the result is a HMercy Mademoiselle! l9: hMerci? says Mary Ann Willen ttreasJ to Deanna Hoetker Mary Ellen Addison 1566.1 takes note of the matter and Barbara Hogan Iv. presJ is ready to rap the t pres. t . gavel as another meeting of the French Club commences! French Club Promotes Enthusiasm Members of the French Club are; BOTTOM ROW, J. Jarman XI. E. Adrlisnn, M. Frey, K. Keller, P. Brinker; ROW 2, B. Hogan. C. Klonne, C. DeCuiIe, M. A. Willem, J. Engst, J. Bennett; ROW 3, M. A. Froschauer, K. Lafiin, C. Moors, C. Meyer, S. Hvim; TOP ROW, J. Salatin, K. Staley, D. Hoetker, C. Hauck, and J. Fischer, French speaking Mademoiselles at M.M.H. Members of Laputinellae Club:y Marlene Overbeck, Marianne Ahaecherli. Mary Jo Boyle, Kathy Wuersig. Jackie Steinbeck. Sharon Hausman. Janet Bernzott, Kathy Maifeld and Clare Kathmann, proudly display many Hublmns signiflcant of the club. Laputinellae Keeps Latin Alive at Mercy hLabor omnia VincitF describes the principle by which members of Laputinellae, Mother of Mercy7s Latin Club, try to progress. As members of the Junior Classical League and the Cincinnati Latin Students Associalion7 the girls try to acquire a greater knowledge of the classics. By making gay notebooks, having guest speakers, and attending illustrated lectures, the Laputinellae Club hopes to keep burning the torch of ancient civilization in a modern World. Thus they can learn to fully appreciate a most wonderful culture and heritage. h53h Officers of Laputinellae, Marianne Abaecherli, secretary, Mary Jo Boyle, V. president, Kathy Wuersig, president, and Marlene Overbeck treasurer proudly display Roman dress. Vengan! ! Vengan! ! This sprightly otter, forum:7 is an invitation from all the members of Mercfs gala Spanish Club. On Mission Day. Christmas or Pan American Day, Las Senoritas make merry with gay fiestas and colorful displays. In this way they inform their fellow Mercians of the customs of the Spanish-speaking countries. Join the fun, strike that pinata at Christmas, sing and dance on Pan American Day or just Come:7 and see how CLUB AMISTAD, THE FRIENDSHIP CLUB, carries gay Spain across the wide ocean into the good-old U.S.A.I I Uth-rrs 0f the Spanish Cluh, V. VVingarl morres. sect, M. Kathman tsec.l,K. Barnhorn ISEC.LF.R.VV91JQF lcorrcs. secJ. LI. Belgian ttreasJ, R. OiCmme-r HreasJ, C. Seithel t'presJ aml Ji Duenhoft W. presJ, set up a Pan American exhibit. Spanish Language: Media of Good Will Spanish Club members are: BOTTOM ROW. D. Schweinlin. H. Hyle, D. Birck, K. Moriconi, B. Seilz. A. Stevens. M. C. Weinkam. J. Osborn, M. A. Riehle, B. Cook. M. L. Moore; ROW 2, D. Krebs, M. Hoffmann, A. Umberg. C. Schmidt. B. Hallett, P. Knccr, M. Assalonc, J. Casey, N. Schroeder, N. Gehrich; ROW 3, B. Winkler, M. Schumacher. C. Mitchell. R. Kist. J. Mooney. M. J. Feldkamp, P. Jesse, J. Kleine, M. E. Vin, M. Hill; ROW 4. S. Huster, B. Stenger, C. Kramer. M. R. Hohhc. M. Bengel. J. Daum, P. Brady. J. LaMott. L. Hock, D. Johnson; TOP ROW, B. Feldman. D. Ratcrmann. V. Mitchell. 5'. Btwhler. C. Taxman, C. MuckenfussT S. Schoenwetter, R. Lambert, M. McLaughlin, J. Francisco, P. Petit, Las Senoritas. ;Anyone interested in a teaching career, please assemble in room 307 immediately after school? The Future Teachers Club has, already, become a popular organization as many students learn the why and how of teaching. Members are introduced tovthVhat goes into the making of a good qualified teacherf7 Speakers, often present at the monthly meetings. answer any questions of the forthcoming instructors. Movies depicting an average day in the life of a teacher, also, show the interested student the duties expected of her as a teacher. This knowledge is applied during student teaching and olfers opportunity to accept the challenge. Future Teachers oHicers: v. pres Gail Flanigan, sec Mary Holzechuh. treas. Shirley Nieman, and pres. Peggy BICSOrley. gather to find the latest information 011 a teaching career. Newly Organized Future Teachers Flourish Members of the Future Teachers Club are: BOTTOM ROW. K. Maifeld, W. Cook, .1. Hunzeker, A. Karl, K. Umberg, R. Dehler; ROW 2,.1. Engst, C. Green, M. C. Ernst, G. Felix, M. C. Weinkam, C. Kirstein; ROW 3, R Brady, S. Hausman, J. Buchman, M. Enghauser, P. Voss, K. Staley; ROW 4, J. Hoeting, C. Ludwig, L. Leonard, M. Fisher, P. Doolin; ROW 5, S. Galvin, K. Wuersig, N. Kinross, T. Barwick; ROW 6, K. Flottman, M. L. Budde, K. Doerger, K. Gallagher; TOP ROW, M. G. Beckman, C. Brehm, S. Brady, 5. Hemsath. The Future Teacher Club aims to learn about teaching as a career. t 1 A group of G.A.A. members; Kneeling. P. Klusman. N. Honingford. D. Schibi. J. Streiker. M. Fry. D. Mason. C. Crowe, M. 1 Shihi. B. Seitz, C, Powell; Standing, P. Moran, M. A. Seimer, P. Meyers. J. Feller, N. Meyers. M. A. Hatting. M. A. Vogel, t M, Schlarmann, C. Fischer, A. Jacobs. Each member realizes that she is leaving something fme as she closes the year of C.A.A. 1 7 Be Happy- Go Healthy with G.A.A. Do you have that tired worn out sensation from pondering over books? If so. just straighten up your back and join an active organization, C.A.A. Monthly meetings, with reports of the latest news about volleyball, basketball, and baseball, and parties for special occasions await you. Ping-pong tournaments are also sponsored by the G.A.A. Why not overcome that tired feeling and try this remedy? Itgs guaranteed! You,re bound to feel hetter when you join hands with all of the many active members of the Girls Athletic Association. Joan Witsken, Colleen Powell, Annette Jacobs, prexy, Dianne Hasou and Kate Seithel, officers of the G.A.A., are the girls who really keep the Old Ball Rolling at MALE!!! M51? Many Seek Careers in Health Fields Do people interest you? Are you making plans to become a nurse, dietitian, or social worker? If you answered yes, perhaps we have just the club for you here at Mercy, the Health Careers Club. This organization, under the direction of Sister Mary Aloyse, R.S.M., presents speakers in various fields of health and sponsors trips to hospitals and other institutions. Here the girls7 interest is attracted to the cheerful kiddies as well as the modern cafeteria equipment. Active members merit an award pin for fifty hours of volunteer work or a star for twenty-five hours of service. Mary Klett. Carole Thompson and Pat Link, officers of Health Careers Club, converse with Eloise Thomas, public health nurse. about testing eyesight by using the chart. Members of the Health Careers Club are: BOTTOM ROW. 5. Lohbeuk. M. A Siemer, S. Roedersheimer. E. Medeweller, M. Klett, C. Thompson. ROW 2, C. Meyer D. Sieger, C. Niehaus. S. Plagcman. M. G. Korfhagen, N. Klett, D. Lameier, M. Villa: J. Fitzpatrick. TOP ROW, R. Weber, M. Huseman, P. Foertscht N. Frey. Good health is the boast of our nation. Students Gain Experience AS Library Assistants 5111x1911! library assistants are: BOTTOM ROW, C. Adam. B. Urban. K. Flottman. C. Baker, C. Schnapp. E. Romito. M. A. Frederick Jo Engelhardt, C. Talman. ROW 2, K. Byrns, 5. Johns. R. KnepHe. C. Schnapp, S. Bein, K. Frederick; G. Greiner, C. Gartncr, A. Kramer, C. Aigncr. TOP ROW, L. Wiegel, C. A. Kirstein. J. A. Scales, E. Bonkowiske, B. Stenger, C. 50611, L. Egner. T. Schaefer, S. Plageman. J. Hunzeker, R. Kolks, M. Suensman. Reading maketh a full man; writing an exact man. Come one and come all, to Mercyts library hall! Is it term paper references you need? Or maybe the latest news about the Communist movement? Or is it a new novel? Here all are at your service. Student librarians are recognized by the pin they wear. Each girl must devote at least two study periods a week to assigned duties in the library; besides maintaining average grades. Repairs are also taken care of by these busy bees who always keep Mercfs library attractive and in complete order. The stLibrary News,, bulletin is published monthly by them. New books are read and reviewed as a usual part of the clulfs everyday curriculum. Flanked by Carol Baker, vice-president, and Eileen Komito, secretary-lreasurer, Carol Schnapp, ttprexy of the Library Club. add some last minute touches to the t'rLihrary News? y -63- Five minutes! ! Spotlight! 3 Youtre on! I This is a typical behind-the-scenes call to all members of Masque and Gavel. All juniors and seniors who have earned a high average of niueb in dramatics throughout their freshmen and sophomore years are eligible for M. S; C. After weeks of practicing and hours of memorizing, they produce two plays each year, one in conjunction with Elder High School. The members have meetings regularly and classes under the supervision of Sister M. Carlos. R.S.M., the club moderator who is a major dramatist. All members of Masque and Gavel deserve a hardy hand for the admirable performances that they enact Junior M. ti Gt 'ers are: ROW 1. P. Brinker. R. Dehlert W. Cook. C. Koch; ROW 2. M. Frey, S Hausman, C. Thompson. J. Bennett. C. Ludwig; ROW 3. K. Sta16y. P. V035, M. Hall. J. lnderhees. S. Kovacs, M. Lameier. G.Urieco. L. Leonard. ' Up Goes the Curtain on M. 81 C. Senior M. 8x G. members, kneeling, 5. Plageman. 0. Felix. B. Seitz. G. V012. C. Powell; seated. J. Mooney, 5. Steel, M. Abaecherli. A. Karl, M. Overheck, S. Nieman. P. Burns. J. Cassiere; standing, M. Klett, K. DeCurtins. E. Meyers, K. Voss, J. Francisco, M. A. Duffy, C. Nordman. K. Doerger. P. Foertsch J. Schwah, B. Stinson. These thespians present many plays. i64h Lights! Camera! . . . 110 action? For action this timei allow me to conduct you through the world of movies: fihnstrips, and slides. Proved to be extremely helpful in the academic world of most Mercians, the Projectionist Club has aroused the interests of many students. A trip to a history class may permit you to see the Fall of Rome or the colonization of the New World. A journey to science class could be concerned with molecules, atoms, or insects. Diversity of material is no impediment to Mercyis competent Projectionists. Joann Dietrich, Phyllis Meyers and Mary Holzschuh learn thP procedure to be used in operating an opaque projector, Projectionists Aid Teachers with Slides and Movies Frlling up the projector and screen after school are senior projectionists Judy Black, Carol Coetz, Diane Huismann and Billiu Mae Boelter. The girls sacrifice study periods and hours after school to operate the machine for Classes and organizations. Red Cross Has a Big, Big Heart Junior Red Cross is a group whose service is that Of forging bonds of friendship. Members spend volunteer hours making colorful tray favors and centerpieces to bring holiday cheer to patients in various hospitals. They provide pretty party boxes, joke books: stuffed toys and book racks for unfortunate Children in the area and fill Red Cross chests for unfortunates overseas. To promote international understanding they record vocal selections and send them to foreign lands. Officers Diane Bachman. Kate Sciihel. and Mary Jo Greiner propose a toast to the success of the Red Cross Program. ? Favor-making is one of the many activities of the Red Cross. Red Cross members are: BOTTOM ROW. D. Francis, A. Jacobs, B. Seitz, R. Kolks, P. Gallagher, C. Kirstein; ROW 2. P. Welling, J. Neiheisel, S. Zachman, J. Kabbes, R. Dehler, J. Duogan, B. Busam, C. Block, M. Wedig, 3. Calvin, G. Censke, M. Luensman: TOP ROW, M. Nees. J. Koch, C. Robinson, J. Francisco. M. Feldman, M. Lichtmann, M. B. Hunzckcr. C. Coelz. B. Reichrath, D. Labmeier, B. Brinker, J. Berning, B. Riehle, J. Daum, who lend a helping hand to those in need. s66s S.D.S. Encourages Marylikeness Lovely to look at + modest in style : an S.D.S. Creation. S.D.S. is synonomous not only with the fashions, but the actual life of Catholic girls. Modesty in thought, in word, and in deed is the aim of the club. Through participation in 5.115., girls are able to achieve these goals by working nith various projects. Among the activities are the sponsoring of a novena to St. Maria Coretti and the annual day of recollection which is held at the Gabriel House, This S.D.S. organization tries to exercise lasting influence of modesty on a world that often scoffs at and ignores modesty. Carefullv dltCqulng a great number of the major problems which confront the 8.115. are Diane Bachman, secretary aml Angela Weitz and Diane Mason, board members. Carol Younghans. queen of the S.D.S. formal, i'Silver Serenade. with her escort, Jim Thieman, reigns over her jubliant court. hm- Motivated by love of God and His Blessed Mother, sodalists strive to live an ideal Christian life. Spiritual reading, daily rosary, examination of conscience, and Mass and Communion are helps to personal sanctity and a means to achieve the goal of the apostolate. Their act of consecration to Our Mother of Mercy is the highlight of the year. A promise is made to faithfully live the Sodality way of life for one year. This life is one which enables members to sanctify themselves and show to others their way by Christian Social living. Sublime inner happiness is reflected by the outward glow on the countenance of each of Mercyis sophomore Sodalists, as the long anticipated consecration is solemnized by Fr. Lizza. Wm-.. Sodalists Learn Value of Prayer and Apostolate i Fr. Holland chats with newly consecrated sodalists; Carol Kolks, Marie Lichtmann. Kathy Barnhurn. Kathy NIorironi. Jeanne Hunzeker, Nancy Eveslage, Marianne DeCourcy, Donna Haig, Nancy Merkle. Shirley Nieman. and Mary Holzschuh. Silence, girls e single file, were words spoken ltv many on the Student Council as they presided in study halls and on corridors. These were the flrSt duties of the members of this new club at Mercy, Senior, junior, sophomore, and freshman homeroom prexies and the senior vice-presidents look over these responsibilities. The Council is tr-xixlg to instill in the mind of each and every girl her responsibility in keeping high standards here at Mercy The Student Council members act in conjunction with the principal and the faculty. The girls came as godsends to relieve instructors of their many and varied duties. A11 in all they have aided considerably in establishing general gond order and discipline in and about the school. IKL- 1.701 it! crys Annette Jacobs, to the surprise of Kathy VOSr. Student Council president, together with the other asloniihed senior Student Council members, Dianne Mason. Karolyn Espelage, Sue Brady, Diane Bachman, Pat Doolin. Council Joins Students with Faculty Members of the newly organized Student Council are; seated M. J. Herr, B. Egan, C. Roudcbush, J. Kramer. V. Wingert. K. Ifmberg. D. Hoetker. C. Kolks, M. B. Korte; standing, M. L. Hall, M. Kalhman, M. R. Robbe, K. Moriaoni, R. Heil, S. Zaehman. R. 0-Connor. These girls help to maintain order throughout the school by supervising study halls and corridors. WO RLD 17121617 05 A World of Friends who all agree They like to work in harmony. The underclassmen know full well That teamwork makes their spirit swelJ. WHATS COOKING IN UT H AMERICA? N0, Judy Kramer, Deanna Hoetker, and Mary Lou Hall arenat really cooking Violet Willgart and Mary Jo Herr nr hailing them in oil. TheyHte just Junior Homeroom Presidents lending their helping hands to the formation of another Mission Day booth. Juniors Live, Learn, Laugh Stepping into that glorious rank of upperclassmen for the last time are this yearas jaunty juniors. They leave the joys and the sorrows of their first two years at Mercy behind and travel to a higher plateau. With extra privileges come added worry. . To the juniors are given the tasks of exploring and accepting challenging helds. After Midterm examinations Miss Mercy Junior takes time out to meditate on the goodness of God and on the state of her soul: h this oasis H the Annual Retreat. At last, the long hoped for day arrives. She is measured for that treasured possession the class ring. Excitement begins to mount as the juniors prepare for that extra special Variety Show and anxiously await the eve of the Junior-Senior Prom. Sue Brady and Theresa Banvick receive, in the schooYs name, a Safety Poster Contest Award from Mr. Herbert T. Bogart. ROW 1: Mary Ellen Addison Michele Allyn Lorraine Altimari Joy Archibald Carole Baumer ROW 2: Mary Grace Beckman Marilyn Beischel Jane Bennett Janet Bernzull Mary Jo Bihn ROW 3: Margaret Blessing Carol Block Judith Bode Eileen Bonkowski Claire Borntrager ROW 4: Mary Lou Bosse Virginia Braun Patricia Brennan Phyllis Brickler Phyllis Brinker ROW 5: Janet Buchman Gayle Canning Donna Carroll Donna Clasgens Sue Clayton 11 Enjoy Every Minute Janet Schwah greets Pat Burns and her mother Jean Inderhees, as Carol Koch, Gayle Felix, Mary Klett, Winnie Cook and Phyllis Brinker give their whole-hearted approval of the matter. Unable to stump his Junior Religion students Gayle Young, Nancy Meyer, Jackie Jarman, Janet Bernzou and Sharon Diersing, Father Keller decides to try again with another and a much more difficult question for the girls. ROW 1: Pamela Collins Winnie Cook Diana Cristofoli Cora DeGuire Rita Dehler ROW' 2: Mary DiCiew Sharon Dicrsing Julie Doogan Marilyn Dragan Jawn DuMont ROW7 3: Kathleen Emmerich ' Gertrude Enderle Mary Enghauscr Jean Engst Roberta Everhart ROW, 4: Carol Fischer J an Fischer Marcia Fisher Eileen Fogelman Mary Frey ROWV 5: Mary Ann Froschauer Margaret Gallagher Joanne Gartner Arlene Gibson Eilt-en Gipperich of Youth lfs not that funny? replies Ceil Neinaber Io Clair? Bormrager. recording her score, as she starts to bowl. But Carolyn Green, Carol Fischer. Janet RPIHZOH, and Jeanne Inderhees seem to have a few different thoughts on lhc subject. ROW 1: Judith Coerlemoeller Mary Goetz Kathleen Grater Carolyn Green J udith Greis ROW 2: Geraldine Grieco Pauline Grieshop Mary Lou Hall Phyllis Hall Jan Harland ROW 3: Diane Harris Mary Ann Hatting Cheryl Hauck Sharon Hausman Susan Heim ROW' 4: Mary Jo Herr Diane Herzog Deanna Hoetker Barbara Hogan Mary Holzschuh ROW 5: Jeanne 'l'nderhees Jacqueline Jarman Sharon Johns Helen Johnson Janet Kabbes Cora DeGuire, Margie Rudemiller, Loraine Altimare, Donna Dreiss, and Lois Brodheck cheerfully offer Saturday mornings to teach Christian Doctrine to a group of retarded children. Lunch highlights the program and is enjoyed by teachers and pupils. . 76.- ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 5: Arlene Karwisch Clare Kathmann Karol Kay Keller Virginia Kesse Judith Kidder Carol Klonne Diane Knapp Roberta KnepHe Carol Koch Rosemary Kor-pHe Sharon Kovacs Judith Kramer Karen LaHin Judith Lahrman Mary Ellen Lameier Sharon Lampert Linda Leonard Antoinette Licht Marlene Lehman Cynthia Ludwig Kathleen Lynch Kathleen Maifeld Ida Mastruserio Margaret McSorley Nancy Merkle ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 5: Earn Enthusiastic Praise Lois Brodbeck helps her charge with his Catrchism lesson while Jane Bessler listen attentively to his response and Susan A. Rocdcrshcimcr stands in readiness to write the first fact on the board. Camlr Meyer Jerilyn Meyer Nancy Mm er Norine Miller Patricia Vonahan Carolyn Moors Phyllis llyrl's Mary Beth Neiheisel Theresa Noehring Judith Noth Rita Ornella Jacqueline Paul Mary Ann Perrino Joyce Renlschler Joan Reuther Susan Rickert Nancy Rieslenbvrg JoAnn Roberto Diane Robinson Mary Lou Roedersheimer Jeannette Rollinger Eileen Romito Theresa Roth Jean Ruebusch Jean Salatin ROW 1: Jane Sandman Sandra Schibi Janice Schlueter Joyce Schmidt Catherine Schnapp ROW 2: Nancy Schuetlmer Carol Schram Linda Schroder Kathleen Seithcl Priscilla Shackelford ROW 3: Mary Ann Siemer Sue Sohmer Eileen Spicscr Charlene Stahley Mary Lou Staigl ROW 4: Kathleen Staley Jacqueline Steinbeck Diana Strict Vera Suddendorf Judith Sullivan ROWr 5: Mary Carol Sullivan J udith Tenoever Margaret Tenoever PatriCia Tenoever Carole Thompson Barbara Hogan and Kathy Wuersig display the trophy and a symbol of the Auxilium Latinum Association. Through their efforts Mother of Mercy has gained her third Latin Award. R. Wenstrup, M. Huseman, C. Fischer, B. Owens, R Thompson. M. K1911. P. Foertsch, 31. Korfhagen. Mrs. lbanez and moderator Sister Mary Aloyse. E.SJL send this 031 g0 to needy families. ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 5: Absent: Charlotte Tillman Cheryl Tusch Patricia Tyson Angela Valentine Bonita Voss Margaret V055 Patricia Walsh Mary Kay Waller Patricia W eber Marellene Wedig Angela Weitz Mary Werle Elizabeth Wetta. Marianne Whitton Mary Ann Willen Violet Wingart Joan Witsken Jean Wittrock Judith Woessner Ann Wurzelbacher Gayle Young Donna Bryns Cecilia Nienaber Sophomore! This word signifies that you are now entering a second phase of your high school life. You were initiated into the academic and social activities of M.M.H. during your Freshman year. Eager to utilize your newly acquired knowledge, you enter with zest into the whirl of scholastic endeavors. You continue to explore the world of studies, you try harder to participate in various projects. Social life takes on a new look as you are permitted to attend a few dances. You have grown and you look forward to next year when as Juniors you will be crowned our Upper Classmen. HEverything happens to me? replies Bartley Fallon, Maureen Scahill. Placing him unrlPr custody are Police-Chief. Nancy Eveslagei and Inspector, Kathy Nead, performingr their duty. Seasoned Sophomores Relax Traveling Sophomore Homeroom Presidents Mary Ruth Robbe, Rita Hyle, Rita OiConner, kathy Moriconi, Sherry Zachman, and Marilyn Kathman are deciding whether or not they should take the car to sell May Fete Chances to help their Choice win. Harmony their specialty, perfection their aim, Freshman and Sophomore Glee Club members fill the Mercy auditodum with happy melodies to the delight and enjoyment of the audience. 81 ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROXV 5 : ROW 6: Barbara Abel Carol Adam Kathleen Addison Barbara Aichele Christine Aigner Mary Assalone Diane Auel Cheryl Baglan Kathleen Barnhorn Margaret Bengal Beverly Bertagna Jane Bessler Carole Betz Donna Birck Nancy Blazer Martha Boehm Joyce Bouck Donna Boudot Mary Pat Brankamp Lois Brodbeck Barbara Broering Mary Lou Budde Joan Buescher Celest Bunker Elizabeth Busam Constance Carrico Kathleen Carrigan Bonnie Carter Connie Carter Janice Casey Whether Marcia Beiting, Mila M. Miller, and Carol Rennekamp are singing on key or not doesn9t really seem to make any difference to their jubilant fathers 82,. ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 5: ROW 6 : Nancy Casey Susan Cody Mal'olee Collins Frances Cope Victoria Cramer Loretta Dauwe Kathleen Davis Marianne DeCourcy Helen Rose Diersing Joann Dietrich Patricia Dillon Mary Ann Doerger Karen Donnellon Patricia Dunuhue Kathleen Donovan Patricia Dowers Donna Dreiss Suzanne DuMont Janet Dunlap Jacqueline Dunnett Mary Lou Elfers Joyce Engelhardt Marlene Englcr Maxine Engler Cheryl Erb Nancy Eveslage Barbara Fariello Constance Feldkamp Barbara Feldman Jean Feller A tribute to modern celebrated composers was the theme of the annual St. Cecilia Recital. Martha Schramm plays Sevenly-six Trom- bones for Diane Francis and Barb Moorman. ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4-: ROW .5 : Janice Fitzpatrick Joyce Fitzpatrick Katherine Flottman Diane Francis Carol Franks Katherine Frederick Janrt Frey Ann Friedrich Kathleen Gallagher Gloria Carmer Linda Gartner Nancy Gehrich Patricia Giallongo Joyce Coth Linda Grant Bonita Greene Geraldine Greiner Mary Jo Greiner Jo Ann Gl'eulich Janet Crimes Donna Haig Sheila Hall Barbara Hallett Judith Harding Carol Hase : Anna Mae Hatke Charlene Heid Susan Heidom Nancy Heineman Mary Lou Henninger Bonnie Riehle, Diane Francis7 Mary Jo Albers, Kathryn Jolcs and Jean Feller assist Miss F ranke in making Christmas favors for the poor. -34q ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 5: HOW 6: Ann Hemsreger Marcia Hill Louise Hock Marguerite Hoffmann Victoria Holtgrefe Nanq Honningford Mary Hosford Sharon Husker Rita Hylc Pamela Jackson Patricia Jesse: Donna Johnson Geraldinr Juengling Geraldine Jungkunz Marilyn Kathluan Geraldine Keegan Mary Lee Keller Kathleen Kelley Virginia Kellner Donna Kirchner Rita Kist Judith Klfine Nancy Klett Ruth Klostc-rman Peggy Kneer Ruth Kolks Eva Jane Koren 1 Ann Kramer Constance Kramer Diane Krebs Feeling quite reliewd that tlleyall never have to relive the past day. freshmen Mary Ann McGrath, Ruth Bitter. Arlene Lynn and Arlene Heim give the happenings of the day a rough going over. ROW- 1: Karen Kreimer Patricia Kreinest Mary Kurlz Carolyn Labmeier Rita Lambert ROW. 2: Dianne Lameier Judith LaMUlI Mary Lou Lamping Patricia Landy Elizabeth Larsh ROW 3: Madonna Laubemds Maria Lichtmann Judith Liedhegner Lorna Maloney Ellen Marshall 1 ROW7 4: Marlene May Monica McCoy Linda McElory Mary J o McGowan Elizabeth McHugh ROW 5: Donna McNamee Mila Mae Miller Georgia Minnich Carol Mitchell Victoria Mitchell ROW7 6: Linda Molengraft Janice Monnig Susan llonnig Mary Lee Moore Barbara Moormau Dr. I. Thuss skillfully Checks the blood pressure of the tranquil Dianne Rack. while Nurse Thomas awaits the resuhs. Health Exam Makes Blood Pressure Rise -86 .. ROW 1 : ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 5: ROW 6: Sandra Moorman Kathleen Moriconi Carol Muckenfuss Mary Carol Mueller Kathleen Nead Judith Neiheisel Judith Nelson Lois Neu Rita O Connor Belly Ohling Jane Osborn Penelope Petit Sandra Piccala Dianne Rack Geraldine Ramsey Anita Rapien Donna Raterman Mary Beth Redmond Brigitte Reichrath Mary Pat Reifenberger Marilyn Reisz Rosemary Rettig Bonita Riehle Carolyn Robb Mary Ruth Robbe Sue Ann Roedersheimer Donna Rothan Kathleen Sabers Geneva Sauer Maureen Scahill ROW 1: Monica Schaefer Teresa Schaefer Kathryn Schaible Jane C. Schell Jane E. Schell ROW h? : Martha Schibi Ada Let- Schmidt Catherine Schmidt Yvonne Schmidt Martha Schramm ROW 3: Nancy Schrumler Kathryn Schultz Mary Schumacher Mary Lee Schweitzer Janet Solomon ROW 4: Helen Spitzmiller Constance Stavermann Charlotte Stead Joyce Steinmetz Barbara Slenger ROW. 3: Linda Sterlz A udrcy Stevens Carol Stock Joy Streicher Patricia Sullivan ROW 6: Patricia Sutter Charlene Talman Elizabeth Teal Elizabeth Thinnes Geraldine Thinnes E. Medeweller seems to know her way around the, Doctof's oche as she competently Checks 1hr weight of M. Lichtmann. D. Kirchner, S. Thompson. and B. Abel await their turn, M. Huseman is ready to jot down their secret. -87 33 ROW ROW . ROW ' ROW ROW . ROW : Ruth Ann Thinnes Sandra Thompson Kathleen Tierney Lois Turhetk Margaret Tragescr : Rosrmary Trefzger Ann Umberg Barbara VanHolte Mary Helen Velkoff Mary Ellen Vitt : Ann V055 Nancy Wachter Jeanne W'agner Judith Valters Rita XVeber : Sandra Weibrl Judith Weisbrod Helen Welge Pamela Welling Constance Westerkamp : LoiS WiegPl Deanna Wieman Geraldine W'ilkymaulxy Gayle Willenbrink Bernadette Wilms : Barbara Winkler Doris Wiltruck Carolyn Wiwi Jane Wolf Jacquelyn WoodruH Mary Lou Lampingr has already made her Choice and Patricia Dillon pensively consults the recently revised reading list at the sophomore hook rack. ROW 1: Sheridan Zachman Mary Catherine Zimpleman Absent: Suzanne Calvin Margaret Lind Sue Schoenwetter Janet Wihmeyer Sophomores Grow Wiser Sophomore Spanish students surprise Miss Manino with a humorous and delightful account of ' This is Your Life. Presenting it aml relating her life story are Kathy Moriconi. Cheryl Baglan, Penny Petit. and Kathleen Barhorn, the authors of the book. .Tms Him I, Your; LUB t thm ?IblU ! Nu ,39, Mary Ann Fox, Ruth Wenstrup, Peggy Moran, Bonnie Neiheisel, Jean Sager, and Theresa Stall, Homeroom Presidents relax as they discuss the problem of keeping their classmates informed of the policies and extracurricular activities of M.M.H. Freshic Prexies Enter New World While gathering books. Linda Ostcrhues, Betty Neu, Donna Willenbrink, and Marianne Fieler pause for a needed rest. 4hMemories are made of this7, e the first year in high school. Like all newcomers, frightened at hrst, you hunted your way to classes, popping up in English class or Algebra when you should have been in Religion, rushing through a twenty-five minute lunch period and discovering which stairs lead where. But you made it, even lived through initiation, and now you are beginning to get into the swing of things. Mission Days were a new and exciting experience, providing fun for all. Then exams came, but that was a serious topic. While on your retreat you petitioned Our Lord for many favors, maybe for better grades in the next exams. The climax came and school spirit soared to great heights e your candidate for May Fete Queen . . . Will she be the chosen one? Yes, the memories of your first high school year are many and varied, something to he kept and treasured for a lifetime. Jean Feller dances to good old rag-time swing as the Melody Maids play. The Freshman- Sophomore Glee Club is ready for the downbeat to take them to the land of music and song. w91. ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 5: ROW 6: Patricia Abel Mary Jo Alber; Mary Ann Armstrong Jean Barber Carol Barlage Judith Bartel Christine Bauersfeld Jean Beckman Judith Beiscl Marcia Beiting Kathleen Bellman Darlene Bender Judith Berding Janet Berkemeyer Judith Berning Joann Bernzott Francine Bicknell Donna Bien Katherine Bischof Anna Blum Eilene Boertlein Kathryn Bullet Sandra Bollinger Fern Bonaventura Christine Bone Marie Bergman Joan Branno Judith Braun Barbara Bunkman Boniface Brinkman ROW 1: Lorayne Brockmeier Joyce Brodheck Kathleen Bruser Nancy Bucher Patricia Budd ROW 2: Mary Kay BurnPtt Carol Buschle Barbara Butsr'lla June Buttelwerth Nancy Caluiniti ROW' 3 Eileen Collins Carole Denier Frances DiCiero Juanita Dickman Joan Dietrich ROW' 41-. Carol Disller Janice Dittgen Diane Dm-ring Marlene Drees Elizabeth Duenhoft ROW 5 Diane Dupps ,Wary Ann Earley Karen Eilers Nancy Eisrnecher Patricia Elfers ROW 6 Barbara Ellis Arlyn Emmerich Sylvia FeisL Earlene Ferneding Marianne Fieler Accepting the audiencefs cheering hand are Beverly Tegler, Sandra Bollingcr,Judith Haley, Martha Ratterman, Linda Osterhues, Monica Laub who participated in the freshman play. Let-s give a big hand to three pianists who performed at the St. Cecilia Day program. The trio includes M. Ratterman. standing: D. Gillenbeck and F. Hemsath. at the piano. . 93i ROW 1: ROW 2 ROW 3- HOW 4: ROW 5 ROW 6: Sharon Flaherly Anna Florimonte Joanne Flynn Susan Folzcnlogcn Mary Ann Fox : Sharon Fredwest Mary Frey J udith Gallo Margaret Gambretta Donna Gellenheck Gabriella Genske Donna Gillman Mary Ann Gold Beverly Graf Mary Grogan Claire GrnpeuhoH Mary Guifoyle Kathleen Haas Barbara Habig Kathleen Hagen Judith Haley Judith Hall Rita Haneberg Patricia Hardewig Patricia Harrison Patricia Harvey Charlene Heffmn Arleen Heim Susan Helmes Francine Hemsath Freshman students Janice Dittgen, Marilyn T6115, and Fern Bnnaventura are enjoying a little fresh air during the day playing with their high school's mascot, Boots, as h? poses an the clean white snow of the school's campus. ROW 1: Sharon Henninger Lois Heyl Patricia Hines Susan Hischemiller Janice Hoberg ROW 2: Ruth Hoenemeyer Kathleen Holt Sandra Honningford Ruth Ann Huitink Marybeth Hunzeker ROW 3: Barbara Ireland Kathryn Joles Mary J 0 Kammer T heresa Karlye Jean Kaufman ROW : Kathleen Kelley Mary Kelsch Karen Kidder Margaret King Paula Klusman ROW. h Judith Koch Kathleen Koch Martha Konrad Rita Kopp Wilma Korte ROW: 6: Dnnna Kramer Joan Kreimer Karen KI'DegEI Patricia Kryznawek Leah Landwehr -94... ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW: 4 ROW 5: ROW 6: iV'First aid can he Ints of fun when you are not the victimf complains Janice Neyer secretly, as the easy steps in handaging a sprained wrist are performed by Sister Mary Majclla, R.5.M. Monica Laub Charlene Lichlman Vivian Loch Linda Lower Patricia Lowstuter Lois Ludwig Margaret Luensmand Virginia Luhn Anita Lunne Gloria Lutlerbei Arlene Lynn Evelyn Maifeld Marian Manx Kathleen Massa Maureen Manis Marilyn McCarthy Kathleen McGralh Mary Ann McCrath Charlene McKeon Barbara McMahon Elaine Mriners Joyce Menninger Jean Mal'kllofer Mary Metzler Linda Meyer Mary Meyer Janet D'Iezger Joan Miller Mary Jam: Mills Mary Mischell ROW ROW ROW Freshmen, Linda Schoenling and Mary VVilming, pause for concentrated meditation during the retreat held at Mercy. This retreat offers to all students the occasion for spiritual reflections. 796 ROW ROW ROW CJI : Virginia Mitchell Sally Moeller Claire Moorman Margaret Moran Judith Mollinix : Sharon Myers Karen Naegelc Terrell Nash Bonita Neiheiscl Elizabeth NDu : Janice Neyer Jerilyn Nichaus Mary Lou Niehoff Mary Niklas Patricia Oehler 2 Linda Osterhues Elizabeth Owens Mary Ann Owens Judith Paxton Sharon Pennekamp 2 Bonita PHum Jennifer Pudnin Carolyn Radel Martha Ramermau Barbara Rebel : Sandra Reece Kathleen Reilly Nancy Reinerman Carol Rennekamp J acquelyn Richter 1 Proudly displaying their new name tags an- Palricia Hines. Judith Haley. and Marilyn McCarthy as they go merrily on their way surveying the grounds of Mother of Mercy. h97h ROW H ROW 2: ROW 3' ROW 4: ROW 5: ROW 6: Constance Ricdinger Loraine Rieskamp Cheryl Riga Ruth Ritter Barbara Rizzo Linda Robinson Lois Roerrig Maureen Hohe Barbara Ruoff Lynne Rush Rosalie Sailer Marianne Sauer Mary Jo Schehl Patricia Schell Shanon Schellenberger Joyce Sciarra Dorothy Schihi Gail Schneider Linrla Schoenling Patricia Schottc Jeannette Schroder Jacqueline Schrodcr Gail Schubeler Barbara Schucrman Darlene Schultz Anna Marie Schulz Marie Schultz Joan Schwab Joan Schwartz Dorothe Seger Mary Jo Schehl and Diane Killinger baby-sit for two playful pre-schoolers. Little ones always like a story or favorite TV show while their mothers attend 1he Mercy P.T.A. meeting. 93 ROW ROW ROW HOW ROW ROW 3 4 U! : Carolyn Seitz Janet Seitz Roberta Smith Theresa Spilzmiller Kathleen Splain : Barbara Sleigrr Jo Ann Steiger Theresa Stall Joan Ann Streiker Janice Striet Joyce Sucher Charlotte Sunderman Joan Sunderman Beverly Tegeler Marilyn Tensi Marlenr Ungru K Diane Valvano Jane Van Margaret Vanda Ryt Mary Ann Vogel Susan Voellmecke Diane Wade Marilyn Wandstrat Janice Wlanstralh Nancy Ward Marilyn Wedding Ruth Wenstrup Judith White Ceorgiann Widmer Michele Wild Absent: Joan Zwissler z Absent: Patricia Groneck Jean Kleem Josephine Koch Sandra Lewis ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: Donna Willenbrink Diana Williams Mary Wilming Ann Wise Carol Wittrock Eileen Wood Kathleen W'uest Cail Yeazell Judith Yunger Nancy Zahn Armella Zerhusen Melody Zuckcrberg Mary Ellen Peters Rita Ann Petors Martha Tout Diane Wied Eva Willbaun Mothers Work as Teacher Aids By lending a helping hand in the officc. Mrs. Doolim Mrs. Bachman and Mrs. Neihoff, offer living proof of the saying, 'Wlany hands make light work. These mothers have volunteered their services and have willingly given their time as teacher aides. -99 .. .xm gm; m, A World of Promise seniors View As they prepare to bid adieu. Their new class rings are held so dear, And graduation soon draws near That Really Big Year Began w x KATHLEEN VOSS School President . Spnior Presidents ANNETTE JACOBS Senior A o President DIANE BACHMAN Senior B r- President CAROLYN ESPELAGE Senior C o President DIANE MASON Senior D M President SUSAN BRADY Senior E a President PATRICIA DOOLIN Senior F o President --102- tgLet thy heart apply itself to instruction77 - the motto of Mother of Mercy. Each year spent within its hallowed walls is fraught with memories of lessons learned, friendships formed and many gay activities. Remember four years ago, as demure, frightened freshmen how you explored a new way of school life -o different teachers7 classes and new found friends. Ascending the second step of the ladder your social activities increased and so did the scholastic aspect. Corresponding to the third rung is the title Upperclassmen. Being measured for your senior class rings highlighted the year along with the best variety show tin your opiniony followed by the Junior-Senior Prom. Graduation is approaching. You have matured and are ready to face the world. The future is in your hands! P NANCY LOUISE BARTEL 4229 Marchst Drive CSMC 1. 2, 3. 4; Glee Club 1; Red Cross Rep. 3; SDS 2. 3, 4; MCAlIlEy Chlb 1. St. Aloysius Gonzaga TERESA MARIE BARWICK 4820 North Bend Road St. Ignatius CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; Future Teachers 4; Art Honor Snair-ty 4. y: '25 4': 3'.- +3 CAROL EDITH BECK 5483 Eula Avenue St. Aloysius Gonzaga Annual Staff 3, Co-Business Manager 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4; Safety Club 3, 4; SDS 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Honor Society 4; Class Vice-President 2. CAROL ANN BEHNE 3378 Stevie Lane CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4. S t. Jam es MARIANNE ABAECHERLI 5584 Crrenam'es Court St, Aloysius Gonzaga CDL 4; CSMC 1. 2. 3, 4; GLEANINCS StaE 3. Co-Editor 4: HPalth CHFEEIS 1; Latin Club 3, Sterelary 4; Masque 1K Gavel 3, VicevPresident 4; NCTC 3. 4; Projcctionists 2. 3; SDS 1. 2. 3, 4; Sodality 3. 4. ROBERTA LEE AICHELE 1737 Fairmount Avenue St. Bonaventure CDL 3; CSMC 1, 2. 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; Red Cross Rep. 2. $5 7? i-E 4E 3- DIANE ROSE BACHMAN 4650 Race Road St. Aloysius Gonzaga CDL 3, 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4; CAA 2, 3; ULEANINGS Staff 3, Editor 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Red Cross Rep. 1. 2, 3, President 4; SDS 1, 2, 3, City Wide Secretary 4; Student Council 4; Class President 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERTA ANN BAECHLE 3907 Harrison Avenue St. Martin, Bowling 2, 3; CDL 2, 3, President 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3. 4; Glee Club 1, 4; Health Careers 1, 2; Junior Achievement 3; SDS, 2, 3, 4; Class President 1. 44 ; i .- 41- 6'.- CAROL LEA BAKER 3126 Pershing Court Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3; Library Club Secretary 4; SDS 1, 2, 3, 4. KAREN ANN BARONE 3376 Creenvalley Terrace St. James Ml. Notrc Dame High School 1, 2; CSMC 1, 2. 3, 4; Safety Club 3. JUDITH ANN BERGER 5566 Clearview Avenue St. Aloysius Gonzaga CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3; SDS 1. 2. 3. 4; Class President 2. MARILYN ROBERTA BERNING 5857 Bridgetown Road St. Jude CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4; GAA 1, 4; Glee Club 1, 4; Junior Achieve- ment 3. 4-; Red Cross Rep. 2: SDS 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Honor Society 4. SHERRY LYNN BIEN 3645 Allview Circle Our Lady of Luurdes CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4: Health Careers 2. 3. 4: Library Club 4; SDS 1. 2. 3. 4. JUDITH ANN BLACK 3010 Sandra Plan? St. Catharine CSMC 1, 2, 3. 4; Projectionists 2, 3. 4; Red Cross Rep. 2; SDS 1, 2, 3. 4. BILLIE MAE BOELTEH 3282 Dolomar Drive St. Ann Annual Staff 3: CDL 2; CSMC 1, 2, 3. 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Junior Achievement 3; Projectionists 2, 3; Vice-presidenl 4; Class Treasurer 4. JOYCE KATHLEEN BONHAUS 8000 Harrison Circle Assumption CSMC 1, 2. 3, 4.; Glee Club 1; Health Careers 2, 3; SDS 2. 4. 111 am not afraid of you, you1re only a pack 01 cards?7 exclaims Alice, S. Steel, as the cards, G. Flanigan, S. Hemsath, G. Brehm, J. Scales, M. Schu- macher, C. Espelage and C. Goetz, swoop down around and ahout her. PATRICIA LEE BONHAUS 8266 Bridgetown Road St. Joseph CSMC 1, 2, 3. 4; Glee Club 1: SDS 4. BONITA LOUISE BOUCK Box 133. RH. No. 2. Thunder Road St. Joseph CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1; Health Careers 2. 4; Class Treasurer 1; Secretary 2. MARY JO BOYLE 3040 Hull Avenue St. Catharine CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4-; Glee Club 1. 2; Latin Club 3; Vise- president 4; Class Secretary 1. PATRICIA JEAN BRADY 219 Morgan Road St. John, the Baptist Bowling 2; CSMC 1, 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1; Future Teachers 4; Spanish Club 4. SUSAN MARGARET BRADY 5788 Green Acres Court St. Jude CDL 4; CSMC 1. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Latin Club 3; Future Teachers 4; SDS 1. 2. 3. 4: Socialin 3. 4; Art Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 4; Class Vice-president 3, President 4. BARBARA ANNE BRAVARD 4265 Hutchinson Road St. Jude CSMC 1. 2, 3, 4; GAA 2; GLEANINCS Staff 3. Co-editor 1,; Health Careers 2; Latin Club 3; SDS 2, 4; Sodality 3; Class Treasurer 1. Was Experience GAIL ANN BREHM 3112 West Tower Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes CDL 3. 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers 4-; CLEAN- JNGS StaE 3. 4; Red Cross Rep. 1; SDS 1. 2, 3. 4. MARGARET ANNE BRODBECK 3323 Dartmouth Drive St. Catharine CSMC 17 2, 37 4,; Glee C1ubl; 2; Health Careers 2; SDS 2; Treasurer 1; Sodality 4. Prefect 2, Vice-prefect 3; Class Vice-presideul 2, President 3, Secretary 4. RITA MADELINE BRUNER 6062 Jessup Roarl St. James CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; SDS 2. SHARON ELIZABETH BUEHLER 8634 Cheviot Road St. James CSMC 1. 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. -105- Receiving her ring from Father C. Lizza is C. Roudebush while M. K. W,einkam, B. 56111055, M. Jaspers and B. Fogelman await their turn. Fathefs assistants are J. A. Mooney and M. Scalise. Seniors Receive from Father Lizza DARLENE ANN BUERGER 3269 Buell Street St. Marlin CSMC 1, 2. 3, 4L; Glee Club 1; SDS 11; Class Secretary 4. PATRICIA ANN BURNS 4355 Marlin Avenue St. Martin CSMC 1, 2, 3. 4; Glee Club 1. 2; Health Careers 1, 2; Masque tK Gavel 3, 4; NCTC 3, 4; Class Secretary 2, Vice- Prcsident 3. MARY HELEN BUSCHE 3168 Weslboume Drive Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 1, 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1. 2; Health Careers 3. ANNE LYNNE BUSCHUR 227 Wesselman Road St. Bernard CSMC 1, 2. 3. MARY KATHLEENT BYRNS 8531 Eagle Creek Road St. Bernard CSMC 1, 2, 3. 4; Health Careers 2, 3, 4; Library Club 4; SDS 3; Art Honor Society 4. MICHELLE CARROLL 2657 Leda Court St. Catharine Annual Staff 3; CDL 3; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4,; Glee Club I, 2, 3; Heallh Careers 1; SDS 1.7 2; SOdalily 3, 4, Vice2 Prefect 2; Student Council 4; Class ViceiPresidcnt 4. ';106- JANIS CASSIERE 2864 Montana Avenue St. Catharine CDL 3: CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Masque 81 Gavel 3, 4; NCTC 3, 4; Class ViL-e-President 1, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3. BARBARA JANE COOK 3636 East St. Martin Place CSMC l, 2, 3. 4. St. Martin BEATRICE MARIE COOK 3635 East St. Martin Place CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. RUTH COONEN 5556 Leumas Drive St. lgnatim Bowling 3; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3; SDS 1, 2, 4; Art Honor Society 3, 4. St. Marlin a Long Awaited Treasure-Their Class Ring CATHERINE CROWE 3435 Kleeman Road St. Ignatius 1owling 3, 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3; Sodality 4. GAYLE ELLEN CUNNINGHAM 3885 Westwood Northern Boulevard St. Martin Cathedral High School - Chicago, Illinois 1; CSMC 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; SDS 3, 4. JOYCE ANN DAUM 1975 North Lynndale Avenue St. Margaret Mary CDL 3. 4: CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee C1ub 4; Health Careers 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3; Red Cross Rep. 4; SDS 2. 3; Sodality 4; Spanish Club 4. s SUZANNE JOAN DECKER 3221 Buell Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes USMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achirvemem 3; SDS 3, 4. KATHLEEN DeCURTINS 3667 AIlview Circle Our Lady of Lourdes Bowling 3; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1; Glee Club 4; Health Careers 3; Masque t1 Gavel 4; NCTC 3, 4; SDS 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodalily 2. STEPHANIE MARIE DEERING 2941 Montana Avenue St. Catharine CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Club 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4. 410791 DOLORES JEAN DiTORO . 5899 Willowoak Lane St. James CSMC l, 2, 3. 4-; Glee Club 3. 4; Junior Achinement 3; . SDS 2, 3. 4-; Sodality 2; Art Honor Society 4. r MARY SUE DOEPKER .3988 Nm'lh Glen Avenue St. Jude CSMC 1, 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 4: Hcalzh Careers 1. 2.: Red Cross Rep. 1; SDS 1. 2. 3. 4; McAuley Club 1. MARY KATHLEEN DOERCER 1739 Adams Road Assumption CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1. 2; Masque . Gavel 3, 4; Music Club 2. 3. 4-; NCTC 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2. 3. 4; SDS 1. 2. PATRICIA DOOLIN 2915 Galbraith Road St. Ann Annual Staff 3, Associate Editor 4: CDL 2; CSMC 1. 2. 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Junior Achievement 3; Future Teachers 4; SDS 2, 4: Studeni Council 4: Class President 4. ae+:+2-:- LYNDA SUE DORRINGTON 3832 Chatwood Court St. Jude Cardinal Mooney High School .- Youngstown. Ohio 1, 2; Annual Staff 3; CSMC 3. 4; SDS 4-. TERESA ELIZABETH DOYLE 7551 Dog Trot Road Our Lady of Visitation, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4: Health Careers 3, 4-; Future Teachers 4; Junior Achievcmcnt 3: Music Club 4, Scerctary-Trcasurcr 3; Orchestra 1, 2,. 3, 4; SDS 1, 2. 4. Mission Day is Fun for Everyone Seniors gathered in the front of school to cheer their candidate for Mission Queen Diane Bachman With high hopes of winning. JANET LYNN DUENHOFT 3500 Hilda Avenue St. Martin CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 4; Spanish Club Vice- President 4. MARY ANN DUFFY 4318 SI. Marlilfs Place St. Martin CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Health Careers 2, 3; Masque 0 Gavel 3, 4; NCTC 3, 4; Sodality 4; Class Secretary 2. MARLENE DUWEL 3415 St. Ann Avenue St. Martin Bowling 1; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1', SDS 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA LEE EGAN 2060 Bickel Avenue St. Bonaventure Bowling 1, 2; CDL 3; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Projectiunisls 4; SDS 2, 3, 4; Studmt Council 4; Class Vice-President 4. LYNNE CATHERINE EGNER 2901 Royal Glenn Drive St. Ann Bowling 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Library C1111; 4; SDS 3, 4. PATRICIA ENGELKE 8301 Wuest Road St. James CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3; SDS 1, 2; Art Honor Society 3, 4. and a Time to Help Others BEVERLY ANN EBB 7368 Forest Avenue Assumption Bowling 1, 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; SDS 1, 2, 4. MARY CLAIRE ERNST 5562 Clearvi9w Avenue St. Aloysius Gonzaga CDL 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers 4; SDS 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN SUE ESPELAGE 3980 Ruth Lane St. Aloysius Gonzaga CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; CLEANINGS Staff 3, 4; Glee C11113 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4; SDS 1, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Class Vice-Presidem 3, President 4. MARY JEANNE 1F ELDKA.MP 4699 Boomer Road St. Ignatius Bowling 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; Glee Club 4; Health Careers 2; Junior Achievement 3; SDS 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. - 109 4 MARY FRANCES FELDMAN 3166 Ramona Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Bowling 3. 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3. 4; CAA 4: Glee Club 1, 4; Junior Achicvcmcnt 3; SDS 3. 4. GAYLE ANN FELIX 6012 Lawrence Road St. Jude CDL 4; CSMC 1. 2, 3, 4; Future: Teachrrs 4; GAA 1. 2, 3; CLEANINCS Staff 3, 4-; Latin Club 3: Masque 8; CaVeI 3. 4-; NCTC 3, 4; SDS 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Serntary 2. President 3. NATALIE JOY FELLER 3106 Manning Avenue SI. .1Jartir1 Bowling 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3. 4; CAA 4; 5011211in 2; C1ass Treasurer 3. VIRGINIA FIEDELDEY 1835 Emerson Avenue St. Margaret Mary CSMC 1, 2, 3. 4. CAROL ANN FISCHER 4216 Marlin Avenue St. Martin CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 2, 3; Health Careers 1, 2; Junior Achievement 3; McAuley 1. 1 CHARLENE CAROL FISCHER 5968 Cheviot Road St. James CSMC 1. 2, 3. 4; Glee Club 3; SDS 2, 3; Soclality 2. 3. 1960 - Being Election Year Mrs. Kathryn Cusweiler officiates at the mock presidential election conducted by the Problems of Democracy classes. J. Berger, M. Boyle, and B. Egan vote for their Choice. 41104. MARY DOLORES FISHER 3209 Boudinot Avenue St. Catharine CSMC 1. 2, 3 4-: GLEANINGS Staff 3. 4: Glee Club 1. 2, 4; Health Careers 1. 2, 3, 4', SDS 1, 2, 4. MARY ANN FLAHERTY 3948 Trevor Awnue St. Martin Bowling 1: CSMC 1, 2, 3. 4; Glee Club 1. 3. 4; SDS 1, 2. GAIL ANN FLANIGAN 5687 Haubner Road St. James CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4; Future TPachas Vice-President 4; Music Club 3. 4: Orchestra 1, 2. 3, 4; SDS 4-; A Cappella 3, 4; Class Secretary 3. PHYLLIS JEAN FOERTSCH 3297 Montana Avenue St. Martin CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4-; Glee Club 2, 3, 4-; Health Careers 1, 2, 3. 4; Masque 8; Gavel 3. 4; NCTC 3. 4-; SDS 1. 2. 3. BARBARA JEANNE FOCELMAN 3264 Lakeview Avenue CSMC 1, 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1; Library Club 4. JOYCE ANN FRANCISCO 3266 Epworth AVenue St. Catharine Bowling 4-; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Masque 8; Gavel 3, 4-; NCTC 3, 4; Orchatra 1; Red Cross Rep. 2. 3, 4; SDS 2. 3; Spanish Club 4. St. Martin Seniors Cast Their Ballots for President NIARY ANN FRERICK 3957 Delmar Avenue St. Martin CSNIC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Library Club 3, 4; SDS 1, 2. NORMA ANN FREY 3489 Blue Rock Road St. James Bowling 4; CSMC l, 2, 3, 4; Health Careers 3, 4; SDS 2; Sodality 4; Art Honor Society 3, 4. 9+ -V.' '21- 115- '15 SUSAN CATHERINE FROSCHAUER 3335 Glenmont Lane Our Lady of Lourdes Bowling 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; SDS 2. PATRICIA LOIS GALLAGHER 2.367 Meyerhill Drive St. Catharine CDL 3; CSMC 1, 2. 3, 4; GAA 1; Red Cross Rep. 4; SDS 1; Art Honor Society 3, 4. v ,1, ihj ,1 GERALDINE MADLYN GEHDING 37.38 Starlite Court St. Jude CDL 2; CSBIC 1, 2, 3, 4; SDS 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 2. PATRICIA ANN GILMORE 7841 Bankwood Lane St. Vivian Our Lady of Angels 1, 2; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Health Careers 4; Latin Club 1; Projectionists 1', Spanish Club 2. 3. NANCY KATHERINE GINTER 6915 La Boileaux Avenue St. Margaret Mary CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 4; SDS 2, 4. CAROL ANN GOETZ 4004 School Section Road St. Aloysius Gonzaga Annual Staii 3, 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Projectionists 2, 3, 4; Red Cross Rep. 1, 2, 3, 4; Safe Teens 3, 4-; SDS 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice-President 1, DIANE GLORIA GRAMKE 3625 Surrey Avenue St. Aloysius Gonzaga CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GLEANINGS Staff 3, 4; Glee Club 4; SDS 1, 3, 4. ELFRIEDE GREEN 2952 Harrison Avenue St. Catharine CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Junior Achievement 3; Sodality 2. Valentimfs Day Party Finds SHARON ROSE HAGEMANN 2539 Tammi. Avenue St. Catharine Bowling 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1. SUZANNE HEMSATH 3015 Lischer Avenue St. Catharine CDL 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers 4; Latin Club 3; SDS 2; Sodality 3, 4. 5+ '2? '21- ii' BEVERLY HERBERT 2834 Allview Circle Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Health Careers 1, 2, 3, 4; SDS 1, 2, 3Y 4; Class Treasurer 1, 3. JOAN MARIE HIZER 2824 Werk Road St. Catharine Bowling 2, 3, 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1; Glee Club 1; Junior Achievement 3, 4; Library Club 4, Secretary 3; Class Secretary 3. ,-112- JOAN HELEN HOETING 6243 Clemvay Avenue Our Lad; of Lourdes CDL 3: USMC 1. 2. 3. 4: Future Teachers 4: Glee Club 1: SDS 4: Sodality 2; Class Treasurer 3; Svcrelan 4. CAROL JEAX HUFFMAN 2717 Hrnnge Drim St. Ann CDL 3: CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4: SDS 4. JANET HOLLFRBACH 2431 Pinwood Lam? Sr. Ann CDL 3; CSXIC 1. 2. 3. '-1-: Glee Club 1. 2; SDS 1. 2. DIANE LOLVISE HlflSMANN 104 Bmadnay Strait St. John the Baptist CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4: Projectionisls 2. 3: President 4. JEANNE NIARIE HL'NZEKER 3840 Carrie Avenue St. Martin Bowling 1. 2: CDL 3; CSMC l. 2. 3. 4-; Future Teachers 4: GAA 1. 2: Glee Club 4: Library Club 3. 4; SDS 1. 2. 3. 4; Sorlality 3. 4. MARY FLOREBCE HUSEMAN 3749 Darwin Avenue St. .1111rtin CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4: CAA 1; Glee Club 4; Health Careers 1. 3. 4; Junior AChiFVPment 3; MCAulc-y Club 1; SDS 1, 2: Art Honor Society 3. 4. 11Big Sister? and 61Little Sister? Having Fun Freshnmn T1 Nash. C. Denier, M. A. Fox, M. L. Niehoff, L. Landwehr, and J. Dickman show off presents as their 11111;: sisters A. Lingarclo, D. J. DiToro. M. A. Flaherty. D. Martin5 M. B. Korte. and S. Deering look on during Valentine party. DARLENE LOUISE HUSSONG 5754 Muddy Creek Road Our Lady of Laurdes CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Junior Achievement 3; Red Cross Rep. 2; SDS 2. MARILYN ANN IRELAND 4051 Washington Avenue St. Martin CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 2; Glee Club 1; Health Careers 3, 4; Red Cross RPp. 3; SDS 4; Sodality 4. JUDITH ANNE ISVOLT 3246 Glenmore Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Bowling 1, 3, 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1: Glee C1111; 1, 2, 3, 4; Health Careers 2; SDS 1, 4; Sodality 4. ANNETTE MARIE JACOBS 2910 Ruehlman Place St. Catharine Bowling 4; CDL 3; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, President 4; Red Cross Rep. 4, Treasurer 2, President 3; SDS 2; Student Council 4; Class President 2, 4. MARILYN RUTH JASPERS 3131 Pickbury Drive. Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; CAA .1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 3; SDS 1. NANCY MARY JEDDING 3301 Dolomar Drive St. 4nn Annual Staff 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; SDS 1, 2. DONNA SUE JONES . 1734 Faiunouut Avenue St. Leo Bowling 4; CDL 3, 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1. 2. ANNE ANDRE KARL 3262 Werk Road Our Lady of Lourdes Annual Skiff 3; CDL 3; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Health Careers 1, 2; Future Teachers 4; Masque 81 Gavel 3, President 4; NCTC 3, 4; SDS 1, 2, 3; Sodality 2, 3, 4; McAuley 1; Class Secretary 2. DIANE FLORENCE KILLINGER 1501 Kinney Avenue Assumption Bowling 4; French Club 3; CAA 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Red Cross Rep. 3, 4; SDS 1, 2, 3, 4. MARCIA LOUISE KINROSS 5573 Clearidgc Lane St. James Bowling 1; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; Health Careers 2; SDS 2; Class President 2. -114- xnv Ethneidcr denies the remark made by Monsignor McCarthy lhal 511v and Mary Grace Korfhagen are frwhmen attending McAuley High. Thew senior girls Visited Archbishop Karl Alter 0n the occasion of his feaq day and asked permission to .Lwlivale MERCYWOOD to His Grace. NANCY KINROSS 1924 Dallas Avenue St. Margaret Mary CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers 4. PATRICIA KINSLER 8043 Peacock Drive St. Ann CDL 3; CSMC l, 2, 3; SDS 4. CAROL ANN KIRSTEIN 304-8 Crestmoor Lane Our Lady of Lourdes CDL 3; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; G1ee Club 1, 2: Health Careers 1, 2, 3; Junior Achievement 4; Library Club 3, 4; Red Cross Rep. 1, 2, 3, 4; SDS 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 3, 4; A Cappena 3, 4-. CAROL ANN KLEINWAECHTER 5846 Willowoak Lane St. James CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3; - Red Cross Rep. 3; SDS 2, 3; Sodahty 2. MARY KLETT 6770 Cheviot Road St. James CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 3; HeaIth Careers 2, 3, President 4; Masque 8: Gavel 3, 4; NCTC 3, 4; SDS 2, 3, 4; Sodality 3, 4; Art Hnnnr Society 3, 4. JOANNE MARIE KLOSTERMAN 3622 Hermes Drive St. James Mary Jo Boyle and Rose Marie Miceli. very fine pianists, are waiting for their cue from Anne Karl as she narrates the annual program presented in honor of Saint Cecilia. Music is the Prophefs Art LA VERNE KNAPP 3079 Neisel Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4-; SDS 1, 4; Class Auditor 4. JANE KOCH 2457 Boudinot Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Bowling 1; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Junior Achievement 3, 4; Library Club 4; Red Cross Rrp. 3, 4; SDS 1, 2, 3, 4; Sociality 2, 3, 4; McAuIey 1; Spanish Club 4. MARGERY CHARLOTTE KOENING 2924 erstridge Avenue Our Lady Of Lourdes CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3; SDS 1, 2. CAROLE KOLKS 5856 Willowoak Lane St. James CSMC l, 2, .3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; SDS 2, 3; Sodality 2, Prefect 3, 4; Student Council 4; Class Vice-Presidem 2, 4. MARY KOLKS 5856 Willowoak Lane St. James CSMC l, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; SDS 2, 3; Sodality 2. MARY GRACE KORFHAGEN 3612 Meadow Avenue St. Martin McNicholas High School 1; Annual Slag 2, Co-Business Manager 3, Associate Editor 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Health Careers 3, 4; SDS 2; A Cappella 4; Class Secretary 4. -1164-: DOLORES MAE LACHMANN 110.37 Prince Lane SI. Gabriel CSKIC 1. 2. 3. 4. ELAINE MARY LAMPE 3350 Hanna Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Bowling 4: CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4'. GAA 1; Glee Club 2. 4; Red Cross Rep. 3: SDS 1, 2, 3, 4. TERESA ANN LAMPE 2697 ShaHer Avenue St. Catharine CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4: Glcc Club 4; SDS 1. 2, 3. 4. .IL'DITH ANN LANGENBAHN 3687 Allview Circle cswc 1. 2, 3; SDS 1, 2. Our Lady of Lourdes PAULA JANE LANZAROTTA 1800 Westwood Avenue St. Bonaventure CSMC 1. 2, 3. 4; Glee Club 1; Junior Achievement 3; SDS 3: Sndality 2. NANCY LEE LAUTERWASSER 3845 Davis Avenue St. Martin Annual StaH 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3. 4: SDS 2. 11171 MARY ELIZABETH KORTE 5881 Cheviot Road St. James Annual Staff 4; CSMC 1, 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 2. 3: Red Cross Rep. 3; SDS 2. 3: Sodality 2. 3. 4: Student Council 4: Class Secretary 1. Vice-Presidem 4. DOROTHY CATHERINE KRAMER 6928 Lois Drive St. WargarPt Jlnry CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 4; SDS 2. 4: Class Vice- President 3. MARY JOANNE KROEGER 2685 Montana Avenue St. Catharine CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4; CAA 1; Glee Club 1. 2; Health Careers 1. KAREN SUE KUCHENBUSH 3744 Francis Avenue St. .Uartin Annual Staff 3. CovBusiness Manager 4-; Bowling 2. 3: CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4; CAA 2. 3; Glee Club 1. 2. 3; Health Careers 1. 2: Red Cross Rep. 1. 2. 3; Safety Club Rep. 3. 4; SDS 2. 3. 4; McAuley Club 1. JOYCE ANN LEISGANG 4-171 Janward Drive St. Aloysius Gonmga Annual Staff 4-; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; SDS 2, 3, 4. ANN MARIE LINGARDO 3932 Kenkel Avenue St. Aloysius Gonzaga CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4; Red Cross Rep. 2; SDS 2. PATRICIA ANNE LINK 3071 Veazey Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes CDL 3; CSMC l, 2, 3, 4-; Health Careers 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4; Red Cross Rep. 2; SDS 1, 2, 3, 4; MCAuley Club 1; Class Treasurer 4. EILEEN RUTH LITTNER 1833 Forbus Street St. Bonaventure CSMC 1, 2, 3, '4; Glee Club 1; Junior Achievement 3: SDS 2; Soclality 2. MARY MARGARET LOESCH 2895 Montana Avenue St. Catharine Bowling 3; CDL 2. 3; CSMC l, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 4; Junior Achievement 3; SDS 2, 3; McAuley Club 1; Class President 1. SUZANNE JUDITH LOBECK 3626 Herbert Avenue St. Martin CSAIC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Health Careers 2, 3, 4; SDS 2; A Cappella 4-. Suspense Was Running High at the Christmas Ball as Our pretty queen Carolyn Espelage reigned at the Senior Christmas Ball with her attendants Diane Bachman and Carole Kolks. JOAN LOSACKER 3035 Banning.I Road St. Ann 1 Bowling 4: CSMC 1. 2, 3, 4-; Glee Club 1, 2. DOROTHY DENIECE MARTINT 6le Schwitzerhoff Road St. Bernard LISMC 1. 2. 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Health Careers 1, 2. MARY .10 MARTIN 3917 Trevor Avenue St. Jlartin Bowling 4: CSMC 1, 2. 3; Glee Club 4. ARLENE MARTINI 1926 Montrose Street St. Bonaventure Bmxling 3. 4; CSMC 1, 2. 3. 4; Sodality 2. DIANE MASON 3161 Divhl Road St. Ignatius Bowling 3: CSMC 1. 2. 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Hr-ahh Careers 1; Junior Achievement 3, 4; EDS 1. Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, Representative 4; Student Council 4; Class PIFSirant 1, 4, Treasurer 2, Vice- President 3. MARY ANN MCDONALD 2936 Bailey Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Bowling 2. 3. 4; CSMC 1, 2. 3 4; Glee Club 1. MAUREEN MCLAUGHLIN 2545 Harrison Avenue St. Catharine Bowling 3; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4-; Glee Club 1. 2; SDS 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 4. EDNA MEDEWELLER 3150 Hanna Avenue 0er Lady of Lourdes CDL 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Health Careers 2, 3, 4; Art Honor Society 3, 4. KATHLEEN MEENTS 3396 Klecman Road St. Ignatius CDL 3; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4-. MARILYN MEES 3314 Ferncroft Drive St. Catharine Bowling 2, 3, 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; CAA 1, 3, 4; Red Cross Rep. 2, 4; SDS 1; Class Secretary 2. W119- Introducing their dates lo Falher Carl Lizza. Diane Schwienlin and Chris Seithel talk happily about the wonderful moments spent at the senior Christmas dance. JOYCE MENTRUP 7009 Ellen Axenue 5!. Margaret Mary CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4: CAA 1; Junior Achievement 3: SDS 2. KAREN MARIE MEYER 3232 Hanna Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Bowling 4; CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 3; Junior .Xchimr- ment 3. 4; SDS 1. 2. 3. 4; Sodality 2. 3. ELAINE MEYERS 3081 Neisel Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 1. 2. 3, 4; CAA 1. 2. 3; GLEANINGS Staff 3; 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Masque 8: Gavel 3, 4; NCTC 3. 4; SDS 1, 2; Class Vice-Presidcnt 3. ROSE MARIE MICELI 3306 Hanna Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 1. 2, 3. 4; Glee Club 1, 3. 4; Health Careers 4: Junior Achievement 3. 4; Music Club 2, 3. 4; Orchestra 2. 3, 4. if 'Z+ f3 f': Afr ANNE ELIZABETH MIDDENDORF 4293 Homelawn Avenue St. Aloysius Conzaga CSMC 1, 2, 3. 4; Latin Club 3; Music Club 3. 4; Orchestra 1, 2. 3. 4; SDS 1. 2; Sodality 2, 3, 4. CAROL JEAN MILLER 5581 Lawrence Avenue St. Alaysius Gonzaga CSMC 1, 2. 3; 4; Red Cross Rep. 4; SDS 4. -120- KATHLEEN ANN MILLER 3607 Fieldcrest DriQe St. Harlin CSMC 1. 2. 3: Glee Club 1; Junior Achievement 4. VIRGINIA LEE MINK 2166 Thompson Avenue St. Bonaventure CSle 1, 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1. 2. 4: SDS 3. 4. JULIE ANN MOONEY 4889 North Overlook Avenue St. Teresa Bowling 1. 2; CSth 1. 2. 3. 4; CAA 1: Glee Club 1. 4: Masque 8' Gavel 3. Sergeam-at-Arms 4; NCTC 3. 4: SDS 1: Spanish Club 4; McAuley Club 1. BARBARA ANN MORAN 2622 Pancoast Avenue St. Catharine CSMC 1, 2. 3, 4; Class Treasurer 1. 3, 4; Class Secretary 2. PATRICIA ANN MORAN 6295 Slarvue- Drive St. Jude CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1. 4; SDS 3. 4. DIANNE NIARIE NAUERT 10313 W't-st Road St. 101111, the Baptist CDL 4; CSMC 1. 2, 3, 4; Health Careers 2. 3. 4. ELAINE NEIHEISEL .3945 Bridgetown Road St. Jude Annual Staff 4; CSMC 1. 2. 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Junior Achievement 3; SDS 1, 2, 3, 4. ALICE NIARY NEU 3412 Fiddlers Green Road Our Lady of The Visitation CSMC 1, 2. 3, 4; Health Careers 4; Library Club 4. SHERRY LYNN NICHTING 2947 Ferguson Road St, Catharine Bowling 2. 3; CSMC 1; 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3; SDS 1, 2. 3. 4. KATHLENE MARIE NICKOL 1415 St. C1air Avenue Assumption CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; SDS 2; Sodality 3. SHIRLEY NIEMAN 3691 Hanley Road St. James CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4; GLEANINGS Staff 3. 4; Glee Club 3: Latin Club 3; Future Teachers Historian 4: Masque S; Gavel 3. Corrr-spomling Secrrtary 4: NCTC 3. 4: SDS 2. 3. 4; Sodality 2, Secretary 3. Treasurer 4: Class PrPsident 3. BARBARA ANN NIENABER 3605 Coral Gables Road St. Jude CDL 3. CSMC 1. 2, 3. 4: Glee Club 1: SDS 2. 3. .x- ii- ;e 9:. -; CAROL NORDMAN 3734 Meadovicw Drive St. Aloysius Gonzaga CDL 4; CSMC 1. 2. 3, 4-; Future Teachers 4: Masun 8; Gavel 3. 4; NCTC 3. 4; SDS 2. 3. 4: Sedalily 3. 4; Class Secretary 4. FRANCES MARIE NYLEN 2734 Harrison Avenue St. Calharine Academy of The Holy Name - Maryland. 1: CSMC 1. 2, 3. 4-: Glee Club 3; SDS 4. MARY FRANCES 07C0NN0R 2610 Pancoast Avenue St. Catharine CDL 3, 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4-; Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Health Careers 1, 4-; SDS 3; Sodality 2, 3, Vice-Prefect 4; A Cappella 4. PATRICIA ANN OaKEEFE 2107 Selim Avenue St. Bonaventure CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Health Careers 1, 2; Latin Club 3; SDS 4. +5 E-E +5 -Z$ '51- DONNA CAROL OSBORN 8022 Peacock Drive St. Ann CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; SDS 4. JO ANNE OSTERRAAN 5951 Child1s Avenue St. Jude CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Health Careers 2; Red Cross Rep. 4; SDS 4. w a: +5 MARILYN OTTKE 5660 Evelyn Road St. James CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4. MARLENE OVERBECK 4307 Home1awn Avenue St. Aloysius Ganzaga CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GLEANINGS Staff 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Health Careers 1, 2; Latin Club 3, Treasurer 4; Masque 3' Gavel 3, Secretary 4; NCTC 3, 4; SDS 1, 2, 3, 4 H122- SUSAN LOUISE PLAGEMAN ' 3334 Meyer Place St. Catharine McAuley Club Vice-President 1, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Health Careers 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; Masque h Gavel 3, 4; NCTC 3, 4; Red Cross Rep. 3; SDS 1, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 3. COLLEEN MARY POWELL 4337 Bridgetown Road St. Aloysius Gonzaga CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; GLEANINGS Staff 3, 4; Latin Club 3, Masque 8: Gavel 3. 4; .VIcAuley Club 1; NCTC 3, 4; SDS 2. 3, 4, Vice- President 1; Class Treasurer 1, 2; Secretary 3, 4. +1- 4- 'K- i? '2': JUDITH PRICE 5606 Glenway Avenue Our Lady n! Lourdes Our Lady of Angels 1; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Junior Achievement 3; SDS 1, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2. JOYCE PRINZO 1916 Queen City Avenue San Antonio CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; SDS 1. CHRISTINE MARGARET REUPERT 3947 Clenmore Avenue St. Martin Bowling 1, 4; CDL 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; Glee Club 4; Red Cross Rep. 1, 2; SDS 1, 2. MARY ANN RIEHLE 6947 Lois Drive St. Margaret M ary CSMC 1. 2, 3, 4; SDS 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. Enjoying the :4Dance of the Lobster with Alice, COHEEII Powell, are the Mock Turtle, Mary Ann Duffy, and the Griffin, Janis Cassiere, in the grand production put on by the Mercy Senior Class of 461. NANCY LEE RISER 2183 Quebec Road St. Bonaventure Bowling 2. 4; CDL 3, 4; CSMC 1, 2. 3, 4; Glee Club 1. 2. .3. 4; SDS 4. CHARLENE ROBINSON 3438 Locust Lane Our Lady of Lourdcs Bowling 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3. 4; GAA 4: Glee Club 4-; Junior Achievement 3; Red Cross Rep. 4; SDS 2, 3: Class Vice; President 1. ARDITH ANN ROGG 7779 Colcrain Road St. Ann Bowling 4; CSMC 1. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1. 3: Future Teachers 4; SDS 2. 3, 4. CONSTANCE SUE ROUDEBUSH R. R. No. 4 St. John the Baptist CDL 3. 4; CSMC 1. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Student Council 4; Class Vice-President 4. MARGIE RUDEMILLER 1722 Queen City Avenue St. Bonaventure CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Latin Club 3. JOYCE ANN SCALES 3454 Robinet Drive Our Lady of Lourdes CDL 3, 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 4-; Health Careers 2; Library Club 3, 4; Red Cross Rep. 1, 2, 3; SDS 2, 4; Sodality 3, Secretary 4; A Cappella 3, 4. Service -An Expression of Friendliness - Pat Gilmore, Virginia Stoll, Judy Woosley, Joyce Summe. Mary Louise Mayer. Sue Froschauer and Sue Schneider are getting their lunch that was prepared by Mrs. L. Haucke and Mrs. C. Whal6y as Miss Barrett watches the lines during lunch period. - 124: MARTHA RACHEL SCALISE 2808 Queen City Avenue St, Catharine Bowling 1. 2. 3; CDL 3; CSMC 1. 2. 3, 4: CAA 1, 2: Glee Club 1, 2, 4; SDS 1. MARGARET THERESA SCHLARMANN 3907 Hanley Road St. James Bowling 3. 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; CAA 2, 3, 4; SDS 2; Sodality 4. BARBARA ANN SCHLOSS .3759 Timrick Court Our Lady of Lourdes Saint Marfs High School 1; CSMC 1; Glee Club 1; Red Cross Rep. 1, 3, 4; SDS 1, 3. 4. CAROL ANN SCHNAPP 3317 Dolomar Drive St. Ann CDL 2, 3. 4; CSMC 1. 2. 3, 4; GAA 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3, President 4; Safety Club 3', SDS 2. 3, 4; Sodality 3, 4. SUSAN VlHGINIA SCHNEIDER 4739 North Bend Road St. Ignatius Bowling 4; CSMC 1, 2. 3, 4-; CAA 1, 2; Health Careers 3; Junior Achievement 3, 4; SDS 1. 2, 4. BARBARA ANN SCHNELLER .3600 Werk Road Our Lady of Lourdes Bowling 1, 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4-; SDS 2, 4-; Class Treasurer 2. SUE ANN SCHONHOFT 3650 Allview Circle Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2., 3; Red Cross Rep. 2; SDS 1, 2. MERLE ELAINE SCHUMACHER 6881 Rutherford Court St. Ann Bowling 2. 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3. 4: Junior Achievement 3, 4. JANET MARY SCHWAB 4448 Grove Avenue St. Aloysius Gonzaga CDL 4; CSMC l, 2, 3, 4; Health Careers 1; Masque 8! Gavel 3, 4; NCTC 3, 4; SDS 1, 4. JANET LEE SCHWARTZ 8806 Zodiac Drive Assumption Academy of Notre Dame of Providence 1, 2; CSMC 3, 4; Red Cross Rep. 3; SDS 3, 4. 4 125 r! During their retreat at Mary Heparatix seniors Diane Mason and Sue Schneider meditate on the Crucifixion of Our Lord. Retreat - Be Silent DIANE MARY SCHWEINLIN 2655 Fenian Avenue St. Catharine Bowling 2; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Junior Achieve- ment 3, 4; SDS 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. CHRISTINE ANN SEITHEL 3273 Daytona Avenue St. Martin CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4; SDS 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club President 4. BONITA ANN SEITZ 3961 Kenkel Avenue St. Aloysius Gonzaga Bowling 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 4; Health Careers 2, 4; Junior Achievement 4; Masque 81 Gavel 4; NCTC 3, 4; Red Cross Rep. 2, 3; SDS 2, 3, 4; Sodality 4; Spanish Club 4. CAROL ANN SHAW 3443 Muddy Creek Road Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 2, 4; SDS 1, 2, 3, 4. $4 6$ 69- 9$ 'k CLAUDIA SOELL 1634 Baltimore Avenue St. Leo CDL 3; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Library Club 4. PATRICIA JOAN SPICER 7723 Joseph Street Assumption CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GLEANINGS StaE 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; SDS 2, 3, 4. 8046 Blanchetta Drive St. Ann 1 1 1 SHERRY STAHLEY 1 1 Bowling 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4-; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; SDS 2, 3, 4. 1 SANDRA CLAIRE STEEL 3328 Dartmouth Drive St. Martin, Annual Staff 3, 4; CDL 3, 4; CSMC l, 2, 4. Treasurer 3; GAA 1, 2; Masque 8: Gavel 3, Treasurer 4: NCTC 3, 4; SDS 2, 3, 4. lk .l xk K 3L BOBBIE ANNE STINSON 3570 Rohroy Drive St. .lgnan'us Bowling 3, 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1; Health Careers 1; Junior Achievement 3. 4; Library Club 3; Masque 11 Gavel 4; NCTC 3, 4; SDS 2, 4. VIRGINIA MARY STOECKEL 2531 Talbott Avenue St. Bonaventure Bowling 4.; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Class Secretary 3. and Know I Am God VIRGINIA STOLL 1729 Queen City Avenue St. Bonaventure CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Junior Achievement 3; Latin Club 3; Music Club 3. 4; Orchestra 1. 2, 3, 4; SDS 1, 2; Sodality 2. ' JOYCE ANN STHASSER 7691 Dog Trot Road Our Lady of The Visitation, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4-; Glee Club 3, 4; Health Careers 2; Future Teachers 4; SDS 4. JOYCE ANN SUMME 1925 Compton Road Assumption Bowling 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; SDS 2, 3. DONNA SUTHERLAND 3494 Harwinton Lane St. Jude CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4-; Glee Club 1, 2; SDS 1, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET CHARITINA SWEENEY 6951 LaBoiteaux Avenue: St. Margaret Mary CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3; SDS 2, 4; Sodality 3, 4. SUZANN TAULBEE 1855 Knox Street St. Bonaventure CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee C1111: 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4; Latin Club 3; SDS 3, 4-. -127- DONNA JEAN TAYLOR 3683 Allview Circle Our Lady of Lourdes Bowling 4; CSMC l, 2, 3. 4. JO ANN TELGKAMP 4-175 Homelawn Avenue 5!. Aloysius Ganzaga CSMC 1, 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 4; SDS 2, 3, 4. KATHLEEN THTNNES 3234- Montana Avenue St. Martin Bowling 1. 2; CSMC 1, 2, 3; 4; CAA 1, 2; Glee Club 3. 4; Junior Achivemmt 3; SDS 1; Class President 3; Class Treasurer 4-. JOYCE MARIE TITTA 5866 Willow Oak Lane St. James St. Joseph High School 4 Huntington, West Virginia 1; CSMC 1; 2, 3. BARBARA TORBECK 3268 South Road Our Lady of Visitation CDL 3; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4-; CAA 2; GLEANINGS Staff 3, 4-; Glee Club 4; Health Careers 2; SDS 2, 3. 4', Class President 3, MARIE TRIPAMER 1781 Queen City Avenue St. Bonaventure Bowling 1, 2. 3; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1. 2; Orchestra 1. Happiness with Tears Overflows KATHRYNE UMBERC 4020 Walter Avenue St. Martin Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; CD1. 3; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; Glee Club 2, 4-; Future Teachers 4; SDS 1, 2, 3, 4; Sorlality 4; Sllultlll Council 4; Class ViCE-PrEhidPnt 4. BARBARA JEAN URBAN 3164 Mozart Avenue St. Martin Bowling 2; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; CAA 4; Glee Club 1. 2; Health Careers 2; Junior Achievement 3; Library Club 4'; Red Cross Rep. 1; SDS 2; Class V'iceAPre-sident 1. g-ewv-a-M GERALDINE VOLZ 1879 Churchwood Drive St. Antoninus Bowling 3; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Health Careers 3; Junior Achievement 3; Masque 81 Gavel 4; NCTC 3, 11,; SDS 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 2, 4; Class President 2. KATHLEEN MARY VOSS 3315 Gamble Avenue St. Martin Bowling 1, 2; CSMC 1, 2, Secretary 3, President 4; GAA 1, 2; Junior Achievement 3; Masque 82 Gavel 3, 4; NCTC 3, 4; Sodality 3, 4; Student Council 4; Class President 1, 2; School President 4. JOYCE VVACNER 7189 Bridgetown Road Our Lady of Visitation CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4; 01?? Club 11 2: SDS 4; Class Secretary 2. NANCY MARIE WAGNER 3960 Trevor Avenue St. Martin CDL 3; CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4; Glre Club 1. 4; Junior Achime- ment 3; SDS 3. '1'; Class Secretary 3. JOANNE MARIE WALSH 3728 Munfurt Height Drive 51. Ignatius CDL 3; CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4: Glce Club 1, 2. 3. 4; SDS 1. 2. 4. DIANE WEAVER 3404 Robb Avenue St. Aloysius Conzaga CSMC 1. 2. 3; 4; Glee Club 2; Junior Achivemem 3; SDS 1, 3; 4. JO ANN MARJORIE WETGAND 3600 McHenry Avenue St. Leo CDL 3; CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4; CLEANINGS Staff 3; Glee Club 1. 3, 4; SDS 3, 4. RITA WEIL 10413 Burlington Road Corpus Christi Annual StaH 3. 4; Bowling 4; CSMC 1, 2. 3; 4; SDS 1, 21 4; Sodality 3. 4; Cla55 ViCe-President 2. As Graduation Draws Near Excitement, happiness, and sorrow soar as the graduates of 1961 prepare for the Commencement exercises. Before making their grand entrance Barbara Bravard helps Roberta Baenhle straighten her cap. Not a little nervous. are you girls? MARY CATHERINE WEINKAM 2821 Shaffer Avenue St. Catharine Annual Stat? 4; CSMC l, 2. 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Junior Achievement 4; Future Teachers 4; SDS 3, 4; Sodality 3, 4-; Spanish Club 4. TERESA ANN WEITZ 6226 Bridgetown Road Our Lady 0! 1'11'sitalion. CDL 3: CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1, 4; Health Careers 2: SDS 2. 3, 4; Class Treasurer 3. MARY PATRICIA WHITE 3219 Dartmouth Drive Our Lady of Lourdes Annual Staff 2, Co-Business Manager 3. Editor 4; CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4; GAA 1; Hes Club 2; Junior Achievement 3: Future Teachers 4; SDS 1. 2, 3, 4; Sodality 3, 4, Treasurer 2. BARBARA MARY WEIGEL 4013 Harding Avenue 51. .Wartin, Bowling 2. 3; CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 3: Health Careers 2; Junior Achievement 4; SDS 2, 4. SUSAN GAY WILKEN 6512 Hayes Road St. Jude CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Junior Achievement 3; SDS 1, 3, 4; Sodality 2. JOANN WILKENS 2261 Townhill Drive Our Lady 0f Lourdes CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achivement 3; SDS 2, 3, 4; Class Vice-President 1. MARSHA ANN WIRTHWINE 1433 Van Fleet Street Assumption CDL 3, CSMC l, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Red Cross Rep. 3; SDS 2, 3, 4. IRMA CATHERINE WOLFRAM 3448 Rlayfair Avenue St. Martin CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 4; President German Club 4. JUDITH CLAIRE WOOSLEY 8670 Colerain Avenue St. Ann CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; SDS 1, 2. KATHLEEN ANN WUERSIG 3357 Keywest Drive St. James CDL 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club Secretary 3, President 4; Future Teachers 4; SDS 2; Class Treasurer 4. -1304 CAROL MARY YOUNCHANS 3734 Marydell Place St. Martin Bowling 2 3: CDL 3: CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4; C186 Club Z 3; SDS 1, 2, 3, 4. SARA ELIZABETH ZIEVERINK 3427 Locust Lane Our Lady of Lourdes Bowling 3; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4. Dani Say There is Yet Tomorrow, Time Can Slip Away; For Dreams to Come True Tomorrow, They Must Be Dreamed Today. Congratulations! Exclaim freshmen Judy Haley. Patricia Hines and Marilyn McCarthy as they clasp hands of departing seniors Dorothy Kramer, Barbara Bravard andRuberta Baechle after rehearsal for commencement, which will be held June 8. w W mm m of Me 12W W A Wbrld of Mercy once more has passed, Though in our hearts the memaries last; World of Study, World Of Action, World of Promisg Friends, and Satisfaction. aiwi? 4 area51h tLYouhll be seeing more of these? remarks Sue Schneider, as freshman Joyce Menninger gazes critically at her newly received uniform. Cris Seithel looks on, while Jean MerkhuHer and Elaine Meiners contemplate the statement that has just been made. -134- The shufHe of books, the clatter of money, the patter of thousands of little feet; the gleeful renewal of old friendships, these are only a few sounds which announce the beginning of another school year, On this gala occasion the freshmen are in a state of confusion. The sophomores and the juniors assume an air of superiority because from last yeafs experience knowledge was gained. The seniors experience pangs of sweet sorrow as they begin their final round. Book Day at Mercy is a day to be remembered. It signifies both the beginning and the end for all students at M.M.H. g Oh no! I forgot my Religion book and ifs way down at the other end of the gymfy exclaims Katherine Flottman, as Anita Rapien and Martha Schibi look over their books. September always brings joy to the freshmen and seniors, as they assemble 011 Mercfs campus for 'tOrientation Day?7 The da5 begins with Mass as the main event. After this each freshman eagerly meets and greets the senior who is to be her big sister throughout the year. Strolling together through the beautiful grounds is a perfect way to become better acquainted. After a picnic lunch the freshmen are introduced to the large variety of clubs offered to them at Mercy. Orientation Day is an event to which each freshman and senior looks forward, one that they will never forget. Seniors R05? Marie Miceli. Maureen McLaughlin, EilEEIl httle sisters with a lucinus surprise cake 011 Freshman Orieulaliun Day. Littner and Paula Lanzarotta overwhelm their Seniors Orientate Freshmen It takes a surprisingly short time for the freshmen Mary Grogan, Donna Bien, Barbara McMahon, Virginia Luhn, Joan Zwissler and Sandra Honnigford to discover the correct position in Which to kneel before their bigr sisters Mary Jo Kroeger, Carol Fischer, Patricia Gallagher, Mary Ann Duffy, and Janice Cassiere. They also discover the joy of heing initiated hy the seniors. h135- .m 5m 10a: Marcia Fischer tries her pitching arm at the Toss booth as Pal Sullivan. Martha Schibi and Judy Nelson enjoy her efforts. Diane beams as her classmatcs rally round her to cheer their candidate for Queen. Mission Days brought excilemenl and anticipation for the Mernians. Kathy VossA C.S.M.C. presidPnt, and other contestants, freshman, Terry Nash, junior, Sharon Hausman, and sophomore, Barbara Momman congratulate Queen Diane Bachman. -136 and Prayer Permeate Mission Days The theme giLatin Americaii rang through the halls of Mercy as the annual C.S.M.C. Mission Dais started anew. Beginning with Mass in the school auditorium, the mission-minded Mercians aimed at intensifying the three-fold C.S.M.C. purpose of prayer, work, and study. The gymnasium was once again decked out in all its splendorr as all the elm: students eagerly joined in the gala festivities. Two movies depicting life in the missions showed the necessity of work in this field. Culminating the two-day jamboree was the announcement of the m-Y senior candidate as mission queen for this year. Stirred by a new interest in mission work. Beverly Tegclcr. Ginny Luhn and Judy White learn from F1: John Walsh the critical situation of the Catholic Church in Latin America. Singing, K. Koch. C. Scithcl, M. Wcinkam, l. Francisco, J. Duenhoft, J. Koch and S. 'Stccl attract attention to their booth. Leah Landwehr, Diane Wade, Judy Beisnl, Jean MerkhofE-r and Carol Goetz help Clean up after the festivities of Mission Days. People Look East Harmonious voices and mellow tones again EU the Mercy auditorium as the FreshmenSophomore Glee Club joins the Junior- Senior Club to produce the Advent Program. This event. awaited by students and parents, never disappoints its audience. Filling the auditorium with heart-warming melodies is the Junior-Senior Glee Club bringing joy and inspiration to an appreciative audience at their annual Advent Performance. The Junior-Senior Glee Club and members of the A Cappella Chorus sing nWe Await a Saviorf one of the- many heautiiul hymns that was sung by those participating in the Program. e138e iiWe await a Saviour who is Jesus Christ the Lord. This spirit was conveyed by the Mother of Mercy Glee Club to all who heard their beautiful chorus of hymns at the 1960 Advent Program. Members Of the Freshman-Sophomore Glee Club, along With the JunioreSenior Glee Club and Mercfs well known A Cappella Chorus tell us with both their hearts and their hymns that the good God whose Advent we are awaiting is near at hand. Marygs words, ith Soul Magnifies the Lord, and My Spirit Rejoices in God My Savior . . f, are recalled to our minds as the Magnificat is chanted w our spirit is renewed. The Lord is Here The wintry world of Christmas arrived at Mercy ushering in a spirit of good will toward men. In the midst of the bustling activity students sent greetings to fellow classmates through the CSMC Post OHice. One of the highlights of the season anticipated by the seniors Was the Christmas Ball held at Hartwell Country Club. Christmas carols were heard throughout the corridors as the Glee Club did its part to arouse gay Yuletide Spirit. 14111121 Derrington and Gertrude Enderlc go about the job of arranging the Christmas crib in the senior lounge. Ho, sure To get 111L156 cards to the right addresses warns I mly Price as Mercyk Christmas mailmen. Roberta Baechlc, Mary OCUme Judy Price. Marilyn Ireland, Donna Haig, and Kathy Barnhorn hustle to deliver Santafs grectings. Hcvout Mcrcians, Linda Schoenling, Mary Wilming, and Bonnie Neiheisel recite a prayer to God at Mercyk crib. Wonderland by Night How pretty you look! Does this sound familiar to you? It may if you were at the Senior Christmas Ball. It is a big event that every senior awaits. The Hartwell Country Club was, in holiday dress of holly wreaths and tinsel. With the grand march came the long awaited announcement of the queen and her attendants. The lovely Carolyn Espelage was crowned queen and presented With a bouquet of red roses. Her attendants, Carol Kolks and Diane 1 Bachman, were also given red roses. All danced to the music of George Kasper and his orchestra. Entering Hartwell Country Club are Pat White and her date Fred Berger. Billie Boeher and Mike Carroll await friends. Queen Carolyn Espelage smiles radiantly as she and her escort. Sandy Lingardo. gloriously reign at the Christmas Ball. Diane Bachman and Vic Schrand, Carol Kolks and Russ Hum, members of the court enjoy strains of mWonderland By Night. Christmas spirit sudrIf-nly conquers reigning Queen Carolyn Father Liua cheerfully greets another couple at the Senior Espelage. embraced hv her attendcm. Carol Kolks, as the Christmas Hall held at Hartwell Country Club. CarnI Bmtk orchestra joins the fun of these Mercians and meir dates. introduces her escort Tony Seiwert. a W'est Point Cadet. Beautiful Carolyn smiles radiantly as Father Lizza climaxes the wonderful evening by crowning her queen of the ball as Sandy Lingartlo, her proud escort, Longratulams his date. Rila OhConnor and Carolyn Green enjoy the tribute to Victor Herbert given by Mary Lou Staigl at the Saint Cecilia Recital. American Composers Honored Musically Welcome aboard! as we sail for hSouth Pacihc admist the beauty of hhAutumn Leavesah at the Saint Cecilia Recital. Its chief purpose is to honor the patroness of musicians; but also, it aims to provide necessary experience for the future music artists and to supply a captivating program for the enjoyment of fellow students and instructors. With the help of the Art Department the musicians present a gala concert of favorite modern songs by renowned composers. A chance to participate is oHered to the audience as they are invited to sing to 4;Bali Haih and mSome Enchanted Eveningja. Sharon Kovacs admires Connie CartorYs colorful illustration of Joan W'ilskens sentimental melody of 41Autumn Leaves? - 142- The Peace of Retreat Janet Schwab. Virginia Stoll, Sue Plagcman. Pat Link, Sherry Bien, Mary Claire Ernst, Pat Doolin, and Bev Herbert take time out from the retreat schedule at Mary Reparatrix to brush up on their spiritual reading and their meditation. Inspired by the talks given during the sophomore retreat, Ann Frederich, Penny Pelit, Kathy Moriconi, Cheryl Baglan, and Donna Raterman prepare for a worthy confession. Mother Fintan, mother superior 0f the, sisters at the Mary Reparatrix Retreat House, greets Rose Miceli. Sue Lohbeck, and Joanne Walsh as they enter the door to their retreat. 7 14.3 7 Peace of soul desired by all Mercians is sought throughout the annual retreats. Hearts and minds are turned entirely to God during these two day periods. There are departures from the customary whirl of classes, candy bars and conversations, and the entrance into concentration of a strictly spiritual inventory of the past year with a firm resolution for the future. During the Sacrifice of the Mass, the retreatants become imbued with the serious but the serene spirit of the retreat. This spirit is obviously evident in the spiritual exercises which are offered by each individual. Joy at the end of a retreat well made is unlike any other happiness found at Mother of Mercy High. Music Sets the Mood When the Saints Go Marching Inf :1 favorite of the Teen Tones, makes a big hit at the annual Dads and Daughters Dance. Have you bought your tickets for the dance? Itgs that special dance that comes only once a year. Proud dads and elated daughters dance the night away to the gay music of the Teen Tones. Their enchanting night is climaxed by the crowning of the king and queen. Yes, the Rumba, Charleston and Cha Cha Cha don7t have anything on good 01? dad at Mercfs annual Dads and Daughters Dance. Freshman Diane Valvano and her father are crowned queen and king at the annual Dads and Daughters Dance. As others 100k on. a tired Mercian. Kathy Sabers, takes off her shoes to dance with her dad at the DaLliDaughter DEIIPE. Maxine Crusenmeyer, the president of the cityiwide 5.13.5. crowns Carol Younghans the queen of the SDS. formal as Kathy Frisch, Fr. Hauser, and her date smile approvingly. If you have never been to an SDS. formal: you have no idea what you are missing. This dance, which is attended by members only, is an annual gala affair. The members, who are gathered from three schools in addition to Mercy, chose itSilver Serenade,, for this yearTs theme. The silver and blue color scheme harmonized with the main idea. Candidates for queen are chosen from the various schools each year to compete with each other. Each candidate is judged on the basis of modesty in dress, poise and attractiveness. This yeafs queen was from none other than Mother of Mercy. Candidates for queen of the formal are Carol Younghans, Mary Pat White, Mary F. Feldman, and Gerry Gerding. Klercyk Carol Younghans Clashes a smile as she and her escort reign over the citywide S.D.S. formal at the Topper. Tush There,s Music in the Air 5 Entertaining at the March Musical are: TOP ROW, Sue Voellmecke, Judy Hall, Jean Schroeder, Mary Reifenberger, Joyce Engclhardt, Carol Franke; ROW 2, Barbara Butscha, Betty N611, Margie Hoffmann, Judy Harding, Donna McNamee, Carol Mitchell, Louise Hock; ROW 3. Lois Heyl, Ann Kramer, Carol Betz, Jacqueline Schroeder, Anita Lunne, Elaine Meiners; BOTTOM ROW, Gail Yeazell, Carol Distlee, Margaret Luensman, Judith Liedhegner, Mary Meyer, Nancy Wachtrr, Mary Ann McGrath, Kathy Bischof, Nancy Caminiti, Kathy Massa, Judy Berning, Janice Ditken, Barbara Van Holte. Jane C. SCheH, Nancy Gehrich, Nancy Honningford, Jane Van. The girls show their appreciation for good music by singing with care. A Cappella Chorus members blend their voices in melodious hannony for the, entertainment at the March Musical. Francine Hemsath accompanies the FreshieSoph. Chorus. h146- Talents Combine in March Musical Singers of the Glee Club Performance: TOP ROW, Lois Torbeck, Celeste Bunker, Dianne Lameier, Kathleen Kelley, Anna Mae Hatke, Lois Neu; ROW 2, Betty Ann Larsh, Mary Kurtz, Geraldine Ramsey, Katherine Frederick, Barbara Abel, Joan Bueseher; ROW 3, Karen Kidder, Susan Monnig. Kathleen Addison, Gloria Gartner, Ann Hemsteger, Judith Neiheisel, Susan Heidorn; BOTTOM ROW, Judith Mullinix, Dianne Wade, Marian Manz, Janice Fitzpatrick, Marianne DeCourcy. Jane Bessler, Marlene Eugler, Barbara Aichele, Marian Fieler, Kathleen Wuest, Linda Molengraft, Teresa Spitzmiller, Sheila Jean Hall. Joyce Branbeck. The audience realized the time and eEort expended by the singers to make this program a success. Twirling their batons to the beat of the drums are freshmen Marlene Drees, Judy Mulinix, Barbara Brinkman and Sandra Bollinger as they perform at the Spring Concert at Mercy. Do-re-mi . . . from top to bottom, from bottom to top ireshmcn and sophomores blend voices to sing the scales in the Frcshmen-Sophomore Glee Club to the heart-warming tunes of old, and popular discs of today. Mercy choruses join harmony for March Musical under the direction of Sister Mary Aloyse. This club provides hours of entertainment for the students and the public, and furthermore offers the experience necessary for adolescent voices. The girls echo Longfellowas Words, TgGod sent His singers on earth with songs of sadness and mirth.77 -147? w v .,A w w mehmml W Somethings Always Happening 0n the River s Somethinys Always Happenin7 0n the River,, and this year is no exception. For the first time in the history of Mercy the Juniors presented the graduating class of ,61 with an unforgettable day of activities aboard the Steamer Avalon. As the Seniors arrived at the dock, each was presented with a colorful lei and escorted to the main deck Anchors Aweighi V. Keese, K. Maifeld. M. Allen. P. Brinker, C. Gibson, E. Cipperich, S. Diersing and N. Riestenherg. in a gay atmosphere of river songs. As the Avalon departed the Juniors relived for them the precious memories of their high school years in a series of skits both humorous and sentimental. With tears in their eyes the Seniors awaited the moment when their Prom Queen would make her debut. The crowning of the Queen climaxed a perfect day. With this ring! Juniors, C. Stahley, P. Weber. J. Salatin, K. Staley, C. Schnapp, J. Engst, N. Meyer pledge loyalty. e148- g-Are the fish bittinglw call D, Harris, J, Meyer. t0 h'AnLl now for the latest in spring fashions? announces Mary P, Blessing and A. Wurzelbacher as they try again. Enghauser as Judy Goertemoeller models gay .river-wear75 Mercy Mariners Present Showboat Geraldine Grieco congratulates radiant Shirley Nieman, the Amid tears and laughtcr Shirley Nieman is crowned Queen Juniors7 selection for the Queen of the 1961 Senior Prom. 0f the Prom as Kathy V055 and Diane Mason render homage. 9 3i .:gixizxx;' minis mm as Y mg; P: a p? May 19 e The long-awaited night of the Junior- Senior Prom has arrived. As pretty as a picture, each girl was whisked away to the dance escorted by her Prince Charming. With stars in her eyes7 she danced to the melodious tunes of Clyde Traskg Orchestra in the Music Hall Ballroom. The high- light of the evening was the crowning of the Prom Queen, Shirley Nieman. She and her Court, Diane Mason and Kathy Voss, danced7neath the silver moon and the starlit-blue sky to the strains of the theme song of the Prom -- Some Very Enchanted Evening. Attendants Diane Mason and Kathy Voss help Shirley Nieman prepare for her big moment as Queen of the Prom. Beautiful Shirley Nieman reigns as Queen of the Prom. Some Enchanted Evening The traditional refrain. nO Mary wc crown thee with blossoms todayf! is sung as Carol Kolks, in the presence of M. Rudemiller, S. Nieman, N. Frey, C. Nordman, C. Cerding and C. Powell, crowns our Blessed Lady Queen of the Angels and Queen of May. Bring Flowers of the Rarest Rosaries in hand, crowned with flowered wreaths, and with their hearts and their voices lifted to God, the seniors walk in procession through the winding pathways which lead to the shrine. There they present their wreaths to Our Blessed Mother. Reverently and lovingly, juniors, sophomores and freshmen present their own special little bouquet of fragrant, multicolored posics. This gift, on this very solemn and special occasion, adorns Our Blessed Lady as she is crowned Queen of the May. Seniors again pledge loyalty to Mary by reciting their Act of COnsecration. This prayer followed by Father Carl Lizza7s address in honor of Mary brings to an appropriate close a memorable day. Carol Kolks arranges the crown on Our Lady as S. Nieman, N. Frey, M. Kolks, C. Nordmau and G. Gerding 100k on. Looking in the mirror Roberta Baechlc and Barbara Bravard meditate memories of high school at D'Iercy. Class Graduate Barbara Cook makes a last visit to Mercyis chapel. - 152- Every Senior Class always looks to the glittering goal of graduation. A senior anticipates graduation with mixed emotions 7 sorrow upon leaving a school that is loved? but, at the same time, happiness because she may launch into the World of Promise. There is a desire to retain the close friendships which were a part of school life g friendships which will continue to develop after graduation. Elation and joy mingle with tears and good-byes as the Class of 761 pledges its undying loyalty. Graduates from the ,61 class turn their hearts to God while meditating upon four years at Mercy and anxiously awaiting their future, willing to greet whatever career lies ahead. Pat Gilmore, Kathy Nickel, Kathy Meents and Bonnie Bouck pray for the grace to guide them through the Gates of Life. Pledges Loyalty at Graduation Graduates Pat Spicer, Alice Neu, and Julie Mooney dream about days gone by in their four years at their Alma Mater. Parting is such sweet sorrow for graduates, Dottie Kramer, Roberta Baechle, and Barbara Bravard as they say farewell to freshmen, Marilyn McCarthy, Judy Haley, Patsy Hines. I -153- For you . . . This book with its story of work and of play Has been fashioned and molded as sculptors d0 clay. For us . . . fTwas a task full of joys and delight, Plus some worries and w0n7rings lest it be not right. Our labor is finished h our story is here, Now read of the things that you held so dear; OI days that are gone and 0f friendships you7ve made, True pictures of high school that never will fade. WE ARE GRATEFUL So many worlds keep whirling in a variety of activities at Mercy. We, MERCYWOOD stalgf7 pause to extend deepest appreciation to everyone without whose contributions the MERCYWOOD could not have materialized. Special thanks has been earned by the Atco Engraving Company, Mr. A. Voelker and Dave, for their work in engraving and by Mr. J. Berman and Mr. Fred Kathman for the expert job they have performed in printing and typesetting. Our ttThank you77 is extended to Pogue Studio, Osborne Photo-Lab., and our faithful photographers, Mr. J. Mullaney and fellow workers. Also, to Mr. Leo Gross, we say Whanks for the pictures of the underclassmen. A salute goes to the S. K. Smith Company for their skillful work in designing the cover. We are grateful to Sister Mary Julian, R.S.M., for her hours of hard work and for her gentle encouragement. Sister was our inspiration and motivating force. V78 are most indebted to her for her sincere efforts in making this edition of MERCYWOOD possible. Sister Mary Maura, R.S.M., thank you for designing our division pages and for your helpful criticism. Marianne Ahaecherli is deserving of a laurel for the poem which appears on the division pages. We must not overlook the cooperation and loyalty of Sister Mary Agnes, R.S.M., our principal, the faculty and the student body. To all Who contributed, we say e God bless you for your help in what to us is the most memorable task of our school year. MERCYWOOD STAFF -156- tgzggzm m , OUR SPONSORS 1 and F RIENDS - 157 -. SPONSORS A. 81 E. BUTSCHA COMPANY Sheet Meful Fabricators 110 E. 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GEORGE ABAECHERLI ALPINE INN AMMONS PHARMACY ANDERSON'S DO-lT-YOURSELF SHOP ARNOLDS MT. HEALTHY UPHOLSTERY ARTMIRE FLOWERS AUFDEMKAMPE HARDWARE COMPANY PAUL AYLWARD B 8 H AUTO SERVICE, MACK LAURETTA A. BAECHLE MR. 8 MRS. ROMAN BECK BENNETT'S GLENMORE SHELL MR. 8 MRS. JOHN BERGER BERKEMEIER BARBER SHOP BESSE'S PHARMACY BIGNER T.V. INC. BILL l; RALPH'S MEATS BILUS WHITE VILLA GROCERY BLUE ROCK BAKERY BOB 8 DUD'5 -KEN LATTA MR. 8. MRS. WAIN BOLTON BORNTRAGER BROS. ROOFING 8L HEATING BRAVARD FAMILY MR. 8 MRS. lESTER BRUNER, SR. BUDDIES GRILL BUDNA GRILL MR. 8 MRS. WILLIAM BUERGER MR. THOMAS A. BURNS BUSH'S RESTAURANT BUSSE 8 BORGMANN COMPANY TONY CAPPA CAR STOP SERVICE STATION ENDS CARL'S FOOD MARKET MR. 8t MRS. WALTER N. CARROLL CASA LA PIZZA CENTENNIAL SAVINGS 8 LOAN CO. CHEMICAL PUMP 8 EQUIPMENT CORP. CHEVIOT CAFE THOMAS J. CONNERS, ATTORNEY COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF GENE'S PONY KEG COMPLIMENTS OF JOSEPH PRINTING CO. COMPLIMENTS OF KISSEL BROTHERS COMPLIMENTS OF MAPLE LEAF DRIVE-IN COMPLIMENTS OF MR. 8 MRS. R. NAUERT COMPLIMENTS OF BILL NEW, BUILDER COMPLIMENTS OF PINTO BAR COMPLIMENTS OF SAM POPOV COMPLIMENTS OF QUEHL SIGN CO. COMPLIMENTS OF RODA REALTY COMPLIMENTS OF TEDESCO FRUIT MARKET COMPLIMENTS OF VEST 8 BARTELL COMPLIMENTS OF WERK WAY SHELL CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 61 CONGRATULATIONS, THE MCDONALUS CONGRATULATIONS, MR. 8t MRS. F. WEAVER CONGRATULATIONS WEST HILLS NURSING CENTER DAN-DEE POULTRY 8 MEATS MR. 8 MRS. JOHN DECKER DEMING PHARMACY DICK S FOOD SHOP DIEHL FLORAL SHOP MRS. WILLIAM DIESCHBOURG -166- F R DORENE SALON OF BEAUTY MR. 8 MRS. JOHN DORRINGTON MR. 8 MRS. E. DUENHOFT DURANT MANUFACTURING CO. E. J. PAINT 2L WALLPAPER STORE MR. 8 MRS. GEORGE ERNST FAIRMOUNT HARDWARE COMPANY FERGUSON GROCERY GIVE TO CYSTIC FIBROSIS ELMER FINKLER FURNITURE THE FIRESIDE MR. 8 MRS. CHARLES V. FISCHER FLACH'S HARDWARE DR. HARRY H. FOX MR. 8x MRS. EDWIN FRANZ FREY ELECTRIC A FRIEND GABLE ELECTRIC COMPANY MRS. MARY GARGANO GENERAL METAL WORKS GERTH DRY GOODS GILKEY ELECTRIC COMPANY MR. 8 MRS. EDWARD C. GINGERICH DR. ARMANDO GIOVANETTI OPTOMETRlST GLENGATE DELICATESSEN GLENGATE DELICATESSEN CATERING GLENMORE CLEANERS GLENMORE HARDWARE HADER ROOFING $ FURNACE CO. HAERING'S MARKET RICH HAFT CHAS. W. HAGEN, STATE FARM INSURANCE ENDS HARDERT'S PONY KEG E. J. HASEMEIER REALTY HAUBNER BUILDERS HELLER RADIO e; TELEVISION MR. 2; MRS. BUD HERBERT HILLTOP BAIT a HARDWARE JOHN HODAPP SONS w. H. HOEFFER HOFBRAU BAR HOLZHAUSER'S DEPARTMENT STORE L. c. HOMES, INC. HERBERT HUSSONG- PAPER HANGER HUDDLE HUT MR. 3; MRS. LOUIS IONNA, JR. MR. 2; MRS. PAUL ISVOLT THOMAS ITTlG-WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR JACK S FOOD MARKET MR. z; MRS. GEORGE H. JASPERS JAY PRODUCTS CO.hARTIST SUPPLIES JEANNE'S GIFT a: CARD SHOP JENNINGS SYSTEM INC. JIM 2; CHUCK SHOE SERVICE F. A. KAMP FLOORING co. MR. :5 MRS. CLARENCE L. KARL KARLENE'S HAIR STYLING MR. 3 MRS. MICHAEL P. KIEFER MR. RALPH B. KINROSS KLECKNER'S FRIENDLY SERVICE ROLAND E. KLElN- GENERAL CONTRACTOR MR. 8 MRS. PAUL KLEINWAECHTER KLIMPER FIVE z; DIME STORE MR. 8! MRS. JOSEPH E. KRAMER -167- FRI LOU KRONER 8 SONS DRY CLEANERS KRUMMENS MEATS LA BELLE BEAUTY SHOPPE DOLORES LACHMANN LAHNI'S WIP-E-DIP MR. 8 MRS. EDWARD LAMPE L. E. LANGENBAHN INSURANCE AGENCY LILLIE NURSERY MR. 8K MRS, GEORGE H. LOHBECK LUDWIG S SHOE STORES MARMER'S SHOES MARSCHALUS DRY CLEANING MR. CHARLES MARTINI MR. MARTINI - HAIR STYLING MR. 8 MRS. THOMAS MASON MR. 8 MRS. JOSEPH MAYER MEEK'S CANDY SHOP MR. 8 MRS. ED MEENTS MEES BROTHERS, PLASTERING CONTRACTORS STAN MEININGEWS PHARMACY THE MENTRUP'S THE MERCY LEAGUE GEORGE J. MEYER TV SERVICE H. MEYER 8t SONS DAIRY MICHAEL'S FOOD STORE MR. CARL F. MILLER E. MILLER MACHINE COMPANY MOELLERS GRILL MOORMAN'S CAFE MORGENTHAL BROS. PAlNTERS WA 1-1723 MOTHER OF MERCY ALUMNAE HELEN MULLER GOWNS ENDS MR. 8 MRS. ROBERT MURNAN NADLER STORES BILL NEYER, BUILDER MR. 8 MR5. JOHN O KEEFE OSTERKAMPS CATERING MR. 8 MRS. RICHARD OSTERMAN PANARO'S FRUIT MARKET HARRY PIEPMEIER FLORIST WM. F. PLOSS INSURANCE AGENCY ROBERT E. POLLARD QUEBEC PHARMACY MISS HELEN RECK MRS. KATHERINE REICHRATH REUPERT HEATING 8K COOLING REWWER PHARMACY RICHTEWS SUPER SERVICE STATION RIESTER'S TAVERN MSGR. WALTER A. RODDY ROLFES SHOE STORE RONNIE'S BAKERY AL ROSMARIN REALTY ROUGH BROTHERS GREENHOUSE MANUFACTURERS ROY 8 BILL MR. 8 MRS. GEORGE RUDEMILLER THE SANKER BOWLING LANES J. SCHLOEMER, FURNITURE SCHLOMER RECORD 8 TV SHOP MR. 8 MRS. J. SCHNAPP SHRIVER'S DRUG STORE THE SCHULTZ FAMILY AL SCHUSTER INC. -168- FR MR. 8 MRS. M. SEITHEL MR. 8! MRS. C. JOSEPH SHAPPELLE SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY SPADE TRUCKING INC. MR. 8 MRS. ANTHONY STAHLEY ST. BONAVENTURE BOWLING LANES ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST, HARRISON, OHIO ST. JUDE PARISH ST. MARGARET MARY PARISH ST. MARTIN PARISH E. R. STEEL 8 SONS STEVEN'S GROCERY STORE STEVE'S PONY KEG STOELTING'S GULF SERVICE STOR DOR FORWARDING CO. STUMPS BOWLING LANES MR. RAYMOND SUMME MR. 8 MRS. EVERETT SUTHERLAND G. R. TALLMAN 8 ASSOCIATES THEWINGS SERVICE STATION THE TROPICAL AQUARIUM, CHEVIOT TWIN LANTERNS TY'S PONY KEG VOLLRATHS FOOD MARKET MR. 8 MRS. J. VOSS ARTHUR J. WADE ENDS GUS WAGNER'S COCKTAIL LOUNGE MR. 2; MRS. WALTER J. WALSH, JR. WARSAW BAR a BOWLING LANES WEBER z; EVANS FRESH FRUITS z; VEGETABLES MR. 2; MRS. ALFRED WEIGAND CONRAD o. WEITZ, AUDITOR OF CHEVIOT FRANK E. WEISS, BUILDER FRED WEITZEL, FRIEND WESTERN PAINT COMPANY WESTERN PLAZA sor-no WESTERN TILE COMPANY WEST HILL FOOD MKT. WHEELER FlX-IT SERVICE MR. 8 MRS. R. v. WHITE WHITE OAK DELICATESSEN ; WIEBELL JEWELER H. J. WILLIAM ACCOUNTING PAUL J. WIWl HOME BUILDER MR. 8: MRS. ALBERT WOLF EDWARD w. WOLFF PHARMACY WORLD LIBRARY OF SACRED MUSIC NICK WULLENWEBER DOT FOOD STORE JOHN YASS GARAGE RAY ZELLNER, GENERAL CONTRACTOR MR. $ MRS. w. H. ZIEVERINK -169- ; We Salute Past Advisers Sister Mary Ethelreda, R.S.M. DeceasetD Sister Mary Celestine, R.S.M. Sister Mary Jeanne d Arc, R.S.M. -170- Advertising .......................................... 157 Annual Staff .................................... 34-35 Christmas Activity .............................. 139 Christmas Ball .............................. 140-141 C.S.M.C. Mission Day ...................... 136-137 Dramatics Freshman Play .......................... 50 Gold Medalists .......................... 48 Mercy-Elder Play ................ 52-53 Senior Class Play ................ 46-47 Silver Medalists ........................ 49 Sophomore Play ........................ 51 Faculty ................ 16-31 Freshmen Orientation ........................ 135 Glcanings Staff ................................ 36-37 Graduation .................................... 152-153 Introductory Section ........................ 1-13 May Crowning .................................... 151 Mercy Mariners1 Boat Ride ...... 148-149 Music Advent Program .................... 138 Orchestra .............................. 42-43 St. Cecilia Recital .................. 142 GENERAL Personalities Archbishop Karl J. Alter .. 6, 7, 115 Connell, Rev. Thomas ...... 16, 56 Holland, Rev. Frank ................ 68 Keller, Rev. Joseph 17, 6B, 74 Klocker, Rev. Henry J. 56 Lizza, Rev. Carl ................ 17, 20, 68, 107, 120, 141 McCarthy, Monsignor ............ 115 Walsh, Rev. John .................... 137 Presidents Senior ........................................ 102 J unior .......................................... 72 Sophomore ................................ 80 Freshman .................................. 90 Prom ..................................................... 150 Thank You Page ......... 156 Title Page ................................................ 3 World of Action .............................. 32-33 A Capella .................................. 39 Art Club .................................... 38 French Club .............................. 57 Future Teachers ...................... 60 G A.A. ........................................ 61 German Club ............................ 54 Health Careers .......................... 62 Latin ............................................ 53 Library ........................................ 63 - 171 - -7 ...1 7 . A r- -- --- ,, 517., 1.7. INDEX Masque and Gavel .................... 64 Projectionists ............................ 65 Red Cross .................................. 66 S US. .......................................... 67 Sodality ...................................... 68 Spanish ...................................... 59 Student Council ........................ 69 World of Friends ............................ 70-71 J uniors .................................. 72-79 Sophomores .......................... 80-89 F reshmen .............................. 90-99 World of Mercy .......................... 132-133 World of Promise ........................ 100-101 World of Study ................................ 14-15 Subjects Art .............................................. 28 Biology ........................................ 27 Business ...................................... 30 Chemistry .................................. 26 English ........................................ 21 Foods .......................................... 29 Homemaking ........................ 29 Latin .......................................... 24 Mathematics .............................. 23 Music .......................................... 28 Physical Education .................. 31 Physics ................................ 26 Social Studies ............................ 22 Spanish ...................................... 25 Year in Review ............................ 154-155 STUDENT Abacchcrli, Marianne ............ 36, 47, 49, 52, 53, 58, 64. 103 Abel, Barbara ...... . 81, 87, 147 Abel, Patricia Adam, Carol .. Addison, Kathleen . 38, 51, 81, 147 Addison, Mary Ellen .............. 26, 57, 73 Aichele, Barbara .......... 38, 81, 147 Aichele, Roberta 1 Aigner, Christine Albers, Mary .10 .. Allyn Michele ...... Altimari, Lorraine Ann Archibald, Joy ............ Armstrong, Mary Ann Assalone, Mary Rose Aue1,Diane ............. Bachman, Diane . 6. , 69,102, 103,108 118,136 Bacchclc, Roberta, ........ 40,103,129, 131, 152, 153, 155 . 28, 59, 81, 143 . 63, 103 Beglan, Cheryl . Baker, Carol . Barber, Jean Barlage, Carol Ann Barnhorn, Kathleen Barone, Karen Barte1, Judith Bartel, Nancy Barwick, Teresa . Bauersfeld, Chrisune Baumer, Carole A1111 . Beck, Carol .......... Beckman, Jean Beckman, Mary Grace . Behne, Carol ................... Bcisal, Judith Beischel, Marilyn Baiting. Marcia Bellman, Kathleen .. Bender, Darlene .. BengeL Margaret Bennett, Jane ...... Berding. Judith Berger, Judith ..... Berkemeyer, Janet .. Berning, Judith Berning, Marilyn Bernzott, Janet Bernzotl, Joann .. Bertagna, Bever1y Bessler, Jane Betz, Carol Bicknell, Francme Bien, Sherry ......... Bien, Donna Kay ..... 91 Bihn, Mary .10 Birck, Donna 34, 59, 81 Bischof, Katherine ...................... 91,146 Black, Judith 27 65, 104: 108 Blazer, Nancy Blessing, Peggy .. Block, Carole Ann Blum, Anna ..... Bode, Judith . 73 Boehm, Martha .. 2.3, 59, 81 Boelter, Billie Mae 40, 65, 104 Boertlein, Eilene Janlce Boller, Kathryn Louise . BoHinger, Sandra Bonaventura, F ern . Bone, Christine ..... Bonhaus, Joyce . Bonhaus, Patrici Bonkowski, Eileen .. Borgman, Marie Bornlrager, Claire 8055?, Mary Louise Bouck, Bonita Bouck, Joyce . Boudot, Donna ..... Boyle, Mary .10 Brady, Patricia Brady. Susan ........ .. 48, 58 105,116 .......... 59.105 38, 46, 60, 69, 74, 102, 105 Brankamp, Mary Patricia .. Brannu, Joan ..... Braun, Judith Braun, Virginia ...... Bravard, Barbara .. 6, , . 131 152,153 155 131611111 Gail. .30 36 60,104,105 Brennan Patr1cia ....... Bricklcr, Phyllis Louise Brinkman, Barbara 91, 147 Brinkman, Bonnie .. 91 Brockmeier, Lurayne .. 92 Brodbeck, Joyce .. Brodbeck, Lois Broclbeck, Margaret Bruner, Rita ......... Burscher, Joan . Bruser, Kathleen Buchman, Janet Budd, Patricia ..... Budde, Mary Louise .. Bueger, Darlene Buehler. Sharon .. Bunker, Celeste Burnette, Mary Kay ..... Burns, Patricia ........ Busam, Elizabeth Buschc, Mary Hclcn .. Buschle, Carol ..... Buschur, Lynn . Butsnlla, Barbara . Buttelwerth, June .. Byrns, Donna Lee Byrns, Kathleen Caminiti, Nancy Canning, Gayle Carrico, Constance .. Carrigan, Kathleen Carrol, Donna ....... Carrol, Michelle Carter, Bonnie .. Carter, Connie Casey, Janice Casey, Nancy Cassiere, Janis . Clasgens, Donna . Clayton, Sue ......... Cody, Susan ......... Collins, Eileen . Conins, 1113113166 . Collins. Pamela Cook, Barbara .. Cook, Beatrice .. Cook, Winnie . Coonen, Ruth Cope, Frances Cramer, Victoria . Cristofoli, Diana . Crowe, Catherine . Cunningham, Gayle . 59.105.170 .23,81,147 ................ 92 ..... 46. 53 64, 73 23, 24, 43 81 Daum, Joyce ..... 40. 46, 59,107 Dauwe, Loretta 23, 27, 37, 82 Davis, Mary Kathleen ............ 43, 81: 82 -172- Decker, Suzanne 107, 155 DeCuurcy, Marianne .................... 82. 147 DeCurtins, Kathleen . 22. 41. 64. 107 Deering, Stephanie .......... 13, 30, 42, 43, 107, 113 DeGuire, Cora ..... Dehler, Rita ...... Denier, Carole .. DiCiero, Frances. DiCiero Mary ....... Dickman, Juanita Diersing, Helen Rose Diersing, Sharon Dietrich, Joan Dietrich, Jo Ann . Dillon, Patricia Distler, Carol Ann . Diltgen, Janice DiToro, Dolores Doepker, Mary Sue Doerger, Kathleen ..... 44, 47, .53, 64, 108 Doerger, Mary Ann .82 Doering, Diane ..... Donnellon Karen Donohue, Patricia Donovan, Kathleen Doogan, Julia Doolin, Patricia Dorrington, Lynda Dowers, Patricia . Doyle, Teresa Dragen, Marilyn Drees, Marlene Dreiss, Donna.. Duenhoff,Eliza11eth Ann. 3 Duenhoft, Janet 59,109 137,144 170 DuEy, Mary Ann . .. 44, 64,109, 123 Dumont, Suzanne . 37, 74. 82, 149 Dunlap, Janet ..... 82 Dunnett, Jacqueline . 82 Dupps, Diane .. Duwel. Marlene Early, Mary Ann . Egan, Barbara . Egner, Lynne . 5le, Karen Eiscnecher, Nancy Elfers, Patricia Elfers. Mary Louise Ellis. Barbara .92 Emmerick, Ar1yn , . 92 Emmorick, Kathleen 74 Engelhardt, Joyce Enderle, Gertrude 7 E11ge1ke, Patricia . .109 Engler, Marlene Engler, Maxine .51, 52 Erh, Beverly .. .. 109 Erb, Cheryl ..... 56, 82 Enghause-r, Many . 74,149 Engst, Jean ........... 74, 148 Ernst, Mary Claire . ......... 109 641, 69, Espelage, Caro1yn Everhart, Roberta Evcslage, Nancy Fariello, Barbara .10 Feist, Sylvia ............. Feldkamp, Constance . Feldkamp, Mary Feldman, Barbara. Feldman. Mary Felix, Gayle. .36 52 60, 64. 73, 110 Feller, Jean .. 82. 84, 91 Feller, .on ..... 41 61,110 Fcrncding, Earlene . 92 Fiedelday, Virginia Fieler, Marian ..... . 81, 90, 92, 147 Fischer, Carol .61, 74, 75, 79 Fischer, Carol Ann .110, 170 Fischer. Charlene Fischer, Jan Helen ........ 74 Fisher, Marcia ......... 60,74,136 Fisher, Mary Dolores .. .. 108,111, 136, 144 Fitzpatrick, Janice .. 62,83,147 Fitzpatrick, Joyce 37, 83 Flaherty, Mary Ann 111, 113,170 Flaherty, Sharon Flanigan, Gail Ann 60,104.108,111 Florimonte, Anna Marie . 9 Fluttman, Katherine .......... Flynn, Joanna Foertsch. Phyllis ..... 62, 79, 111,146 anehnan, Barbara ..... 107 111 Fogelman, Eileen Folzenlogen, Susan Fox, Mary Ann Francis, Diane .. Francisco, Joyce 79,111,137 Franks, Carol ................................ 83,146 Frederick, Katherine . . 63, 81. 83, 147 FI'ELIWESI, Sherron .. 3 Frerick, Mary Ann . Frey. Janet Frey, Mary Joan .. Frey, Norma ..... Friedrick, Anne Froschauer, Mary Ann .......... 38, 39, 43 74,146 Froschauer, Susan ...... Gallagher, Patricia . CaHagher, Peggy . Gallagher, Kathleen Gallo, Judith ......... Calvin, Suzanne Gamhetta, Margaret ,. Gartner, Gloria Gartncr, Joanne Gartner, Linda .. Cehrich, Nancy Cellenbeck, Donna . Genske, Gabriella Cerding, Geraldine Giallongo, Patricia Gibson, Arlene ..... Ci11man, Donna Gilmore, Patricia . Ginter, Nancy Cipperich, EiIeen . Cuefft..10yce ............ 1merte111oelleLJUdith.. . 75, 149 Goctz,Car01 .................. 65,104,112,137 Goetz, Mary Catherine . Gold, Mary Ann Graf, Beverly Gramke, Diane . Cram, Linda ......... Grater, Kathleen Ann Green, Carolyn . Gwen, 1311116116 Green, Bonnie ..... Greiner, Geraldine . 112, 124, 153 .. 46, 112 . 36,41,112,170 ......... 83 . 75,149 .. 43, 48, 60, 75 54,112 STUDENT INDEX Creiner, Mary Jo 22. 28, 51, 66, 83 Creis, Judith ......... .75 Greulich. .10 Ann . 83 Crieco, Geraldine . 48, 64, 76, 149 Crieshop, Pauline Crimes, Janet Grogan, Mary Grupenhoff, Claire Cuilfoyle, Mary Janet . Habig, Barbara ......... .1 93 Hagemann, Sharon 112 Hagen, Kathleen ..... 93 Haig, Donna ..... Haley, Judith . 50, 97,131,146,153 Hall,Jur1ith ....................... 93,146 Hall, Mary Lou . 45,64 72, 75 Hall, Phyllis .. ................... 75 H311, Sheila 21 81,83,146 Hallelt, Barbar Haneberg, Rita ..... 93 Hardewig, Patricia . 93 Harding, Judith 83, 146 Harland, Jan Marie . ........ 75 Harris, Diane ....... 75,149 Harrison, Patricia ................................ 93 Harvey, Patricia Hase, Carol ........ . 83 Haas, Kathleen .. 93 Hatke, Anna Mae . 83, 146 Hatting, Mary Ann 54, 61, 75 Hauck, Cheryl .................... 75 Hausman, Sharon 56, 58, 60, 64,75,136 Heffron, Charlene 93 Heid, Charlene .. 83 Heidorn, Susan 83, 146 Heim, Ar1ene . Heim, Susan ...... Heineman, Nancy Helmes, Susan ..... 93 Hemsath. Francine .. 50, 93, 146 Hemsalh. Suzanne 60, 104, 112 Hemsteger, Ann .. 84, 146 Henningin, Sharon . ............ 94 Herbert, Beverly .. Herr, Mary Jo .. Herzog, Diane Heyl. Lois Hill, Marcx Hines, Patrima . Hischemiller, Susan ................... 94 Hizer, Jnan ....... 112 Hoberg, Janice .. 24, 94 Hock, Louise Hoenemeyer, Ruth Heeling, Joan Hoetker, Deanna .. .. . , 72,75,146 Honan, Marguerite Hofman, Carol Jean H011, Kathleen ..... Holtgrefe, Victoria .. Holzschuh, Mary Catherine 60, 65. 75 Honningford, Sandra ............ 94 Honningford, Nancy .. . 61,84,146 Hosford, Mary Ann ............ 84 7113 Huisman, Diane ....... 65 113, 155 Huimik. Ruth Ann ........ 94 Hunzeker, Mary Beth 22,811- Hunzeker, Jeanne .............. 41, 47 60, 63, 113,144 Huseman, Mary .................. 39, 62, 79, 87, 113, 146 -1732 6Korte, Wilma Hussong, Darlene ..... Huster, Sharon .. Hyle, Rita .......... Inderhees, Jeanne Ireland, Barbara .. Ireland, Marilyn lsvolt, Judith ..... Jackson, Pamela Jacobs, Annette ...... 114,136,155 59, 61,69,102, 114, 136 Jarman, Jacqueline Lee ,75 Jaspers, Marilyn 107,114 Jedding, Nancy 13, 35, 108, 114, 170 Jesse, Patricia .. 28, 37, 59, 84 Johns, Sharon Johnson, Donna Johnson, Helen .. Joles, Kathryn .. Jones, Donna ...... Juengling, Geraldine Jungkunz, Geraldine Kabbes, Janet ........... Kammer, Mary 10 Kar1,Anne .......... 45,60, 64. 114,116,144 Kartye, Theresa Karwisch Arlene .. Kathman, Marilyn Kathmann, Clare .. Kaufman, Jean ...... Keegan, Geraldine Keller, Karol Kay Keller, Mary Lee .. Kelsch, Mary Kesse, Virginia .. Kidder, Judith .. Kidder, Karen Killinger, Diane King, Margaret Kinross, Marcia Kinross, Nancy .. Kinsler, Patricia Kirchner, Donna ..... Kirstein, Carol ...................... 39, 60, 63, 108,115,146 Kist, Rita ............ Kleinc, Judith Kleinwaechter, Carol. Klett, hlary ............ 38, 62, 64, 73,79,115 K101m,, C3101 .......... .38, 76 Klosterman, Joanne . ...... 115 Klosterman, Ruth . ,84, 154 Klusman, Paula .. 61,94 Knapp, Diane ........ 76 Knapp, LaVPrne Kneer, Peggy Ann 41, 116, 170 9. 23, 59, 34 Knepfie, Roberta . 26, 63, 76 Koch, Carol .................. 73, 76 Koch, Jane ........ 108,116,137,138 Koch, Judith .. 25, 81, 94, 135 Koch, Kathleen .. 137 Koenig, Margaret ..... KoepHe, Rosemary Jean Kulks, Cal'01e Kolks, Mary ...... Kolks, Ruth Konrad, Martha Kopp, Rita Koren, Jane, Korfhagen, Mary Grace ...... 7, 39 47, 62, 79 115,116.146,170 Korte, Mary Beth. .. 35,113,117 .,116 118,151 11 Kovacs, Sharon .. . Kramer, Ann Kramer, Connie STUDENT Kramer, Donna Kramer, Dorothy .. Krebs, Dianne Kroeger, Karen Kroeger, Mary Jo .. Kryznawek, Patricia Kuchenbuch, Karen Kurtz, Mary .......... Kriemer, Joan .. Kreinest, Patricia Labmeier, Carolyn Lachmann, Dolores . .107,136 LaHin, Karen ........ .76 Lahrman, Judith 76 Lambert, Rita .38, 59,85 Lameier, Dianne LaMott, Judith .. 59, 85 Lamps, Elaine .. , , 155, 170 Lampe, Teresa ............. 117,135 Lampert, Sharon Ann . ....... 76 Lamping, Mary Louise Landy, Patricia ....... Langenhahn, Judith Lanzarotta, Paula .. Landewehr. Leah 11 Larsh, Belly Ann .. Laub, Monica ........ Laubernds, Madonna . Lauterwasser, Nancy Leonard. Linda ...... Licht, Antoinette .. 117 .. 30,108,117 94,113, 137 85, 147 . 92,95 85 . 34,103,117,154 . 60 64 76 u 39 40 76 Liuhtmann, Charlene 95 Lichtmann, Maria 85,146 Licdhegner, Judith . 85,146 Liesgang. Joyce 12,118,155 Lind, Mar'galetu ........... 89 111111111110, Ann .. 113, 118 Link, Patricia ............ 2, 10, 63, 108,118 Littner, Eileen .. 1.18,1.35 Loch, Vivian ....... 95 Loesch, Mary . 441,118 Lohbeck, Sue . Lohman, Marlene Losacker. Joan .. Lower, Linda Lowstuter, Patricia . Ludwig, Cynlhia Ludwig, Lois ................. 95 Luensman, Margaret . 95, 146 Luhn, Virginia .. 25 95,137 Luune, Anita Lutterhei, Gloria Lynch, KathIeen . Lynn, Arlene .......... McCarthy, Marilyn McCoy, Monica McDona1d,Ma1y A1111 . McElroy,L1nda ........ McGowan, Mary Ann . McCrath, Kathleen ......... McGrath, Mary Ann McHugh, 111123116111 .. McKeon, Charlene McLaughlin, Maureen 46 55 McMahon, Barbara McNamee, Donna McSorley, Margaret .. Maifeld, Evelyn ..... Maifield, Kathleen . Maloney, 1.011121 . Manz, Marian ......... INDEX Marshall, Ellen Martin, Dorothy Martin, Mary Jo Martini, Arlene Mason, Dianne .. Massa, Kath1een Mastruserio, Ida Mattis, Maureen May, Marlene 111ayer,Mary Louise 1 Medeweller, Edna ......... 38, 62. 87, 119 Mecnts, Kathleen.. .119,155 Mees, Marilyn .. 119,155 Meiners, Elaine 24, 95, 134, 146 Menninger, Joyce .. .. 95,134 Mentrup, Joyce Merkhofer, Jean Mary ........ 95,134 137 Merkle, Nancy Metzler, Mary . Meyer, Linda Meyer, Carole Ann Meyer, Jerilyn 87 7 149 Meyer, Karen . 120,136,155 170 Meyer, Mary ....... 81 95, 146 . 61, 74. 77,148 . 36, 44. 64, 120 .................. 95 .. 41, 42, 43, 48, 116, 120,135 Middendorf. Anne .. 42,43,120,136,170 Miller, Carol . .120, 170 Miller Joan ..... Miller,Kath1ee 11'11 1191,111113 Mae Miller, Norine 1111115, Mary Jane Mink, Virginia Minnich, Georgia MisnheH, Mary Mitchell, Carol ...... Mitchell, Virginia Mitche11, Victoria .. Mueller, Sally Molengraft, Linda Monahan, Patricia Monnig, Janice Monnig, Susan Mooney, Julie 64. 08, 121,152 153 Meyer, Nancy Jane- Meyers, Elaine Mezger, J anet ..... Miceli, Rose Mane Moore, Mary Lee ...... .. 59, 85 Moorman, Barbara .31, 83 85.136 Moorman, Claire . .96 Moorman, Sandra . 86 Moors. Carolyn 38 77 149 Moran, Barbara . ............ 121 Moran, Margaret 2 61, 90,96 Moran, Patricia .............. 40, 121 Moriconi, Karmeen .......... 38, 51, 59, 80, 86, 143 Muckenfuss, Carol ....... .. 59, 86 Mueller, Mary Carol.. 921, 86 M1111inix, Judith . 6,147 Myers, Phy1lis 41, 61, 65, 77, 149 Myers, Sharon ..... 96,135 Nauert, Dianne 121, 155 Nead, Kath1een 80, 86 . NEihPiSEl, Bunita 90,96 Neiheisel, Elaine ........ 121 Neiheisel, Judith .. 86,147 Neiheisel, Mary Bet ...... 72 Nelson, Judith ,. 86,136 Neu, A1168 10, 121, 152,153 Neu, Betty .. ............. 90,96, 146 - 174 - Neu, Lois ....... Neyer. Janice . - 81,86,147 93 96 Nichling, Sherry 121 Nickel, Kathleen .. .121. 153 Niehaus, Jerilyn .. .62, 96 NiehoII Mary Lou 63, 96,113 Nieman, Shirley 36, 45, 46, 49,52,6U,64, 1 , 149,150,151 Nienaber, Barbara ....... . 122 Nienaber, Mary Cecilia , 75 Niklas, 1112113110 .. .96 Noehring, lht-resa ............................. Nordman, Carol. .45, 49, 64. 122 Noth, Judith .40 77 Nylen, Frances 122 NaegelF, Karen 96 Nash, Terri ..... 96,113.136 26.39.122 146 . 43,59,80,81,86 O1Connor, Mary . 01Connor, Rita Oehler, Patricia . 01Kerfe, Patricia .. Olding. Betty Jane Ornella, Rita ....... Osborn, Donna Osborn, Jane Oslerhaues, 1.1111121 Osterman, JoAnne Ottke, Marilyn ...... Overbeck. Marlene Owens, Elizabeth ...... . . Owens, Mary Ann . . 25, 96 Paul, Jacqueline Paxton, Judith Pennekmnp, Sharon .. . 43, 96 Pcrrino, Mary Ann 77 Petit, Penelope 86 143 P811111, Bonita ..... 96 Pincula, Sandra . 86 ,,,,,, 41,44,4i 49,63,64,123 Plageman, Susan Podnin, Jennifer Powe11,Co1leen ...... 1 49,53, 61, 64, 108, 123, 136,151 Price,1udith.. Prinzo, Joyce.. Rack, Dianne .. 11211161, Carolyn Ramsey, Ceraldin Rapien, Anita. Ratermann, Donna . Ratermann, Mary Sue . Rebel, Barbara .......... Redmond, Mary Beth Reecc, Sandra ....... Reichrath, Brigitt Reifenberger, Mary Patncm. Reilly, Kathleen ........ Reiskamp, Loraine . Reisz, Marilyn Rennekamp, Caro RentschIer, Joyce Rettig, Rosemary Reupert, Christine . Richter, Jacqueline Rickert, Susan Riedinger, Constance Riehle, Bonita Richle. Mary Ann . Rienerman, Nancy. Riestenberg, Nancy Rica, Cheryl. Riser, Nancy , Ritter, Ruth .28. 59 86,143 50, 92, 93 96 Rizzo, Barbara ...... Robb. Carolyn ...... Robbe, Mary Ruth Roberto, Jo Ann Robinson, Charlene . Robinson, Diane Robinson, Linda Roedersheimer. Mary Lou Readersheimer, SHE Roehing. Lois Ann . Rohe. Maureen .. Rogg. Ardith Rollinger. Jeannette Romito, Eileen .. Roth. Theresa Rothan. Donna .. Roudebush, Constance ...... R11d9111iller.Margaret ............ 40,76,124 Ruebusch Jean Elizabeth Ruether, Joan ........ Ruoff. Barbara .. Busch. Lynn Mary Sabers. Kathleen .. Sailor. Rosalie Salatin. Jean Sandman, Jane E 124 Jet 1 5311811. Genm'a ........... Sauer. Marianne Scahill. Maureen Scales, Joyce Scalise, Martha .. 3.9 63 104,125,146 . 27. 47,107,125 Schaefer, Monica .. .............. 87 Schaefer, Teresa 37. 63. 87 50118111, Mary Jo . 97, 98 Schaible, Kathryn ....... 87 Schell, Jane Catherine 81, 87, 146 Schell. Jane Elizabeth .......... 35, 55, 56, 87. 154 Schell. Patricia ........................ . 24, 97 Schellenberger, Shannon Schibi, Dorothy Schibi, Martha .. 33, 61, 37, 134, 136 Schibi, Sandra Mane ....................... 78 Schlarmann, Margaret Suhluss, Barbara ...... Schlueter, Janice .. Schmidt, Ada Lee Schmidt, Catherine Ann . Schmidt, Joyce Ann 317111111711, Yvonne .. Schnapp. Carol. Schnapp, Catherihe .. Schneider, Gail ........ Schneider, Susan ............ 2, 4, 125,126,134,155 Schneller Barbara Schoenling. Linda Schoenwetter, Sue ....... 59 901101111011, Sue ...... 125, 155 50110116, Patricia .. .............. 97 Schram, Carol Joan .. ........... 78 Schramm, Martha 83,87 Schroeder, Jacqueline . 97. 146 Schroeder, Jeanette .. 97, 146 Schroeder, Linda .. 78 Schroeder, Nancy 43 59, 87 Schubeler. Gail ...... Schuerman, Barbara . Schultz, Anna Marie Schultz, Darlene Schultz, Kathryn 87 Schultz, Marie 97 Schumacher, Mary Virginia 23, 59, 87 STUDENT 26. 54. 104, 108,125 .. 47. 53, 64. 73, 125 Schumacher. Merle .. Schwab. Janet Schwab, Joan 97 Schwartz, Jane! 44, 125 Schwartz, Joan 97 Schweitzer, Mary Lee . 37 Schwienlin. Diane 47, 59 120, 126 Sciarra. Joyce 97 Seger, Dorothy .. 62, 90, 97 Seithel, Chris .................. 47,59,120, 126, 134-, 137 Seithel. Kathleen ...... 39, 66, 78, 146, 149 Seitz, Bonita ...................... 44, 46, 59. 61,64,108.126 Seitz;Carolyn Seitz, Janet ..... Shackelford. Priscilla . Shaw, Carol ............. Sinner. Mary Ann Smith. Roberta ,. Soell, Claudia . Sohmer, Sue Solomon, Janet Spicer. Patricia Spieser. Eileen Mary Spitzmiller. Helen Spitzmiller, Theresa Splain, Kathleen ..... 98, 148 Stahley. Charlene .............. 78 Stahley, Sherry .. 31, 127, 143 Stalev. Kathleen Staigl, Mary Louise . Stavermann, Constance Stead Charlotte Slee1.Sandra ..... 44, 45, 46, 47 49, :12. 64 104, 108,127,137 Steiger. Barbara ...... Stciger. Joanne .......... Steinbeck, Jacqueline . Steinmetz, Joyce .. Stenger, Barbara Stertz, Linda ....... Stevens, Audrey . Stinson, Bobbie . Stock, C3101 ....... Stneckm, Virginia Stall. Theresa . Stoll, Virginia Strasser, Joyce ...... Slreicher, Jean Ann Strcicher, Jay Strict, Diana Streit, Janice . Sucher, Joyce Suddendorf, Vera Sullivan, Judith Sullivan, Mary Carol Sullivan, Patricia .. Summe, Joyce ...... Sundrrman, CharIotte . Sunderman, Joan .. . Sutterland. Donna Sutter, Patricia . Swartz, Joan ....... Sweeney, Margaret Tatman, Charlene Taulbee, Suzanne .. Taylor, Donna Tea1, Betty L011 . Teeler, Beverly Trlgkamp, Jo Ann Tenoever, Judith .. Tenoever, Margaret .. Tenoever, Patricia ....... 124 127 26 46 127 59 63 87 -- 175 -, INDEX Tensi. Marinn Thinnes, Elizabeth Thinnes, Geraldine .. 87 Thinnes, Kathleen 128 Thinnes, Ruth Ann Thompson, Carole 62, 64, 78, 79 Thompson, Sandra .. 51.87, 88 Tierney, Kathleen 43, 88 Tillman, Charlotte 79 Titla, Joyce ............ Torbeck, Barbara Torbeck. Lois ........ Trageser, Margaret 8.8 Trefzger, Rosemary .. 88 Tripamer. Marie . 128 Tusch, Cheryl Ann 79 Tyson, Patricia Umberg, Ann . Uth-rg, Kay . Urban. Barbara . Ungru, Marlene Valentine, Angela Louise Valvano, Diane Van, Jane . Vanderyt Margaret ...... Van Holte, Barbara.. Velkoff, Marv Helen ....... 88 Vitt, Mary E11611 Vogel, Mary Ann Voellmecke, Sue . V012, Geraldine Vnss, Ann Voss, Bonnie Voss, Kathleen .. 45. 3,2 .56, 64, 69,102, 128, 136 149,150 Voss, Margaret ....... .,53 64,79,149 Wanhter, Nancy ........... 8. 46 W'ade, Diane ..... 23,98,137 147 Wagner, Jeanne . 51, 88 Wagner, Joyce 20,129 Wagner, Nancy . 129,136 Walsh, Joanne .40, 129, 155 Walsh, Patricia . 40, 79 Walter, Marv Kay . .......... 79 Walters, Judith W'andslrat, Marilyn .. Wanstrath, Janice Ward, Nancy ..... 98 Weaver, Diane Weber, Patricia . Weber, Rila.. Wedding. Mari1y11 . Wedig. Marcellene . Weibel, Sandra ............. 88 Weigand. .10 Ann . 129,136 W611, Rita ,138. 129,135 Weinkam, Marv Kay 59:108,130,137 Weisbrod, Judith .......... 88 Weitz, Angela .. 67. 79 Writz. TPresa .. 41,130 Welge, Helen . 35, 51, 55, 88 Welling, Pame1a . ........ 38. 88 Wenslrup, Ruth . 79, 90, 98 Werle. Mary Weslerkamp, Constance .. W'etta, Bettv A1111 White, Judith White, Mary Patricia . 34. 108, 130, 140, 145, 170 79 .. 98 99 .37, 63, 88 88 Whitron, Marianne .. W'idmer. Georgian . Wied, Diane ....... Wiegel, Lois Ann Wieman, Deanna -7- ,7- wa--v ,.ag,,.8-.v-.v...w .. ,, ,7 74. , h. Wild, Michele ....... Wilken, Susan .. Wilkcns, Jo Ann ..... Wilkymacky, Geraldine Willbaum, Eva ............. Willen, Mary Ann Willenbrink, Donna . Willenbrink, Gayle . Williams, Diana Wilming, Mary Wilms, Bernadette Wingert, Violet .. Winkler, Barbara Wirthwine, Marsha STUDENT . Witsken, Joan . 130 Willrock, Carol 88 Wittrock, Doris 99 Wittrock, Jean , . 57, 79 Wiwi, Carolyn . . 90, 99 Woessner, Judith 7 88 Wolf, Jane ......... 99 Wolfram, Irma . Wise, Ann ............. 54, 108, 130, 150, 170 Zieverink, Sara 24, 96, 99 Wood, Eileen ............. 99 ............... 88 Woodruff, Jacquelyn . 39, 59, 72, 79, 146 Woosley, Judith ...... 56, 59, 88 Wuersig, Kathleen .. ................. 130 Wuest. Kathleen INDEX ............................. 99 Wurzelhacker, Ann 39, 48, 79, 142, 149 Yeazell, Gajl . 99 Young, Gayle ...... 83 Younghans, Carol 79 Yunger, Judith ........ 88 Zachman, Sheridan 79 Zahn, Nancy ............ ..... 56 88 Zcrhusen, Armella .. Zimpleman, Mary Cgiherine Zuckerberg, Melody ..... Zwissler, Joan ................. :35, 99 .. 31, 35, 99 1;! .1 43M 7 , 4 .2 11' , ' 17 h'mcqa'olddc ., '1 agfggr 7 are. 9 t. a , duty, , '9 $4.?Efzra 734.4 , S , 9 .1 v ' A war ,c'wzlgay, 99584.; ,x W $228ch 77 , x 6 7,7 j u w AUTOGRAPHS 7 c1194: .95..le 111