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

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1962 volume:

Cincinnati, Oh XXXXXXXXXXXX Contents ACADEMICS ...................... 14 EDITOR: CO-EDITOR Joan Witsken Jane E. Schell SENIORS ................ 32 ACTIVITIES ........ . . . . . . . . ........ 58 YEAR IN REVIEW ................ 130 SPONSORS ........... . ........ . . . . 56 K ,M 9 ,Cfihm . aguuimg lurid - ,4. lmxvhzm v 11 H ,N. 5w POPE JOHN XXIII PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY We the students of Mother of Mercy High School take great pride in dedicating this yearbook to Pope John XXIII in whose hands lies the endless task of guarding our spiritual welfare and to whom we look for guidance through the trials and tribulations in our struggle for eternal happiness . . . and to President John F. Kennedy, who bears bravely the burden of protecting our country and its citizens against the evils of today, and whose undying efforts for peace and the common good exemplify the true christian spirit. To these two great Catholic dignitaries we wish to express our deep gratitude, and to honor their noble efforts with this volume, the i962 MERCYWOOD. $?sz 2.3 Relaxation, Co-operation Fun in the Sun 12 O Spiritual GUI es and Friends FATHER CARL UZZA Senior Religion FATHER STEPHEN CALME Chaplain Junior Religion Counselors Advise Mercians Sister Mary Agnes, R.S.M. is the capable principal of Mo1her of Mercy High School. Her task is 10 direct and supervise scholastic and administrative endeavors necessary for sound high school education. Interest has not only been given to academic phases of school 17 life, but also to the many exfro-curricular activities which contribute so much to development of students. Sister Mary Joan, R.S.M., Superior and principal of the Mother of Mercy Academy is dedicated to education according to principles of sound Catholic philosophy. Sister Mary Euphrasia, R.S.M., takes a moment out from her iob as treasurer and bookkeeper of M.M.H. fo smile for the photographer. Sister Mary Adele, R.S.M., our school librarian, looks through her file box in an ahempf to discover a clue to the misplaced book. 18 Sister Mary Carlos, R.S.M., seems quite amused u? Dorfhy's antics in fhe Wizard of 02A Perhaps fhis will be used as her next play. Culture Creates Interest x ' . No, '5 not Lawrence Welk or Mitch Miller; it's Mr. Graf who is 'l'hm's the right note, replies Sister Mary Aloyse, R.S.M., music . directing fhe Glee Club and the orchestra in their first number. and history instructor, ?0 Donna Gillenbeck who :onfinues '10 play Tea for fwo and doughnufs fool remarks Miss Puiskamp, a feacher of Freshmen and Sophomore dramafic ad and English, to Miss Barren who keeps busy with World History and English classes. CoFfee breaks help boost their morales in ihe in-between hour of the morning's hectic classes. Sister Mary Seraphia, R.S.M., follows the ritual as Freshman Religion student, Judy Binn, informally administers the Sacrament of Baptism. ! Linda Mauer and Lynn Castellini participate with Judy by acting as sponsors. The Freshmen Religion course also includes a study of the church year. t . God - Our Goal Cultivation of sound Catholic principles guarantees success in the future. The daily classes in religion provide the knowledge needed for this Iife-long quest. Recognizing the fact that the road to eternal life is often beset with many obstacles, each girl realizes that she must have a definite plan in order to reach her goal. She, therefore, strives constantly to apply what she has learned through this course to her daily life. When she reaches the point where religion is no longer an isolated, pious term but rather something quite practical, she can apply it to every phase of her life. Religion plays the leading role in giving dignity, direction, and a purpose to her existence. Mrs. V. Boeskin often uses the Catholic Biblical Encyclopedic to prepare the necessary material for her coming Religion classest 20 Literature Is Life HPuII the trigger iust for fun, quip: Miss J. Brunsman to Miss K. Devine. These marksman are shurp-shooters in English, too! 21 All the world is a stage and every man plays c: part. Mercy's English department fulfills its obligation in the training of each student through these five main obiectives: to fully understand the English language, to become well versed in the the techniques of speech, to broaden the cultural background, to help develop an intellectual maturity, and to sharpen that sense of critical appreciation concerning literary creations. Fa- miliarizing themselves with English grammar rules - most dimcult to learn, and acquiring keen interest in many different types of authors and their works, is part of a Mercian's extensive liberal education. looking up information in Marcy's library isn't hard at all. Here Sheila Kusfner searches diligently for material needed for class. Jusf remember your lines, girls, cauiions Diane Dobbs fo Elaine Werner, Carol Kriemer, Peggy Kleinmeyer, Peggy Rebel, Ginny Zenz, and Paula Beyersdorfe. These girls participate in the educational enferiainmenf for a Latin meefing concerning drama in Greek and Roman Mythology. Hold it and smile, remarks Sisfer Mary Julian R.S.M., Yo Judy Gallo and Karen Eilers who pause momentarily from .rewinding the lape recorder in Spanish class to pose for a candid shof. Sister Julian is an accomplished linguist of Spanish and French, and also moderator of MERCYWOOD. I ; , 4 i 22 Puellae, Modemoiselles and Senoritas - Listen and you will hear - ts that the UN. in session? . . . No, only voices in unison drifting through the halls from the language department. In the classes of either Latin, Spanish or French, the girls learn the fundamentals of the language, the native cultures and customs, and the historical background which affects the people of the country. The role of foreign languages as a means of communication with other peoples has received the tremendous task of increasing friendly relationships among nations. Mercicns are ready to fill this need. Like this? asks Sister Mary Elise, R.S.M., as Charlene Lichtmcnn displays a poster of Roman Mythology to one of the Latin classes. Parlez-vous Francois? Do you speak French? Cora DeGuire, Cheryl Hauck, Sue Heim and Jean Sulutin agree wthe-heartedly with Miss Martino that learning French with the help of records is fun and easy. Besides French, Miss Martino also teaches Spanish and English to Mercy Students. 23 Mercians Learn Democracy Can't recall c: date in history? Wondering about that law passed recently? Ask girls taking either history or Problems of Democracy. You'll f'md that they have learned much of world events - past and present. The sophomores study highlights of the centuries, while the juniors delve into the history of their country. Pondering over today's problems and current events are the seniors. In each class you can find c1 spirit of interest and a sincere concern for all humanity. Now, when did you say the War of 1812 was fought??? Christopher Columbus discovered America but Judy Beisil discovers Africa, while Paula Klusman intensively observes the discovery. Mrs. Gusweiler and Miss Bonekamp look over a chart on Political and Economic Rights while discussing plans for their future classes. 24 Speed reading is a skill being practiced by Angela Valentine. Her instructor, Sister M. Protase, R.S.M., has ample skill in this field. Unknowns Fascinate Us ; Redangular or square? Sister Mary Dismas, R.S.M., presents the problem to her geomefry studenfs. The responses cause her smile. Doris Schaub, a nudeni in distress, seeks the help of Sisfer Mary Henrietta, R.S.M., while Margaret Roeffker attempts her own work. I w With a ruler and compass us pick and shovel Mercy's Moth s1uclents set 0m to investigaie the science of numbers. This unknown fascinates them. Moih opens their eyes 1-0 fields beyond perception. The frequent drills practiced in geometry, advanced algebra, and trigonometry help 1hem fo unriddle difficult problems and, more importam, furnishes 1raining in reasoning and logic. Forward march! by pushing aside menfal blocks of unknown x's and y's and by applying many theories of calculus students discover unlimited horizons of whose rainbow's end lies a depth of Truth. Many hands make Iighf work for Cheryl GambeHa and lindu Wessels. They plot a point on their graph construded in algebra. 25 ma If fakes the teamwork of Carolyn Moors and Carol Meyer to measure fhe liquid in the tube for this experiment in chemistry. 26 Science Intrigues Students Geometry can be fun! snickers Sisfer Mary Francine, R.S.M. Paf Lowsfufer and Joanne Bernszoff dizzily agree. Sister rounds ouf her teaching program wifh general science, English and literafure. Listen please! says Sisfer M. Edwikq, -R.$.M., physics insfrudorl as she displays fhe defledion of u cavhddggray tube by a magnet. Biology instructor Sister Mary Joseph, R,SM., makes use of several types of equipment in explaining the different parts of a flower. 27 Carol Inderhees searches for some microscopic flora and fauna. The microscope is an important part of the biology lab equipment. Why does radium glow? What is photosynthesis? . . . Are comets really telling stars or are they mete- ors? . . . Classes in general science, physics, chemistry and biology will answer any scientific question the girls may have. These fields suggest worthwhile proi- ects guaranteed to satisfy that uncecsing yearning for a complete comprehension of the principles of science. Through these informative subiects, they acquire an understanding of the environment in which they live, a knowledge of God's design in nature, and the goals for which the earnest scientist must always strive. Look, it's working, remarks Debbie Schiuch to M. J. Meyers and P. Dunigan but they are interested in their own experiments. 28 A dab of paint, a brush, an easel and lots of talent go a long way to make Jerilyn Meyer a flourishing and successful artist. Sister Mary Sharon, R.S.M., art instructor, smiles happily us she carefully and eagerly begins working on her latest masterpiece. Paris doesn't know what it's missing! These future art- ists constantly study and apply the techniques of fine art. They create from their imagination new and vivid figures of all sizes and shapes. They do not re- strict their endeavors to sketching and painting, but they work in difterenf media, such as in plaster, mosaic and Finger painting. A study of art reflects a much better understanding of the cultural aspects of life and a realization of the beauties of nature, whether it be a dead maple tree, a flowering shrub, a newly plowed field, or snow lying on the ground. Nature is the subiect of Barbara Hogan's art proiect. Susan Heim stops her work to cast an admiring glance on Barbara's painting. Are Mom's meals becoming repefitious? Are socks yet undarned and blouses still but1onless? Magic - Students in Home Ec turn simple foods into meals of interest and delight. La1esf creaiions ore fashioned info frocks with eye appeal. Feed baby, bathe baby and pass baby - Opera1ion Child Care - Tips and tricks acquired in Christian Family Living classes will be practiced by Mercy's skilled homemakers of tomorrow. Functions and basic requirements of human bodies are brought 10 the attention of freshmen and sophomores in health classes, - a newcomer at M.M.H. this year. While you prepare the punch, girls, I'll get the ice cubes ready. Miss Judith Kipp, home economics 1eacher, is new at Mercy. Health and Happiness Nurtured Sister Mary Pauleffe, R.S.M., health teacher, puts on her best hostess smile as she introduces her pe'r skelefon Frankie to Karla Schultz and Donna McManus, work on his diet. MO reluctant studs nfs. Frankie has a repufafion for being a light eater! remarks Sisfer, We'll have fo Many hands make light workl Sister Loretta Marie, R.S.M., Sister Mary Conrudine, R.S.M., and Sister Mary Reginald, R.S.M., smile ap- provingly after the completion of a proiect which they worked on together and finished quickly, This trio prepares upperclassmen for the business world. Business Provides Experience Listen - to the continuous clicking of typewriters, Notice - the steady flow of shorthand across a page. Here you'll find students who desire to become good secretaries. Quality and speed is the key to success in this field. Mercions also acquire a knowledge of busi- ness arithmetic and bookkeeping from the simplest forms to the most difticult problems. Let it never be said that these future career women will enter the business world unprepared, for they are familiar with various modern machines and filing systems. Stu- dents in the business course will successfully use their training in the future as part of the nation's core. Ahl perfection, sighs Sharon Diersing on the completion of her masterpiece as Jo Ann Roberto works diligently at her typewriter. 3O Gym Classes With a radiant smile and clipboard in hand, Mrs. McCosham gets ready to iot down the basketball scores of the up-coming games. UP and overl explains Mrs. McCosham fo soph Carol Barluge. Exercises and sporis are all a par? of a well-rounded gym course. Pep Up Spirits 31 ShouTs and shrieks echo 'round the campus as girls in blue congregate for the physical education classes. An outlei for diverse athletic endeavor is provided during this period. Basketball, baseball and ping- pong are all favorites topped by tennis, box hockey and Tumbling. Agility, poise and co-ordinu'rion are developed to a high degree. Fun and enjoyment are also part of the daily program, Friendly, competitive spirit leads to cooperation and ease in their tasks. CAROLE BLOCK Senior A NANCY SCHOETTMER Senior C DEANNA HOETKER Senior B VIOLET WINGERT Senior D 34- Officers MARY LOU HALL School President MARY ELLEN ADDISON 4268 North Bend Road St. Ignatius Bowling 3; CSMC 1,3,4; French Club 4, Secretary 3; Glee Club 1; Library Club 4. MICHELE CATHLEEN ALLYN 1894 Montrose Street CSMC 1,2,3,4; Library Club 2. Sf. Bonaventure LORRAINE ANN ALTIMARI 3963 Glenmore Avenue St. Madin Bowling 1; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; SDS 1,2, Secretary 4; Class President 2, Secretary 4. JOY ANN ARCHIBALD 4270 Boomer Road St. Ignatius Bowling 1,2; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; SDS 2; Sodality 1,2; Art Honor Society 2,3,4; Class President 1, Vice4PresidenT 2. KATHLEEN ARNOLD 3330 Boomer Road St. Ignafius Ursuline Academy 1,2; Ursuline Brown County 3; CSMC 4; A Cappella 4. CAROLE ANN BAUMER 3288 Greenway Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 2,4; SDS 3,4; Spanish Club 4. 35 MARILYN ANN BEISCHEL 3265 Renford Avenue CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3. 5?. Martin JANE BENNETT 3739 High Point Avenue St. Catharine Bowling 2; CSMC 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Glee Club 1; Masque 8: Gaval 3, President 4; NCTC 3,4; SDS 2,3,4; Class Vice-President 2. JANET LEE BERNZOTT 3612 St. Martin Place St. Martin Bowling 3,4; CDL 3; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Latin Club 3,4; Red Cross Secretary 1. MARY JO BIHN 4245 ST. Martin Place CSMC 1,3,4; SDS 4. St. Ma r1in Fr. Lizza smiles as Bonnie Voss, Violet Wingerf and Pat Walsh proudly d15p10y their new class rings. Seniors Attend Ring Ceremony MARGARET BLESSING 6917 Lois Drive St. Margaret Mary CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3; Health Careers 2,3; SDS 2,3,4. CAROLE ANN BLOCK 3023 Werk Road St. Catherine A Cuppella 3,4; CDL 4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,3, 4; Future Teachers 4; Red Cross Rep. 3,4; SDS 1,2,3, 4; Class Vice-President 2,3; President 4. JUDITH ANN BODE 3313 Greencrest Court Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 1,2,3; Health Careers 1,2,4; SDS 2,3,4; Sedal- ity 4. EILEEN BONKOWSKI 3260 Lakeview Avenue St. Martin CSMC 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; SDS 4. CLAIRE RITA BORNTRAGER 4228 Marlin Avenue St. Mar'rin Bowling 1,2,3,4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,4; Glee Club 4; Red Cross Rep. 4; SDS 1,3,4. MARY BOSSE 3360 Jessup Road Sf. James CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 2; Glee Club 2; Junior Achieve- ment 3; Red Cross Rep. 2; SDS 4. 36 VIRGINIA BRAUN 8481 Cheviot Road 51. Ann CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; SDS 3,4. PATRICIA MARY BRENNAN 3653 Shorfridge Circle 5?. James Immaculate Conception Academy 1; CDL 3; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 4; SDS 2,3,4; Art Honor Society 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 2, Vice-President 4. PHYLLIS JEAN BRINKER 1610 Norcol Lune Sf. Margaret Mary CSMC 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Masque 8: Gavel 3; NCTC 3; SDS 2,3,4. MARILYN KATHLEEN BROWN 6436 Hamilton Avenue Sf. Clair Saint Mary Academy - Monroe, Michigan 1,2; Schutte High School - Terre Haute, Indiana 3; CDL 4; CSMC 4; French Club 4. Following Opening Mass 37 JANET BUCHMAN 3361 Lapland Drive Bowling 3; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Junior Achievement 3,4,- Library Club 4; Future Teachers 3,4; Math Club 4; Red Cross Rep. 2; Art Honor Society 3,4. St. James DONNA LEE BYRNS 6922 Merwin Avenue St. John Viunney Immaculate Conception Academy 1; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Health Careers Club 2,3,4; SDS 2,3, Vice-Presidenf 4; Sodulify 3. GAYLE PATRICIA CANNING 1851 Bising Avenue St. Margaret Mary CDL 2; CSMC 1,2,3,4; SDS 4; Class Vice-Presiden'r 3, Treasurer 4. DONNA CARROLL 1029 New Castle Drive CSMC 1,2,3,4; SDS 1. St. Bartholomew DONNA LEE CLASGENS 3649 Paramount Ridge Lane St. James CDL 2; CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; SDS 1,2,3,4. SUE CLAYTON 1023 Springbrook Drive McNicholas High School 1; CDL 2,3,4. St. Vivian PAMELA COLLINS . 3528 Lapland Drive St. James Sacred Heart Academy 1,2; CSMC 3,4; Health Careers Club 3; Junior Achievement 3; SDS 4; Class Secretary 3. WINNIE ANN COOK 3117 Westwood Northern Boulevard St. Catherine Bowling 1; CSMC 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Future Teachers 3; Masque 8. Gaval 3,4; NCTC 3,4; SDS 1, 2,3; Sodulity 3. DIANA MARYANN CRISTOFOLI 3464 Tallahassee Drive St. James Bowling 3; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,3,4; Library Club 4. CORA DEGUIRE 1526 Oak Knoll Drive 51. Margaret Mary CDL 4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Health Careers Club 3; SDS 2,3,4. RITA DEHLER 3342 Felicity Drive St. Ccnhurine Annual 5101? 3,4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Fufure Teachers 3; Masque 8. Gavel 3,4; NCTC 3,4,- Red Cross Rep. 3; SDS 1. MARY NANCY DICIERO 3481 Craig Avenue St. Martin CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3; Health Careers Club 1, 2; Junior Achievement 3; SDS 1,2,3,4. New Friends Are Made SHARON SUE DIERSING 2873 St. Catherine Place CSMC 1,2,3,4. St. Catharine JULIE ELAINE DOOGAN 2625 Harrison Avenue St. Catharine A Coppella 3,4; Bowling 1; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,3; Junior Achievement 4; Orchestra 3; Red Cross Rep. 3,4; SDS 2,3,4. MARILYN MARIE DRAGAN 3513 Meadow Avenue St. Martin Bowling 2; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Red Cross Rep. 2,3, President 4. JAWN DUMONT 6038 Monticello Avenue 51. Richard Our Lady of Angels High School 1,2; CDL 4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; SDS 3,4. JANETTE KAY DUNAGAN 1544 Adams Road Mt. Healthy High School 1; CSMC 1,2,4. Assu mption KATHLEEN EMMERICH 2018 Dallas Avenue St. Margaret Mary CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,4; SDS 2. GERTRUDE ANN ENDERLE 8682 Cheviot Road St. James CSMC 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 4. MARY CHRISTINE ENGHAUSER 3172 Mozart Avenue St. Martin Annual Staff 3,4; Bowling 1,2; CDL 4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; Glee Club 1; M0111 Club 4; SDS 1; Sodoiify Treasure 2, Prefect 3,4; Class Vice-President 1. JEAN ENGST 3125 Rock Acre St. James CSMC 1,2,3,4; French Club 3, Secretary 4; Fuiure Teachers 3,- SDS 2,3,4. CAROL ANN FISCHER 3978 Glenmore Avenue St. Martin Bowling 3,4; csmc 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Heohh Careers 1,3; Library Club 1,2; SDS 1. As Freshies Meet Seniors Peering through fhe bleachers on Orientation Day are Gayle Young and her little sisters Constance Brmhers and Krysfyne Koemarski. Seniors K. Seifhel, K. Arnold, M. A. Honing, C. DeGuire, D. Hoetker and D. Byrns describe life at Mercy for little sisters. Humor and Wit Add Zest JANICE FISCHER 3206 Manning Avenue ; St. Martin Bowling 1,2; CSMC 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; GAA 1,2,4; Health Careers Club 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4; SDS 1,2,3,4. MARCIA JEAN FISHER 3209 Boudinot Avenue St. Catharine CSMC 1,2,3,4; GLEANINGS Staff 3,4; Glee Club 1; Future Teachers 3,4; Math Club 4; SDS 1; Sodalify 2. EILEEN CLAIRE FOGELMAN 3264 Lakeview Avenue 81'. Martin CSMC 1,2,3,4; Red Cross Rep. 4. MARY JOAN FREY 3228 North Bend Road St. Ignatius CSMC 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Masque 3 Goval 3,4; NCTC 3,4; Art Honor Society 2,3,4. MARY ANNE FROSCHAUER 2834 Dunaway Avenue St. Catherine A Cappella 3,4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; MU- sic Club 2; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; SDS 2,3; Sodality 2,3, 4; Art Honor Society 2,3, Recording Secretary 4; Class Treasurer 3,4. MARGARET JANE GALLAGHER 304 Biddle Avenue St. John the Baptisf A Cappella 3,4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4; 505 4; Art Honor Society 4. JOANNE GARTNER 1521 Clovernoll Drive St. Margaret Mary CDL 2,- CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; Glee Club 1,2; SDS 1,2,3,4. ARLENE AGNES GIBSON 2858 Shaffer Avenue St. Caihorine Bowling 1,2; CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; Glee Club 1; SDS 3,4; Sodality 2. EILEEN MARGARET GIPPERICH 3107 Cuvanaugh Avenue St. Catherine CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 2; Glee Club 1; Health Careers 1; SDS 4. JUDITH ANN GOERTEMOELLER 3604 Saint Martin Place St. Martin CDL 2,3,4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,3; Math Club 4; SDS 1; Sodality 3,4. To Freshman Orientation Day MARY CATHERINE GOETZ 1773 Queen City Avenue St. Bonaventure Our Lady of Angels High School 1; CSMC 1,2,3,4; SDS 4; Sodaliiy 2. KATHLEEN ANN GRATER 901 Twincrest Court St. Bartholomew CDL 4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,- Latin Club Vice- President 4; Projectionists 2; Red Cross Rep. 1,2; SDS 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 3,4. CAROLYN SUE GREEN 3163 Westbourne Drive Our Lady of Lourdes Academy Notre Dome of Providence 1; Bowling 3,4; CSMC 2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Future Teachers 3,4; Orchestra 3,4; SDS 3,4; Sodali'ry 4. JUDITH ANN GREIS 8900 Neptune Drive CSMC 1,2,3,4; SDS 1,4. Assum ption GERALDINE JOAN GRIECO 2703 Shaf'fer Avenue St. Catharine Bowling 1,2,3; CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; Glee Club 1,3; Masque 81 Gaval 3; NCTC 3; Red Cross Rep. 1; SDS 2,3,4. PAULINE GRIESHOP 7771 Cheviot Road 51. James CSMC 1,2,3,4,- Glee Club 3; Junior Achievement 3. MARY LOUISE HALL 3208 Hanna Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Bowling 1; CSMC 1,2,3,4,- GAA 1; GLEANINGS $1011 3,4; Glee Club 1; Health Careers Club 1; Masque 3 Gavel 3,4; NCTC 3,4,- SDS 2,3,4; Sodolity 2, Secremry 3; Class President 3; School President 4. PHYLLIS HALL 3717 Applegate St. Martin CSMC 1,2,3,4; Library Club 4. DIANE HARRIS 7089 Mulberry Avenue St. Margaret Mary CSMC 1,2,3,4; Health Careers Club 3; SDS 43 MARY ANN HATTING 3061 Veuzey Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes A Cappella 4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Library Club 2; Future Teachers Secrefcry 4; German Club Vice-President 3; $05 2,3,4,- Sodolify 3,4,- Spanish Club 4. Seniors Capture Mission Crown Nancy Merkle shrieks with icy us $is1er M. Elise, R.$.M., announces her as this year's mission queen. CHERYL ANN HAUCK 3950 Iovell Avenue St. Madin Bowling 1,2,3; CDL 2; CSMC 1,2,3,4; French Club 3, Treasurer 4; Glee Club 1,2; Junior Achievement 3,4; SDS 1,2,3,4. SHARON ELIZABETH HAUSMAN 3406 LGRue Court ' St. Catherine Bowling 1,2; CSMC 1,2,4, Treasurer 3; GLEANINGS Staff 3, Co-Edifor 4; Health Careers Club 1; Latin Club 3; Fuiure Teachers 3,4; Masque 3 Gavcl 3, Corresponding Secretary 4; NCTC 3,4; Red Cross Rep. 1,2,3; SDS 2,3,4. A happy crusade of seniors spend a day sighf 4 seeing around O.L.C. campus. SUSAN MARY HEIM 3928 Boomer Road 51. Ignatius Bowling 2,3; CSMC 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Glee Club 1; SDS 2,3,4; Arf Honor Society 2,3,4. MARY JO HERR 3350 Greencresf Court Our Lady of Lourdes Academy of the Scared Hear? 1; CDL City-Wide Vice-President 3, National President 4; CSMC 1,2,3, 4; GLEANINGS Staff 2,3, Associaie Editor 4; SDS 2, 3; Sodulify 2; Class President 3, Vice-Rresidenf 4. DIANE BARBARA HERZOG 1445 Hill Avenue CSMC 1,2,3,4; Health Careers 2,3; SDS 1,2. Assumption DEANNA HOETKER 2825 Westbrook Drive St. Catherine A Cappella 3,4; Bowling 1, CSMC 1,2,3,4; French Club 4, President 3; GLEANINGS Stof? 3; Fufure Teachers 4; Projectionists 2; Sodqlify 1, Prefect 2; Class Secretary 1, President 3,4. BARBARA JEAN HOGAN 8356 Beta Avenue St. Vivian CDL 3, Treasurer 4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; French Club 4, Vice-Presidenf 3; SDS 1,2,3,4; Ar1 Honor Society 3,4; Class Vice-Presidenf 3. MARY CATHERINE HOLZSCHUH 3879 Race Road St. Aloysius Gonzaga Immaculate Concepiion Academy 1; CDL 3,4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; GLEANINGS Staff 2,3, Associate Editor 4; Future Teachers 4, Secretary 3; Math Club 4; Pro- ieclionists 2,3, President 4; SDS 2,3,4; Sodality 1,2,4, Treasurer 4. JEANNE CLAIRE INDERHEES 3435 Locust Lane Our Lady of Lourdes Bowling 3,4; CDL 3,4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Healih Careers Club 1,2; Masque 81 Gavel 3,4; NCTC 3,4; SDS 2,3,4. JACQUELINE LEE JARMAN 2468 Boudinot Avenue CSMC 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Glee Club 1,2. SHARON GAIL JOHNS 3935 Farrell Drive St. Catharine CDL 2; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Health Careers. Club 1,2,3; Library Club 3; Red Cross Rep. 3; SDS 1, 2,3,4. HELEN JOHNSON 2931 Lischer Avenue CSMC 1,2,3,4. St. Catharine Mercy is Seen in Action 44- JANET ELAINE KABBES 8420 Wuest Road St. James GAA 1,2; Junior Achievement 4; Red Cross Rep. 1,3, Secretary 2; Class Secretary 1. ARLENE MARIE KARWISCH 3845 North Bend Road St. Martin Bowling 1; CD1. 2; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2. CLARE ROSE KATHMANN 3081 Cameo Lane St. Ann CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,4; Latin Club 3,4; Library Club 3; Projectionists 2; Sodalify 1. KAROL KAY KELLER 9307 Daly Road CSMC 1,2,3,4; SDS 1,2,3,4. Assumption VIRGINIA KESSE 2023 Emerson Avenue CSMC 1,2,3,4; SDS 1,4. 51. Margaret Mary JUDITH ANN KIDDER 3628 Allview Circle Our Lady of Lourdes CDL 2; CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; Red Cross Rep. 2; SDS 1,2,3,4. Sisfer Mary Grace, Cl former Mercy studenf is greeted by J. Wiisken, A. Valentine and R. Dehler on their visit to Freeman Avenue. 5,51,531 aw um. WI I CAROL ANN KLONNE 1487 Foxwood Drive St. Margaret Mary CSMC 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Glee Club 1; Soda!- iiy 2; Art Honor Society 2,4, Recording Secretary 3. DIANE CAROL KNAPP 3079 Neisel Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Bowling 2,3; CDL 3; CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2; SDS 2, 3,4; Sodality 1,3,4. ROBERTA ANN KNEPFLE 2917 Fischer Place Si. Caihurine CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2,3, President 4; SDS 1,2,3,4. CAROL KOCH 4315 5?. Martin Place St. Martin CSMC 1,2,3,4; Mosque 8: Gavul 3,4; Math Club 4; NCTC 3,4; SDS 2,3,4. ROSEMARY JEAN KOEPF,1.E 3831 Jessup Road St. James Annual 4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3,4. SHARON LEE KOVACS 2911 Temple Avenue 51. Catharine CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,3; Future Teachers 3; Masque 81 Gaval 3, Vice-Presidenf 4; Music Club 2; SDS 2,3,4. JUDITH ANN KRAMER 3418 Locusf Lane Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 1,2,3,4; Health Careers 1,2; Junior Achieve- ment 3; SDS 1,2,3,4; Class President 3. KAREN LOUISE LAFLIN 7426 Huntridge Avenue Assumption CSMC 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Health Careers Club 1,2,3,4; 505 1,2. JUDITH LAHRMAN 6781 Tarawa Drive 51. Margaret Mary CSMC 1,2,3,4; SDS 2,3,4. MARY ELLEN LAMEIER 3343 Queen City Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Bowling 1,2; CDL 2; CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2; Glee Club 2,3,4; Masque 81 Gavel 3,4; NCTC 3,4; SDS 1, 2,3,4; Class Secretary 2. Musicians Pay Tribute to Senior sfudenfs in Music and or? combine falenis to make recifal a success. 46 SHARON ANN LAMPERT 3651 Twinview Drive St. James Bowling 1; CDL 2; CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Library Club 3; Red Cross Rep. 1; SDS 1,2,3, 4. LINDA LEONARD 2994 Blue Haven Terrace Sf. Catharine CDL 2; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3; Future Teachers 3,4; Masque 81 Gaval 3, Treasurer 4; NCTC 3,4; Red Cross Rep. 2; SDS 2,3,4. ANTOINETTE KAY LICHT 1635 Harrison Avenue St. Bonuven'rure A Cuppello 3,4; CDL 2,3; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,3,4; Library Club 4; Safety Council 3; SDS 4; Class Vice-Presidem 3. MARLENE MARIE LOHMAN 3840 West Fork Rood Bowling 3; CSMC 1,2,3,4; SDS 1,2,3,4. ST. Igna1ius CYNTHIA LUDWIG 3010 Earl Road Lmle Flower CDL 2; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers 3,4; Masque 3 Gaval 3,4; NCTC 3,4; 505 1,2,4; Class President 1. KATHLEEN ANN LYNCH 3412 Robb Avenue CSMC 1,2,3,4; Sodomy 2. St. Ma r1in 47 KATHLEEN DORIS MAIFELD 2875 Saint Catherine Place Bowling 1; CDL 2,3,4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 3,4; Future Teachers 3,4; Math Club 4. $1. Catharine IDA TERESA MASTRUSERIO 3477 Robb Avenue CSMC 1,2,3,4; Library Club 4; SDS 4. St. Martin MARGARET SUEANN McSORLEY 6066 Werk Road Our Lady of Lourdes A Coppellu 4; CD1. 3; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Health Careers Club 2,3; Future Teachers President 3, 4; SDS 1,2; Soda1ity 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 4. NANCY ANN MERKLE 1618 Goodman Avenue 5?. Margaret Mary CDL 2,3, President 4; CSMC 1,2,3, Vice-President 4; Glee Club 1,3,4,- Mcth Club 4; Sodalify 2,3, Vice- Prefect 4. Seniors, having fun at Christ- mas Ball, dance to 71:6 Chu-chu. :3? CAROLE ANN MEYER 3673 Herbert Avenue St. Martin Bowling 1,2; CSMC 1,2,3,4; French Club 3, Vice- President 4; GAA 4; Glee Club 1; Health Careers Club 3,4; Junior Achievement 3,4; Red Cross Rep. 3; SDS 1,2,3,4. JERILYN ANN MEYER 1705 Flora Avenue St. Margaret Mary CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; SDS 4; An Honor Soci- ety 2,3,4; Class Secre1ary 2,3. Belles Enjoy Christmas Ball 48 NANCY JANE MEYER 3429 Alta Vista Avenue St. Muriin CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,3,4; Glee Club 1; Sodulify 2. NORINE CLAIRE MILLER 3607 Fieldcresf Drive St. Martin CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; Glee Club 1; Health Careers Club 1; 505 3,4. PATRICIA ANN MONAHAN 3016 North Hegry Circle Our Lady of Lourdes A Cappella 4; CSMC 1,2,3; Glee Club 4; SDS 2,3,4. CAROLYN ANN MOORS 6840 Tarawa Drive St. Margaret Mary CSMC 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Glee Club 1; Health Careers Club 1; SDS 3; Sedality 1,2,4, Vice-Prefecf 3; AriL Honor Society 3. PHYLLIS ANNE MYERS 3328 Hanna Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes CDL 4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,3,4; Future Teachers 3; Math Club 4; Projectionis1s 2,3, Co-President 4; SDS 3,4. MARY BETH NEIHEISEL 3064 Glenmore Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Annual StaH 4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Health Careers 1, Secretary 2; Junior Achievement 3; SDS 1,2,3,4; Class Vice-Presidenf 4. MARY CECILIA NIENABER 3525 Smithfield Lane St. Ann Bowling 1,3,4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3; Glee Club 1; Sodality 2,3, Secretary 4. THERESA ANN NOEHRING 3220 Mozart Avenue 51'. Martin Bowling 1,2; CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; Glee Club 1,2; Sedality 2; Class Secretary 2. At Hartwell Country Club JUDITH ANN NOTH 3526 Reemelin Road 51. Ignaiius CDL 4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Achievement 3,4; Library Club 4; Music Club 2; SDS 4. RITA ANN ORNELLA 3473 Oak Meadow Lane St. Ann Bowling 1; CSMC 1,2,3,4; GLEANINGS 5109 3,4; Math Club 4; SDS 3,4; Sodulify 2,3, Treasurer 4; Art Honor Society 2,3; Class President 2. JACQUELINE ANN PAUL 5770 Windsorhill Drive Our Lady of Lourdes CDL 2; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Red Cross Rep. 1; SDS 1,2,3,4. MARY ANN PERRINO 3536 Oak Meadow Lane St. Ann Bowling 1; CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 3,4; SDS 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 1. JOYCE RENTSCHLER 5793 Reemelin Road St. Aloysius Gonzaga Seton High School 1,2; CDL 4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 3,4; Mafh Club 4; SDS 4; Sodality 4. SUE RICKERT 3102 Manning Avenue St. Martin CDL 2; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Red Cross Rep. 4. 49 NANCY JANE RIESTENBERG 7711 Pippin Road Sf. Ann CDL 2; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Library Club 2,4,- SDS 2,3,4. JO ANN ROBERTO 5995 Cheviot Road St. James Bowling 1; CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; SDS 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 1. DIANE ROBINSON 2670 Mounfville Drive Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 1,2,3,4; Red Cross Rep. 1,2,4; SDS 1,2,3,4. MARY LOUISE ROEDERSHEIMER 3284 Dunn Court Our Lady of Lourdes CDL 3,4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Health Careers 1,2; Junior Achievemenf 3; SDS 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 1, Presi- dent 2, Secretary 3. A Wonderful Time JEANNETTE LOUISE ROLLINGER 5774 Windsorhill Drive Our Lady of Lourdes CDL 2; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Red Cross Rep. 2; SDS 1,2,3, 4; Sodality 3; German Club 3. EILEEN ELIZABETH ROMITO 8145 Blanche'na Drive St. Ann CDL 4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Health Careers Club 1; Library Club Vice-Presideni 3, Secrefury 4. THERESA MARIE ROTH 3247 Hildreth Avenue St. Martin Our Lady of Providence High SchooI - Clarksville, Indiana 1,2; CSMC 3,4; GAA 3, Vice-Presidenf 4; Junior Achievement 3; Future Teachers 4; Red Cross Rep. 4; SDS 3,4. JEAN RUEBUSCH 4035 Smith Road CD1. 2; CSMC 1,2,3,4,- Glee Club 1,2; SDS 1. 51. Martin JOAN ELIZABETH RUETHER 3310 Galbraith Road CSMC 1,2,3,4; Red Cross Rep. 1. St. Ann JEAN ANN SALATIN 5530 Leumas Drive CSMC 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; SDS 2,3,4. Sf. Ignatius 50 Smiling cheerfully this quinfet a? We Christmas Bull reveal a glimpse of wonderful time shared by all. 51 JANE SANDMAN 2761 Shaffer Avenue St. Catharine CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 4; Glee Club 1,2; Junior Achievemeni 3; SDS 2,3,4,- Sodolity 2,3. SANDRA MARIE SCHIBI 4118 Jessup Road St. James CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Health Careers 1,2, Junior Achievement 4; SDS 1,2. JANICE THELMA SCHLUETER 3869 Meyerfeld Avenue St. Munin Nofre Dame Academy 1; CSMC 2,3,4. JOYCE SCHMIDT 8288 Jackies Drive St. Ann CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; Glee Club 2; SDS 2,3,4. CATHERINE MARY SCHNAPP 3317 Dolomar Drive 51. Ann CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; Glee Club 1,4; Library Club 2,3,4; SDS 1,2,3,4. NANCY SCHOETTMER 6940 Gloria Drive St. Margaret Mary CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; SDS 3,4; Class President 4. LINDA JEAN SCHRODER 7856 Perry Street Assumption CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Health Careers Club 1,2; SDS 1,2. KATHLEEN SEITHEL 3273 Dayfono Avenue St. Martin A Cappello 3; CDL 2,3; CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2, Secreiury 3, President 4; Glee Club 1,2; Junior Achievement 3; Red Cross Rep. 1,2, Vice-President 3; SDS 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 1, President 2. PRISCILLA SHACKELFORD 18-G-Bolfwood Court Our Lady of Presemafion Bowling 1; CDL 2; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Music Club 1; SDS 1,2; Sodality 1,2,3,4. MARY ANN SIEMER 2753 Werkusfle Lane St. Catharine Bowling 1,2; CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3; Glee Club 1, 2; Health Careers Club 1,2,3; SDS 2,3,4; Class Treas- urer 2. SUE SOHMER 2840 Werk Road 51. Catherine A Cappella 3; Bowling 1; CSMC 1, Auditor 2, Sec- refcry 3, President 4; Glee Club 1; Proiecfionists 2; SDS 1,2,3,4; Sodolify Prefed 1, Secretary 2; Spanish Club 4; Class President 1, Treasurer 2,3. EILEEN MARY SPIESER 5567 Samver Road St. Ignatius Bowling 2; CDL 2; CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; SDS 1,2,3, 4; Art Honor Society 2,3. Beauties Reign-with Radiance CJARLENE STAHLEY 8046 Blanchetta Drive Sf. Ann CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; SDS 2,3,4. MARY LOUISE STAIGL 3680 Hanley Road St. James CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Achieve- ment 3,4; Music Club 2,3,4. KATHLEEN STALEY 5395 Philloreft Drive Sf. Ignatius CSMC 1,2,3,4; French Club 3, President 4; Glee Club 1,2; Future Teachers 3,4; Masque 3 Govul 3, Ser- geanf-ct-Arms 4; NCTC 3,4; SDS 3,4; Class Vice- Presidenf 2,4, Secretary 3. MARGUERITE MARIE STARK 3350 Greencresf Court Notre Dame De La Ploine - Lille, France, Exchange Student; CSMC 4; Fuiure Teachers 4. Our Lady of Lourdes 52 Queen Sue Sohmer and aftendanfs Carole Ann Block and Pa? Brennan smile radianfly after coronafion of the Senior Christmas Ball. As Sweet Music Fills the Air MARY JACQUELINE STEINBECK 4040 Hanley Road St. James CDL 2,3,4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 3, President 4; SDS 2,3,4; Sodalify 1,2. DIANA STRIET 3039 Feltz Avenue St. Catharine Annual Staff 3,4,- CSMC 1,2,3,4; Math Club 4; SDS 2,3,4; Class Secretary 4. VERA THERESA SUDDENDORF 7409 Harrison Avenue Assumption CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; SDS 1. JUDITH TENOEVER 4303 St. Martin Place Sf. Martin CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; SDS 4. Ihe Chapel, beautifully decorated for Christmas, is visited quite often during seniors' annual retreat MARGARET TENOEVER 3334 Wunder Avenue St. Catharine CSMC 1,2,3; SDS 2,4. PATRICIA TENOEVER 3334 Wunder Avenue St. Cafharine CSMC 1,2,3,4; SDS 2. CAROLE THOMPSON 2720 Harrison Avenue 51. Cafhurine Bowling 1; CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,- Health Careers Club 1,2; Vice-President 3, President 4; Masque 0 Gavel 3,4; NCTC 3,4; SDS 1,2,3,4. CHERYL ANNE TUSCH 8000 Hamihon Avenue Assumption CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Health Careers Club 1, 2; Mcrth Club 4; SDS 1,2. PATRICIA ANN TYSON 9048 Runchill Drive Assumpiion CSMC 1,2,3,4; SDS 1,2,4; Class Vice-President 1. ANGELA VALENTINE 8517 Bridgefown Road St. Joseph Bowling 1,2; CDL 2; CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; Glee Club 2; SDS 3,4. BONNIE LOU VOSS 2160 Pinney Lune CSMC 1,2,3,4. Corpus Christi MARGARET EILEEN VOSS 3315 Gamble Avenue St. Martin Bowling 1; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers 3; Masque 8:. Gaval 3, Recording Secretary 4; NCTC 3,4; Math Club President 4; SDS 2; Sodomy 2; Class President 1. MARY PATRICIA WALSH 3728 Monfort Heights Drive St. Ignatius CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,3; SDS 2,3,4; Spanish Club 4; Class Secretary 4. MARY KAY WALTER 3288 Dunn Court Our Lady of Lourdes Annual Staff 4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Health Careers Club 1,2; Junior Achievement 3; SDS 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA ANN WEBER 2880 Sheldon Drive St. Ann CDL 2,4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,- Health Careers Club 2; SDS 2,3,4; Sodality 2,4; Class Sec- retary 2,4. MARELLENE ANN WEDIG 3568 West Galbraith Road St. Ann CDL 3,4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; GLEANINGS Staff 3, Co- Editor 4; Glee Club 3; Library Club 1,2,4; Math Club 4; Red Cross Rep. 1. Dominates Senior Retreat ANGELA FRANCES WEITZ 3926 Carrie Avenue Bowling 2; CSMC St. Martin 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3; Health Careers Club 1,2; Junior Achievement 3; SDS 1,2,3, 4; Class Vice-Presiden? 1. MARY MARTHA WERLE 5825 Bridgetown Road St. Jude Bowling 4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Red Cross Rep. 4; SDS 3,4. BETTY ANN WETTA 2132 Selim Avenue St. Bonaventure Bowling 1; CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2; GLEANINGS Staff 2,3; Glee Club 1; Math Club 4; Proiecfionisfs 2; Red Cross Rep. 1; SDS 2,3,4. MARIANNE WHITTON 2813 Orland Avenue St. Catharine CSMC 1,2,3,4; SDS 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 2. MARY ANN WILLEN 6952 Gloria Drive St. Margaret Mary CSMC 1,2,3,4; French Club 4, Treasurer 3; Glee Club 1,2; Library Club 3; Future Teachers 4; SDS 3,4; Sodalify 1,3,4, Vice-Prefect 2. VIOLET WINGERT 1711 Queen City Avenue St. Bonavemure Immaculate Conception Academy 1; A Cappella 3, 4; CSMC 2,3,4; SDS 4; Sodomy 2; Spanish Club Sec- retary 3; Class President 3,4. DARLENE NORMA WIRMEL 6384 Harrison Avenue St. Bernard Immaculate Conception Aspirancy 1,2,3; CSMC 4, French Club 4; SDS 4; Sodolify 4. JOAN MARIE WITSKEN 2783 Eugenie Lane St. Catharine Annual Stuff 3, Editor 4; Bowling 1; CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2, Secrefury 3; Glee Club 1; Junior Achieve- ment 3; Math Club Secretary-Treasurer 4; Music Club 2,3; SDS 1,2,3; Sodaliiy 1,2; A Cappella 2,3,4; Class President 1, Secretary 3. JEAN CLAIRE WITTROCK 2815 Montana Avenue 5?. Catharine CSMC 1,2,3,4. JUDITH ANN WOESSNER 3680 Allview Circle Our Lady of Lourdes CDL 2; CSMC 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2; Health Careers Club 4; Red Cross Rep. 1,2; SDS 1,2,3,4. 56 Graduation Nears - New World Opens ANN WURZELBACHER 1915 Wes? Galbraith Road St. Margaret Mary CSMC 1,2,3,4; Health Careers Club 3; SDS 4. GAYLE ANN YOUNG 3451 Alta Visia Avenue St. Martin Annual Staff 3; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Junior Achievement 3,4; SDS 2,3,4. We Lift Our Lamps of Faith on High In Hands of Charity. Werl Pass them on to Future Years, To Our Posterity. We Give Our Spirit and Our Hope - We Give Our Loyalty. For We Are Only Seniors Once - But Always - We Are Mercy. 57 Patiently Sisier Mary Julian, R.S.M., explains the technique used in cropping fo Melody Zuckerburg, Helen Spilzmiller, Marilyn McCarthy, Bonnie Rueier, Pat Harrison, Carol Barlcge, Gayle Mueller, Geyry Rack, Joyce Sciarra and Michele Wilde, newest addiiions to the siaFf. Joan Wiisken and Jane E. Schell, editors of the annual, are always scouting for information and ways io better each year's MERCYWOOD. A tour of the Enquire Building is iusf one way to gafher bits of knowledge. A page in time helps meet the deadline, as annual sfaFF member; M. Walters, A. Emmerich, J. Berding, J. Zwissler, .L Walters, R KoepHe, M, Neiheisel and C. Held, work diligen'rly fo complefe 1he MERCYWOOD. 60 As Dead-Lines Draw Near All-Catholic! AlI-Americun! All-Mercyl! That's the MERCYWOOD, from cover to cover, from introduction i to conclusion. The annual is tops, and to the staff c1 feeling of accomplishment for many hours sacrificed to make it successful. Working on the yearbook isn't all work - no play, of course. The staff takes delight in assisting the MERCYWOOD Photographers in taking l pictures. Cropping and identifying pictures, counting characters, and planning attractive layouts are all done with a tremendous amount of humor and cooperation. S. M. Julian, R.S.M., is moderator. Notice how the type is made, mounted and set for a page, remarks Thomas Ryan, guide for the Enguire excursion, to section editors, Rita Dehler, Helen Welge, Dianne Ruck, Marilyn Kothman. Cheryl Erb, Ruth Klosterman, Ann Friedrich, Diana Striei, Mary Enghauser, Poi Giullongo, Brigitte Reichruth, Kathy Addison and Pat Lowstufer go through the never-ending process of identifying the pictures of the underclassmen. They will then check the spelling of the girls1 names. Mary Lou Hall greefs Marcy Fisher with an issue of the GLEANINGS, while Joyce Fitzpatrick, Maureen Schuhill, Pat Jesse, Rifa Ornellu, Carol Hose, Christine Aigner and Rosemary Reifig also indulge in a public reading of the school paper with a feeling of accomplishmenf and pride. Reporters Scan Campus for Scoops Extra! Extra! Read all about if. Mother of Mercy High has been invaded by secref spy rings. Lurking through halls, fhe spys are masked as GLEANINGS reporters. Following clues and seeking the information needed for a newsy article are The reporters' Tasks. Mercians keep up to da1e on currenf plays, humorous antics, evenfs, awards, activities. For 1he staff it represents an accumulation of many weeks of work. Copy must be written and checked. Cutting, pcsfing, proofreading and troublesome headlines come next in line. This completed, all deadlines met, debts paid, the last papers disiribufed, then and only then, can members of GLEANINGS' stoFl sit back pleased and satisfied. Mary Holschuh, Marellene Wedig, Mary Jo Herr and Sharon Housman look over a previous issue of GLEANINGS. Mary and Mary Jo are assistant editors; Marellene and Sharon, co-edifors. 62 Getting out the cub Issue of GLEANtNGS is no easy task but one which D. Dupps, T. Stoll, J. Berning, R. Smith, M. Gambetta accept. Cubst Dream Fulfilled in Print Editing can be a task full of fun for Mary Ann Gold, cub editor, tseotedJ Judy Hall and Earlene Ferneding, assistant editors, when Miss K. Devine, moderator, shows them a few tricks of the tradeft Sophomores make ears talk and heads float us they get ready to edit their annual edition of GLEANINGS. The cubs can be seen scurrying through the halls of Mercy interviewing the teachers, anxiously hoping for interesting news and gossip. Even though work is the principle ingredient in the making of a good paper, each girl enioys taking a part in it. Their reward for a iob well done comes when their creations appear in print, and they finally become ofticicl members of the GLEANINGS stuft. They now are tagged Reporters. 63 Art - Beauty in the Making Mercy's campus provides many exquisite scenes of nature for the amateur artist to capture on canvas. D. Cristofoli, D. Ruttermun and J. Buchman attempt to use their own techniques in sketching. Mary Anne Froschauer displays one of her Christmas cards to other officers of the Art Club, Carol Klonne and Cheryl Baglen. 64 Art Honor Society gives vent to creative talent. The talent varies from letter printing to more advanced ceramics, from poster painting to design and drawing. When a girl becomes a member of this club she learns that it takes more than a dab of paint and a brush to create an artist with unlimited skill and ingenuity. It takes work! This work develops into on expression of art and makes an gspiring young artist finally realize that she is an instrument of God and a leader in her field. S.M. Sharon, R.$.M., is moderator of this club. Future Teachers - A Challenge 1 t Mercy girls are planning the future and the Future t' Teuchers' Club has plans for Mercy. Let's find out what makes teachers tick, cmd then put their example into practice, may be heard once a month in Room 102. The members get a better understanding of the problems that face the teachers of Mercy High by . substituting for an absent teacher. They learn to view I conduct and discipline in a different light also. Faculty members tell about the teaching of various subjects, w speakers inform the students about different colleges and movies about teaching make interesting meetings. Teaching is their goal and they're aiming for it! Future Teacher oHicers Barb Moormun, June Koren, Peggy Mc- Sorley and Mary Ann HaHing discuss the topic for the meeting. The girls who make up the Future Teacher's Club here at Mercy are: Carol Adams, Joyce Bouck, Judy Nelson, Kathy Muifleld, Gerry Keegan, Janet Buchmun, Kathy Fischer, Nancy Wachter, Carole Ann Block, Carolyn Green, Paula Beyersdorfer, Barbara Winkler, Theresa Roth, Jean Feller. All these are active in the club. 65 Melodies echo through the auditorium as Junior- Senior Glee Club members reminisce in a world of music and song. With smiles on their faces and melo- dies in their hearts the members are always ready to stage an elite performance. Their selections may be from the land of cotton to religious and spiritual hymns, enioyed by so many. Whatever choices are made, rest assured that the girls will sing them with quality and tone. Everyone agrees that no language can surpass the universal language - music. In the Advent Program are C. Kathmann, K. Emmerich, C. Born- trager, N. Merkle, B. VanHolte, A, Umberg, M. HoHrnann, J. Harding, J. Bessler, P. Myers. M. 1. Hall is the Blessed Virgin. Music - Universal Language The Glee Club first sopranos are: ROW ONE, Mary Lou Staigel, Roberta Knepfle, Diane Cristofoli, Pat Monahunl Carole Ann Block and Kathy Fredrik; ROW TWO, Sue Schoenwe'l'ter, Nancy Schottmer, Barbara Abel, Kathy Carrigun, Carol Franke and Betty Larsh. 56 XX Glee Club altos are: ROW ONE, Cathrine Schnapp, Nancy Merkle, Murgurei Trageser, Claire Borntruger, Kathleen Emmerich, Clare Kafhmann and Judy Nofh; ROW TWO, Judy Harding, Barb VunHohe, Barbara Aichle, Beverly Bertagna, Ann Umberg and Margie Honunn. Music - Spice of Life 5 Glee Club 2nd soprano: ROW ONE, Ada Lee Schmidt Jane C. Schell, Rufh Kolks, Gerry Ramsey, Madonna Lcubernds, Kathy Davis, Phyllis Myers; ROW TWOA Mary Kurfz, Kathy Wood, Kathleen Kelley, Donna McNamee, Mary Pat Reifenberger. Ann Kramer, Anna Mae Hufke. Lyn Duly, Kathy Tierney, Marilyn Wedding and Beth Busum, Mercy's brass section of the orchestra, stand in formation. Ben Casey would waltz wiih a strawberry blonde, while the band played on! And no matter who waltzes - from 1he M and G players in Royal Occasion to the boys and girls in the Mercy-Elder Play - fhe Melody Maids are always ready to accompany fhem. Practice makes perfect is their mono with an accent on pracfice, for practice They do three days a week at seventh period. Under the guidance of Mr. James Graf, they also play for Glee Club and A Cappella Chorus. 68 Conquered Kathleen Gallagher, Betfy Olding, Mary S. Menges, Mary S. Rogers, and Margaret Dossman make a cheerful quintet By Mercy,s Melody Maids Members of reed section are Pat Donahue, Barbara Broering, Kafhy Davis, Maria Gutiar, Bonnie Fox, Mary Ann Froschauer and Donna Lahrman. Mary Jo McGowan and Mary L. Elfers add a beat to Mercyls ovchesfra with Frenchie'l and Susie, their prized companions. Strike up the band! says Nancy Schraeder, Donna Ruthan, Car- OIYn Green, Judy Fay, cheerful members of percussion section. 69 Sing High or Low - A Cappella Displaying bright smiles, seniors of A Cappella chorus are: ROW ONE, Deanna Haetker, Pat Monahun and Carole Ann Block; ROW TWO, Kathy Arnold, Joan Witsken and Mary Ann Hatting; ROW THREE, Julie Docgan, Mary Ann Froschcuer and Peggy McSorIey. Deanna Wieman, Sue SchoenweHer and Kathy Kelley, the iunicr members of the A Cappella Chorus, pause to watch the birdie. Attention all musically inclined Mercians! Here is an op- portunity for anyone who is willing, to burst forth in song and to blend their voices in harmonious melody. The A CcppeHa Chorus, under the direction of Mr. James Graf, puts that extra pinch of perfection into each song, whether it's from the good old days or from the present day of musicals and popular songs. Eager to display their ability, these talented girls are ready to entertain on many special occasions. The sound of music is in the air, the sound of A CoppeHu. 70 Musical Mercians Capture Medals When you wish upon a stur-and what girl has not, at one time or another-does the anticipated dream come true? For the Gold and Silver Medalists it seems as it it has. Everyone is certain that it takes more them a wish or a dream to get a medal. Three to four years of in- tensified study plus iust a clash of God-given talent is needed. The goal proves to be well worth the practice and everyone agrees, these girls are a credit to Mercy. Pianists Barbara Moormun, Nancy Merkle, Diane Francis and Rita O'Connor are this year's Silver Music Medulists, an achievement which was long-awaited but also very well deserved. Gold Music Medalists Mary lou Stuigel, Joan Witsken, Carolyn Green and Sharon Kovucs reached the highest achievement in Music at Mercy. Carole Thompson and Helen Welge bestow their sympafhy upon Mary Ellen Lameier, who reviews work-fllled years. ' OPENING TONIGHT BALL ET RAVW SKA LAC DES EYES OPERA HOUSE +3; There's a dress Ihaf should Hi the occasion just right in fhuf trunk, asserts Jeanne lnderhees to Carol Koch. Sharon Kovacs is angered wifh ?he though? of Carol Koch wearing fhe Swan dress. Royal Occasion Pcsing sweetly around Magda Ruvinska Sharon HuusmaM are: Jane Bennett, Cynthia ludwig, Marianne DeCaurty, Mary Frey, Kathy Mori- coni, Nancy Eveslege. These talented dancers are in a mood of peaceful serenify, for they represenf The ideal pidure of supreme elegance. Sharon Kovucs reminisces her excitement at seeing the Swan dance for the First time. Listening attentively ure lindu Leonard, Winnie Cook, Carol Mitchell, Nancy Casey, Helen Welge, Kathy Staley, Sue Cody, Jean Feller, and Rita Dehler, members of the Ruvinska team. For M. 8 G. Dramatists Comedy, suspense, and murder were the ingredients of Royal Occasion, the first production of the Mosque and Gavel. The action of the play took place in the dressing room at the ballet dancers. Magda Rovinska, who dreamed all her life of dancing The Swan be- fore royalty is thwarted in her desire by Madame, Ballet Mistress. The plot thickens and when a murder was committed, the accusing hnger was pointed at each of the characters. The closely woven details pro- vided an exciting three acts. Enthusiastic applause from a full house made the selection of Royal Occa- sion a royal occasion for the actresses in that play. Karen Donnellon, Mary Lou Hall look on pitifully us Sharon Kovacs seems at the whole afteir of everybody telling her how to run her business. Sharon Hausman is sleeping peacefully. Carole Thompson and lindu Leonard aid Mary Ellen Lameier as Mary Lou Hall, Joe Theobald and Clarence DeiTsch offer sympathy to Sister. Mercy - Elder Players Present Fr. Conney, portrayed by Eddie Geckle, presides of a meeiing of faculfy members Peggy Voss, Kafhy Sfal-Iley, Jeanne Inderhees, Jane Bennett and Mary Frey us they discuss plans for the play. 74- Give me fhaf umbrella! shouts Mr. MacGill Mike HaniguM 10 Joe Uerry Bachman as Rosemary Mindy Ludwig and Sister Gervaise Mury Lou HalD appear quiie astonished at their antics. Combining their talents, the Mercy-Elder Thespians pre- sent a three-cxct play entitled The Lively Arts of Sister Gervaise ! In this fun filled comedy the heroine is a nun in whom both fire and energy are combined with a deep spiritual awareness. She has om appreciation of all the arts but her greatest love is the stage. While directing a play at St. Rita's High School she learns of the many complex problems of her students. She is torn between duty to her superiors and the desire to remain with her students. The climax solves all the problems and a few unexpected decisions are made, call adding up to provide an evening of fun. Lively student Terry Robinson accidentally bumps the haughty Mrs. Morrison tsharon Kovacst as other students Sharon Housman and Carol Koch, and Sister Gervaise Ueanne lnderheest watch. thThe Lively Art of Sr. Gervaisett How am I doing? asks Cindy Ludwig of Sister Gervaise, portrayed by Mary Lou Hall, and students Terry Robinson, Howard Deitsch, Mary Jo Griener, Carol Mitchell, Maureen Scchill, Jerry Bachman, Mike Lenz and Sue Cody, us she balanced the book on her head. MWMehA 75 MARY LOU HALL - GOLD MEDALIST JEANNE INDERHEES - GOLD MEDALIST CAROL KOCH - GOLD MEDALIST By Outstanding Thespians The Juniors who have merited Silver Medals in Dramatic Art are: SEATED Helen Welge, Sue Cody and Karen Donnellon; STANDv ING, Nancy Casey, Carol Mitchell and Jean Feller. Congratulations. Three little words express the reason for the success of all gold or silver medalists. WORK! WORK! WORK! Those girls, receiving the honor for their outstanding accomplishments in their field of Dramatic Art, know too well the meaning of those time-consuming words. All medalists participate in recitals which give due credit to their accomplishments. The odiective most likely to describe these winners is versatile. They can vividly present anything from Shakespearean plays to mysteries concerning A. Conan Doyle's Sherlock. Con- gratulations, medalists, you've done a fine job!! The Dramatic Silver Medulists representing their Senior class are: Winnie Cook, Cindy Ludwig, Mary Ellen Lumeier, Sharon Housman, Jane Bennett, Linda Leonard and Peggy Voss. Four years of study in dramatics here at Mercy is paying off for these girlst Good luck, future actresses. J, Younger, M. Hunzeker, J. Gallo, L. Rush, A. Fleming, P. Elfers, M. MuHis, K. Splain, B. Brinkmun look on with glee us the peasants perform. Sophs Portray Shakespearek The court of the king and queen; J. Gallo, L. Rush, P. Elfers, M. Muffis, Kh Splain, L Osferhues, J. Younger, and R. Huiiing listen to the peas- ants, D. Dupps, R. Hoenemeyer, M. A. Owens, B. Tegler, J. Wanstrafh, and B. Bufcha as they bring problems to the court's attention. 78 Adding sparkle to the sophomore's A Midsummer Night's Dream are Dorthy Schibi, Ruth Wenstrup, Kathy Bischot? and Mary Ann McGrath. A Mid Summer Nightis Dreamii LightsH Camerosll Actionll These words rang out as Sophomore Thespicns enacted Shakespeare's A Mid: summer Night's Dream. With a song in their heart and Cl sword in their hand, they successfully entertained the students. The play evolved around the bitterness of King Oberon, the king of the fairies, for his wife Titania. Upon dropping the juice of a magic flower in her eyes, she was commanded tcr fall in love with the first crea- ture she saw. Bottom, the weaver, with an assis head placed on him by the mischievous Puck, was the victim. When Queen Titania awoke, she was undoubtedly sur- prised at herself, once again united with King Oberon. The play, however, ends on a sad note with the suicides of Bottom and Thisbe. This completed the comedy by William Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night's Dream. Janice Wanstrath, Beverly Tegler, Diane Dupps, Mary Ann Owens and Barb Butscha listen to the love affair of Bottom, Ruth Hoenemeyer. 79 French Club members, J. Salatin, C. Moors, J. Fisher, C. DeGuire, K. Luhin, J. Sarman, B. Hogan, D. Wermier, S. Heim, M. Addison, P. Brinker, W. Cook, M. Froschouer, M. Brown, C. Klonne, M. Frey, D. Hoetker, devote their time to making Christmas Presents for the needy. Girls Intrigued by Franceis Realm Is Gay Puree for you? Then step right this way and learn parlez-vous Francois. That's what these lively Mercion Mudemoiselles are trying to accomplish. But French isn't all work. Surely you can remember the delicious candy apples for Mission Day and the various bake sales sponsored by the French Club. The girls also aim to acquaint teachers and students with the customs and people of France. Yes, why go to France when Gay Puree is right in your own back yard! Eating candied apples serves as one of the most enioycble of the activities in which Kathy Staley, Carol Meyer, Cheryl Huuck and Jean Engst, French Club oHicers, participate in on Mission Day. 80 Slickyl exclaims Rita O'Connor to Rita Hyle, while Marsha Hill and Kathleen Barnhorn wait for oncoming customers lo the Spanish booth. Doughnuts are exchanged for money for the missions. Shouldn't this one be shortened? asks M. Kathmun as D. Johnson offers scissors. R. Kisf peeks through the streamers to approve. Sincere Senoritas Sill Spain ; Que Vidal! or What a life! remarks +he members of Mercy's Spanish Club. Let's peek in. Perhaps plans for festive booths for mission day will be discussed or sneak previews of secret proiecfs for Pan American Day. The '61-'62 senorifas are actively making their club a big, wonderful success. Theyld like To give each girl a well-planned tour of festive Spain and a concen- froted study of the romantic language spoken there. Meet these lively people, see Their beautiful country, and witness colorful traditions. Viva la Spanish Club!! Spanish Club officers Rita Hyle, Treas., Kathy Moriconi, V. Pres., Marilyn Kuthman, Pres., and Kathy Barnhorn, Rec. Sec., okay a finished invifation which is fo be sent 10 the Sophomore Spanish classes inviting them to attend the gala Christmas Fieslal 81 Combining the high ideals of prayer, of study, and of sacrifice with wholesome fun, the C.S.M.C. organizes and co-ordinates mission apostoiate at M.M.H. Among its functions is the sponsorship of cm anti-communist study group which informs students of the Communist peril. It also directs for the benefit of the needy, many collections such as gathering of postage stamps, sheet music, and ecanned goods, Mission Day is its most known and popular activity. Accomplished through student and faculty co-operution, Mission Day takes . g , precedence over the year's activities and serves as the ' link between Mercicns and their purpose. rV tam??? Members of the Communism Study Group, Mary Ellen Addison, i Rita Orneila, Charlene Stahley, Cathy Schnapp study material. C.S.M.C. officers Judy Harding, Maxine Engler, Marybeth Hunzeker, Nancy Merkle and Sue Sohmer sort clothing for needy families. C.S.M.C. members, Karen Kidder, Barb Butschu, Mary Ann Fox, and Kathleen Tierney teach retarded children each Saturday morning. 82 CDL Surges Ahead! C.D.L. officers Marellene Wedig, Jeanne Inderhees, Jane E. Shell, Nancy Merkle, Barb Hogan arrange the weekly C.D.L. assignments. C.D.L. telephone committee, M. Honann, Linda Re, A. Unberg, M. A. Kunz determine who is the next person to be called. J. Goertemoeller, J. Steinmetz, M. Herr, M. Holzchuh, K. Muitield, S. Heidorn, J. Neiheisel are on the letterwriting committee, What is C.D.L.? This may be the first question coming to one's mind. Citizens for Decent Literature is a city- wide organization in which active students take part in the moral welfare of our country. By active participa- tion in the club, Mercians help to rid their community as well as their nation of all the indecent trash pub- lished and placed on our newsstands today. Besides bucking the defenders for stricter laws in opposition to the selling of indecent literature, each girl also takes part in one of three committees, the letterwriting committee, the drug store committee and the tele- phone committee. Through the club, the girls are filled with spirit for country and school. 83 Red Cross-Link in'Chain of Hope M. Dragen, J. Berning, C. Harland, B. Moorman, D. Francis, B. D. Busum and M. J. Greiner, officers of Red Cross, take time out for a lemonade break before resuming their discussions. C. A. Huuck, L. Deems, C. Meyer, D. Willenbrink, J. Fischer, R. Hutink and S. Diersing are skillfully making Christmas Favors. C. Block, C. Borntrager, J. Doogun, K. Seithel, B. Reichrath and l. Torbeck are busily occupied working on a Red Cross proiect. High School Red Cross is a symbol of help for others. It's great aim is to form strong bonds of friendship here and in other countries. To reach this goal, the members spend volunteer hours making attractive and colorful favors in order to bring holiday cheers and good wishes to hospital patients in our city. The Red Cross school chests are filled with erasers, books, and stuffed toys for unfortunates overseas. As each girl practices the virtues of charity and sacrifice, her heart is filled with that certain good feeling. 84 S. Roedersheimer, A. Lunne, S. Folzenlogen, D. Seger, K. Laflin, J. Niehaus enioy helping C. Thompson primp up toys for the poor and unfortunate children who have nothing all their own. Some of the active members of Health Careers are R. Weber, J. E. Schell, K. Splain, A. Heim, JV Berning, R. Hoenemeyer, B. Owens, and P. King. These girls enjoy doing volunteer work. Active Members of The Health Careers Club are Sue Voellmecke, Rita Honeberg, Diane Dupps, Earlene Ferneding, Pam Welling and Judith Hull. Understanding is a main step to good health. Special! Calling those interested in dietetics, medical or lab technology or any field of medicine! Health Careers seeks you! Girls volunteer to perform many charitable works of mercy for Good Samaritan, St. Francis and St. Mary's Hospitals and St. Joseph's Orphan Homes. These girls are repaid in full by the smiles on childrenhs grateful faces. In addition to the Supernatural merit, these mercions are also preparing themselves for a respected, meritorious vocation. 85 Math and Mercy Go Hand in Hand Members of the Math Club are: SEATED, Phyllis Myers, Marcia Fisher, Betty WeHu, Cheryl Tush, and Rita Ornellu; STANDING, Nancy Merkle, Janet Buchman, Mary Enghauser, Kafhy Maifield, Joyce Renchler, Judy Goertemoeller, Diana Sfrief, Jeanne Inderhees, and Carol Koch. Math can be fun! soy members of the newly organ- ized Mu Alpha Theta, National Mathematics Honor So- ciety. January '15 marked the inifiation of seventeen seniors into this society, whose purpose is the under- standing and enjoyment of math. Qualifications for membership include 0 90h: average in mathematics for four years and a general scholastic average of 8595. Under the direction of Sister Mary Dismas, R.S.M., members of the club seek to apply mathematics to their lives and prepare for possible careers. Officers of Mu Alpha Theta, Peggy V055 and Joan Wiisken, display fhe charter which makes Mercy an omcial member of this socie'ry. 86 Latin Overwhelms Mercians On the marble stairs are C. Kuthman, K. Maifneld, J. Bernzott, S. Heidorn, J. Stienmetz, D. Haig, M. DeCourcy, C. Erb, K. Gallagher, C. Hose, F. Giallongo, R. Klostermun, L. Duuwe, C. Aigner, M. Schibi, K, Davis, and J. Fitzpatrick members of the Luputinella Club. Come, follow Hannibal as he crosses the Alps! Come, see the Gaul of mighty Caesar! Come, Senators await your verdict in the case of Catalina vs. Rome! Come, adventure with Aeneas on enchanted Circe's Isles! This invitation is personally extended to you as you embark in your ship Diligence to conquer the unknown Latin. Accept the challenge. Wear the classic toga; meet the emperors, the senators, the statsmen, the working people, the slaves who were so typical of the ancient world. Visit Rome throughout your years at Mercy and Fund yourself master of its complicated his- tory; familiar with its language and traditions. M. lichtman, K. Grater, J. Steinbeck, N. Eveslage display trophies. B7 88 1 Spotlight on M 8 6 That's your cue, you're on!! These are the magic words the Masque - Gavel girls are always waiting to hear. The participants in the club present two plays a year. Their own talents are displayed in the year's First play,- in the next, they share the spotlight with those boys from old Elder High. In order to gain the membership of this club, a girl must have two years of dramatics with a 90 average. The club has been an active organization at Mercy for 21 years. Sister M. Carlos, R.S.M. inspires members to use their talents. Juniors in M and G are: ROW 1, Kathy Nead, Carol Mitchell, Nancy Everslage, Nancy Casey, Frances J. Feller; ROW 2, Karen Donnellon, Sue Cody, Marianne DeCourcy, Helen Welge and Kathleen Moriconi. Keep up the good work, girls Senior members of M86 are: ROW 1, Winnie Cook, Carol Kock, Mary Frey,- ROW 2, Kathy Stuley, Linda leonard, Sharon Kovacs, June Bennett, Peggy Voss; ROW 3, Rita Dehler, Cindy Ludwig, Carole Thompson, Mary Ellen Lameier, Jeanne lnderhees, Mary Lou Hull. Sharon Haus- man was not present. A 9OOA: average in dramatic: Is one of the rugged quuirements these girls have to meet. GAA - Tops in Sportsmanship Have you had that worn out and tired feeling lately? Then get a boost and join the G.A.A. Suddenly one finds herself in a gala whirl of activity. For those who belong to the G.A.A., there are monthly meetings, and volleyball, basketball, baseball games in which every- one is guaranteed a wonderful time. Ping-Pong tournaments and festive parties for special occasions await. In the Girls' Athletic Association one learns good sportsmanship and how to get along with people. Donna McNumee, Donna Clasgens, Mary Ann Honing, Sharon Lampert, Mary Ann Perrino, JoAnn Roberto, Kathy Tierney, Mary Jo McGowan and Martha Schibi take a breather after some rollicking fun with a basketball. These sports-minded G.A.A.'ers enioy many, many other exciting games, too. G.A.A. omcers, Rosemary Trefzger, Betty Olding, Theresa Roth and Kate Siethel are on the Ball and set to get that ball rolling. Librarians Assist Fellow Mercians Do you keep up to date on the latest novels? Do you do research for your subiects? If 50, visit Mercy's li- brary, containing the most recent data on all vital topics. Sfudenf librarians are capable of assisting if necessary. These Merciuns sacrifice of least we study periods each week. Besides maintaining average grades, library aids check, clean and repair books. Every month the library club publishes the Library News which lists all new prose and poetry works and re- views them to make reading more pleasant for you! The library club officers Roberta Knepfle, Ann Kramer and Eileen Romito faithfully carry out their duties in the school library. Junior and senior members of Ihe library club are, ROW' ONE, Judy Noth, Elieen Bonkowski, Charlene Tufman, Janet Buchmun, Gloria Gariner, Sue Schoenwefter. ROW TWO, Paf Donahue, Kathy Crisfofoli, Barbara Stenger, Cathy Shnupp, Mary Ellen Addison, Lois Wiegel, Rosemary Koepfle. ROW THREE, Ida Musiruserio, Murellene Wedig, Nancy Reisfenberg, Sue Cody, Carol Adam and Ruth Kolks. A 90 Vis-ed Supplements Classes Joyce Bouck, Lois Neu and Bonnie Riehle, with confident faces and ready hands, are always set to render their much-needed services to classes. Like Hollwood, Mercy has its department for showing movies, Filmstrip; and slides. This profession is com- petently guided by the Projectionist Club members. The girls donate their time to take you from the Old World 10 the New, from atoms to human anatomy, from Shakespeare to Frosf. Yes, no matter what field or age dealt with, the Proiectionisf Club will satisfy in- quisitive minds while it supplies much enjoyment for the students, teachers and various organizations. BeHy Lursh and Beth Busam, members of the Proiectionisf Club, are getting the sound projector ready for the use of a biology class, 91 Modesty + Beauty : S.D.S. The final touches are given for 5.0.5. Fashion Show, as charming models, Marlene Drees, Kathy Spluin, Mary Ann Vogel, Fran DiCiero, Cheryl Riga, Sharon Myers, Peggy Moran, Sandy BolIinger, June Sandman, Roberto Knepfle prepare for the walk down the runway. 92 Betty Olding, Donna Lee Byrns and Lorraine Altimuri, officers of Marcy's S.D.S., take time out to oh and uh at the lovely creation modeled by Jane Sandman, a participant in the annual fashion show which is aimed toward the preservation of modesty. 5.D.$. urges styles to accent modesty. The members realize that modesty is everlasting. It is a virtue that must be ever present in daily life. The club, therefore, strives to influence the stores to carry modest formals and decent sportswear. It gives Catholic high school girls a chance to express opinions on subiects concerning themselves and others. Active $.D.S. members also present an annual Fashion Show, the main purpose of which is to prove to their audience that girls can look modest and beautiful at the same time. I Aspiring leaders in the role of Christ find their way to the Sodality of Our Lady. Sodality's way of life otters for many an opportunity to do more for Christ. They move to Christ through Mary. Their double role effects personal sanctification and social apostolote. The highlight of the year is consecration. This is the time when Sodalists promise themselves to their Blessed Mother for a year. Their social event of the time was an informal dance titled Moonlight Magic. Senior Sodality officers Rita Ornella, Mary Enghauser, prefect; Cecilia Nienuber, Nancy Merkle observe the devotions of Advent us part of the Sodalify curriculum in preparation for Christmas. Reciting the little afiice of the Blessed Virgin are Sodalists Donna Hcig, Kathy Need, Peggy Vanderyt, Mary A. McGrath, Connie Stuman Earlene Ferneding, Peggy Herr, Kathy Lindeman, Francine Hemsuth, Maria Lichtmunn and Cheryl Gambetta. This is said each tirst Friday. 93 Junior homeroom presidents, Rita O'Connor, 'll-C, Sherry Zachman, 11-E, Mary Ruth Robbe, 'll-B, Nancy Eveslage, ND, and Marianne DeCourcy, 11-A, stop for a few minutes of friendly conversation before entering school. They work in close unison throughout the year. Upperclassmen Develop Spiritually Spirited, enthusiastic, vivacious, sparkling - all are synonymous with the class of 1963, Mercy's jubilant iuniors. As they anticipate the excitement of being up- perclassmen, they leave behind the sorrows and ioys of their First two years and begin planning for this year. A huge cuvalcade of events parades before them. The fun and excitement of Mission Days, the peaceful meditation of Retreat and the day they are measured for their class rings all rank high on their list of unforgettable happenings. The Variety Show and the Junior-Senior Prom come and go. Finally a climax is reached - Juniors become Seniors at last. Retreatants Helen Welge, Jane E. Schell and Marilyn Kcthman spend time in the library in spare moments between conferences. Fafher Madden, O.C.D., refreuf muster, talks informally to iuniors: Rita O'Connor, Teresa Schaefer, and Mary Ellen Viff as The annual 1wo-day retreat once again comes to a close. ROW 1: Barbara Abel Carol Adam Ka'lhy Addison Barbara Aichele Christine Aigner ROW 2: Mary Assqlone Diane Auel Cheryl Baglan Kathleen Bannhorn Margaret Bengal ROW 3: Beverly Bedugna Jane Bessler Carol Befz Donna Birck Nancy Blazer ROW 4: Martha Boehm Joyce Bouck Donna Boudm Mary Poiricic Brankamp Lois Brodbeck ROW 5: Barbara Broering Mary Lou Budde Joan Buesher Celesie Bunker Befh Busam Junior music students Diane Francis, Judifh Nelson, Barbara Moorman, Rita O'Connor, and Kafhleen Tierny display a wide variety of falenf in the annual 5!. Cecilia Rachel. Consfance Carrico Kathleen Carrigcn Bonnie Carter Connie Carter Janice Casey Nancy Casey Vicforia Crumer Susan Cody Frances Cope Loretta Dauwe Kathleen Davis Marianne DeCourcy Helen Rose Diersing Pa!l Dillon Mary Ann Doerger Patricia Donahue Karen Donnellon Kathleen Donovan Donna Dreiss Suzanne DuMonf Jacqueline DunneH Mary Louise Elfers Joyce Engelhurdf Marlene Engler Maxine Engler Cheryl Erb Nancy Eveslage Barbara Fariello Connie Feldkamp Barbara Feldman Frances Jean Feller Kafhleen Filipp Janice Filzputrick Joyce Fiizpafrick Katherine Floffmun Diane Francis Carol Frunke Janet Frey Ann Friedrich Katherine Friedrick Kathleen Gallagher Linda Gartner Gloria Gunner Patricia Giallcngo Joyce Goer Linda Grunt Geraldine Greiner Mary Jo Greiner Janet Grimes Jo Ann Greulich In the Masque and Gavel Flay ussisfcnf manager of the ballet troupe, Kathleen Staley, gives directions to Carol Mitchell, Linda Leonard, Jean Feller and Sue Cody. The Junior French class, D. Lameier, L. Neu, B. Van Holfe, R. Trefzger, M Scuhill and B. Reichyuth gcily carol 1he Christmas spirit. ROW 1: Donna Haig Sheila Hall Barbara Hallelt Judith Harding Carol Hose ROW 2: Anna Mae Hafke Francene Head Charlene Heid Susan Heidorn Nancy Heineman ROW 3: Ann Hemsteger Mary Lou Henninger Marcia Hili louise Hock Marguerite Hoffmann ROW 4: Nancy Honnigfcrd Sharon Husfer Rita Hyle Patricia Jesse Donna Johnson ROW 5: Geraldine Juengling Geraldine Jungkunz Marilyn Kalhman Geraldine Keegan Kathleen Kelley ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 5: Juniors J. Feller, K. Donnellon, C. Mitchell and N. Evesluge listen as Mr. Paul Spaelh explains his Mission Program and requests assistance. Mary Lee Keller Donna Kirchner Rita Kisf Nancy Kleff Ruth Klosfermun Peggy Kneer Ruth Kolks Jane Koren Ann Kramer Constance Kramer Diane Krebs Karen Kreimer Palricia Kreinesf Mary Kurtz Carolyn Labmeier Rim Lambert Dianne Lameier Judith Lamoff Mary lou Lamping Patricia Landy Betfy Larsh Donna Laubernds Maria Lichiman Judy Liedhegner Lorna Maloney Donna Kramer and Barbara Broering look on with pleased satisfaction and anticipation as 1heir pupil eagerly opens his Christmas present at the annual Christmas party for the retarded children. Ellen Marshall Linda McElroy Mary Jo McGowan Betty McHugh Donna McNamee Mila Mae Miller Georgia Minnich Carol Ann Mitchell Linda Moleng ruff Janice Monnig Susan Monnig Mary lee Moore Barbara Moorman Kafhy Moriconi Carol Ann Muckenfuss Mary Carol Mueller Kafhleen Need Judiih Neiheisel Judith Nelson Lois Neu Rita O'Connor Beffy Olding Janie Osborn Penny Pefif Sandro Piccola Lorraine Alfimari enferfuins one of the retarded children at Iheir annual Christmas celebraiion. Enlightens Minds Dianne Ruck Geraldine Ramsey Anita Rapien Donna Rafermann Beth Redmond Brigme Reichrulh Mary Reifenberger Marilyn Reisz Rosemary Rettig Boniia Riehle Carolyn Robb Mary Ruth Robbe Sue Ann Roedersheimer Donna Rofhun Kathleen Subers Geneva Sauer Maureen Scahill Teresa Schaefer Kathryn Schaible Jane C. Schell Jane E. Schell Martha Schibi Ada Lee Schmidt Cathy Schmidt Yvonne Schmidi ROW 1: Sue SchoenweHer Martha Schrumm Nancy Schroeder Kaihy Schulfz Mary Schumacher ROW 2: Mary Lee Schweiixer Ann Siebenburger Janet Solomon Helen Spitzmiller Cansfance Sfuvermann ROW 3: Charlotte Stead Joyce Steinmefz Barbara Stenger Linda Sterfz Audrey Stevens ROW 4: Joy Sfreicher Patricia Sullivan Charlene Tafman Bef'ry Lou Teal Elizabeth Thinnes ROW 5: Geraldine Thinnes Ruth Ann Thinnes Sandra Thompson Kath leen Tierney lois Torbeck The bell rings; lunch period begins. Mercians select from the variety of items prepared by Mrs. L. Huncke and Mrs. C. Whaley. KW Look Into the Future ABSENT: Bonnie Green, Joanne Diefrick to Their Senior Year 105 ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 5: ROW 6: Margaret Trageser Rosemary Trefzger Ann Umberg Barbara VunHoHe Mary Helen Velkoff Mary Ellen Vin Ann Voss Nancy Wuchier Jeanne Wagner Judy Walter Rita Weber Sandra Weibel Lois Wiegel Judy Weisbrod Helen Welge Deanna Wieman Pamela Welling Constance Westerkamp Geraldine Wilkymucky Bernadette Wilms Barbara Winkler Doris Wittrock Carolyn Wiwi Jane Wolf Jacquelyn Woodruff Sherry Zachman Mo ry Zimplemun Eureka - and a door opens to the future! Another new and exciting year begins. A year in which loyal and true friendships are established. Many projects chal- , Ienge the sophomores. They bring laughter, create responsibility and develop leadership. Membership in the various clubs increases because the sophomores take advantage of all opportunities enthusiastically. Echoes of the new found problems such as: Whom shall I ask? What will I wear? are heard. As they develop socially they mature mentally and physically. This is a year of new experiences and opportunities. Karen Eilers, Marie Bergman, Judith Gallo, and their pupil take time out during a Saturday instruction class for a light snack. Sophomores Advance in Wisdom Soph Presidents Frances DiCiero, Roberta Smith, Sandy Bollinger, Bonnie Brinkman, Barbara Rizzo, and Dorthy Schibi patronize the library. Mary Ann Vogel, Roberta KnepHe, Margaret Moran, Cheryl Riga and Frances DiCiero model the cloihes fhey wear in SDS Fashion Show. Pairicia Abel Mary Jo Albers Mary Ann Armstrong Jean Barber Carol Barlage Judy Bartel Christine Bauersfeld Jean Beckmcm Judith Beisel Marcia Baiting Kathleen Bellman Darlene Bender Judith Berding Janef Berkemeyer Judith Berning Joann Bernzoff Francine Bicknell Donna Bien Katherine Bischof Anna Blum Kathryn Boller Sandra Bollinger Fern Bonaventure Christine Bone Marie Bergman Studenf pauses for shorf visif between classes. Prayerful concentration in chapel refreshes the spirifual needs of a fervent Mercian. ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 5: Joan Branno Judith Braun Barbara Brinkman Bonnie Brinkmun Lorayne Brockmeier Joyce Brodbeck Kathleen Bruser Nancy Bucher Patricia Budd Mary Kay Burneft Carol Buschle Barbara Bufscha June Buffelwerth Nancy Cominifi Carol Jean Denier Frances DiCiero Juunifu Dickman Carol Ann Dis'rler Janice Dingen Edna Dixon Diane Doering Marlene Drees Elizabeth Duenhof? Diane Dupps Mary Ann Earley Pat Hurdewig strikes at u pinata during the Spanish Club Christmas Party as anxious members await Ihe shower of gifts. ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 5: Karen Eilers Nancy Eisenecher Patricio Elfers Barbara Ellis Arlyn Emmerich Sylvia Feisf Earlene Ferneding Mariann Fieler Sharon Flaherfy Ann Fleming Joanne Flynn Mary Folzenlogen Mary Ann Fox Sharon Fredwesf Mary Frey Margaret Gumbeitu Donna Gellenbeck Gabriella Genske Donna Gillman Mary Ann Gold Beverly Graf Mary Grogan Pulriciu Groneck Claire Grupenhoff Mary Guilfoyle Kathleen Reilly, the fairy queen, casfs her spell over Sylvia Feis? as They enact separate roles in the soph's ploy, Midsummer Nighi's Dream. Kathleen Haas Barbara Hnbig Judith Haley Judith Hall Rik: Haneberg Patricio Hurdewig Patricia Harrison Patricia Harvey Charlene He5ron Arlene Heim Susan Helmes Francine Hemscnh Patricia Hines Susan Hirschemiller Janice Hoberg Ruth Hoenemeyer Kafhleen Holt Sandro Honningford Ruih Ann Huirink Marybeth Hunze'ker Barbara Ireland Mary Jo Kammer Jean Ann Kaufman Kathleen Kelley Mary Lou Kelsch Karen Kidder Marguref King Beverly Klenda Paula Klusmun Judith Koch gymna- Ca ptures Sandy Bollinger addresses Elaine Werner as they display their dramatic talenf in the soph's play Midsummer Night's Dream. Kafhie Koch Martha Konrad Rita Kopp Wilma Korte Donna Kramer Joan Kreimer Karen Kroeger Patricia Krzynowek Leah Landwehr Monica Laub Charlene Lichfmun Vivian Loch Linda Lower Pafriciu Lowsiufer Lois Ludwig Margaret Luensmun Virginia Luhn Anita Lunne Gloria Luiferbei Arlene Lynn Evelyn Muifeld Kathleen Mussc Maureen Muffis Marilyn McCarthy Mary Ann McGrafh Charlene McKeon Barbara McMahon Elaine Meiners Joyce Menninger Jean Merkhofer Barbara Habig oFfers 'rhe necessary information as an assistant checks off Ihe ailments in one phase of the annual sophomore health check. ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3; ROW 4; ROW 5: ROW 6: Mary Meleer Linda Meyer Mary Meyer Sharon Myers June? Mezger Mary Jane Mills Eileen Mischell Claire Moorman Marguref Moran Judith Mullinix Mary Terrell Nash Bonim Neiheisel Betty Neu Judith Newcomb Janice Neyer Jerilyn Niehuus Mary Lou NiehoH Mary Jo Niklus Pafricia Oehler linda Osterhues Beny Owens Mary Ann Owens Jennifer Podvin Judy Paxton Diane Pfalz Bonha PHum Carolyn Radel Martha Rottermcn Barbara Rebel Kathleen Reilly This is fhe way if's done! Joyce Scicrra, 1 Francine Bicknell and Susan Vaellmecke, members of gym class demonstrate ?he hook sho? for all basketball rookies. Nancy Reinermun Carol Rennekamp Jacquelyn Richter Connie Riedinger Loraine Rieskump Cheryl Riga Ruth RiHer Barbara Rizzo Linda Robinson lois Roehrig Maureen Rohe Barbara Ruoff Lynne Rush Rosalie Suiler Marianne Saucer Mary Jo Schehl Patricia Schell Dorfhy Schibi Gail Schneider Linda Schoenling Pairicia Schofie Jackie Schroder Jeanneffe Schroder Gail Schubeler Barb Schuerman Darlene Schultl Anna Marie Schulz Marie Schulz Joan Schwab Joan Schwartz 114- ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 5: ROW 6: Joyce Sciarra Dorothea Seger Carolyn Seiiz Janet Seifz Roberta Smith Theresa Spitzmiller Kaihleen Splain Theresa 510 Jean Sfreicher Janice Sfrief Joyce Sucher Charlotfe Sundermun Joan Sunderman Beverly Tegler Marilyn Tensi Marfha Touf Marlene Ungru Diane Vulvano Jane Van Margaret Vande Ry? Sue Voellmecke Mary Ann Vogel Diane Wade Janice ansrruth Marilyn Wansfraih Nancy Ward Marilyn Wedding Ruth Wensirup Elaine Werner Judiih White The musical ability of sophomores Donna Gellenbeck, Susan Folzenlogen, and Francine Hemmih is displayed proudly in the annual Si. Cecilia program at Mercy. ABSENT: Eileen Collins, Judith Gallo, Cheryl Kircher, Sully Moeller ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: Georgiann Widmer Michele Wild Donna Willenbrink Diana Williams Mary Wilming Ann Wise Carol WiHrock Eilene Wood Kathleen WuesI Judy Yunger Nancy Zuhn Armella Zerhusen Melody Zuckerburg Joan Zwissler Artwork Merits Praise Sue Helmes, Juanita Dickman, sophomores, and Judy Nelson, Junior, display winning posters of he Academy's fashion show. 3036 Uerk Rd Reservatlons: EU- 'ggg szesMerchandtse Orduers QWWMC 115 Mu , , mau- Freshman presidents, D. Haverkump, S. Fuell, Ci Mentrup, K. Sprengard, P. Moore, J. Weber! D. Cuni and J. Naber help beautify Mercy. Freshmen Enter Mercy 1. Rentschler, M. Holzschuh, P. Schaible in the fun and gaiety of the activities and S. Sample, join an Orientation Day. 116 Hail mighty senior! is the echo that was heard over and over again as the freshmen paid homage to the seniors on Orientation Day. This day was full of fun and laughter, and it marked the omciui entrance of the freshmen into Mercy. The memories of this day remain vivid in the mind of each freshie as the year introduced more exciting activities. Mission Day was a thrilling event for the unsuspecting freshmen. As time for midsyear exams drew near, freshmen studied for their tests, and then during retreat each girl found a closer union with Our Lord through prayer and meditation. This year completed, the freshmen agreed that it was a year they would remember. Freshmen and their big sisfers Joyce Schmidf, Kathy Sprengurd, Jill Huban and Cathy Schnupp join in the square dance, which proved in be the highlight of freshman inifiation. Roberiq Anzinger Arlene Bardua Pafricia Barre Shirly Barromeffi Mary Bustin Linda Beck Mary Teresa Bedinghaus Diane Bellman Cheryl Bender Mary Berding Linda Berninger Paula Beuersdorfer Judith Ann Biehl Judy Bihn Patricia Bockehuan Sandra Boehl Carol Boeing Susan Bohrer Mary Kay BolIinger Mary Borgemenke Nancy Bergman Barbara Bows Teresa Bramlage Judy Anne Bruvurd Sharon Breen Sister M. Profuse, R.S.M., and Mary Eng- hauser, senior, help freshmen Donna Luhr- man, Lois Gressel and Carol Menstrup seled 1he bucks to match the subjects. ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 5: Suzanne Brinkman Kathleen Brogle Connie Brothers Judifh Ann Brown Marilene Brown Patricia Browu Karen Busam Elizabeth Busch Rea Butschc Linda Sue Canlzler lindn Cossiere Virginia Cassini Lynn Casielline Mary Chrisfenson Patricia Mary Cleary Diana Colegufe Erin Collins Angela Conner Lynn Corry Kufhleen Cronin Donna Cuni lynn Duly Diane Dunner Maureen Day Martha DeCourcy Oh happy daylU say the four starry-eyed fresh- men, Cheryl Gambeffa, Linda Wessels, Evelyn Jacob, and Karen McCormack, afier reaching fheir own goal this flrsf semester - the Honor Roll. ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 5: Linda Deemc Virginia DelFavero Jenny Di Piua Ruth Dixon Deborah Doherfy Dorofhy Dorger leslie Downie Carla Dragon Diane Droesch Marilyn Duenhof? Patricia Dugun Peggy Dunigan Joann EckhoR Regina Enghauser Grefchen Erhardl' Barbara Espelage Mary louise Essen Linda Fagin Bonnie Fallon Carol Ann Fay Diane Federle Diana Lee Ferris Judith Ann Feuchf Dolores Finley Donna Fischer Hail 10 1he King and Queen of the Dad and Daughter Dancel M. Day and Dad dance while enioying their reign. 120 Kathleen Fischer Marian Floefker Maureen Foertsch Bo-Vonne Fox Jean Charlotte Frank Geraldine Franz Susan Fuell Claire Fuller Christina Gallagher Cheryl Ann Gumbetta Ann Gedney Martha Genske Mary Pu? Gilker Pairicia Carol Gillen Elaine Godfrey Marilyn Goebel Donna Goefz Marilyn Gould Sharon Ann Greeley Lois Gressel Mary Jo Greulich Carol GroHer Christine Grosse Joyce Gruaner Martha Guilfoyle Marie Guiiuhr Jacqueline Haas Jill Hubun Nancy Haberthier Katherine Huckefi Upon one of their first visits 10 Mercy, Hie freshmen fill out regisirmion blanks wifh the seriousness and eagerness of new studenls beginning a new and difTerent kind of scholastic life. Cheryl Hefner Cheryl Harland Ann Francis Hameling Jane? Harmeling Cecilia Harmeyer Judith Ann Ha+er Mary Hathaway Donna Jean Huverkump Beverly Hehemann Cheryl Ann Heid Kuihleen Hennekes Lois Ann Herbert Lucille Hering Diane Heron Peggy Herr Susan Herzog Judiih Heizer Mary Lou Honnerf Phyllis Horney Mary Jo Huismann Sherry Hussong Carol lnderhees Diane Inderhees Evelyn Jacob Kalhleen Johannemun Jean Jordan Krysfyne Kaczmarske Judith Kullmeyer Donna Kammer Doris Kammer Rufh Dixon sings a melody in fhe St Cecilia music program while Roberfa Anzinger and Mc;ry Berding play a duet. Sandra Rechh sfeiner and Mary Sue Menges await their furn 10 show the versatility atfuined of the piano. 122 Sheila Kusfner Mary Ellen Keating Mary Ann Kerber Ka1hleen Kesfler AnfoineHe Kiefer Janef Kien Velma Kisf Peggy Kleimeyer . Donna Kling Diane Kopp Kathleen Kosse Sharon Lea Kraemer Gail Kraft Mary Ann Krauz Carol Irene Kreimer Kafhleen Kroeger Kafhryn Kroeger Mary Ann Kunz Constance Luake Shirley Ann Lacher Judy Landy Diane Lauman Mary Leesmun Clare Leinen Diane lewe Kathleen lienesch Maryann Rufh Lillie Kafhleen lindeman Linda Lindsay 1 Elizabeth Lipps 1 1 i 1 As Mission Day draws near, excited candidates, Maxine Engler, Marybeth Hunzeker, Kathy Lindeman and Nancy Merkel qwaif report of Mission Queen. '. 123 ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 5: ROW 6: Karen Lackard linda Loebker Pamela long Donna luebbert Donna lul-Irmun Margaret Lufz linda MacDonald Sandra Malinowski Judith Marchem Mary Jo Martin Linda Muurer Linda Mayer Barbara May Hall Barbara McAndrews Patricia McCann Shelia McCcnhy Karen McCormuck Donna McKinney Donna McMunus Mary Sue Menges Carol Jean Manfrup Karen Meyer Monica Meyer Kathy Ann Meyers Mary Jean Meyers Marilyn Middendorf Joan Moelchen Jo Ann Mohr Vidoriu Mohr Pamela Ann Moore E '1 $ Q i Spiritual Life During the husile and busile of We holiday season Anita Lunne, Mary Ann Vogel and Darlene Bender fake fime out to visif the crib in the lobby of school. Patricia Moore June? Morgan Gayle Mueller Marilyn Mueller Elaine MueninghoH Koihieen Murphy Susan Murphy Janice Naber Miriam Neiheisel Patricia Nolan Judy Nugenf Mary Oliver Anioineife Punard Antoinette Pusfenak Beverly Phillips Joyce Potrque Kathleen Potzick Valentina Prechenenko Gerry Rack Nina Rack Linda Re Peggy Rebel Sandra Rechfsieiner Kathleen Redmond Beverly Renner Bonnie Reufer Cynthia Ridrnann Beverly Riehle Geraldine Ries lindu Riesfenberg During freshman retreat, Mary Jo Martin and Janice Wipple visii the crib in he chapel fo pay fribufe fo the Savior. Mary Ann Riga Mary Carol Ringenbuch Leila Robb Tonya Roda Margaret Roef'rker Kafhleen Roney Angela Russo Eileen Sabufelli Jacqueline Sage Susan Sample Diane Saul Barbara SchaH: Donna Schaible Pauline Schuible Deborah Schuich Doris Schaub Sandra Schinner Janice Schirmann Diane Schneider Mary Schneider Mary Beth Schneider Kathy Schoenling Karen Scholle Donna Schulfe Barbara Schultz Jane Schultz Karla Schulz lorritu Schuster Virginia Schwab Karen Schwebler Bills, bills, bills! complain the harried freshmen us Huey wait in line to pay book fee, tuition, em, on their first chance to get acquainted with Mercy. ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 5: ROW 6: Patricia Scriveri Sandra Seghi Sandra Seng Angela Shelton Janet Simpson Nancy Smith Jane Sohmer Kathleen Sprengard Barbara Sfahl Constance Sfanton lindu Sfehlin Margaret Srenger Ruth Sfockelman Joyce Sfreiimarler Consfance Sfumin Jeanne Subler Maureen Sullivan Nancy Sweetman Jacquelyn Taylor Carol Tenkljlcm Jeanette Teppe Judith Thuyer Mary Treurer Marilyn Thoma Shuryn Topic: Victoria Ann Uhrig Elaine Umberg Mary Umberg Vidaria Ven're Janice Veldhaus ROW 2: ROW 3: Gail Vidal Mary lou Voellmecke Janet Weber Jennifer Weber Linda Wessels Arlene Willenborg Susan Willenborg Barbara Williams Janice Wippel Donna Wissel Barbara Wolf Barbara Wuellner Marilyn Zech Virginia Zenz Mary Ann Ziepfel ABSENT: Marcia Buchert, Margaret Dussmun, Clare Heuerman, Jane Jacobef, Befly Jo Meenfs, Kathy Meyer, Sandra Miller, Alice Uphaus. Helpfulness-Spirit of Mercy As a willful service 10 Mercy, Mrs. Charlene Seyffer sells bus tokens Stahl, June Jacobet, and Kaihy Lienesch. 127 Book Day Creates Chaos Piifer-paifer of little feet, cries of happiness, and jingle- iungle of bus tokens announce the beginning of another school year. Time for school 10 reopen for another year of learning and for the renewal of old friendships. This is one clay on which excitement is shared by all, espe- cially freshmen. Sophomores and iuniors exercise the superiority acquired as a result of knowledge gained from past years. A joyful sweet sorrow is experienced by seniors at the lost of their wonderful years of M.M.H. Book Day is an occasion which lives in memories. Lots of room for you to grow! remarks Jackie Steinbeck 10 Lynn Duly, while little Lynn receives her slighfly large gym uniform. I think it fits all right, says J. Hater to B. Fox us Sister M. Aloyse, R.$.M., Miss Puiskump, A. Punaro and J. Nugent watch the coronation.H 130 Seniors Adopt Little Sisters Gerri Grieco warns little sister Kathy Kosse not to pick the howers while Dian Kopp, Gerri's other little sister, iust smiles at their anticsi Orientation Day is one filled with memories for the frightened freshmen. But their fears melt to smiles when they see the charming and glowing faces of their big sisters. They not only get acquainted with them but also with other students at Mercy. Friendship and fun are two key words for the day. Games are played and dances danced but only after lunch do they have a share in the time. A humorous skit is presented, plans are made between new but good friends and all leave with c: remembrance as the last bell rings out. Linda Loebker gets a treat from her Big Sister Joann Gurtner as Shirley Luther calmly awaits her turn at Freshman Orientation. 131 Spirit of Sacrifice Dominates CAS.M.C. candidates Kathy Lindeman, Marybeih Hunzeker, Maxine Engler and , , l'A' ; . u$?lx MALL. lCAQQKA;A V 1,' All for the missions and something in returnW exclaims Cafhy Schnapp to Carol Buumer while purchasing a piece of cake. Marlene Lehman looks over ?he remaining pieces. 132 Nancy Merkle anticipate announcemeni of Mission Queen. Mary Frey, Mary Ann Willen, Carol Klonne, Jean Salufin, Mary Ann Froschauer and Carolyn Moors are Finishing the French Club's booth before 1he hungry crowd arrives. Mission Days What makes Mission Days click? It's the whole- hearied enthusiasm of ihe girls to give help To the foreign missions. Generosity is also a must if the days are to be c: success. This year, being no exception, the girls thoroughly enjoyed the responsibility of being missionaries for c: day. Each girl willingly donates her time, energy and money for 1he promotion of this worthy cause. In preparation for Mission Days every- one 1akes per? in decorating 1he booths and working hard for their candidate. After many weeks of con- centrated eHort a climax is reached and a Miss C.S.M.C. is crowned. Senior Nancy Merkle was The winner. Newly crowned mission queen, Nancy Merkle is congraiuiated amid Years of icy and shouts of vicvory by C.S.M.C. prexy Sue Sohmer and candidates Marybeih Hunzeker and Maxine Engler. V. Wingerf and C. Baumer use Mission Days to win a hat fusing the ball info the hole as M. Lehman and C. Schnapp observei 133 Daughters Have Dates with Dads Freshman Maureen Day and her father reign as queen and king of the annual Dads and Daughters dance. Mr. Robert Niehaus, chairman of the dance, his daughter Jerilyn and Father Frank Niehaus, moderator of the Dadsl Club, congratulate them. The dance was held Nov. 17. Once a year that Special night fails when Mother of Mercy's Dads' Club sponsors their annual Dads and Daughters Dance. It's a night to remember as pretty daughters dance with handsome duds to lively music by Skip Houng's orchestra. A magic evening is cli- maxed by the crowning of Maureen Day and her dad as queen and king. 'l'is said, All good things must come to an end and the Dads and Daughters Dance is no exception. True -- that all are a little sad when the magic night closes but that all Mercy girls will re- member it as a happy time when they had a date DAD. Roberta Smith, Jun Fischer and many other Mercy girls enioy a dance with their dads at the annual Dads and Daughters Dance. 134- Mercy Honors St. Cecilia Each year as the feast of Saint Cecilia draws near the annual recital is strongly anticipated throughout the school. By combining the musical ability of the pianists and the skillful interpretations by the art students a talent filled program is produced. Most of the selec- tions are accompanied by pictures flashed on a wide screen. The fast and snappy Flamingo and the smooth melodious Vienese Waltz are just a few of the tunes that provide a world of entertainment for everyone witnessing this yearly display of talent. Mary Lou Staigel and Carolyn Green, senior music students, play a duet on the piano at the annual recital in honor of Saint Cecilia. Sharon Kovacs admires Mary Ann Froschauer's artistic interpretation of the melody being played by Mary Lou Stuigel in the St. Cecilia Recital. Advent Program Prepares for Senior vocalists Joan Witsken, Deanna Ho- etker and Kathy Arnold blend voices in song for A Cuppella's part in the Advent Program. 136 While waiting patiently for the arrival of the Christ Child, Mercy proudly gives her annual Advent Pro- gram. Glee Club Freshmen, Juniors and Senions, along with the A Cappella Chorus present a song filled eve- ning concerning Christmas. Songs fill the auditorium as the girls raise their voices and hearts in praise of Christ, their coming king. The good God will soon be born and souls rejoice in and around Mercy. Members of the Junior-Senior Glee CIub combine Iheir voices to proudly present the Advent Program, an annual event at Mercy. Carol Koch presents a recitation for the Advent Program, while the Senior Glee Club patiently awaits a cue to begin singing. the Coming of Christ Just a glance at the Christ Child lying in a manger makes Cheryl Erb realize the fact that she has much for which to be thankful. Well! That iust about does it! replies Madonna laubernds while she and Mary Lou Lamping complete preparations for Christmas. O Come Let Us Adore Him, is the ioyful message at Christmas time, as Rita Dehler and Diana Streit pray for a peaceful year. Silent Night, Holy Night are the words which ring through Mercy at this joyful time of the year. With the coming of Christmas, the Glee Club tunes up for its annual caroling and the C.S.M.C. mailboxes fill up with greeting cards. The seniors await the annual Christmas Ball, wondering who will be the queen. The most important event of the season, the coming of the Christ Child, brings much rejoicing the world over. 137 Carole Ann Block and Ken Overberg, Sue Sohmer and Bob Ackerman, Pat Brennan and Tom Pusfel reign happily at the Christmas Ball. Marianne Whiffon, Sharon Housman, Carole Thompson, Sharon Johns, Jackie Steinbeck and fheir escorts eniay themselves at the Christmas Ball at Hartwell Country Club. Silver Bells Ring Out Pretty gErls and proud escorts entered the scene of merry music -- Mercy's Christmas Boll. Silver Bells rang out for the occasion. The Hartwell Country Club, resplendent in holiday trimmings, offered the perfect setting for festive ball gowns, brilliant flowers and Yuletide fun. The magic hour of midnight arrived to crown Sue Sohmer queen and to present red roses to Put Brennan and Carole Block, her attendants. These seniors will long treasure memories made that night. 139 Pretty Sue Sohmer smiles rcdiantly after being crowned queen. Pat Brennan and Carole Ann Block applaud happily for c: sur- prised and excited Sue Sohmer, the newly announced queen of the Christmas Ball. Pat and Carole Ann acted as attendants. As retreat draws near, it is accompanied by reioicing. Two days of spiritual inventory, enlightening talks, and quiet meditation are appreciated. Union with God be- comes even closer through Confession, Mass and Holy Communion. Peace of mind and soul are both ob- tained through spiritual reading. Calmness in God's presence rings true during the days of meditation. Senior retreatants Ann Wurzelbucher, Peggy Gallagher, Bonnie Voss, Mary Kay Walter and Mary Ann Froschcuer use the quiet atmosphere at the library for meditation at the break in retreat. Father Richard Madden, O.C.D., bestows his blessing on iunior and senior retreutunts. Father Griewe spends a few minutes talking with freshman retractants before leaving. Modesty Prevails at Twilight Time A beaming S.D.S. royal court consists of first attendant Lorraine Altimuri of Mercy, queen Peggy Brown of O.LA., and second attendant Diane Budin of Seton High. Marcy's candidates for the S.D.S. queen are; Roberta Kneptle, Judy Kidder and lor- raine Altimuri. Behind them are their dates. Modesty, the prime factor of S.D.S. members, is shown throughout the year in the club's activities. The most important of these is the 5.0.5. formal. To gain od- mittance to the dance the girls must actively take part in S.D.S. The letter writing committee and the fashion show are just two ways to do this. An opportunity to practice what they preach is given at the formal. After waiting anxiously for the judges decision, the big moment has at last arrived and Father Hauser presents Lorraine Altimari the award of first attendant in the contest for 5.0.5. queen. 141 Freshmen and Sophomores Blend Sophomore Glee Club members are: ROW 1, K, Wuesi, J. Beremeyer, M. Kelsch, M. Beit- Ing, D. Valvano; ROW 2, K. Massa, J. Van, M, J. Mills, J. Hoberg, B. Tegeler, C. Riga,- ROW 3, K. BischoFf, J. Brodbeck, S. Meyers, M. Bergman, K. Eilers, J. Podvin, J. Dmgen; ROW 4, N. Comeniii, J. Koch, L. Ludwig, K. Hass, G. Widmer, M. A. Early, M. A. Vogel and J. Beckman, singers Filled with harmony. Freshman members of the Glee Club cure: ROW 1, B. Fallon, M. Thoma, K. A. Scholle, G. Erhard'r, J. Schermann; ROW 2, S. Hus- song, 5. A. Barmmehi, D. Finley, S. Bohrer, J. Moelchen, M. Manges; ROW 3, J. DiPilla, J. Sohmer, P, Dugun, D. Luumun, J. Kien, D. Kling, S. Boehl, J. Haemeling; ROW 4, E. Lipps, R. Bufscha, L Herbert, P. Schuible, J. Kallmeyer, D. Cuni, M. Theurer, K. Roney. Voices for Musical Beauty One end a two, and . . . On the Road to Romany . . . What a Lovely Day . . . Strains such as these are sung in the March Musical presented by Mercy's Music Department. The Freshman-Sophomore Glee Club' com- bines style and grace with their vocal abilities in pre- senting some of the selections'written by Jerome Kern and Rodgers and Hammerstein. A Coppello chorus, piano solos and orchestra add touch of spring, ending a fine performance with a Song in Your Heart. Freshman members are: ROW 1, K. Kroeger, M. Kerber, B. Riehle, M. Goebel, l. Re,- ROW 2, M. Day, J. Bravard, J. Gruener, C. Gul- lagher, S. Breen, C. Leinen; ROW 3, A. Pasternak, P. Brown, M. Genske, B. Rennev, D. Goetz, J. Eckcft; ROW 4, C. Mentrup, D. Drvesh, M. Gould, D. Haverkamp, B. Schultz, J. Murchetti. Sophomore Glee Club members; ROW 1, J. Mollinix, M. L. NiehoFf, M.A. Owens, E. Miners, C. Distler; ROW 2, D. Hoenemeyer, C. Licht- mun, K. Spluin, M. Meyer, P. Klesman, J. Newcomb, A. Schulz; ROW 3, B. Klenda, J. Porfon, M. J. Schele, J. Menninger, B. Hu- big, T. Nash; ROW 4! R. A. Huitnik, P. Moran, M. Schultz, J. Richter, T. Spitzmiller, N. Ward and M. Feiler, harmonize. A Coppella members Carole Ann Block, Barbara Hubig and Julie Doogan are rehearsing for the March Musical under the direc- tion of Mr. James Graf. As members of the A Cuppella chorus these girls take part in all the musical presentations at Mercy. 14-3 WE MISS YOU, FATHER CONNELL We miss you in the hall - Your cheery word for all We miss you on the bus - Your ready thought of us We miss your sound advice, So fatherly. concise We miss your humanness That helped us to confess At Mass we miss you most Upholding high the Host. And giving us the Bread That you made Christ instead. BUT--- asking that you think of us hoping that you pray for us remembering much you said to us you still are such a part of us we should not really say WE MISS YOU, FATHER CONNELL. 144 FATHER FRANK NIEHAUS Uemporary Chaplaim Junior Religion - First Semester Moderator of Dads Club Juniors Bid Farewell to Seniors Faculty members Miss E. Bonekamp, Miss C Mangold, Miss J. Brunsmun, Mrs. K. Gusweiler, Miss M. Martino, Mrs. Duly, Mercy's secremry, Miss E. Barrett and Mrs. V. Boeskin enioy a delicious meal a? fhe Pre-Prom Lunch- eon given by the Juniors. 146 Jane C. Schell, Mary Kurtz, Kathy Sabers and Gerrie Greiner, members of the ideal Japanese family, bid good-by to Ruth Kolks, M. C. of the Person fo Person Show. They have iust been presented with the Mercy Care Package of 1962. Judy Harding, Bonnie Greene, Mary Carol Mueller, Jackie Woodruff, Judy Liedhegner, Margie Honunn, Kathy Fillip, Pony Giallongo, Rim Hyle and Helen Welge Sing Along with Beth Mitch Busum and her special assist an? Jane E. Schell. Konichi Wa Uopunese Good-dayt welcomed the sen- iors as they entered the Cheviot K. of C. Hall to at- tend the Pre-Prom Luncheon in their honor. After a buffet meal prepared by the iunior hostesses, various Japanese television shows along with the antics of Cinderella and Rice White were portrayed by the iun- iors. They preceeded the climax of the day, announc- ing Mary Ann Froschauer, Sharon Kovacs and Cho- Iene Stohley as the three candidates for Prom Queen. Mary Anne Froschauer, Sharon Kovacs and Charlene Sfahley smile happily after being announced candidates for Prom Queen. The Prom will be held May 18 at the Topper Club. Lois Wiegel, Barbara Stenger and Kathleen Davis listen as Donna Dreiss announces the Top Ten Tunes on the Japanese Bandstand. 147 Happy Juniors and Seniors help themselves to a delicious lunch at the Pre-Prom luncheon given by the Junior Class on March 26. Mary Reigns as Queen Warm days of spring accompany the anticipation of new spiritual life. May has come again. Every Mercian anxiously awaits the time when she can honor, praise, and thank Our Blessed Lady by crowning her Queen of May. The students bring flowers of the rarest to adorn the statue of Our Lady. With rosaries in hand and songs in their hearts, they walk in procession to her shrine. The seniors, arrayed in wreaths, escort the Queen of May who offers Mary on laurel of lilies. Lost in a myriad of spring flowers crown-beurer Tiny Wingert and May Queen Mary Enghauser before the throne of their Mother. Mary Enghauser leads to our Lady's altar followed by attendants Carole Ann Block, Nancy Merkle, Deanna Hcetker and Tiny Wingert. 148 Mercians Render Homage As a symbol of love for the Virgin Mother, Mary Enghauser places a wreath on our Lady's brow us a fitting tribuie to 1he Queen of May. 149 'SAYONARA SHARON KOVACS First Attendant MARY ANNE FROSCHAUER Second Attendant 1 i ' . .-,.....-. b a-1;...--- 151 Through these portals of M.M.H. each gruduafe walks into the challenging world of tomorrow armed wifh her faith. Seniors Kathy Grater and Rosemary Koepf'le visit the school chapel before commencement to seek Godk blessing on 1heir future life. As Seniors Bid Adieu Graduates Mary Kay Walter and Angela Weitz look over their four years at M.M.H. and also anticipate the life ahead of them. Four years and many tests ago the senior class of '62 brought fourth upon this school 0 new spirit conceived in enthusiasm and dedicated to the proposition that all must graduate. Now they are engaged in preparing for that great day when they will leave the halls of Mercy and launch out into a world of challenge. The world will little note, nor long remember, what they have said or done here, but to each graduate the fond memories of her school days will ever remain in her heart. With diploma in hand she takes a calm, clear look into the future, eager to do the will of God. After commencement exercises, Pat Mon- uhun, Cathy Schnapp and Deanna Hoetker take a last glance around Mercy's campus. So ends this book of memories . . . it reflected you in studies, at prayer, at play . . . t it bids farewell to seniors, to friendships, to happy days. For those who remain . . . it is a challenge . . . joys and worries . . . more memories . . . more Mercy. 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COMPLIMENTS OF WERK-WAY SHELL COMPLIMENTS OF WIKEL 8t CORNELIUS COMPLIMENTS OF A. H. WILLKE, M.D. COMPLIMENTS OF ZIMMER, PETERS, 8 BRENNAN CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '62 FROM 10E CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I62 CONGRATULATIONS FROM ERHARDT'S AUTO SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS FROM A FRIEND CONGRATULATIONS FROM MRS. R. JOHNSON CONGRATULATIONS FROM GLENN WARDLOW CONGRATULATIONS FROM LAROSA'S PIZZA DEMING'S DRUGS DICK'S FOOD SHOP DOLD'S PURE OIL, MONFORT HEIGHTS DRAPERY SHOP DR. HARRY H. FOX ECONOMY ADVERTISING COMPANY ED'S 8 JACK'S SOHIO SERVICE ELBERON CLEANERS 8 TAILORS MELVIN J. ENDERLE MR. AND MRS. JOHN ENGST FAIRMOUNT HARDWARE COMPANY FLAMINGO HAIR FASHIONS FROEHLE FRERES FHends A FRIEND DR. AND MRS. WM. E. FROSCHAUER FUNGER'S SONS GAY 90's RESTAURANT GERTH DRY GOODS GERTH'S MEAT MARKET GILES GULF SERVICE GILKEY ELECTRIC COMPANY GLEASON'S PHARMACY GLENMORE DRY CLEANERS GRAICHEN TEXACO SERVICE MR. AND MRS. RICHARD A. 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THOMAS SUDDENDORF TASTY CREAM BAKERY MR. AND MRS. CECIL TEAL ALLEN VIRGIN VINE ST. LAUNDROMAT VOLLRATH FOOD MARKET VOSS T.V. AND RADIO SERVICE CONRAD O. WEITZ, AUDITOR OF CHEVIOT Pogue's photographer takes a break from his work to enioy hospitality oHered uf Mercy. FHends WHITE OAK DELICATESSEN WIRTZ FLOWERS WISSELL SOAP AND CHEMICAL COMPANY MR. AND MRS. HENRY E. WITSKEN WORLD LIBRARY OF SACRED MUSIC WULLENWEBER DOT FOODS NICK WULLENWEBER DOT FOOD STORE JOHN YASS GARAGE 169 Thank You AMERICAN YEARBOOK CO. OSBORNE PHOTO-LAB. POGUE STUDIO SISTERS OF MERCY MR. LEO GROSS - UNDERCLASSMEN PICTURES MR. JOHN MULLANEY - POGUE STUDIO MR. CARL VORPE - AMERICAN YEARBOOK CO. KATHLEEN ARNOLD '62 - COVER DESIGN AND DIVISION PAGES SISTER MARY AGNES, R.S.M., PRINCIPAL SISTER MARY JULIAN, R.S.M., ADVISER FACULTY OF MOTHER OF MERCY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS OF MOTHER OF MERCY HIGH SCHOOL SPONSORS AND FRIENDS MERCYWOOD STAFF 170 General Index 1 Academic Division .............. 14-15 Sodomy ..................... 93 line, Rev. Curl ....... . .......... 16,36 1 Subiecfs Spanish Club ................ 81 11 Madden, Rev. Richard ........ 97,140,155 Arf ......................... 28 Business ..................... 30 Advertising Division 156-157 May Crowning .............. 148-149 1 English . . . . . ................. 21 Annual $1011 ................. 60-61 Music F ' L .......... 22-23 1 orelgn anguuges I h Advent Program ............... 136 Health .......... . ........... 29 C me' R 5'99 e 11111111111 16 . GoId Medalist: ................ . 71 Homemaking 29 Chrisfmas Adivify ---------------- 137 March Musical ............. 142.143 M 111 f' ................. 25 a emu 1C5 Orchestra .................. 68-69 . Christmas Ball ............... 138-139 MUSIC ....................... 19 , Silver Medallsis ................. 71 Physical Education ............ 31 ,, . C.S.M.C. 51. Ceculla Rental .............. 135 Religion ..................... 20 . Mission Days ................ 132-133 1 SciEHCES .................. 26-27 Niehaus, Rev. Frank ........... 134.145 1 1 S ' I S? d1 ................ 24 Connell, Rev. Thomas ............ 144 g 1 W 55 Pope John XXIII .................... 6 1 1 1 Acfivifies Division . . . ..... . . . . . . 58-59 , . 1 E Dramuhcs Presidents ' Clubs . Gold Medalists ................. 76 59'1 --------------------- 34 i A Cuppellu .................. 70 , 5 Masque and Gavel Play ....... 72-73 JUNIOI' ........................ 96 1 Art Club .................... 64 I Mercy-Elder Play ............ 74-75 Sophomore ............. . ..... A 106 , c D.L. ....................... 83 h ' Silver Medalisfs ............... 77 Fres mun 111111111111111111 6 1 C.S.M.C. .................... 82 1 So homore Pla .............. 78-79 1 French Club ................. 80 P Y Prom ....................... 150-151 T r r T h .............. 6 I ....................... - u WE eac ers 5 Few W 16 31 Senior Division ................. 32-33 ; G.A.A. ...................... 89 1 Freshman OriemaIion ............. 131 1 Glee Club ................ 66-67 Thank You Page ........... . ...... 170 11 w Haalih Careers ............... 85 Glecmngs 5105 ................ 62-63 Title Page ....................... 1 H Latin Club ................... 87 1 Graduation ................. 152-153 U d ' 1 Library Club ................. 90 n are assrnen I . I Masque and Gavel ............ 88 Greiwe, Rev. Elmer ............... 140 Juniors ..................... 96-105 1 Mu Alpha Thela ------------- 86 Sophomores ............... 106-115 1 lniroducfory Section .............. 1-13 Proiedionisfs ................. 91 Freshmen 1 16-127 l R d C 84 Pre-Prom lucheon .............. 146-147 1 9 ms Year in Review Division ........ 123.129 , 5.0.5. ....................... 92 Kennedy, Pres. John F. .............. 6 i 1 171 1 J Abel, Barbara ................. 66,97 Abel, Patricia .................... 106 Adam, Carol ................ 65,90,97 Addison, Kafhleen .............. 61,97 Addison, Mary Ellen ....... 35,80,82,90 Aichele, Barbara ................. 97 Aigner, Chris'rine ............. 62,87,97 Albers, Mary Jo ........ I ......... 107 Allyn, Michele ................. 11,35 Altimari, Lorraine ...... 8,35,92,103,141 Anzinger, Roberia ............ 117,122 Archibald, Joy ................... 35 Armstrong, Mary Ann ............ 107 Arnold, KafI-Iy ............ 35,40,70,136 Assalone, Mary .................. 97 Aue1, Diane .................. 97,155 Buglan, Cheryl ................ 64,97 Barber, Jean ................... 107 Barduu, Arlene ................. 107 Barrefi, Pairicia .................. 117 Burlage, Carol .............. 31,60,107 Barnhorn, Kathleen ............ 81,97 Barromem, Shirley ............... 117 Bartel, Judith .................... 107 Bastin, Mary Elizabefh ............ 117 Buuersfeld, Christine .............. 107 Boomer, Carol ........... 5,35,132,133 Beck, Linda Ann ................. 117 Beckmun, Jean ............... 107,142 Bedinhaus, Mary ................. 117 Beischel, Marilyn ................. 35 Beisel, Judhh ................. 24,107 Beifing, Marcia .................. 107 Bellman, Diane .................. 117 Bellman, Kathleen ................ 107 Bender, Darlene .............. 107,124 Bengal, Margie ................... 97 Benne , Jane .......... 35,72,77,80,38 Berding, Judifh ................ 60,107 Berding, Mary ............... 117,122 Berkemeyer, Janet ............ 107,142 Berning, Judilh .......... 63,84,85,107 Berninger, Linda ................. 117 Bernzoff, Janet ............. 35,87,107 Bernzoff, Joan .................. 107 Benagna, Beverly ................. 97 Bessler, June .................. 66,97 Befz, Carole ..................... 97 Beyersdorfer, Paulo ............ 65,117 Bicknell, Francine ............. 107,113 Biehl, Judith .................... 117 Bien, Donna . . . '. ................ 107 Bihn, Judifh .................. 20,117 Bihn, Mary Jo .................... 35 Birck, Donna .................... 97 Bischoi, Kufhy ................ 79,107 Blazer, Nancy .................... 97 Blessing, Margaret ................ 36 Block, Carole Ann 34,36,53,65,66,70, 84,138,139,143 Blum, Anna .................... 107 Bockelman, Patricia ............... 117 Bode, Judifh ..................... 36 BoeH, Sandra ................... 117 Boehm, Martha .................. 97 Boeing, Carol ................... 117 Bohrer, Susan .................. 117 Baller, Kathryn; .................. 107 Bollinger, Mary Kay .............. 117 Bollinger, Sandra ....... 92,106,107,111 Bonuvemura, Fern ............... 107 Bone, Christine ............ . . . . . . 107 Bonkowski, Eileen .............. 36,90 Borgemenke, Mary ........... . ..... 117 Borgman, Marie ................. 106 Bergman, Nancy ............ . . . . 117 Borntrager, Claire .......... 8,36,66,84 Bosse, Mary louise .............. .. 36 80115, Barbara ................... 117 Bouck, Joyce ...... . . . . . ..... 65,91,97 Boudot, Donna ................... 97 Bramluge, Theresa ............... 117 Brunkump, Mary Patricia .......... 97 Brunno, Joan ........... . ........ 108 Braun, Virginia ................... 37 Braun, Judith Lee ......... . ....... 108 Bravurd, Judith .................. 117 Breen, Sharon ................... 117 Brennan, Patricia ..... 37,53,87,138,139 Brinker, Phyllis ................. 37,80 Brinkmun, Barbara 108 Brinkman, Bonnie ............. 106,108 Brinkman,Suzanne 118 Brockmeier, Loroyne .............. 108 Brodbeck, Joyce .............. .. 108 Brodbeck, Lais .................... 97 Broering, Barbara ........... 69,97,102 Brogle, Kathleen ................. 118 Brothers, Connie . . . . . ......... 39,118 Brown, Judith ................... 118 172 Student Index Brown, Marilyn ................ 37,80 Brown, Marlene ............ 118 Brown, Patricia .................. 118 Bruser, Kafhleen ................. 108 Buchar, Nancy ................... 108 Buchert, Marcia ............... 118 Buchmun, Janet ........ 37,64,65,86,90 Budd, Pairicia ................... 108 Budde, Mary Lou ................. 97 Buescher, Joan ...... . ............ 97 Bunker, Celes? ................... 97 Burneff, Mary Kay .............. . 103 Busum, Elizabeth .......... 68,84,91,97 Busam, Karen ................... 118 Busch, Elizabeth ................. 11B Buschle, Carol .................. 108 Bufscha, Barbara ............ 79,82,108 Bufscha, Rea .................... 118 But'relwerth, June ................ 108 Byrns, Donna ............ 37,40,92,141 Caminiti, Nancy ................. 108 Cunning, Gayle .................. 37 Canfyler, Linda .................. 118 Cafrico, Constance ................ 98 Carrigan, Kathy ............... 66,98 Carroll, Donna ................... 37 Caner, Bonnie ................... 98 Carter, Connie .................... 98 Casey, Janice .................... 98 Casey, Nanci ............. 7377,8838 Ccssiere, Linda .................. 118 Cussini, Virginia ................. 118 Casielline, Lynn ............... 20,118 Chris1enson, Mary ................ 118 Clasgens, Donna ............... 37,39 Clayton, Sue ..................... 37 Cleary, Pairiciu ................. 118 Cody, Sue .......... 73,77,88,90,98,99 Colegufe, Diane .................. 118 Collins, Eileen ................ ' 115 Collins, Erin ..................... 118 Collins, Pamela ................ 11,38 Conner, Angela ................. 118 Cook, Winnie .......... 38,73,77,80,83 Cope, Francis .................... 98 Carry, Lynn ..................... 118 Cramer, Vicforia ................ 98 Cristofoli, Diane ............. 38,64,90 Cronin, Kathleen ................ 118 Cuni, Donna ................ 116,118 Student Index Duly, Lynn ............ 68,118,132,140 Donner, Diane .................. 118 Dauwe, Lorem: ............... 87,98 Davis, Kathleen ........... 67,69,87,98 Day, Maureen ............ 118,120,134 DeCourcy, Marianne ..... 72,87,88,96,98 DeCourcy, Martha ............... 11B Deems, Linda .................... 84 DeGuire, Cora ............ 2338,4030 Deh1er, Rita ..... 38,45,54,61,73,88,137 Delfaverc, Virginia Kay ........... 119 Denier, Carole Jean .............. 103 DiCiero ............... 92,106,107,108 DiCIero, Mary .................... 38 Dickmun, Juanifu ............. 115,118 Diersing, He1en Rose ............... 98 Diersing, Sharon ............. 30,38,84 Dieirich, Joann .................. 105 Dillon, Put ....................... 98 DiPilla, Jenny Lucy ............... 119 Disfler, Carol Ann ............... 108 Dingen, Janice ................... 108 Dixon, Edna .................... 108 Dixon, Ruth ................. 119,122 Dcerger, Mary Ann ............... 98 Doering, Diane ................. 108 Doheriy, Deborah ................ 119 Donnellon, Karen ...... 73,77,88,98,107 Donahue, Pafriciu ......... 12,90,69,98 Donovan, Kathleen ............... 98 Dcogan, Julie . . .. ...... . . . . 38,70,84 burger, Dorothy Mary ............ 1'19 Dossmun, Margaret Mary ........... 68 Downing, Leslie ................. 119 Drahan, Carla .................. 119 Drahun, Marilyn ................ 38,84 Drees, Marlene ................ 92,108 Dreiss, Donna .................... 98 Droesch, Marie Diane ............. 119 Duenhofr, Elizabeth ..... ...... 108 qunhoff, Marilyn ................ 119 Dugan, Patricia .................. 119 DuMont, Suzanne ................. 98 DuMont, Juwn .................. . 38 Dunagan, Kay ................... 39 Dunigan, Peggy .............. .. 10,27 DunneH, Jucque1ine ................ 98 Dupps, Diane ............ 63,79,85,108 Earley, Mary Ann ............... 108 Eckhoff, Joann .................. 119 Eilers, Karen ................ 106,109 Eisenecher, Nancy ............... 109 Elfers, Mary Louise ............. 69,98 Elfers, Patricia .................. 109 Ellis, Barbara ................... 109 Emmerich, Arlyn ............... 60,109 Emmerich, Kathleen ............. 39,65 Enderle, Gertrude Enghauser, Mary ....... 39,61,85,93,118 Enghuuser, Regina ............... 119 Engler, Marlene .................. 93 Engler, Maxine ...... 82,98,123,132,133 Engsf, Jeqn ................... 39,80 Engelhardt, Joyce ................. 98 Erb, Chery .............. 61,86,99,137 Erhardt, Gretchen ................ 119 Espelage, Barbara ............. 119 Essen, Mary Louise ................ 119 Eveslage, Nancy ......... 72,88,96,101 Fagin, Linda .................... 119 Fallon, Bonnie ................... 119 Furiello, Barbara Jo .............. 99 Fay, Carol Ann ................. 119 Federle, Diana .................. 119 Feisf, $y1via ................. 109,110 Feldmun, Barbara ................ 99 Feller, Frances Jean .. 68,73,77,88,99,101 Ferneding, Earlene ........ 63,85,93,109 Ferris, Diana .................... 119 Feuchf, Judith ................... 119 Fie1er, Marianne ................. 109 FiliPP, Kathleen ................ 90,99 Finley, Dolores .................. 119 Ficcher, Carol .................... 39 Fischer, Donna .................. 119 Fischer, Janice ............. 11,40,80,84 Fischer, Kafh1een .............. 65,120 Fisher, Murcia ............... 40,62,815 Fifzpafrick, Janice ................ 99 Fitzpatrick, Joyce ............ 62,87,99 Flaherfy, Sharon ................. 109 Flwming, Ann ................... 109 Flodker, Marian ................. 120 Flonman, Katherine ............... 99 Flynn, Jeanne ................... 109 Foersfech, Maureen ............... 120 Fogelman, Eileen ................. 40 Folzenlogen, Susan ......... 85,109,114 Fox, Bo-Vonne ............. 69,120,130 Fox, Mary Ann ................ 82,109 173 Francis, Diane ............. 71,84,98,99 Frank, Jean ..................... 120 Franke, Carol ................. 66,99 Franz, Geraldine ................ 120 Fredwesi, Sherron ................ 109 Frey, Janet ...................... 99 Frey, Mary ......... 11,40,72,80,88,132 Frey, Mary ..................... 109 Friedrich, Ann ................. .61,99 Friedrick, Ka1herine ............ 66,99 Froschauer, Mary Ann 40,64,69,70,80, 132,135 Fuell, Susan ................. 116,120 Fuller, Claire .................... 120 Gallagher, Chrisfena ............. 120 Gallggher, Kathleen ........ 68,86,99 Gallagher, Margaret .......... 5,12,40 Gal1o, Judith ................ 106,115 Gambefru, Cheryl Ann . . . . 25,63,93,109, 119,120 Gambeim, Margaret .............. 115 Gunner, Gloria ................. 90,99 Gariner, Joann ................ 41,131 Gadner, linda ................... 99 Gedney, Ann ................... 120 Gellenbeck, Donna ........ 19,109,114 Genske, Mark: .................. 120 Genske, Gabriella ................ 109 Giullango, Patricia ........... 61,87,99 Gibson, Arleen .............. 1 . 11,41 Gilker, Mary Pa! ................ 120 Gillen, Pairicia .................. 120 Gillman, Donna ................. 109 Gipperich, Eileen ................. 41 Godfrey, Elaine ................. 120 Goebel, Marilyn ................. 120 Goer, Joyce ................... 99 Goerfemoeller, Judith ......... 41,83,86 Goefz, Donna ................... 120 6031:, Mary ...................... 41 Gold, Mary Ann .............. 63,109 Gould, Marilyn .................. 120 Graf, Bever1y ................... 109 Grant, Linda ..................... 99 Grafer, Kafhleen ............... 41,87 Greeley, Sharon Ann ............. 120 Green, Carolyn ........ 41,65,69,71,135 Greene, Bonnie .............. 108 Greiner, Gerry ................... 99 Greiner, Mary Jo ............... 84,99 Student Index Greis, Judiih ..................... 41 Gressel, Lois ..... . ........... 118,120 Greulick, Jo Ann ................ 99 Greulick, Mary Jo ............... 120 Grieco, Geraldine ............. 41,131 Gr1e5hop, Pauline ................. 41 Grimes, Janet .................... 99 Grafer, Carol ................... 120 Oregon, Mary ................... 107 Groneck, Puiricia ................ 109 Grosse, Christine Marie ........... 120 Gruener, Joyce Ann .............. 120 Grupenhoff, Claire ................ 109 Guilfoyle, Mary ................. 109 Guilfoyle, Martha ................ 120 Gutiuhr, Marie ............... 69,120 Haas, Jacqueline Ann ............. 120 Haas, Kathleen .................. 110 Huben, J1 ......... . ....... . 117,120 Huberthier, Nancy ............... 120 qu19, Barbara 110,112 Hacks , Katherine ............... 120 Hafner, Cheryl ........ . . . . . ..... 121 Haig, Donna ............... 87,93,100 Haley,JudHh . ...... 110 Hall, Judith ................ 63,85,110 Hall, Mary Louise .. 34,42,62,66,73,76,88 Hall, Phyllis ...................... 42 Hall, Shelia ..................... 100 Hallen, Barbara ................. 100 Haneberg, Rife .............. . 85,110 Hardewig, Patricia ............... 110 Harding, Judith ........ . . 66,67,82,100 Harland, Cheryl .............. 84,121 Harmeling, Ann ................. 121 Harmeling, Janet ................ 121 Hurmeyer, Cecilia ................ 121 Harris, Diane .................. 42,51 Harrison, Patricia . . . . ........ . 60,110 Harvey, Patricia ................. 110 Hase, Carol . . . . . ......... . . 62,87,100 Hater, Judifh ................ 121,132 Hathaway, Mary ................. 121 Haike, Anna Mae ............. 67,100 Honing, Mary Ann ...... 40,42,65,89,70 Hauck, Cheryl ............ 23,42,82,84 Housman, Sharon . . . . 62,72,73,77,88,138 Haverkump, Donna ........... 116,121 Head, Francine ......... . . . . . . . . . 100 HeHron, Charlene ............... 110 Hehemunn, Beverly .............. 121 Heid, Charlene ................ 60,100 Heid, Cheryl .................... 121 Heidorn, Susan ............ 83,37,100 Heim, Arlene ................. 85,110 Heim, Susan .............. 23,28,43,80 Heinemun, Nancy ................ 100 Helmes, Susan ............... 110,115 He'msafh, Francine .......... 93,110,114 Hennekes, Kathleen ................ 121 Hemsteger, Ann ................. 100 Henninger, Mary Lou ............. 100 Herbert, Lois .................... 121 Hering, lucille ................... 121 Heron, Diane, ................... 121 Herr, Mary Jo ............... 43,62,83 Herr, Peggy .................. 93,121 Herzog, Diane ............ 10,11,43,121 Herzog, Susan .................. 121 Hefzer, Judith ................... 121 Hill, Marcia .................. 81,100 Hines, Patricia ................... 110 Hischemiller, Susan ............... 110 Hoberg, Janice .................. 110 Hock, Louise .................... 100 Hoenemeyer, Ruth ........... 79,85,110 Hoefker, Deanna . 34,40,43,70,BO,136 Hoffmann, Marguerite ........ 66,83,100 Hogan, Barbara ........... 28,43,803?! H011, Kathleen ................... 110 Holuchuh, Mary .......... 43,62,83,116 Honner'r, Mary Lou ............... 121 Horney, Phyllis .................. 121 Huermun, Clare ................. 121 Huismunn, Mary Jo ............... 121 Huifink, Ruth .................. 84,110 Hunzeker, Marybeth ..... 42,82,110,123, 132,133 Hussong, Sherry ................. 121 Husfer, Sharon .................. 100 Hyle, Rik: .................... 81,100 Inderhees, Carol .............. 27,121 lnderhees, Diane ................ 121 lnderhees, Jeanne . . . 44,72,76,83,86,88 Ireland, Barbara ................. 110 Jacob, Evelyn ................ 119,121 Jucobef, Jane ................. 127 Jurman, Jacqueline ............ . 44,80 Jesse, Patricia ..... ..... 62,100 Johanneman, Kafhleen ........... 121 174- Johns, Sharon ................ 44,138 Johnson, Donna ......... .. . . . . 81,100 Johnson, Helen ................... 44 Jordan,Jeanne..................121 Juengling, Geraldine ............. 100 Jungkunz, Gerulding . . . .. ........ 100 Kubbes, Janet ................... 44 Kaczmarsk, Krystyne . . . . ...... . 39,121 Kallmeyer, Judith ................. 12 Karmrner, Donna ..... .. . . . . ...... 121 Kammer, Doris .................. 121 Kummer, Mary Jo .............. 110 Kurwisch, Arleen ...... . ..... . . . . . . 44 Kas1mer, Sheila .............. 21,122 Kuthmun, Marilyn ...... 61,81,94,96,100 Kalhmann, Clare ....... ' . 44,66,87 Kaufman, Jean Ann .............. 110 Keating, Mary Ellen .............. 122 Keegan, Geraldine ........... 65,100 Keller, Kuy .................... 11,44 Keller, Mary Lee .............. .. 101 KelIy, Kathleen ............. 67,70,100 Kelly, Kathleen Marie ............ 122 Kt'alsh, Mary Lou ................. 110 Kerber, Mary Ann ............... 122 Kesse, Virginia ................... 44- Kesiler, Kathleen ................. 122 Kidder, Judith ................ 44,141 Kidder, Karen Sue ............... 110 Kiefer, Anioineffe ................ 122 Kien, Janet ..................... 122 King, Murgaref ............... 85,110 Kircher, Cheryl .................. 115 Kirchner, Donna ................. 101 K151, Rifa ..................... 81,101 Kisf, Velma ..................... 122 Kleemeyer, Peggy ................ 122 Klenda, Beverly ................. 110 Kleff, Nancy ............. . ....... 101 Kling, Donna ................... 122 Klonne, Carol .......... . 45,64,30,132 Klosferman, Ruth ............ 61,87,101 Klusman, Paulo ............ 24,110,143 Knapp, Diane .................... 45 Kneer, Peggy ................... 101 KnepRe, Roberta Ann . 45,66,90,99,107, 141 Koch, Carol ............ 45,72,76,86,BB Koch, Judith .................... 110 Koch, Kathie ................. 45,111 Student Index Koepfle, Rosemary .......... 10,46,69,90 Kolks, Ruth ................ 67,90,101 Konrad, Martha ................. 111 Kopp, Diane ................ 122,131 Kopp, Rifu ...................... 111 Kosse, Kathleen .............. 122,131 Koren, June .................. 65,101 Kane, Wilma ................... 111 Kovacs, Sharon ..... 46,71,72,73,88,135 Kruemer, Sharon ................ 122 Kraft, Gail ...................... 122 Kramer, Ann ............... 67,90,101 Kramer, Constance ............... 101 Kramer, Donna .............. 102,111 Kramer, Judith ................... 46 Krauy, Mary Ann ................ 122 Krebs, Diane .................. 101 Kreier, Carol .................... 122 Kreimer, Joan .................. 111 Kreimer, Karen .................. 101 Kreinesf, Puiriciu ................ 101 Kroeger, Karen .................. 111 Kroeger, Kaihryn ................ 122 Krzynowek, Pairicia ................ 117 Kunz, Mary Ann .................. B3 Kurrz, Mary .................. 67,101 lauke, Constance ................ 122 Lubmeier, Carolyn . ............. . 101 Lacher, Shirley .............. 122,131 Lenin, Karen .............. . . 46,80,85 lahrman, Judifh .................. 46 Lambert, Rita .................... 101 lameier, Diane .............. 100,101 lumeier, Mary Ellen ..... .. 46,72,77,88 lamperf, Sharon ............... 47,89 la MoH, Judith ................. 101 Lumping, Mary Lou ........... 101,137 landwehr, Leah ................. 111 landy, Judiih ................... 122 Lundy, Putircia .................. 101 Larsh, Elizabeth ............ 66,97,101 Laub, Monica .............. ..... 111 Luubernds, Donna .......... 67,101,137 lauman, Diane .................. 122 Leesman, Mary .................. 122 Leonard, Linda ......... 47,73,77,88,99 Lewe, Diane .................... 122 Licht, AntoineHe .................. 47 LichOmunn, Charlene .......... 23,111 Lichfmunn, Maria ........... 87,93,101 Liedhegner, Judifh ............... 101 Lienasch, Kafhleen ........... 122,127 Lillie, Mary Ann ................. 122 Linderman, Kathleen . . 42,93,122,123,132 lindsuy, Linda .................. 122 Lipps, Elizabeth ................. 122 Loch, Vivian .......... 1 .......... 111 lockard, Karen .................. 123 loebker, Linda .............. 123,131 Lehman, Marlene .......... 47,132,133 long, Pamela ................... 123 Lower, Linda .................... 111 lows1ufer, Patricia .......... 26,61,111 ludwid, Cynthia .......... 47,72,77,88 ludwig, lois ..................... 111 Luebbert, Donna ................ 123 luhrmcm, Donna ........... 69,118,123 Luensman, Marguref .............. 111 Luhn, Virginia ................... 111 Lunne, Anifa .............. 85,111,124 Lu11erbei, Gloria ................. 111 L012, Margaret ................. 123 Lynch, Kathleen .................. 47 Lynn, Arlene .................... 111 MacDonald, linda ............... 123 Mqifeld, Evelyn ................. 111 Maifeld, Ka1hleen ........ 47,65,83,86,87 Malinowski, Sandra .............. 123 Maloney, Lorna ................... 101 Marchem, Judifh Ann ............ 123 Marshall, Ellen .................. 102 Murfin, Mary Jo ............ 123,125 Mulla, Kathleen ................. 111 Ma'nis, Maureen ................. 111 Muurer, Linda ................ 20,123 Mayer, Linda ................... 123 Mayhall, Barbara ................ 123 McAndrews, Barbara ............. 123 McCath, Sheila ................ 123 McCormack, Karen ............ 119,123 McElory, linda .................. 102 McGra1h, Mary Ann ........ 79,93,111 McGowne, Mary Jo ......... 69,89,102 McHugh, Elizabe1h ............... 102 McKeon, Charlene ............... 111 McKinney, Donna ................ 123 McMahon, Barbara .............. 111 McManus, Donna .............. 29,123 Mchmee, Donna ........... 67,39,102 McSorley, Margaret ......... 47,65,70 Meenis, BeHy Jo ................. 123 Meiners, Elaine .................. 111 Manges, Mary Sue ......... 68,122,123 Menninger, Joyce ................ 111 Menfrup, Carole Jean ...... 116,118,123 Merkle, Nancy . . . . 42,47,66,82,B3,86,93, 123,132,133 Merkhofer, Jean .................. 111 Meleer, Mary .................. . 112 Meyer, Carole ........ 26,48,82,84,123 Meyer, Jerilyn ................. 28,48 Meyer, Karen ................... 123 Meyer, Kathy Ann ............... 123 Meyer, Linda ................... 112 Meyer, Mary . . ,1 ................ 112 Meyer, Meyer, Nancy .................... 48 Meyers, Mary Jean ......... 27,92,123 Mezger, Jane? ................... 112 Middendorf, Marilyn .............. 123 Miller, Milo Mae ................ 102 Miller, Norine .................... 48 Miller, Sandra .................. 123 Mills, Mary Jane ................ 112 Minnich, Georgia ................ 102 Mischell, Mary Eileen ............ 112 Mifchell, Carol ..... 73,77,88,99,101,102 Moelcherf, Joan ................ 123 Moeller, Sally ................... 115 Mohr, Jo Ann ............... 123 Mohr, Victoria .................. 123 Molengruff, Linda ................ 102 Monnig, Janice .................. 102 Minnig, Sue ..................... 102 Moore, Mary Lee ................ 102 Moore, Pamela ............... 116,123 Moore, Patricia ................... 124 Moormun, Claire ................ 112 Moormun, Barbara ..... 65,71,84,98,1OZ Moors, Carolyn .......... 26,48,80,132 Moran, Margaret ............. 107,112 Morgan, Janet .................. 124 Moriconi, Kathleen ........ 78,81,88,102 Muckinfuss, Carol ................ 102 Mueller, Gayle ................ 60,124 Mueller, Marilyn ................. 124 Mueller, Mary Carol ........... . 102 Muininghoff, Elaine ............... 124 Mullinix, Judith .................. 112 Murphy, Kathleen ................ 124 Murphy, Susan Rose .............. 124 - Myers, Sharon ............... 112 Myers, Phyllis ............. 49,66,67,56 Nuber, Janice ............... 116,124 Nash, Mary Terrell ................ 112 Need, Kafhleen ............ 88,93,102 Neiheisel, Bonnie ................ 112 Neiheisel, Judith .............. 83,102 Neiheisel, Mariam ................ 124 Neiheisel, Mary Beth ........ 49,57,60 Ne1son, Judith .......... 65,98,102,115 Neu, BeHy ...................... 112 Neu, 1.015 ................. 91,100,102 Newcomb, Judiih ................ 112 Neyer, Janice .................. 112 Niehaus, Jerilyn ........... 85,112,134 NiehoH, Mary Lou ................ 112 Niemuber, Cecilia ............... 49,93 Niklus, Mary Jo ................. 112 Naerhring, Teresa ................ 49 Nolan, Patricia .................. 124 Noih, Judith .................. 49,90 Nugenf, Judy ................ 124,130 O'Connor, Rim ...... 71,81,96,97,98,102 Oehler, Pafricio ................. 112 Olding, BeHy ............ 68,89,92,102 Oliver, Mary .................... 124 Ornella, Rita ........... 49,62,82,86,93 Osborn, June ................... 102 Osterhues, Linda ................. 112 Owens, Betty ................ 85,112 Owens, Mary Ann ............ 79,112 Panura, AntoineHe .......... 124,132 Pasfernak, Anfoinene ............ 124 Paxton, Judith ................ . . 112 Paul, Jacqueline .................. 49 Perrino, Mary Ann ............. 49,89 Fem, Penny . .................... 102 Pfalz, Diane .......... . . . . . ..... 112 Pflum, Bonita .................... 112 Phillips, Beverly Ann ............. 124 Piccolo, Sandra ................. 112 Pofuffke, Joyce .................. 124 Pofyick, Kathleen ................ 124 Prechenenkc, Valentina ........... 124 Rack, Diane ........ . ......... 61,103 Rock, Gerri Ann .............. 60,124 Rack, Nina ..................... 124 Radel, Carolyn .................. 112 Ramsey, Geraldine . . . . . . ......... 103 Rupien, Anita ................... 103 Rutterman, Donna ............. 64,103 Ratiermcn, Murfha ............... 112 Re, Linda .................... 83,124 Rebel, Barbara .................. 112 Rebel, Peggy .................. 124 Rechfsieiner, Sandra .. ........ 122,124 Redmond, Beth .................. 103 Reichrafh, Brigiffe ....... 61,84,100,103 Reifenberger, Mary Pat ........ 67,103 Reily, Kaihleen .............. 110,112 Reinerman, Nancy ............... 113 Reisz, Marilyn .................. 103 Rennekamp, Carol ............... 113 Renner, Beverly ................. 124 Rentschler, Joyce ......... 49,57,86,116 Reffig, Rosemary ..... . ....... .. 62,103 Reuter, Bonnie ................ 60,124 Richier, Jacquelyn ............... 113 Rickert, Susan .................... 49 Ridmunn, Cynfhia ................ 124 Riedinger, Connie ................ 113 Riehle, Beverly .................. 124 Riehle, Bonita ................ 91,103 Ries, Geraldine .................. 124 Riestenberg, Nancy ............. 50,90 Riga, Cheryl ............. 92,107,113 Riga, Mary Ann ................. 125 Ringenback, Mary Carol .......... 125 Ritter, Ruth ..................... 113 Rizzo, Barbara ............... 106,113 Robb, Carolyn .................. 103 Robb, Leila Jane ................ 125 Robbe, Mary Ruth ............. 96,103 Roberto, Jo Ann ............. 30,50,89 Robinson, Linda ................. 113 Roda, Tanya ................... 125 Roedersheimer, Mary Lou ........... 50 Roedershiemer, Sue Ann ........ 85,103 Roehrig, lois .................... 113 Roerer, Margaret ............ 25,125 'Roke, Muurene ................. 113 Rollinger, Jeannette ............... 50 Romifo, Eileen ................. 50,90 Roney, Kafhleen ................. 125 R0111, Theresa ............... 50,65,89 Ro1han, Donna ............... 69,103 Ruebusch, Jean ................... 50 Ruefher, Joan .................... 50 Rqu, Barbara .................. 113 Student Index Rush, Lynne .................... 113 Russo, Angela ................... 125 Subufelli, Eileen ............... 125 Sabers, Kathleen ................ 103 Sage, Jacqueline ................ 125 Sailer, Rosalie .................. 113 Salafin, Jean ............. 23,50,80,132 Sample, Susan ............... 116,125 Sandman, Jane ............ 11,51,92 Sauer, Geneva .................. 103 Sauer, Marianne ................ 113 Sauel, Diane ................... 125 Scahill, Maureen .......... 62,100,103 Schaefer, Teresa .............. 97,103 SchaH, Barbara ................. 125 Schaible, Donna ................. 125 Schaible, Kaihryn ................ 103 Schaible, Pauline .............. 116,125 Schaich, Deborah ............. 27,125 Schaub, Doris .................. 25,125 Schehl, Mary Jo ................. 113 Schell, June Cafhrine ......... 67,103 Schell, Jane Elizabeth 12,60,83,85,94, 1 96,103,154 Schell, Pufriciu .................. 113 ,Schewbler, Karen ................ 125 Schibi, Dorfhy ............. 79,106,113 Schibi, Martha ............... 87,103 Schibi, Sandro ................. 51,87 Schinner, Sandra ................ 125 Schirmunn, Janice ................ 125 Schleuler, Janice ................ 10,51 Schmidt, Ada Lee ............. 67,103 Schmidt, Cathy .................. 103 Schmidl', Joyce ................ 51,117 Schmidt, Yvonne ................ 103 Schnapp, Caiherine 51,70,82,117,132, 133 Schneider, Diane ................ 125 Schneider, Gail ................. 113 Schneider, Mary ......... . ...... . 125 Schneider, Mary Beth ............ 125 Schoenling, Kafhleen ............. 125 Schoenling, lindu ............... 113 Schoenwener, Sue ..... . 12,66,70,90,104 Schoeftmer, Nancy ........... 34,51,66 Scholle, Karen .................. 125 Schofle, Patricia .......... 1 113 Schramm, Marlhu ................ 104 Schroder, Jacqueline ............. 113 Schroder, Linda .................. 52 Schroeder, Nancy ......... . . . . 69,104 Schubeler, Gail ................. 113 Schuermun, Barbara . . . . . ...... . . . 125 Schul're, Donna .................. 125 Schuhz, Barbara ....... . ......... 125 Schuliz, Darlene ................. 113 5:11qu, June ................... 125 Schultz, Kathy .................. 104 Schulz, Anna ................... 113 Schulz, Karla .. ............... 29,125 Schulz, Muriel ................... 113 Schumacher, Mary ............... 104 Schuster, lorrifu ................. 125 Schwab, Joan ................... 113 Schwub, Virginia ................ 125 Schwartz, Joan .................. 113 Schwebler, Karen ................ 125 Schweifzer, Mary Lee ............. 104 Sciurru, Joyce ............ 60,113,114 Schriveri, Patricia ................ 126 Sager, Dodheu ............... 85,114 Seghi, Sandra ................... 126 Seifhel, Kathleen ......... 40,52,84,89 Seifz, Carolyn .................. 114 Seifz, Janet .................... 114 Seng, Sandra ................... 126 Shackelfcrd, Pricilla ............... 52 Shelton, Angela ................. 126 Shirmann, Janice ................ 126 Siebenburgen, Anna ............. 104 Siemer, Mary Ann ................ 52 Simpson, Janet ................. 126 Smith, Nancy ................... 126 Smi1h, Roberm ......... 63,106,114,134 Sohmer, Jane ................ 126,142 Sohmer, Sue . . . . 42,52,53,82,133,138,139 Solomon, Jane! .................. 104 Spieser, Eileen ................... 52 Spitzmiller, Helyn .............. 60,104 Spitzmiller, Theresa .............. 114 Splain, Kuthlegn ............ 85,92,114 Sprengard, Kathleen ........ 116,117,126 Siahl, Barbara .............. 126,127 Stahley, Charlene .............. 52,32 Sfaigel, Mary lou ........ 52,66,71,135 Staley, Kaihleen ........ 52,80,88,93,99 Sfanfon, Constance ......... ' ..... 1 26 Stark, Margarita ................. 52 Sfuvermann, Constance ........... 104 Stead, Charlot're ................. 104 Sfehlin, Linda ................... 126 Steinbeck, Jacqueline 53,87,132,138 Sfeinmefz, Joyce ............ 83,87,104 Sfenger, Barbara .............. 90,104 Stenger, Margaref ............... 126 Siertz, Linda .................... 104 Stevens, Audrey ..... 104 Siochelman, Ruth ................ 126 $1011, Theresa ................. 63,114 Streicher, Jean ................. 114 Sireicher, Joy ................... 104 Sirief, Diana .......... 53,54,61,86,137 Sfriet, Janice .................... 114 Strietmarter, Joyce ............... 126 Siumin, Connie ............... 93,126 Sub1er, Jeanne .................. 126 Sucher, Joyce ................... 114 Suddendorf, Vera ............... 8,53 Sullivan, Maureen ................ 126 Sullivan, Patricia ................ 104 Sunderman, Charloffe ............ 114 Sundermun, Joan ................ 114 Sweeiman, Nancy ................ 126 Tufman, Charlene ............. 90,104 Taylor, Jacquelyn ................ 126 Teal, Betty Lou .................. 104 Tegeler, Beverly ............... 79,114 Tenkmun, Carol ................. 126 Tenover, Judith ................... 53 Tenover, Margaret ................ 54 Tenover, Pufricia ................. 54 Tensi, Marilyn ................... 114 Tape, JeaneHe .................. 126 Thayer, Judith .................. 126 Theurer, Mary .................. 126 Thoma, Marilyn ................. 126 Thompson, Carole ...... 54,72,85,88,138 Thompson, Sandra ............... 104 Tierney, Kafhleen ......... 68,89,98,104 Thinnes, Elizabeth ............... 104 Thinnes, Geraldine ............... 104 Thinnes, Ruth ................... 104 Topicz, Sharon ................... 126 Torbeck, Lois ................. 84,104 Tour, Martha ................... 114 Trageser, Margaref .............. 105 Trefzger, Rosemary ........ 89,100,105 Tusch, Cheryl .................. 54,86 Tyson, Patricia .................... 54 177 Student Index Uhrig, Vicioria .................. 126 Umberg, Ann .............. 66,83,105 Umberg, Elaine ................. 126 Umberg, Mary .................. 126 Ungru, Marlene ................. 114 Uphaus, Alice .................. 126 Valentine, Angela ............ 11,45,54 Valvano, Diane ................. 114 Van, June ...................... 114 Van de Ryf, Margaref ........... 93,114 Van Hohe, Barbara ........ 66,100,105 Veldhaus, Janice ................ 126 Velkoff, Mary Helen ............. 105 Venfre, Victoria Rose ............. 126 Vidal, Gail ..................... 127 Vin, Mary Ellen ............... 97,105 Voellmecke, Mary Lou .......... 85,127 Voellmecke, Sue .............. 113,114 Vogel, Mary Ann ....... 92,107,114,124 Voss, Ann ...................... 105 Voss, Bonita ................... 36,55 Voss, Margaret .......... 55,77,86,88 Wuchter, Nancy .............. 65,105 Wade, Diane .................... 114 Wagner, Jeanne .................. 105 Walsh, Patricia ................ 36,55 Walter, Mary Kay ............ 55,57,60 Wolfe's, Judy ................. 60,105 Wunsfrafh, Janice ............. - 79,114 Wansfrath, Marilyn .............. 114 Ward, Nancy ................... 114 Weber, Janet ................... 127 Weber, Jennifer ................. 127 Weber, Pairicia .................. 55 Weber, Rita .................. 85,105 Wedding, Marilyn ............ 68,114 wedigj Marellene ......... 55,62,85,9O Weibel, Sandra ................. 105 Weisbrod, Judy ................. 105 Weifz, Angela ................. 55,57 Welge, Helen . 61,72,73,77,B8,96,105, 154 We1ling, Pamela .............. 85,105 Wensrrup, Ruth ............... 79,114 Werle, Mary ..................... 55 Wermiel, Darlene ................. 56 Werner, Elaine ............... 111,114 Wessels, Linda ............ 25,119,127 Wesferkump, Constance .......... 105 WeHa, Elizabeth ............... 55,86 White, Judith ................... 114 Whifton, Marianne ............ 55,138 Widmer, Georgiann .............. 115 Wiegel, Lois ................. 90,105 Wieman, Deanna .............. 70,105 Wild, Michele ................. 60,115 Wilkymacky, Geraldine ........... 105 Willen, Mary Ann .......... 11,56,132 Willenborg, Arlene ............... 127 Willenborg, Susan ............... 127 Willenbrink, Donna .............. 115 Williams, Barbara ............... 127 Williams, Diana ................. 115 Wingarf, Violet .......... 34,35,36,133 Winkler, Barbara ............. 65,105 Wilms, Bernadetfe ............... 105 Wippel, Janice ............... 125,127 Wise, Ann ...................... 115 Wissel, Donna ................... 127 Wifsken, Joan 8,45,56,60,70,71,86,136 Wittrock, Carol ................. 115 WiHrock, Doris .................. 105 Wimock, Jean .................... 56 Woessner, Judith ................. 56 Wolf, Barbara .................. 127 Wolf, Jane ..................... 105 Wood, Kathy .................... 60 Wood, Eileen ................... 115 WoodruH, Jacquelyn ............. 105 Wuellner, Barbara ............... 127 Autographs 178 Student Index Wuesf, Kathleen ................. 115 Wurzelbacher, Ann .......... 8,51,56 Young, Gayle ................. 39,56 Yunger, Judith .................. 115 Zuchman, Sherry ............. 96,105 Zahn, Nancy .................... 115 Zech, Marilyn ................... 127 Zerhusen, Armello ............... 115 Zimpleman, Mary ............... 105 Zuckerberg, Melody ......... 60,94,115 Zwissler, Joan ................ 60,115 Zenz, Virginia ................... 127 Ziepfel, Mary ................... 127 Autographs Autographs 180