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

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1963 volume:

Mercywood -- 1963 Mother ofMercy High School Cincinnati; Ohio Volume XXXIH Mother! Whose virgin bosom was uncmst With the least Shade of thought to sin allied Woman! above all women glorzfz'ed, Our tainted natureiv solitary boast. Wordm'orth Dedication . . . Join your hands, loyal bands While we pledge one another Unity and fealty To our Queen and our Mother One our faith, one our love, One our Leader and Lord, One our aim, one hope above; One united accord. Mother beloved of God and of Men, Here at your feet, faithful we meet, Comrades of Mary, redeemed by your Son, Keep us who love you in all things one. Tom in heart, Flung apart, Is the world that denies yOu. Enmity and rivalry, Fill the souls that despise you. We who kneel, Oher us feel, The sweet warmth of your smile. Grant us courage, Hearts of steel, Facing triumph or trial. Daniel A. Lord, S. 1. jANE E. SCHELL Editor: Associate Editors: MA RIL TN KA THMAN HELEN WELGE Table of Contents Introduction .......................... 1 Academic: ........................... 14 Activities ............................ 36 Seniors .............................. 78 I , I Underclassmen ........................ 110 WWW' - III II V Year in Review ....................... 138 Advertising .......................... 166 Index ............................... 177 . i niwhpgnnguggn, . Prayer and Study Create English classes commence with a smile while students learn the art and structure of their native language. The chapel provides a spiritual refuge for all Mercians. Itis opening Mass at St. Martinis Church and Mercy girls come to sLart OE the new school year with a prayer. Unify Throughout M ercy If: Cold Outside but Warm and Friendly Within. Cards, Cards and more cards! The Mcrcian is Constantly hlling in the blanks on money envelopes, registration cards, and many others in the long linc which comes with the 01mm ing of another school year. Snow sparkles over the beautiful grounds of Mercy as once again winter has arrived. Peace and Serenity Prevail About Campus Spring freshness 15115 the air as the flowers surrounding the Lily Pond awaken, Prayer has an important role at Mercy at all timcs. Father Lizza leads the Rosary for an assembly in the auditorium. - . wsxw 3 : x 4 Var. 1am; hf u- Int'hldcd in the annual freshman nrientation day cercnumies are spvechvs by the seninr Club officers Explaining their organizatiuns From a Competent Stajjp and Mrs. Daly, the High School secretaryr helps keep Marcy's business 05in: running smoothly. Ann Friedrich and Nancy Heinaman look over their schedules for the coming year and discuss plans about what they intend to do. 12 The tcnscncss backstage grows as Francine Hemsath and Marlha Ratterman await in the Saint Cecilia Program while Many Jo Nordman adjusts 111C lights. Under Sister Mary Adelek expert direction, Mercyls library is both complete and up-tO-deut The reference books as well as fiction and non- fiction are all equaily representsd. ........ 13 A cadem z'cs Spiritual and Academic Directors Are FATHER CARL LIZZA Assistant pastor at Saint Charles Borromeo Parish . . senior religion teacher . . . religion instructor for the public high school students in his parish . . . Springflelcl, Ohio llboyl, . . . steak craver . . . Gary Player-type golfer . . . Joey Jay-type bowler, always pitching strikes . . . Reds fan, attends all opening snatcher 0f chocolate-mvered dough- games . . . nuts. 16 FATHER STEPHEN CALME Chaplain at Mercy . . . assistant at Saint Theresefs Parish . . . junior religion instructor . . . camera bug . . . llbakerf especially for Mission Days . . . music enthusiast, likes both Iong-haircd and short . . . a player of baseball and basketball, but only a watcher of football . . . avid fan of musical plays, likes lcThe Boy Friend and the character players. The hhHearf: ofMother ofMercy Sister Mary Joan R.S.M., Sister Mary Agnes R.S.M., and Sister Mary Behind the scene, often out of the limelight they descrvq you'll 19nd the administrators of Mercy. Sister Mary Agnes R.S.M., the high school prin- cipal, has a full schedule tending personal and spiritual matters of the students. Returning to give her assistance with the ever increasing amount of work concerning thc management of over nine Perpctua R.S.M., Marcy's administrators, smile for our cameraman. hundred girls is Sister Mary Perpetua R.S.M. She also devotes part of her time to Religion and Eng- lish classes. Sister Mary Joan R.S.M. teaches the eighth grade and is principal of the Academy. As superior of the convent she also finds time to give personal counsel to those under her keeping. Our Lord helps and blesses those who aid others. Religious Truths Revealed t0 Active Students Mrs, Veronica Boeskin instructs her freshman religion class on the principles of Catholic morality by demonstrating this on the board. Barbara Swegman points to the painting of the Blessed Virgin Linda Nordmann explain cach distinctive featum of the picture Mary. white Pat Ovcrbcck, Kathy Thieman, Susan Owens, and and enumerate the gifts of the Holy Spirit which each symbolizes. g t. 3 . TONGUES-OF-FlRE , 7 cRouIN-OF-STARS. thdoTWforhlhTic : . ' h . L mint; Loriggyirniry,6-k 9? gamut , mmnugc f a, Fan l, mu: LYIIF'HT.E J E RxM-gg gblcmmndmy. Pm, iGuodncsx Bmiquvau - h x xx .. 4 . . t h ,. ; -. ain't , C-mfmn' - - LAXRU Rm N In Lou! L ' 'Elmzihyhrkckn FGITh HOW u PwdC W . C $0.55 JUN he! I Jusi M h 1'; mpmuwc 1 gr ' Charm N- U h ' . h Rm Hum lB In his natural position, Rev, Carl Lizza assists his colleagues, Kathy Nead and Cheryl Erb, in a religion class uShieldH discussion, Carol Adam: Kathy Addison, and Donna Boudot enjoy the quiz. Concentration is the key word for Mary Ann Early, Barbara Ellis, Janice Hoberg, and Kathy Wood, diligently preparing their religion. 19 W cantt find my keys! I guess F11 end up spending the night at school again!H Poor Miss Eileen Bonekamp, hut thafs all right, at least sheill be on time for morning classes! Room for one more? ttAnd the light shines in the darknesst, comes into reality as Mercy students attend their daily religion classes and become inspired by the many awaken- ing truths of our faith, Besides teaching freshman religion Mrs. Veronica Boeskin practices safe habits as moderator of the new Safety Club. Al- though religion 11 takes up much of Miss Eileen Bonekampk time, she still manages to tutor World History and journalism, and to advise the members of the Gleanings staff. These teachers support the idea of steering minds to the service of God. Miss Eleanor Barrett, senior English teacher, has been caught by our ever-ready camera while leisurely preparing a class assignment. i It i ii 'hh Ni ii? - 0 Lending a helping hand and giving a steer in the right direction to Sharon Kling is Sister Mary Adele R.S.M., the school librarian, English Department Aids 20 Confused by participial phrases? Puzzled by the meter of Shakespearek sonnets? The English dc- partment as Mercy is well qualified to aid you. In- troducing the freshmen to the fundamentals of high school literature and grammar is Miss Janice Dugan, C.D.L. moderator. Helping the sopho- mores along this poetic pathway is Miss Dulah Pulskamp, underclassmen dramatics instructor. Directed by Miss Joan Brunsman, :iGleaningsii ad- visor, juniors follow the growth of our American literature and brush up on the parts of speech. Completing with iiMacbcth,i and icCantcrbury Tales? seniors depend upon Miss Eleanor Barrett to guide them through the last phase of this course. When a graduate closes her book, she might be- lieve her encounter with English is over, but she still has to speak. Displaying the dramatic art of characterization through literature to some sophomore English students is Miss Duiah Pulskamp. Miss Joan Brunsman shows Rosemary Rettig, Mary Ann Gold, and Mary Ann McGrath points about publishing a school newspaper, In Molding Literary Artists 1 am really enjoying teaching Mercy girls this year,H says Miss 7 Janice Dugan, Wimd I like teaching informallyf as we see. Pinning up the iChaucer frieze dcpicling 1.11m era is Sue Hcidorn. 21 Textbooks Create a rtBon Vayatgen t um WWW j 4 i', 5 r maul . .3 130-! y u I c u; U :1; J 3' T k 3- w 3E! t 7 ' , l , g3 ' t :1 t h V: kw 4' xx, , X h : VJ; ;V Kx'xxK m ., m ' 5 t . til; I - 9' x ' f h I Pan American day is on the way. Preparing Spanish figurines are the various flags is Marilyn McCarthfs position while Marilyn Rita O'Connor, Nancy Reinerman: and Mary Ann Early. Checking Kathman and Kathy Barnhorn Holx'n many gay and colorful posters, Is it a bit of foreign savor youarc seeking? Si! Si! year French, fourth year English, and moderates Oui! Oui! Ita! Then Spanish, Latin, or French is the Y.A,R., the French Club, and annual staH, your answer. Not only do Mercians learn to read have a dashing rendezvous with the customs of and speak in these luring tongues, but they are also fascinating and charming France. Sister Mary taught the derivation of these enchanting dialects. Ursula R.S.M., Sister Mary de Sales R.S.M., and With the expert aid of Miss Marie Martino, Sister Mary Mildred RSM. and their many pupils moderator of the Spanish club and teacher of the follow Latin lovers, and travel and conquer along fourwyear Spanish course, Mercians visit merry with Caesar and his gallant army. The students Spain. On the agenda are funhlled fiestas and literally ttgo abroadn - via language text books. colorful bullhghts. French scholars and Sister S. M. Ursula teaches Religion while S. M. Mildred Mary Julian R.S.M., who teaches flrst and second spends her time with English and World History. 22 HNo comprenden, muchachasT! questions Miss Marie Martino. Records plus repetition is her method of teaching kEspanolP Dreaming of visiting France? Although your dream may never come true, Sister Mary Julian R.S M. tells of exotic places. Cmuparing merits of Cicero with Caesar is thrilling for Peggy Van de Ryt and Tina Procheuenko, Sister Mary Mildred R.S.M. assures them real thrills when Lhcy study Horace, the delight of ynuths, 23 Time A bolished ?Z$!11FSK .. 3, g, ,L, $ g f It looks as if Sister Mary Robertine R.S.MV handed out a Wougl'f, Bernzott, Rita Hamburg, Martha Ratterman, Juanita Dickman, assignment. Digging 5 into the Iibraryas reference books are Joan Sandy Honningford, Marlene Drees, and Margaret Gambctta. q found it! IE5 that little red spot! exclaims Marlene Ungru, as she shows her big discovery to Pat Lowstutcr and Kathy Splain. Relaxing between classes and enjoying her favorite diversion. knitting, is Miss Sharon Williams, a new history instructor. 24 Through H istorical Realms Around the world7 across the nation, and Via the problems of democracy travel Mercy students as they progress through the frontier of history. Aid- ing the juniors in the quest for our American herit- age are Sister Mary Robertine R.S.M., Future Teachers moderator, and Miss Sharon Williams, the new G.A.A. advisor. Through the realm of World History, underclassmen trace the wars that have occurred over the centuries. In the senior year Mrs. Katherine Gusweiler enters with Problems of Democracy, here our present government and United Nations proceedings are drilled into the minds of the graduates-to-be. In each of these divisions of history are found facts valuable to everyone interested in becoming a good American citizen. AMERitCA 25 Listening intently to one of her senior students is Mrs. Kathryn Gusweiler who is the instructor of Problems of Democracy at Mercy. A penny for your thoughts Sister Man; Robertine R.S.M. seems amused at the escapades of her junior history students. M athematz'cs Helps Broaden Eager M z'nds Displaying mobiles, the outstanding geometry project, are Marilyn Mullen Jan Weber, Kathleen Spiengard, and Evelyn Jacobs. HBut thafs trigW exclaims Mary Jo Nordman, nAlgebra II is more Sister Mary Domitilka R.S M. smiles as she sees these juniors my speed?5 Karen Hustler Eats 21 kich from her comment as Elaving over the trigonometry homework to be finished tonight. 26 The sodality library, found in the rear of room 301 is kept up to date by Sister Mary Francine R.S,M., sophomore sodalily advisor. Mu Alpha Theta . . . that is the top! All Mercy math students strive for a superior average to be enrolled in this newly organized club. At Mercy the math curriculum includes four basic courses. Algebra I is taught to willing freshmen by Sister Mary Henrietta R.S.M. The teaching of geometry proves to be one of Sister Mary Francineis R.S.M. many talents, for she also instructs classes in Eng- Iish and Religion, plus being the moderator of the Sophomoresi Sodality. Sister Mary Domitilla R.S.M. has a busy schedule which covers the many fields of trigonometry, solid geometry, calculus, and Algebra II. She is also the moderator of the Math Club. With the help of these hne teachers Mercy students prepare themselves for the future. Puzzled! So is Jackie Woodruff, only you cannot find the answer to her trigonometry problem in the yeilow pages. Sorry. try again! Bills! Bills! and more bills sighs Sister Mary Euphrasia RKS.M., Mercfs auditor, as she offers a smile while balancing books. Mercians may never discover whether there is really green cheese on the moon, but one thing is cmtahy ghm her a chance to Hudy mjence and she311 do it. Sister Mary Joseph R.S.M., who is moderator of the Projectionist and of the Project clubs, proves to future scholars that, in Biology the composition of insects is quite imperative in passing the course. In the Physics and Chemistry depart- ments, Sister Mary Johanna R.S.M., advisor for the C.S.M.C., and Sister Mary Dismis R.S.M., junior Sodality moderator, combine every element known and well . , , anything goes! Physical Sci- ence studentse with aid from Sister Mary Edwina R.S.M. and their inquiring minds, delve into the ttlives of many non-living substances Teaching junior English and moderating the senior Sodality are on Sister Edwinahs agenda also. If our gscien- tistsaa arennt careful Mercy High may be in orbit soon. Water electrolysis, shown by Sister Mary Edwina R.S.M., amazes Barb Moorman, Betty Owens, Donna Rattcnnan, and Nanry Zahn in awe. 28 Scientists Probe the U nknown Solution Our widely known and celebrated Sister Mary Joseph R.S.M., clearly explains in detail to her class a part of the delicate eye. -Iaite'Steg $f't'3vig $ : 8 305 The deHection of a Cathode ray tube is demonstrated by chemistry and math whiz: Sister Mary Dismas R.S.MV Her alert audience is Explaining the structure of the cell are Beverly Hchemann, Diane Bellman: and Kathleen Hctmkes, Deborah Schiach takes it all in. 29 made up of senior; Martha Schibi and juniors, Elaine Meiners and Sharon Meyers Sisterjs artistic ability is displayed behind hen All work and no play make Sister Mary Johanna. R.S.M. a dull nun. S. M. Johanna demonstrates scientific principles with toys Competent Instructors Prepare Like mother like daughter . .. two of a kind these phrases Mrs. Welge has come to Mercy High as a business teacher. ran he applied to Mrs Helen Welge and her daughter Helen. Helen is an old timer around the campus as she is a seniorv .. .mm MOW: 2h Me m I IV fl. Peck! Peck! Peck! That pecking comes from the typing room. Along with shorthand, business mathematics, and bookkeeping help Mercians be- come good secretaries. Mrs. Helen Welge, Mrs. Sally Furst, and Mr. Joseph Lammert start the juniors off on the road to the business world by teaching them the basic techniques of their profes- sions. Sister Mary Conradine R.S.M. helps the stu- dents as seniors perfect their abilities and sends them into the world as model secretaries. The agenda also sees Sister Mary Conradine as moder- ator 0f the Business Club and planner for the Ave program in our school. The motto of the girls is Procter and Gamble or bust! Good luck, girls! Mother of Mercy High School is with you 10070 ail the way! Another of Mercy's new additions this year is Mr. Joseph Lam- mert, teacher of Business Math, Office Practice, and Bookkeeping. 30 The F utureiv Secretaries llJust a little curve but a big measuring behind itlll exclaims Mrs. Sally Furst as she attempts to teach her class a few brief forms. 31 Sister Mary Conradine R.SlM, smiles at the photographer while she adjusts a poster on her way through one of Marcy's many corridors, Sistcr teaches seniors the business subjcct of shorthand. Click! Click! Click! G0 the forty-word-a-minute typists who in the near future will be the number one secretaries for some large Corporationgs executives, The girls are Armella Zcrhusen, Francine Bicknell, Nancy Ward, and June Buttelwcrth, Edna Dixon: and Nancy Eisenacher, Pat Elfers; Mary Ann Fox, Evelyn Maifeld, and Charlene McKeon, all typing assignments given by Mrs. Furst. Drama, Art and M usic F Zourish Sister Mary Carlms R.S.M. records Susan. Scarecrow, Codyhs voice as they try to perfect her characterization for ml'hc Wizard of Oz:a 32 HPractice makes perfect? In deep concentration is Sister Daniel Marie R.S.M.7 underclassmcnhs speech and dramatics instructor. What better way is there of thanking God for our talents than by using them? Therek constant stress on the Hne arts at Mercy. The thrill of achievement never ceases to fill the girls with a satisfying feeling of the mastery of a skill. A Finger thumper becomes a great musician under the guidance of Sister Mary Aloyse R.S.M., school Orchestra leader. Sister NIary Sharon RtS.M. and Miss'Mary Dressman turn a doocller into another da Vinci. Miss Dulah Pulskamp starts underclass- men on their road to Kcfame and fortuneaj as actresses. Sister Mary Carlos R.S.M. puts finishing touches on these girls as they enter the Masque and Gavel Society. Sister Daniel Marie R.S.M. gives future Daniel Webstcrs fundamentals in public speaking. Printing attractively is an art in itseif. Attempting this feat is freshman, Clare Voelker, skillfuliy assisted by Miss Mary Dressman. Confident of another masterpiece is our art teacher, Sister Mary Sharon R.S.M., now in her second year teaching here at Mercy. i Where therefs unity, therefs success! Sister Mary Aloysel R.S.M. lends a helping hand as pianist for The Wizardrof Oz? 33 Tomorrow? M others Studying Anatomy? a magazine explaining the composition of a skeletal system, is Sister Mary Paulette R.S.M., health instructor. 34 Todayhs students . . . tomorrows mothers. Home Economics prepares Mercians to become the worlds next generation of homemakers. Under the expert guidance of Miss Judith Kipp, the future mothers learn the skill of a shrewd buyer, an ef- ficient mother, and a culinary artist. One can tell lab day in cooking class by the ttlip smacking good,, aromas which flll the halls. To supplement the physical care of the family, Sister Mary Paulette R.S.M., freshman sodality moderator, teaches the girls facts about the body and personal hygiene. Through this great Christian Family Living course students behold and master the responsibilities, not only physical, but also spiritual, of keeping a good home and bringing up Christ-Iike children. Miss Judith Kipp, Miss Home EC at Mercy, demonstrates one of the required skills of a good homemaker to her class. Freshmen Janet Spitzmiller and Diana Lacker start to measure out the ingredients for their cooking project in Home Ec class. Mercz'ans Became Physically F it SK 6h x. Gym teacher, Mrs. Joyce McCosham, enjoys the pause that re- freshes as our photographer catches her smile and casual position. Mercy girlst join President Kennedy and their country in participating in the physical fltness pro- gram. Running, jumping and exercising are all part of the once-a-week routine each freshman and sophomore taking this exacting gymnastics course participates in. Work and fun g0 hand-in- hand. A sound body is equally important to a sound mind and the girls strive to perfect each. Baseball, Basketball, kickball, and volleyball are only a few of the sports contained in the course. Under the guidance of Mrs. Joyce McCosham underclassmen learn the rules of each game as they practice the spirit of good sportsmanship, a spirit to he with them now and in the future. So, out on the field girls! Your countrymen are depending upon you! Girls, when I blow this whistle e jump! Mrs. Joyce McCosham teaches Diane Saul and Mary Kay Bollinger the jump ball. 35 What is that? A foreign object from space? No, thafs just a ball, sophomore Diane Lewe, pitched in a gym softball game. A ctz'vz'tz'es MERCTWOOD A Reflection Sister Mary Juliam R.S.M,, moderator of the annual staff, assists section editors, Pat Giallongo, Dianne Rack, Ruth Klostcrman and Cheryl Erb, in meeting their deadline dates Peaking in on a fraction of the annual staff, we see busy Anne Wesseling, Lauren LahrnanJ Gay Mueller, Mitzi Middendorf and Paula chersdorfcr at work on this yeafs edition. The busiest juniors on the annual staff, STANDING: P, Schell. SEATED, L. Osterhues, M. Zuckerberg, L. Meyer, M. Mattis, I J. Yunger, IA Zwissler, P. King, J, Sciarra, LA Brockmeicr, Merkhofcr, hustle the MERCYWOOD off to the printer u : !! , . ,cl til! i::: 38 OfHard Work and Fun Perfecting the 1963 MERCYWOOD are editor, Jane E. Schell tcenterL and her associates, Helen Welge, Marilyn Kathman. itch can I possibly get this character count to come out? Should I bleed this picture? For most, these expressions are as familiar as Greek, but to those who haunt room 207 at eighth period, they soon become a part of the everyday language. If, in passing, one happens to glance in on the staff during the hectic gworking hoursf she will most likely see a few girls huddled in the corner discussing their section, many undertaking the endd less chore of counting characters, a few busily typing or tiling subscriptions, and Sister Mary Julian actively attending to the many tasks which befall an annual advisor. Turning out an annual of which a school can be proud, requires hard work, but the staff is well rewarded as they see for the first time their masterpiece achieved through group effort e THE 63 MERCYWOOD! MI I I : An 1 u n I c a K c 'o'nvlu v ,A N: Judy Walters, Kathy Addison, Brigitte Reichrath tBusiness Mng, nu m m .; Anne Friedrich, members of the business department, attack the huge stack of unpaid ads and send out the bills. Mr, Vorpel representative of the American Yearbook Association, consults the MERCYWOOD staff about the layout. 39 GLEANINGS M z'rrors Mercy: True Spirit Extra! Extra! Read all about it! That is, read all about the Mercy news in the llnewspaper of the yearil e the MMH GLEANINGS. Circulatecl six times a year, this publication is crammed full of interesting news of the school, its activities, and clubst Publishing each issue requires a lot of work, such as: getting assignments, collecting news, ar- ranging interviews and getting opinions of Miss Mercy, and meeting deadlines. But after the girls have put the paper to bedf they await ex- pectantly the publication date. They are well satis- fied for their hours of work, When they see for the first time their tlscoopli in print. llThe copy is overduell, exclaims Miss Brunsman to editor, Rose- mary Rettig and her associates Carol Hase and Joyce Fitzpatrick Listening to the llhelpful hintsn of their moderator, Miss Eileen Margaret Gambcttai Terri Schaefer, Mary Ann Gold, Judith Hall, Bonekamp, are the able members of the GLEANINGS staff, Earlene Femeding, Diane Dupps, FRONT ROW; Pat Jesse, Barb BACK ROW; Maureen Scahill, Christine Aigner, Terry Stall, Rizzo, Anita Rapien, Mary Ann McGrath and Judith Berning. 40 Cubs T732 Their Hand at journalism Giving their own edition of the GLEANINGS a final checking are the Cubs, STANDING; Gail Kraft, Cheryl Harland, Sue Herzog, Leila Robb, Kathy Oliver, Deb Doherty, Kay Bollinger, Getting ready for their own edition of GLEANINCS are Cub page editors; Suzanne Brinkman, Mary Ann Kung, Kathy Schoemling, Mary Beth Schneider, Peggy Herr, Pauline Schaible, Regina. Enghauser, Carol Kreimer, Ruth Stockelman, Wanted - some experienced girls for Mercyhs paper! But how? By being a cub member of the GLEANINGS staff. To be a success on the staff the cubs edit and publish a special issue e their own edition of the hGLEANINGSF The hard working cub reporters prepare this edition by meeting all deadlines, writing copy, planning the dummies and proof reading. These are most of the trials faced by the cubs. The junior journalists are Enally re- warded for their efforts by being graduated to the rank of a full-Hedged GLEANINGS repoxter. Donna Wissel, Maureen Sullivan, Karen Meyer, Mary Honnert, Pat Moore, and Virginia Zenz, SEATED; Mary Riga, Bonnie Fallon, Sharon Kraemer, Barb Wolf, Jackie Taylor, Sue Sample, Senior Chorus Takes 017072 awaitewww a u. 43; Altos; ROW 1.- DV Federle, J. Schemann, K. Lindeman, M. Luensman, ROW 2: K. Kosse, P. Brown, M. Hoffmann, M. Lamp- ing, S. Greeley, ROW 3: B. VanHolte, Di Haverkamp, I. Harding, Every afternoon you can hear the voices of the Mercy Glee Club practicing for their coming show. Their voices are all well trained by their instructor Sister Mary Aloyse, R.S.M. Not only does Sister drill the scales with them, but she also prepares the schoolas musicals. This year the Glee Club per- formed in the Masque and Gavel production of llThe Wizard of Oz? and also in the Spring Con- cert accompanied by the Mercy band. Mercy,s choirsters are always willing to provide good enter- tainment at the last moment! Some of the members of the Senior Chorus blend their voices in a favorite melody during a practice. They are left to right: M. Thoma, R. Dixon, J. Van, L. Downey, R. Kolks, J. Bravard, J. Sohmer, M. Day, C. Rennekamp, C. Franke, S. Myers and K. Kelley. M. Manges, S. Fuelle, ROW 4: B. Aichele, K. Johanaman, R. Hutink, J. Brown. These girls are masters of the low notes. ix .e F lights of Fancy . Ar; I Senior Chorus from WThe Wizard of Oz are, FRONT ROW; Klusman, K. Johanneman, J BrownJ M1 LampingJ J Harding, S. Fuelle, L. Downing, M, Borgemenke, J. Landy, K. Kosse, S. M, L. Hoffmann, ROW THREE; B. Aichele, L J. Torbeck, M. P. GreeleyJ P. Brown, A. M. Schulz, D. Haverkamp, B. VanHolte, Reifenberger, M. Bergman, K. Eilers and M. A, EarIey. ROW TWO; J. Schirmann, J. Sohmer, N. Reinermanl J. Van, P. Members of the MWMH Senior Chorus pause for the cameraman during one of their rehearsals are, FRONT ROW; A. Schulz, P. Kinsman, A. Zerhusen, M. Kerber, ROW TWO; C. Seitz, J. H. Meninger, J. Nelson, N. T. Reinen'nan, N. Wachter, C. M. Collins, ROW THREE; D. Cuni, K. A. Eilers, B. A. Larsh, M. Bergman: J. Kein, E. Collins, M. J. Schehl, BACK ROW; M. P. Reifenberger, J Beckman, M. Earley, M. A. Moran, M, Kurtz and L. Ludwig. The icSz'ngz'ngestJ; Girls at M.M.H. A. Cappcllians, Rt Dixon, Ji Merkhofer, Li Meyer, B. Habig, M. Day, K. Eilers, S. Schoenwettcr, L. Ludwig, M. Bergman, D, With a song in their hearts, the melodious voices of the A Cappella Chorus blend together in sweet harmony to present their best to the public and the school. Under the direction of Sister Mary Aloyse, R.S.M., these girls are always ready to entertain in the many programs throughout the year. The chorus took part in the Advent Program which 44- Haverkamp, P. Donahue, C. Seitz, J. Yunger and J. Landy tune up for a program to be presented in the near future. aroused an abundance of Christmas spirit in everyone. The Spring Recital is another annual event in which the A Cappella Chorus participates. An outside activity of the Chorus is the Miami University Music Contest. Certainly the strains of A Cappella contribute to the distinctive Music De- partment of Mother of Mercy. New Club Analyzes Sharps cmd- Flats Members of the Music Club are: TOP ROW; K. Gallagher, B. Boering, M. Dossman, M. L. Elfers, M. Early, L. Ludwig, 5. Falls, M. Schehll j. Feucht: STANDING: B. Fox, N. Schroeder, S. 45 Folzenlogen, M. Nordman: SECOND ROW: C. Collins, M. Day, M. S. Manges, N. Reinerman, P. Donahue: THIRD ROW; J. Landy, K, Fisher, K. Schiable, P. Klusman, J. Schartz. Angels of McAuley House? OPEcers of the Music Club: Marilyn Wedding, Martha Rattcrman, Francine Hemsath and Mary Jo McGowan, under the special assistance of Sister Mary Aloyse. Music . . . universal language, gives a feeling of accomplishment to members of the Music Club. Discussion and research are held on people in the music profession such as the ever famous Bach, Beethoven and Brahms. The club was reorganized this year to try and get the girls to have and to understand a better appreciation for all very good musical talent and to possess, too, a highly distin- guished taste for musical entertainments. With the guidance of Sister Mary Aloyse, R.S.M. all the members strive for greater understanding and ap- preciation in the world of music. Make M me Music, for . . . The reed section of the orchestra features Kathy Davis, Donna Bonnie Fox and Barb Broering, Their tunc-up session is about Lahrmanj Linda Deems, Kathleen Gallagher, Pat Donahue, ready to begin. Listen in and get an ear full. uTake it again from the top! declares Donna Rothan, to her fellow musicians Nancy Schroeder, Kathy Schaible and Judith Ann Feucht. 46 Music Hath Charm Plink!!! Plank!!! Plink!!! Practice makes perfect, girls, Rehearsing are M. S. Manges, M. Dossman, K. Cassidy, and S, Donnellon. iiPractice makes perfect!n With this motto uppermost in their minds, the orchestra members practice diligently under the direction of their moderator, Sister Mary Aloyse. R.S.M. The Melody Maids, as they are called, have a chance to show their talents as they perform at Mercy3s annual Masque and Gavel Play and the Mercy Elder Play. The Glee Club and A CappeIla are also accompanied by this renowned group. In ad- dition to these tasks, the orchestra stands ready and available for any emergency; So iiStrike up the band? Oom-pah-pahll Oom-pah-pahH The brass section of the orchestra, including M. I McGowan, M. Wedding, and Me L. Elfers, tunes up as it begins another practice session for an important event 47 ' Drink this, and you will be fuil of couragew is the advice given by the discovered Wizard, of Oz, Marianne DeCourcy, to the still doubtful cowardly lion, Nancy Casey 1W 9M3 Capaczbz Crowds Applaud . . . The girl 095cm dance in the Court of Glinda the Good, 3. scene from the Wizard of Oz. IB Tegeler, M. J. Albers, J. Houston, C. Rennekamp, C. BischoH, M. Hunzeker, R. Huitink and R. Hoenemeyer stand at attention before Linda Osterhues. uHere is a heart that might make anyone proud. The Wizard of 02 is played by Mary Jo Greiner, the Tin Wnodman by Helen Wclge the Lion by Nancy Evesiage, the Scare Grow by Carol Mitchell. This play was under the careful guidance of Sister M. Carlos, R.S.M. chfw Wizard of 0sz Diane Auel, as the wicked witch of the west, cackles gleefully, as Kathy Moricnni. portraying Dorothy, prepares to melt her with a bucket of water. Tom. depicted by Mary A. Owens, looks on. 4-9 ttWeire 0HE to see the Wizard, the wonderful Wizard of 02? was the happy cry of Dorothy and her friends in the Masque and Gavel pro- duction of ctThe Wizard of 029 Under the direc- tion of Sister Mary Carlos, RVS.M., the Mercy Thespians provided a fine play for all who at- tended. As the play opened, Dorothy and Toto were in the land of the Munchkins. The Good Witch of the North sent Dorothy on her journey to the Wizard of Oz and throughout the rest of the pro- duction we were entertained by the delightful antics of Dorothy, Toto, and their charming friends. Sophomores Present tcTwelftlz NzghfJ Sophomore dramatic students united in spirit with the gtsoul 0f the agef William Shakespeare, in the production of ctTwclfth Night? The story evolves around a double plot. The Duke is in low spirits because the Lady Olivia refuses to marry him. The Countess on the other hand takes a more than necessary interest in the Page Cesario sent by Duke Orsino. Interwoven among these scenes we find Maria, Oliviaas chief woman servw ant, and her companions tricking Malvolio, chief steward, into believing that his lady loves himt Upon finding the true origin of the love letter, he angrily informs them that they are beneath him. Shown in the grand hnale of the sophomore play are C. Mueller, M. Floetken M. Schneider, S. McCarthy, and D. McManus. Diane Lowe, Nim'y Ann Kerber, and Kay Bollinger join in song as they portray Fabian, Feste Jn, and chte Sr. in their play. The sophomore dramatic class in their annual play are Mary Ann Kuntz and Linda Cantzler portraying Sabastian and Olivia! 50 Young Thespz'ans Present Religious Drama Mercyjs freshmen, newcomers to the field of drama, did fine with their portrayal of uA Boy with a Cart? The play involved a young boy and his mother traveling from place to place after the death of the father. Cuthman, the boy, has a de- sire to build a church, feeling that God has in- spired him as to when and where he should at- tempt this fete. Following along with the play, were seen the reactions of the people in each town when they hear of the Boyis fantastic plight. Kathleen Riga. and Peggy Fox discuss an important problem dur- ing a crucial moment in the freshman play, nA Boy With 3 Cart. nWhere are you taking me, 5011?, asks mother, Pat Carroll, of her son, Cuthman, Mary Jo Brueggeman, in the freshman play. 51 M ercy-Elder Players Enact icAnd now . . . on with the showlii Being triple casted for the Erst time in its noted history, the Mercy-Elder Play presented a delightful and memorable evening for actors and audience alike. The MerCy-Elder dramatic students were fea- tured in this yeafs entertaining production, en- titled giBaehelor Father? a lovable, laughable teenage comedy. Appealing to anyone from nine to ninetyvnine, the plot of this yearis play dem- onstrated the results of a situation in which the boys of the senior class plan a Wrangler Party instead of the traditional prom. The end con- sequences are unpredictable. iiDonit under esti- mate the power of a woman especially when she is determined 1 W Possessing the power of persuasion, Moose, played by JaCk Kram- er, brings Howard, Howard Deitseh, and George. Bryan Greve, to a reasonable meeting of the mind, as Kelly, Sue Cody, crys for help. Discussing a plan of revenge against the boys are: C, Lichtman, D. Dupps: M. A McGrath, Ci Rennekamp, M. Dress, K. Addi- sont L. Rush, H. Wclge, C. Mitchell, K. Bisehoff, Di Anal, and M. J. Greiner. These girls are a determined group and theyql Fight to the finish. '43, .. 1. 'I 95:: 21H .4 - Mi nu ! Popular TV Comedy V?czchelor Fatherjj Sleepy-eycd Ted Kosse strikes a surprised pose as Joyce Sucher gives him her answer. Ruth Huitink looks on satisfied. Han'iet, played by Nancy Casey, stands up most defiantly to Jack Kramer, Moose, in the Mercy-Elder version of K Bache1or Father.H What a woman!u exclaims Jay Munninghoff to Helen Welge as Kathy Nead, Rick Koehler, and Louis Imholt watch him in bewilderment in a scene from the Mercy-Elder production of ; 1 Bachelor Father. 53 F ifteen Outstanding Dramatists Helen Welge and Carol Mitchell Nancy Casey and Jean Feller Gold Medalist: Gold Medalists Karen Donnellon and Sue Cody Gold M edalz'sts 54 Merit Gold and Silver Medals Good diction and sincere interest combined with hard work and much practice are the quali- tics that are necessary to obtain a Gold or a Silver Medal in dramatics at Mercy Under the training of Sister Mary Carlos R.S.M., girls progress stead- ily in their study of drama. The mcdalistsi work is climaxed by a yearly recital in which they show the Cffccts of their diligence in the art of acting. Senior Silver mcdalists Mary-Jo Greincr, Kathy Moriconi. and Nancy Eveslagc smilc happily as they anxiously await their performanrci Junior Silver medalists eagerly anticipate their recital, SITTING: Judi Yunger, Linda Osterhues, and Mary Ann Owens. STAND- 55 Gold and Silver Medals in Music Barbara Moorman Diane Francis Gold Medalist Gold Medalist Rita O:Connor Gold Medalist 56 Awarded to Outstanding M ercians Helping each nprimp uph for their silver medal recital; Joan Schwartz, Kathy Collins, Francine Hemsath, Susan Folzenlogen, Mary Jo Nordman, and Martha Ratterman, Congratulations! From rambling runs to lilting trills, the Gold and Silver Music Mcdalists are tops! These girls know their composers and compositions - the classical music of Mozart to thc broadway hits of RodgersA and Hammerstein A Silver Medal can be achieved after much intensified study. A girl can merit a Gold Medal 57 These girls are a credit to themselves and to Mother of Mercy High. in her senior year if she has earned her silver medal in the previous year. Gaining these awards is no easy task, but the glory is well worth the price. Mother of h-Iarcy High feels that AAA Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody? especially when she is playing one. Junior Art Club students, Susan Heimes, Wilma Corte, Judy own pieces of modern art in the form of plaster of paris figures, KochJ Rita Lambert: and Donna Gillman are displaying their Right Reason in Making - ART Talent, inspiration, appreciation are essentials for an art student. Most of the talented girls in Mercyas Fine Art Cllib wish to fulfill their dream in the many helds of art. Architecture, interior design, painting or sculpture are the principle categories which capture the interest of the girls. It is required that Mercians retain a ninety av- erage to take part in the Club which is under the superb direction of Sister Mary Sharon R.S.M. Occasionally, a visitor may be invited to show his or her recent accomplishments. This exposes the girls to professional exhibits and talent. Unt derclassmen, are you interested? The senior artists, Anita Rapien, Judy Neihcisel, Rosie Tretzgcr, Donna. Raterman and moderator, Sister M. Sharon R.S.M. ad- mire Judi Nelson's ability to create masterpieces of art. 58 Senior members of Mother of Mercyls Latin Club are as follows: FIRST ROW, Carol Hase: Maria Lichtmanm Kathy Gallagher, SECOND ROW, Joyce Steinmetz, Nancy Eveslagc, and Mari- anne DeCourcy. The junior members of the Latin Club are: Peggy Van De Ryt, Marcia Bieting, Mary Wilming, Judy Berning, Charlene Licht- man, Kathryn Boiler, Mary Delores Meyer, Arlene Heim, Kathy Collins, Ruth Hownemcycr, Francine Hemsath, Beverly Tegler, Judy Hall, Sandy Bollingcr, Mary Ann Gold, and Donna Bein. iiLatin is not a dead language at alllii This is a statement which the third and fourth year Lat- in students frequently make as they plunge through Ciceroas Orations and Virgilis Aenied. Latin really is much alive with the help of Sister NIary Sharon REAL, who is the moderator for the club. T0 climax the year, the members of the Latin Club turn the hands of time back to the exciting days of ancient Rome and hold the Roman ban- quet. Our Romans proved that Latin is still very much alive even in this day and age! Donna Haig. president of Mercy's Latin Club, points out Rome to Loretta Dauwe and Martha Rattemian, also oHiccrs. 59 F ranch Language Entz'ces M arcz'cms a Members of the French Club are: SEATED: B. Broering, R. Trefzger, J, Nelson, K. Grate, J. Rohrmeier, D. Logan, M. Sca- hilI, D. Francis STANDING: J. Huston, M, L, Lamping, D. 60 h l- Dreiss, J. Goeft, J. Koren, B, Reichrath, N. Casey, Je Feller, Be Moorman, B. Abel, R. RettigJ M. Lichtmanl singing a French song to a, French saint e St. Theresa. Parlez-vous francais? Now? If not just ask any of the members of Mercyhs French Club. Mexi- cans know that they can render thanks to the club for those tempting caramel and candied ap- ples which are retaiIed during Mission Days. In addition to this, these mademoisellesh, devote one study hall a week for the teaching of French to the Academy children. At each meeting girls present reports on the customs, weH-known places, and famous men of France. The fmal result? M Plenty of fun and an acquiring of useful knowledge. h'Get hem while you canW is the friendly advice of the French Club offlcers, D. Lameier, J. Harding, L4 Neu: and B. Van Holte as they peddle their apples on Mission Days. Senorita: Explore Spain and Its Facets Spanish Club Senoritas, Mary A Fox, janet Seitz, Nancy Riener- man, Nancy Caminiti, Michele Wild, Barb Butcha, and Carol Denier seem to have their owires crossedf, Spanish puppet mobiles are an example of their expert handiwork for Mission Days. 61 Marilyn McCarthy and Mary Jo Niklas are painting a poster. This is just one of the many things they do in the Spanish Club. ooBuenos dias, amigos? This is Spanish for 33 ooGood day, friends. If you desire to learn all about Old Spain, its interesting customs, its gay songs, and colorful dress, Mcrcyk Spanish Club is the place your looking for. Everyone dreams of traveling and sightseeing, so what better way is there than through the Spanish Club? It will transport you to Mexico City, Barcelona, Seville and Madrid, just as if you had had a round-trip ticket. And so for now :iEl len the Endy anm! That looks goody, sighs Rita OyCOrmor to Marilyn Kathman. Nancy Caminiti and Donna Johnson are membem of the Spanish Club. Discussing plans for combat against indecent literature are Miss Janis Dugan, moderator of Citizens of Decent, Literature, and Jane Schell, Sue Heidorn, Cheryl Gambctta, Ann Hemsteger, and Peggy Meyer, ofhcers, Good luck in your future project! CDL Fightsjhr Decent Literature Some active members of C.D.L.. shown here with their modc'ra- tor Miss Dugan; are M. J. Brueggeman, J. Esterkamp, P. Meyer, Mt McGowan: N. Rocdcrsheimer, N. Paulsen, C. Burkart: E. Griesser, and P. Rydell. The C.D.L. members who are Checking local newspapers and books for ttsmut are: SEATED; E. Muddiman, N. Niehaus, D. chtschlcr, M. A. McGrath, Ct Robb, J. Neiheisel, Mt A. Kunz, B4 Wolfe, STANDING: B. Neiheisel, A. Morris, A. thuenlauh: J. Dorsey, L. Bier, D, Selm, M, Mueller, J. Tepe, J. Fitzpatrick, J. Feller. 62 hShapC up or ship outf, say the members of C.DAL. The club, citizens for decent literature was organized to stamp out indecent and trash- filled publications that have been present in the cityas newsstands. This Apostolic Work is done adequately and efficiently through the special jobs of the two general committees. These consist of the drug-store and the letter-writing commit- tees. The members have only one reward, to see, through the result of hard work, all the smut cleared from the literature in the area. Discussing a very important subject, Communism, are N. Heine- energetic girls are members of Mercygs Communism Study Group; man, C. Erb, J. Bcsslcr, CI. Aigncr, and M. Lichtman. These Mission Zeal Is Promoted by CSM C Are you generous? Kind? Loving? Would you be willing to donate extra time and effort for a worthy cause? If your answer is Wes? consider yourself welcomed as a member of Mcrcyk Cath- olic Students Mission Crusade. This useful hcrutchn for thc Missions, contributes year round by its projects for helpless and ignorant people all over the world. Along with stamp, paper and Clothing drives, the NIission Days are a great help in raising funds for the p001: Remember, people need the Missions and thc Missions need you! Donating the first dollar is the senior candidate for Mission Queen Judy Harding. Joyce Sciarra, Eileen Wagner and Shelia McCarthy are looking on with a sneaking suspicion. President Judy Harding shows Communistic symbols to other C.S.M.C. officers, Jackie Taylor, Aud.. Vice Prcst Maxine Eng- lcr, Treasurer Arlene Lynn and Marybeth Hunzeker, Secretary. 63 Present Students Seek Role As F uture Teachers Who discovered America? What is the Path- agrean Theory? Explain the bone structure of the rat. Whether you are planning to be an elemen- tary school teacher, a high school teacher, or a college professor, the Future Teachers, Club is what youave been looking for. Because they be- long to this club these future teachers have an insight into the newest teaching methods and devices used. A new outlook is achieved e one which views the student e teacher relationship and disciplinary measures in an altogether dif- ferent light. Through movies and guest speakers, girls are aided in finding out which field of edu- cation is best for them. Like to be a teacher? Join up! 64 Some of the members of the Future Teachers Club are: Seated Ist ROW e Barbara Ann Winkler, Nancy Wachter, Michele Wengert, Melody Zuckerburg. Seated 2nd ROW e Peggy Van- de Ryte, Mary Carol Mueller, Donna Ratterman, Jane Koren, Mary Ann Gold, Kathy Gallagher, Ann Kramer, Donna Bien, Loretta Douwe. STANDING e Sue Voellmecke, Carol Rennekamp, and Diane Wade. Good luck in achieving your goal! Members of the Future Teachers are: FIRST ROW: Martha Tout, jane Wolf, Mary Christensen, Elaine Mueninghoff, Sue Sample, Gerry Keegan. SECOND ROW: Paula Beidersdorfer, Kathy Redmond, Carol Kreimer, Pat Giallongo. THIRD ROW: Ann Wessling, Suzanne Brinkman, Peggy Herr, Mary Riga, Judy Nelson. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Bouck, Sue Heidorn, Nancy Klett, Maxine Engler, Marlene Engler, Rita Hyle. Staring into the future, are the officers of the Future Teachers Club, Barb Moorman, Elaine Meiners, Martha Schibi, Carol Adam, Anita Rapien, with their moderator, Sister Mary Robertine, RiS.Mi A Tribute to Club Presidents The presidents of the various clubs at Mercy are: Pat Sullivan, Jane Schell, Judy Harding, Barb Moorman, Sue Heidorn, Bonnie Riehle. Carol Adam, Rosemary Reltig, Nancy Eveslage, Mary Lou Elfers. Maria Lichtman, Beth Busam, Joyce Goeftt, Joyce No, iths not a particular organization or club. No, it,s not a special event or activity. This group of Mcrcians are the presidents of various clubs, and this page is dedicated to them. 65 Bouck, Rita OjConnor, Donna Haig. On Freshman Orientation Day and at other times during the school year, these girls give speeches about their Clubs in order to inform others and interest them in their activities. For four years these outstanding students have participated in the organization of their choice having finally merited the coveted oche 0f presi- dent. They are truly a credit to M.M.H.I World Modesty e The Aim x. Karen Myers, Linda Meyer, Pat Sullivan and Deanna Wicman New name, new moderator, new spirit! These are the major topics for S.D.SV This year brought about a change in the title, introduced Students for Decent Styles and presented the moderator Miss Dressman. Mereians combine modesty in dress and advertising with beneficial suggestions from the moderator for the perfect girl. Girls take an active part in this, one of Mereyis largest clubs. The function of the organization is brought to 66 -. n- --u- - an. n- nub m a'- min n- 4- .3 us Ins and Am tease Mary Owens about her formal and matching bobby sox. the attention of the public during the annual Winter Fashion Display. Members model their own clothes proving that a dress need not be im- modest to be attractive. This modesty in dress does not end in May, when school is out, but con- tinues throughout the girlsi lifetime, and always stands her in good stead as a Catholic and a Mer- eian. Would you happen to be interested in a more founded out Christian life? If so, you can now achieve this goal through the Sodality at Mercy. Girls striving to bring themselves closer to God consider this organization their guide in life. Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors each has a moderator to assist them in making Masses and Communions, Rosaries and Novenas daily ' , Besides these assets an annual retreat .h' I 95 highlights each year. So if self-improvement is ,. your aim, the Sodality welcomes you! Maria Lichtman, Bonnie Reilly, Cheryl Erb and Kathy Marconi discuss the approaching semi-fm'mal, HDance A Plentyf, spout sored by Mother of Mercy High Schoolk Sodality, Sodalz'lfy Forms the Path oszfe 1 1 .K .. N , ,y t Mute x mm 1 thtttwt :s 4m KOLPmL atom Md me't'kximt mm a Tm m1 URFVES' mm 5 t LEM n n m mm , NOVEMBER 15 um .: ?imwnwn 3150 10 ll PM. fr 13 WW' museum N 501mm J said N meM 1:350 WK WWW 59:21.0 Pu'W'r 4 1.2 A ,, t The Sodality Prefects are BOTTOM ROW: S. Sample, M. Lict- TOP ROW: Jt Sucher, E. Fcrniding, S. Brinkman, Rh Enghauser, man, M. Gambetta, 2nd ROW: B, Riehle, K. Moriconi, C. ErbJ S. Honningfordt 67 Projectiom'sts h gBig Helpij The Projectionist Club provides a pleasant diversion from every-day drill in the form of vis- ual aid. Their movies illustrate points of interest in all helds of study and for Mercyis various or- ganizations. The girls donate free time and study halls for the showing of these movies. Sister Mary Joseph, R.S.M. moderator, instructs members in the use of the equipment. The teachers are always glad to supplement the classes with a film shown by a projectionist. 68 to Teachers These members of the Projectionists Club B Van de Ryt, K. Kelly, B. Larsh, Bh Aichele, B. Tegeler, Sh Boliinger, Jh and B. Reihle prepare the dayhs scheduleh ' 1 H2 1 w .- 21; . H, h 2 h Kan inhi; 19g 3- :7- I Joyce Bouck, Beth Busam, and Lois Ncu set up the project equip- ment. hNow watch me carefully, says Carol Adam as she shows Don- na Goetz, Kathy Bellman, Christine Bone, in the foreground and Sue Voellmecke, Katherine Flottman, Ann Hemsteger, and Frances Jean FeIlet in the back Re-Establz'slzed Business Club h a Credit iiMiss Mercy wins another business award? To be able to eventually succeed in this achievement, it is necessary to learn to employ commercial skills in every day life. They are all reminded by their modsrator, Sister Mary Conradine, R.S.M., of the importance of personal appearance and the requirements for correct job application. The ideals of this club are to develop Character, train for good citizenship, to develop competent busi- ness leadership and to encourage members to be good example to those with whom and for whom these Mercy business women woirk. Mary Henniger, Louise Hock, and Sue Roedersheimer, the of- ficers 0f the Business Club, are getting things ready for their next meeting. Receiving their typing pins are: Mary Robbe, Penny Petit, Donna Birck, Barb Abelt Lois Wiegcl and Pat Sullivan. 69 Poise IS Achieved Through M 539 G OHicers of Mercyk chapter of MELG. are: Nancy Casey, Kath- leen Morconi, Francer Jean Feller, Mary-Jo Greiner, Karen thour performance was wonderful? These are the words which thrill every Masque and Gavel girl. All Juniors and Seniors who have earned a ninety average in dramatics throughout their freshman and sophomore years are eligible for membership. Two plays are produced each year. The boys from Elder join the girls to put on the second play. The members of Masque and Gavel attend monthly meetings under the excellent di- rection of Sister Mary Carlos, R.S.M. These girls certainly do deserve a great deal of praise for the excellent performances which they present. 70 Donnellon and Maureen Srahill. Sister Mary Carlos7 R.S.M. acts as moderator. These girls make thc meetings informative and fun The senior members of M.EQG. are: Kathleen Nead, Diane Aucl, Cam! Mitchell, Nancy Evcslage, Helen Wclgc, Sue Cody, Mari- anne DcCourcy, and Kathleen Addison. Ncw junior members of Masque and Gavel are: Martha Ratter- man, Mary Ann Owens, Charlene Litchman, Judi Yunger, Elaine Meinersf Marlene Drccs, Ruth Hoenemeyer, Diane Wade, Kathy BischofJ Joyce Sciarra, Linda Osterhucs, Sandy Bollingcr, Carol Rennckamp and Beverly Tegler. Math Club Pravides Mental Workout Q$ 'Kax ?:amm A t $94.:msswvx . X Loaaxaeuxxmx 6A ' ' i, .. Q C$x$b :?'35x x Displaying :1 Math Club project are Loretta Dauwe, Lois Tor- fer, Jane E. Schell, and Beth Busam. As four year math students, beck; Jane Wolf, Ruth Klosterman, Judy Liedhagner, Teri Schar- they combat impossible problems and dare anyone to question them. Senior Math Club officers, Joyce Stienmetz, Bonnie Richie, Jack- ie WoodruH, and Chris Aiguer display insignia of Mu Alpha Theta which stands for the Pythagorean Theorem. Mu Alpha Theta is an organization under the special assistance of Sister Mary Domitilla, for Mercfs mathematically minded mathematicians; Girls must retain a ninety average for all four years beginning with Algebra I in their Freshman year and continuing through to Senior Trigo- nometry. In spite of the high membership re- quirements many girls join this interesting club whose aim it is to promote the study and enjoy- ment of mathematics. 71 Many Facets ofHealth Explored Hear ye! Hear ye! For all those interested in medical or lab technology, dietetics, or another branch of health work, the Health Careers Club is for YOU! With their able moderator, Sister Mary Aloyse, R.S.M. the members of this organi- zation try to understand the many facets of health education, and perform charitable acts by volunteer work at hospitals. Besides having the satisfaction of a job well-done, these girls have an opportunity to prepare for a career in this field. Is there a doctor in the house? Somebody needs one. I think it is the ochers of Health Careers, Judy Bcrning, Sue Roedersheimer, Dianne Lameier and Jerilyn Neihaus. Members of the Health Careers Club are: FIRST ROW, Seated, Mary Ann McGrath, Judy Hall, Ruth Hoenemeyer, Arlene Heim, Kathy Kelley. SECOND ROW: Sue Voellmecke, Dorothy Schibi, Rita Haneburg, Donna Gillman, Pat BuddJ Barb RizzoJ Pat Landy, Jane Schell, Diane Rackt STANDING: Mary Frey, Earlene Ferneding, Judy Paxton, Sherry Zachman, Janice Striet, Pam Welling, Carol Mitchell, Rita Weber, Francine Hemsath. 72 Valunteers e Come 0726, Come All Packing Christmas bundles for the poor are the officers of the Red Cross. Kathy Lindenman, Diane Francis, Mary-JO Greiner, Barb Rizzo, Cheryl Harland, Beth Busam. This is one of their many activities. Underclassmen members of Red Cross are: Nancy Schroeder, Loni Kiefcr, Paula Schulz, Linda Hemsath, Carol Berning, Lin- da. Dcems, Alberta Wagner, Patricia Overbeck, Mary Lou Stock, Madeline Mauck, Diane Reinermann, Toni Greico, jane Falls, What is it? What do you do? In answer to question one, Red Cross presents the opportunity to help the sick and those in need. Their time is spent in making tray favors for hospitals and rest homes, and in sending out special holiday treats. The years major project is filling a school Chest with necessities and toys to be sent overseas. The result is time well spent in gaining respect of other countries and much satisfaction for the volunteer. Kathy Redman, Mary Riga, Pam Uhlmanseik, Vicki Uhrig, Mar- lene Brown, JoAnn Gandenburger. These girls are a boom to the Red Cross 73 Time and Talent Given by Librarians uDon,t judge a book by its Covch Read the reviews in the hLibrary News,H published monthly by the members of the Library Club, Added to the task of publishing this issue, the Library Club performs many other duties. These library aids, while maintaining average grades, oFfer two study periods a week to as- sist Sister Mary Adele R.S.M. in the library, by checking, cleaning, and repairing the books. These student: librarians, recognized by a pin, stand ready and able to assist anyone in need of help, especially the ulost soul? who arc on their hrst exploration. So remember, hHave research h- W ill visit libraryf, Officers of the Library Club, Charlene Tatman, Carol Adam and Ann Kramer, greatly enjoy working at the many various tasks of the librarian. The Library Club members are: TOP ROW: B. MCHugh, K. K, Flottman, L, McElroy. BOTTOM ROW: 3t Feller, K. Stahl, Fillip, J. Jacober, N, Klett, B, Stenger, C. Westerkamp, D. Sager, Mt Christianson, J. Schwab, P. Donahue, S, Schoenwetter, D. Bien. 74 Youth Assists the Retarded I I ! I U I I 0 I I I ! l 5 $ 9 I Members of YtAiR. are: SEATED; J Englehardt, K. Flottman, AA Hatke, A. Kramer, N. VVaehter, A. Stevens, R. Hyde, and D. B. Van Holte, Mi Zuckerberg, K, Donnellnn, STANDING; At Rothan, Rapien, B. Riehle, F. Biekncli, B. Riehlc, B. Butcha, B. Broering, School on Saturday? Yes, school for Godis special children, conducted by the members of Y.A.R., Youth Assistance for the Retarded The addition of the organization name is the only change this year. Girls willingly and cheerfully give up their Saturday mornings to help teach Catechism to the retarded. Various 75 entertainments are planned throughout the year to bring about better relations and un- derstanding between teacher and pupil. The children wait with expectation for the annual Christmas Party given in their honor. Mcrcyis certainly one school that can say the week does not end on Friday at 2 :45. New Club ChBuggedjj About Science Biology, anatomy, chemistry, physics all phases of the world of science are explored by members of the newly inaugrated Project Clubt Under the able supervision of their moderator, Sister Mary Joseph, R.S.M., the girls chose a subject from one of the helds of science and work out a project with experiments and specimens in order to enter the diHerent science fairs held throughout the City. The prizes won and the certihcates awarded to these enterprising young scientists, are enough to show the merits of this ttnew additiontj t0 Mercy,s organizations. Preparing various biology specimens for their next meeting are, Science Club ofEcers, Ruth Stockelman, Dianne Rack. Kathy Sprengard. Members of the Project Club are: SEATED e Connie Stuman, Susan Sample, Karen McCormack, Virginia Cassini, Evdyn Linda Meyer, Cheryl Gambatta, Susan Bohrer; STANDING e Jacobs,Gerry Rack. 76 Thirty-Sz'x M eroicms Inducted Into Hanor Society Father Calme assists Monsignor Ryan in presenting an Honor Society award to senior, Mary Ruth Robbe. Last club to be organized, but the most dif- ficult to join e thafs the lVIother McAuley Chapter of the National Honor Society. The members, who had to attain a very high scholas- tic average, were not inducted into the society until the end of Why, but those who belong agree, that despite the waiting, the honor was well worth it. Right Reverend Monsignor Carl J Ryan, ofh ficiated at the ceremony at which thirty-six Mercians were accepted, A candle lighting serv- ice ensued after which each initiate took a pledge to uphold the ideal of the society Sincere con- gratulations are in order to those girls who re- ceived such a coveted honor. Monsignor C. Ryan, Father Lizza. and Father Calm: watch Nancy Eveslage as she performs the candle ceremony at the initiation. Father Lizza watches Monsignor Ryan as he presents the school plaque to Father Calms who accepts graciously. MZiz .-: R 35, 5'5f3 - 'La. .5- . I..- Seniors Seniors E leaf Leaders A Senior at last The long anticipated class ring is received . . . hBig Sister? meet hLittle Sistersh on Orienta- tion Day Purses are emptied to Crown Judy Mission Queen Votes are cast Donna reigns as Christmas Ball Queen Peace is found in a three day retreat as the future is contemplated . .. Mid-term exams are taken for the last time Students emerge from Science Fairs laden with awards and the happiness of victory A .. Prom Queen candidates announced at luncheon given by Jun- iors April 19 Kathy wears the crown Entire school witnesses Maria crowning Mary our Queen Alas! Graduation arrives Diplomas awarded Graduates leave the world of High School forever . . . But they never forget their four years at Mercy NANCY EVESLAGE School President Senior Homeroom Presidents CAROL ADAM RITA OhCONNOR CHERYL ERB KATHLEEN MORICONI MARILYN KATHMAP Senior A Senior B Senior C Senior D Senior E 80 As An Evenyful Year Begins BARBARA ANN ATCHELE 8974 Daly Road St. Bartholomew Our Lady of the Angels 1, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2, 3,4, SDS 1,2,3,4. CHRISTINE RITA AIGNER 2465 Montana Avenue St. Catharine CSMC l,2,3,4, GLEANINGS Staff 3,4, Glee Club 1, Latin Club 3, Library Club 1,2, Mu Alpha Theta. 3, Vice president 4. MARY THERESA ASSALONE 57610 Windsorhill Drive Our Lady of Lourdes BusineSS Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Red Cross Rep, 4, SDS 3,4. 81 BARBARA ABEL 2527 Sarvis Court St. Bonaventure Business Club 4, CSMC I,2,3,4, French Club 4, Glee Ciub l, 2,3, SDS 2,3,4, Sodality 4. CAROL ADAM 4341 St, Martin Place St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Junior Achievement 3, 'City Wide Treasurer 4, Glee 'Club 1, Library Club 2,3, President 4-, Future Teachers 3,4, Projectionists 4, SDS 2,3,4, Class Treasurer 2, President 4. KATHLEEN ADDISON 4268 North Bend Road St. Ignatius CSMC I,2,3,4, Glee Club 2, Masque 3L Gavel 3,4, MERCYs WOOD Staff 1,2,3,4, NCTC 3,4, Class Secretary 2. DIANE MARIE AUEL 4110 Homeiawn Avenue St. Aloysius Gonzaga CSMC 1,2,3,4, Masque 6L Gavel 3,4, NCTC 3,4, SDS 2,3,4. CHERYL CHRISTINA BAGLAN 6932 Gloria Drive St. Margaret Mary Art Honor Society Representative 3, Business Club 4-, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Spanish IClub 2. KATHLEEN MARIE BARNHORN 1016 Vactionland Drive St. Bartholomew CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4, Sodality 2,3,4, Secretary 1, Span- ish Club Secretary 2,3, Vice President 4, Class Secretary 4. MARTHA JO BOEHM 6337 Cheviot Road St. James Business Club 4, CSMC 123,4, Library Club 4, Spanish Club 2. JOYCE ANN BOUICK Box 133 R.R. 2 Thunder Road St, Joseph CSMC 12,351, Future Teachers 3, Projectinnists 3, Prcsident 4, Class President 1. DONNA RAE BOUDOT 1030 State Avenue St. Bonaventure Business C1ub 4, CSMC 1,2.3,4, MERCYWOOD Staff 2, Projectionists 4, SDS 2,3,4, MARY PATRICIA BRANKAMP 5714 Argus Road St, Clare CSMC 1,2,3,4, Red Cross Rep. 1 SDS 3, Sodality 1,3,41 LOIS ANN BRODBECK 3323 Dartmouth Drive St. Catharine CSMC I,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 2, Sodality 1, SOS 2,3. BARBARA ANN BROERING 3248 Kleeman Road SL Ignatius CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club 4, Library Club 1, Music Club 3,4, Orchestra. 2,3,4, Soclality 4, Yar President 4, Excitement F ills the Air 82 MARGARET MARY BENGEL 4057 St. Martin Place St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC 1,233, GAA 1, Health Careers Club 1, Spanish Club 1, YAR 4. BEVERLY ANN BERTAGNA 3207 Rinda Lane St. Ann Bowling 3, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,33, Health Careers Club 1, Glee Club 1,3, Sodality 3. JANE BESSLER 2819 McKinley Avenue St Catharine 'CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 1, Glee Club 2, Red Cross Rep, 4, Safety Chlb 2, President 3,4, SDS 2.3.4, 502 dality 1,2, Class Treasurer 2, CAROL LYNN BETZ 1710 Joseph Court St. Margaret Mary CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 4, Glee Club 1,2, Red Cross Rep, 4, SDS 1,2,4, Class Treasurer 3. DONNA LOUISE BIRCK 2224 Amor Place St. Bonaventure Busincss Club 4, CSMC 123,4, MER'CYWOOD Staff 2, SDS 2,3,4, Spanish Club 21 NANCY LOU BLAZER 3044 Bailey Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 1,2,3,-'1-, Red Cross Rep. 3,4, SDS 4, Class President 1. Following A Solemn Ring Ceremony MARY LOUISE BUDDE 3266 Pickbury Drive Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4 Health Careers Club 1, Fu- ture Teachers 2.3, Red Cross Rep. 3,4, SDS 2,3,4. JOAN BUESCHER 1404 Elkton Place St. Clare CSMC 1,2,3,4, GlecClub 2, Soda1ity 1. CELESTE MARIE BUNKER 5597 Samver Road St. Ignatius CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2. 83 1Tve got it?: screams Jackie Woodruff, Excitement has the best of her but Sherry Zachman, Jane Wolf and Carolyn Wiwi calmly tear the plastic packets containing their new Class rings. Congratulations! ELIZABETH DOROTHY BUSAM 6123 Charity Drive St. Jude CSMC 123,4, GAA 1, Mu Alpha Theta 3,41, Orchestra 1, 2,3, Projectionists 1,2,3,4, Red Cross Rep. 1,2, City Wide Corres. Secretary 3, President 4-, Class Vice President 2, Treasurer 3. CONSTANCE CARRICO 3261 Brater Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 1, Red Cross Rep. 3,4, SDS 2,3,4. KATHLEEN ANN CARRIGAN 1925 Shollenbcrger Avenue St. Margaret Mary Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,3, SDS 2,3,4. BONNIE CARTER 1800 West Galbraith Road St, Margaret Mary Business Club 4, CSMC l,2,3,4, GAA 2, SDS 2,3,4, Class Secretary 3, Treasurer 2. CONNIE CARTER 1800 West Galbraith Road St. Margaret Mary Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, GAA 2, SDS 2,4, Class Vice President 4. NANCY CASEY 3044 Daytona Avenue St. Catharine CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club 4, Glee Club 1, Masque 8L Gavel 3, Treasurer 4, NCTC 3,4, SDS 2,3,4, Sodality 1,2,3, 4, Class Secretary 2. Orientation Day Marks JANICE CASEY 3955 Janett Avenue St. Aloysius Gonzaga Seton High School 1, CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2. SUSAN CODY 2700 Powell Drive St, Catharine CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 1, Library Club 3, Masque 8:. Gave13,4, NCTC 3,4, SDS 2,3,4, MERCY- WOOD Staff 1. MAROLEE ANN COLLINS 2831 Geraldine Dn've Little Flower Cardome Academy 1, Marywood Seminary 3, CSMC 2,4, SDS 4. FRANCES MARGARET COPE 2441 Bloom Street St. Bonaventure Business Club 4. VICTORIA CRAMER 6602 Simpson Avenue St. Margaret Mary Business Club 4, CSMC 123,4, Junior Achievement 3. LORETTA JEAN DAUWE 6929 Clovernook Avenue St. Margaret Many CSMC 123,4, Latin Club 3, Vice President 4, Future Teachers 3,4, Mu Alpha Theta 3,4. MARY KATHLEEN DAVIS 3752 Monfort Heights Drive St, Ignatius CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3, Latin Club 3, Orchestra 1, 2,3,4, SDS 3,4, Sodality 3,4. MARIANNE DECOURCY 3137 Boudinot Avenue St. Catharine CDL 1, CSMC I,2,3,4, Glee Club 2, Latin Club 3,4, Masque 8L Gavel 3,4, NCTC 3,4, Sodality 1,2,3,4, Class Secretary 1, President 3. HELEN ROSE DIERSING 2873 St. Catharine Place St. Catharine CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 4-. 84 JOANN MARIA DIETRICH 2425: Ferguson Road St. Teresa. CDL 1,2, CSMC 1,2,3,4-, GAA 2, Junior Achievement 3, MERCYWOOD Staff 2, Projectionists 1,2, Safety Club 2. PATRICIA LOUISE DILLON 932 Spruceglcn Drive St. Vivian CSMC 12,33, SDS 2,3,4, Sodality 1. MARY ANN DOERGER 3312 Dolomar Lane St. Ann Bowling 3, Business Club 4: CSMC 1,213,513 Hcalth Careers Club 1, Sodality 31 Beginning ofMany New Friendships 11Cheers, Cheers for our Mercy H1131 sing the seniors Ruth Kolks, Ada Lee Schmict: Kathy Sabcrs and Gloria Gartner to harmonizing 1i1it11c sisters Diane Mossman, Cindi Niemer, Terry Griener and Linda Steinmetz as they perform ancient ritual of teaching a school song at Freshman Orientation. KAREN MARY DONNELLON 3195 Epworth Avenue St. Catharine CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2, Masque 8.: Gavel 3, Recording Secretary 4, NCTC 3,4, SDS 3,4, Sodality 4, YAR 4. PATRICIA IRENE DONOHUE 5130 Boomer Road St. Ignatius CSMC 12,33, Glee Club 1,2, Library Club 1.33, Music Club 4, Orchestra 12,33, SDS 3. DONNA RUTH DREISS 5600 Hickory Ridge Lane St. Ignatius Art. Honor Society 3, USMC 1233, French Club 4. JOYCE ANN ENGELHARDT 7026 Ellen Avenue St, Margaret Mary Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2, Library Club 1,2, SDS 4, YAR 4. MARLENE ENGLER 32510 Epworth Avenue St. Catharine CSMC 1,2,3,4, GAA 1, Health Careers Club I, Glee Club 1,2, SDS 3,4, Soda1ity 1,2,3, C1ass Secretary 1. MAXINE ENGLER 3250 Epworth Avenue St. Catharine CSMC 1, Auditor 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, GAA 1, Health Careers Club 1, Glee Club 1,2, Future Teachers 4, SDS 3,4, Sodality 1,2, Glass Vice-President 1,21 Seniors Emerge Victorious 86 SUZANNE DUMONT 6038 Monticello Avenue St. Richard Our Lady of Angels 1, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,4, GAA 4, French Club 1, Glee Club 1. JACQUELINE DUNNETT 8061 Daly Road St. Vivian Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4. MARY LOUISE ELFERS 3625 Fyffe Avenue St. Catharine CSMC 1,2,3,4, Healzh Careers Club 4, Library Club 1, Music Club 4, Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Red Cross Rep, 2. CHERYL MARGARET ERB 1429 Van Fleet Street Assumption CSMC 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 3, MERCYWOOD 2,3,4, Sedali- ty 3, Secretary 4, Class President 4. NANCY ANN EVESLAGE 943 North Hill Lane St. Vivian CSMC 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 4, Secretary 3, Masque Re Gavel 3,4, NCTC 3,4, SDS 2,3,4, Sodality 1,3,4, Prefect 2, Class Treasurer 1, President 3, School President 4. BARBARA JO FARIELLO 5965 Sunridge Drive St. Vivian Regina High School 1, CSMC 1,2,3,4. me Fun-Fz'lled Mz'ssz'an Days CONSTANCE FELDKAMP 4-699 Boomer Road St. Ignatius Business Club -'1- CSMC 123,4, SDS 12. BARBARA ANN FELDMAN 3166 Ramona Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4: CSMC 12,3,4, SDS 1,2, Spanish Club 2, FRANCES JEAN FELLER 3106 Manning Avenue St, Martin Bowling 2. CDL 31:13. CSMC 112,3:4. Frcnch Club 4, GAA 1, Library Club 4, Future Teachers 3,41, hfasque ti Gavel 3: Prvsidcnt 4: NCTC 3A, ijcctionists 4,, SDS 233,4, Sodality 2, Class President 1. Father Lizza smiles happily after crowning Senior candidate Judy Harding Mission Quccn. Elawd seniors surround Judy tn give a vicKorious cheer. Hartwell County; Club Provides Seniors and their escorts enjuying themselves at the Christmas Ball are Barb Moorman and Ray Willenborg, Susie Heidorn and 88 Jerry Hock KATHLEEN FILIPP 3014 Glenmore Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Seton High School 1,2, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Hcalth Careers Club 3, Glee Club 1, Latin Club 1,2, Library Club 2,3,4, Red Cross Rep. 1, SDS 1,2,3,4. JOYCE KATHRYN FITZPATRICK 42117 Marlin Avenue St. Martin CDL 2,3,4, CSMC 12,33, GAA 1,2, Health Careers Club 1,2,3, GLEANINGS Staff 3, Co-Editor 41, Latin Club 3, Future Teachers 2, MERCYWOOD Staff 1,2, Red Cross Rep, 4, SDS 2,3,4. KATHERINE FRANCES FLOTTMAN 2840 Shaffer Avenue St, Catharine CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 1, Library Club 2,4, Future Teachers 2, Mn Alpha Theta 3,4, SDS 3,4, YAR 4, Wernke, Donna Johnson and Ed Carmosino, and Louise and Woody Sanders. The dance was held Dec. 27, 5mg, m-amw w Winter Wonderlandfor Seniors DIANE LOUISE FRANCIS 3900 Harding Avenue St. Martin CDL 1,2,3,4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, French CIub 4, MERCY- WOOD Staff 2, Music Club 4, Red Cross Rep. 1,2,4, City Wide Rep. 3, SDS 2,3,4, Sodality 1,2. CAROL ANN FRANKE 5998 Werk Road Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CDL 2, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club l,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4. KATHERINE FREDERICK 2024 Carpenter Drive St. Margaret Mary Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3, Library Club 2, SDS 2,3,4. JANET FREY 4326 St. Martin Avenue St. Martin Bowling 3, Business Club 4, GAA 1, SDS 2,3,4, MARGARET ANNE FRIEDRICH 9808 Daly Road St. Bartholomew CSMC 1,2,3,4, MERCYWOOD StaH 2,3,4, SDS 2,4. KATHLEEN GALLAGHER 8021 Granville Lane St. Vivian CSMC 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 3,4, Future Teachers 2,3,4, Music Club 4, Orchestra 1,2,3,4. 89 GLORIA LEE GARTNER 8630 Colcrain Road St. Ann CSMC I,2,3,4, Glee Club 2, Library Club 123,4, SDS 2,3, Sodality 3. LINDA LEE. GARTNER 1521 Clovernoll Drive St. Margaret Mary CSMC 1,2,3,4. GAA 1,2. SDS 2,3,4, Class Treasurer 1. PATRICIA THERESA GIALLONGO 8718 Neptune Drive Assumption CSMC 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 3, Future Teachers 4, MERCY- WOOD Staff 2,3,4, Safety Club 4, Sodality 3,4. Reigning royalty at the Christmas Ball arc radiant queen Donna Haig and her escort Ed Hecnan. Happy attendants and their escorts arc Kaxhy Muriconi and Tom Con- nelly and Pat Jesse and Gary Hanlon. JOTCE GOEFFT 6709 Sandalwood Lane St. Vivian CSMC 1,2,3A. French Club 4, SDS 2,3,4, Sodality 1.23:1, Class ViCe-Presidcm 3. LINDA LEE GRANT 1928 Acorn Drive St. Margaret Mary Art Honor Society 4, CSMC 123,4, SDS 4. BONNIE. RAE GREENE 6883 Springdalc Road St. Bernard Colcraine 1, CDL 4, CSMC 2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4, MERCY- WOOD Staff 2. GERALDINE DOLORES GREINER 2957 Elm Haven Terrace 5L Catharine CSMC 1,2,3,4, Library Club 1,2, SDS 2,3,4, Sodality 1,231,112 MARY JO GRIENER 3471 Alta. Vista St, Martin Business Club 4, CSMC 125,4, Masque 8.: Gavel 3, Sgt, at Arms 4, NCTC 3,4, Red Cross Rep. 1, Secretary 2, Treas- urer 3, Vice President 4, SDS 2, Sodality Prefeci 1, Trcas. met 2, Class Treasurer 2, Vice President 4. JOANN GREULICH 6948 RobuVern Drive St. Margaret Mary CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 4, Mu Alpha Theta 4. Danna Reigns As Queen 90 JANET MARIE GRIMES 6619 Daly Road St. Vivian CSMC 1,2,3,4, Business Club 4. DONNA LOUISE HAIG 8996 Mockingbird Lane St. Bartholomew Art Honor Society 1,2, CDL 3, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 3, President 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3,4, SDS 2,3, Sodality 1,4, Sec- retary 2, Prefect 3, Class President 1, Vice President 4. SHEILA JEAN HALL 4271 Race Road St. Aloysius Gonzaga Seton High School 1, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Jun- ior Achievement 3, Glee Club 1,2, Latin Club 1. JUDITH KAY HARDING 2838 Allview Circle Our Lady of Lourdes CDL 2,3, CSMC 1,2, Treasurer 3, President 4, French Club Vice President 4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4 SDS 2,3,4. CAROL RUTH HASE 7651 Cella Drive St. Ann CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 1, GLEANINGS Staff 3, Co-Editor 4, Glee Club 1, Latin Club 3,4, MERCY- WOOD StaFf 1. ANNA MAE HATKE 3283 Montana Avenue St, Martin CSMC 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3, SDS 3,4, YAR 4. ; CHARLENE MARY HEID 6341 Cheviot Road St. James CDL 3, CSMC 1,2,3,4, GAA 2, MERCYWOOD Staff 3. SUSAN MARIE HEIDORN 3617 Meadow Avenue St. Martin Business Club 4, CDL 2,3, President 4, CSMC 12,14, GAA 1,2, Glee Club 1,2, Future Teachers 4, SDS '4, Latin Club 3. NANCY JEAN HEINEMAN 2074 Miles Road Assumption Bowling 2, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, MERCYWOOD Staff 2, Safety Club 4, SDS 2,3,4, Sodality 4, ANN MARIE HEMSTEGER 3027 Cavanaugh Avenue St. Catharine Business Club 4, CDL 3,4. CSMC 1,2,3,4, GAA 1, Glee Club 1,2, Projectionists 3,4. SDS 2,3,4. MARY LOUISE HENNINGER 1753 Queen City Avenue St. Bonaventure Immaculate Conception Academy 1, Business Club Virc- President 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 2, SDS 3,4, Sodality 1. MARCIA MARY HILL 1753 Esmonde Street St. Bonaventurc CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 4, Spanish Ciub 1,2. 91 Senior Artists Provide Picturesque LOUISE DIANE HOCK 53 34 Werk Road Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club Secretary 4, CDL 2, CSMC l,2,3,4, Glee Club 2, SDS 2, Spanish Club 2. MARGUERITE LOUISE HOFFMANN 5949 Glenway Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CDL 2,3, CSMC 123,4, Glee Club 1,2,3, 4, SDS 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2. VICTORIA ANNE HOLTGREFE 5631 Leumas Drive Little Flower St. Joseph1s Central High School, Huntington, West Virginia 3, BusineSS Club 4, CSMC 1,2, French Club 4, Health Careers Club 3,4, Sodality 3,4. g1 92 NANCY CLAIR HONNINGFORD 3663 Paramount Ridge Lane St. James Immaculate Conception Academy 1, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2, SDS 2,3,4, GAA 2. SHARON ANN HUSTER 4067 Jessup Road St. James Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 2. JOAN HUSTON 2710 Westbrook Drive St. Catharine Marywood, Grand Rapids, Michigan 1,2,3, CSMC 4, French Club 4, NCTC 4. RITA MARY HYLE 3726 Marydell Place St. Martin CSMC 1,2,3,4, GAA 1, Health Careers Club 1, Future Teachers 4, SDS 3,4, Sodality 1, Spanish Club 2, Treasurer 3, YAR 4, Class President 2. PATRICIA MARY JESSE 3858 Taft Avenue St. Martin CSMC 1,2,3,4, GAA 1,2, Health Careers Club I, GLEAN- INGS Staff 3,4, Projectionists 3,4, SDS 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2, Class Secretary 2, Treasurer 1,3. DONNA LOUISE JOHNSON 2867 Almester Drive St. Catharine CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 1, SDS 2,3, Spanish Club 2,3,4. Scenesfar St Cecilia Program GERALDINE IUENQHING 5679 Surrey Avenue St. Aloysius Bowling 3, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 3, GERALDINE MARGART JUNGKUNZ 1537 Adams Road Assumption CSMC 1,2,3,4, GAA 1, SDS 3. MARILYN ROSE KATHMAN 3407 Atta Vista Avenue St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, MERCYWOOD Staff 1, 2,3, Associate Editor 4, Spanish Club Secretary 2, President 3, Publicity Manager 4, Class President 1,2,4, Secretary 3. Senior art students Anita Rapien, Judy Nelson and Rosie Tresfzger prepare the paints which they will use in their artistic interpretation of the music played in the annual St. Cecilia Recital. GERALDINE MINITA KEEGAN 948 Winsray Court St. Vivian CDL 3, CSMC 1,2,3,4, GAA 4, Future Teachers 3,4, SDS 2,3,4, Sodality 1,2,3. MARY LEE KELLER 3067 Westbrook Drive St. Catharine Business Club 4, CSMC 1,234, Red Cross Rep. 1, SDS 4. KATHLEEN KELLEY 6723 Betts Avenue St. Margaret Mary CSMC 1 2 3 4, Glee Club 2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4. 1:: 93 DONNA KIRCHNER 1719 Montrose Street Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 3,4. RITA KIST 1632 Joseph Court CSMC 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 2,3. NANCY MARIE KLETT 4243 Marlin Avenue St. Martin Bowling 3, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, GAA 1,2, Health Careers Club 1,2, Library Club 4, MERCYWOOD Staflr 1,2, Red Cross Rep. 4, SDS 2,3,4. St; Bonaventure St. Margaret Mary Prayerful Vigilance and Stuahz RUTH KLOSTERMAN 2192 Van Blaricum Road Our Lady of the Visitation CDL 2. CSMC 123,4, Latin Club 3, MERCYWOOD Staff 1,2.3,4, Mu A1pha Theta. 4, SDS 2,3,4. PEGGY ANN KNEER 6621 Twinridge Lane St. Vivian CDL 3, CSMC 123,4, GAA 4. SDS 2,3,4, Sodality 1,2, Spanish Club 2. RUTH KOLKS 5856 Willow Oak Lane St. James Business Club 4, CSMC 12,34, Glee Club 3,4, Library Club 1,2.3, Red Cross Rep. 1. SDS 2, Sodality 1,2,3. EVA JANE KOREN 1032 Springbrook Drive St. Vivian CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club 4, Future Teachers 4, Treasurer 3, SDS 2,3,4,Soda1ity 1,2,34 ANN KRAMER 6931 Pinoak Drive St. Margaret Mary CSMC 1.2,3,43 Junior Achievement 3, Glee Club 1,2,3, Library Club 2, Vice President 3 r3: 4, Mu Alpha Theta 4, SDS 4, A Cappelia 3, Sodality 4, YAR 4. CONSTANCE ELLEN KRAMER 8433 Mockingbird Lane St. Vivian Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4, Soda1ity 1,2, Spanish Club 2. Class Treasurer 1. DIANNE MARY KREBS 1273 Illif Avenue St. Lawrence Business Club 4, CSMC 1, Glee Ctub 1, Spanish Club 2. KAREN MARIE KRIEMER 3857 Recmelin Road St. Ignatius Business Club 4, CSMC 123,4, Orchestra 1,2, SDS 3,4. PATRICIA ANN KREINEST 3544 Meadow Avenue St. Martin CSMC 1,2,3,4. 94 MARY MARTHA KURTZ 2781 West Galbraith Road St. Ann CSNIC 1.23:4, Glee Chlb 2,3.4, Libmly Club 1,2, SDS 2,3. CAROLYN LABMEIER 2032 Sundalc Avenue St. Margaret NIary CSMC 1,23 4-: SDS 4-. DIANNE MARIE LAMEIER 39-1-0 Davis Ax'cnuc St Martin CSNIC 152,3;1-3 Frcnt'h Ciub Secretary 4, Health Careers Club 1,2. President 1?, Glr'c Club 2, Music. Club, Orchestra 1, Red Cross Rep. 2. Mold Seniors for Future Life Making use of thf libraryys reference materials is Cheryl Erb, sacking information on the Mass. JUDITH ANN LAMOTT 4038 XVashing'IUn Avenue St. Martin Business Club vL CSMC 113,4, SDS 33. Sndality 2. Span- ish Club 2. AXIARY LOU LARIPINC 711m Clm'cmook Avenue Assumption USMC 1,2351: Frcnrh Club 4;, Glcc Club 4. Orchcstra 1, SDS 3. PATRICIA ANN LANDY 5725 Glmvcourt Our Lady of Lnurdcs Scum High School 1. Busincss Club 4 CSRIC 1.2.33: I-Iealzh Carvers Club -1 Class Treasurer 1 95 ,5: 1 BETTY ANN LARSH 4-990 Race Road St. Ignatius Bowling 1,2, CSMC 1,2,3A, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Music Club 4-, Projectionists 354', SDS 213:4, Sodality 4. MADONNA LAUBERNDS 6675 Daly Road SL Vivian Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,354, Glee Club 3, SDS 2,3j4. JUDITH ROSE LIEDHEGNER 6529 Daly Road St. Vivian CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2j Mu Alpha Theta 3,4. Spiritual Enlightenment Gained LINDA MARIE MCELROY 8378 Jackies Drive St. Ann CDL 3, CSMC 1,2,3A-l Library Club 4-, SDS 2:3,4. MARY JO McGOWAN 2708 Anderson Ferry Read Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3A, GAA 1,2,3, Music Club Treasurer 4, Orchestra 12,33. BETTY JANE MCHUGH 54102 Phil1orett Drive St. Ignatius CSMC 1,2,3,4,Library'C1ub 4, SDS 2,3,4. MARIA RUTH LICHTMAN 2871 Montana Avenue St. Catharine CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club 4, Glee Club 1, Latin Club 4-, Secretary 3, Red Cross Rep 1, Safety Club 2, Vice Presi- dent 3 8: 4-, Sodah'ty 1,2, Treasurer 3, Prefect 4, Class Vice President 3. LORNA MARIA MALONEY 644-8 Daly Road St. Vivian Art Honor Society 2, Business Club 4, CSMC l,2,3,4, SDS 3,4. GLORIA ELLEN MARSHALL 1140 Maureen Lane Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 1,2,3A, Sodality 3. MILA MAE CHARLENE MILLER 3900 Darwin Avenue St. Martin Bowling 3, Business Club 4-, CSMC 1,2,3,4-, GAA 1,2, Health Careem Club 1,2, MERCYWOOD Staff 2, SDS 2, 3,4, Class Vice President 3. GEORGIA MINNICH 2021 Miles Road Assumption CSMC 1,2,3,4, GAA 1, SDS 3,4. CAROL ANN MITCHELL 3831 Ridgecombc Drive St. Jude CDL 2, CSMS 1,32,51,43 Health Careers Club 4, Glee Club 1,2, Masque $1 Gavel 3,4, NCTC 3,4, Red Cross Rep. 4, SDS 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2. Senior retreatants Louise Hock, Pam Welling, Mary Lou Elfers, pamphlets in the Library during the break in retreat The retreat Marianne DeGourcey, Carol Adam and Mila Miller look over the provided three days in which seniors could ponder the futureh 97 Senior Math Club Members Enjoy LINDA ANN MOLENGRAFT 3979 Ruth Lane St. Aloysius Seton High School 1, Bowling 3, Business Club 4, CSMC l,2,3,4, Glee Club 2, Latin Club 1, SDS 1,4. JANICE MARIE MONNIG 10404 Burlington Road Corpus Christi CSMC 1,2,3,4. SUSAN JANE MONNIG 514-6 Race Road St. Ignatius CSMC 1,2,3.4, Glee Club 12, SDS 3,4, MARY LEE MOORE 304-6 Temple Avenue St. Martin Business Club 4, CSNIC 1,2,3,4, GAA 2, Spanish Club 2. BARBARA ELIZABETH MOORMAN 2984 Timbercrest Drive St. Martin CDL 3,4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, French CIub 4, Future Teachers Vice President 3, Presidcnt 4, Red Cross Rep, 4, City Wide Rep. 3, SDS 2,3,4, Sodality 1,2. KATHLEEN MARIE MORICONI 65418 Edwood Drive St. Vivian Art Honor Society 2, CSMC 1,2,3A, Masque 8: Gavel 3, Vice President 4, NCTC 3,4, SDS 2,3,4, Sodality Vice President 1,2,3,4-, Spanish Club 2,4. Vice President 3, Class President 1,2,4, Secretary 3. Senior Math students Sue Rocdcrshicmcr, Jane E. Schell, and Sandy Thompson eagerly listen as one of the brothers from the University of Dayton explains the complicated workings of a computer. 98 Scenic and Informative Tour CAROL ANN MUCKENFUSS 3032 Harrison Avenue St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, GAA 2, Spanish Club 3. MARY CAROL MUELLER 3213 Buell Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes GSMC 1,2,3,4, Future Teachers 4, SDS 3,4, Sodality I. KATHLEEN ANN NEAD 7845 Bobolink Drive St. Vivian CSMC 1,2,3,4, Masque 8: Gavel 3,4, SDS 3,4, SodalEty 1, 2,4, Secretary 3. JUDITH ANN NEIHEISEL 3934 Trevor Avenue St. Martin Art Honor Society 3,4, CDL 2,3,4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, GAA 1, 2, Glee Club 2, Red Cross Rep. I,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4. JUDITH ANN NELSON 1126 Tassie Lane St. Bartholomew Art Honor Society 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club 4, Glee Club 4, Future Teachers 3,4, SDS 2,3,4, LOIS ANN NEU 3412 Fiddlers Green Road Our Lady of the Visitation CSMC l,2,3,4, French Club President 4, Glee Club 2, Pro- jectionists i,2,3,4, SDS 3,4. RITA MARIE O,CONNOR 2610 Pancoast Avenue St. Catharine CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2, Music Club 4, Orchestra 1,2, Sedality 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club Treasurer 2,3, President 4, Class President 2,3,4. JANIE SUZANNE OSBORN 8022 Peacock Drive St. Ann CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 2,3, Spanish Club 2. PENELOPE PETIT 6931 Gloria Drive St. Margaret Mary Art Honor Society 2, Business Club 4, CSMC 123,4, GAA 1.2, SDS 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2, Class Secretary 2. SANDRA LEE PICCOLA 3691 Allview Circle Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC l,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4. MARY DIANA RACK 5151 North Bend Road St. Ignatius Bowling 2, CSMC l,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 4, Glee Club 1,2, MERCYWOOD Staff 1,2,3,-4, SDS 2,3,4, Project Club President 4, Class Treasurer 1, GERALDINE RANISEY 8334 Lyness Drive St. Ann Business Club 4, Glee Club 2,3, Library Chlb 1,2, SDS 2,3,4. 99 Outstanding Science Student ANITA MARY RAPIEN 6706 Park Place St. Margaret Mary Art Honor Society 3, Rep. 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Future Teach- ers 4, SDS 4, Sodality 3,4, YAR Secretary 4, GLEANINGS Art Editor 4, Class Vice President 2,4, DONNA RATERMANN 6517 Simpson Avenue St. Margaret Mary Art Honor Society 2,3,4, CSMC l,2,3,4, GAA 1, Future Teachers 4, SDS 2,3, Sodality 4, Spanish Club 2, Class Treasurer 3. MARY BETH REDMOND 6824 Tarawa Drive St, Margaret Mary Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, GAA 1,2, SDS 2,3,4. BRIGITTE MARIE REICHRATH 3396 Alta-Vista Avenue St. Martin Bowling 3, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club 4, MERCYWOOD Staff 2,3, Business Manager 4, Red Cross Rep. 1,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4, German Club 2. MARY PATRICIA REIFENBERGER 4012 St. Martin Place St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, GAA 1, Health Careers Club 1, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, SDS 3,4, MARILYN ELAINE REISZ 2631 Pancoast Avenue St. Catharine Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, GAA 1, Health Careers CIub 2, SDS 2,3, Sodality 1. ROSEMARY ANN RETTIG 6926 Diana Drive St. Margaret Mary CSMC 1,2,3,-4, Health Careers Club 1, GLEANINGS StaE 3, Editor 4, SDS 2,3,4. BONITA LOUISE REIHLE 2611 Montana Avenue St. Catharine Sacred Heart Academy 1, CDL 1, CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club 4, Glee Club 1, Mu Alpha Theta 3, Treasurer 4, Pro- jectionists 2,3,4, Red Cross Rep. 2, Sodality 1,3, Treasure: 4; YAR Vice President 4. CAROLYN MAE ROBB 3677 Herbert Avenue St. Martin CDL 3,4, CSMC l,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 1, Red Cross Rep, 3,4, SDS 2,3, MARY RUTH ROBBE 3016 Glenmore Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSMC l,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 1, SDS 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2, Class President 2,3, Vice Presi- dent 4. SUE ANN ROEDERSHIEMER 3284 Dunn Court Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club President 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 1,2,3, Secretary 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3,4, SDS 2,3,4. DONNA MARIE ROTHAN 3360 Dartmouth Drive St. Martin CSMC 1,2,3,4, Orchestra 3,4, SDS 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2, YAR 4. 100 Merit Awardsfor Excellence KATHLEEN SABERS 3830 Reemelin Road St, Ignatius Our Lady 01 Angels 1, CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 1,2,3. GENEVA LEE SAUER 3714- Harding Avenue St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 4-, YAR 4-. MAUREEN ANN SCAHILL 8285 Cheeswood Drive St. Ann CSMC 1,2,3,4-, French Club 4, Health Careers Club 1, GLEANINGS Staff 3,4, Masque 8L Gavel 3, Cones. Secre- tary 4, NCTC 3,4. Senior Diane Rack explains her Science project, 11The Effects of to two of the judges at the Triple AC Science Fair held at Xavier Gamma Radiation on the Growth and Development of Plants,n University. She merited second place in Botany division. TERESA SCHAFFER 1158 Lanny Lane St. Vivian CDL 3, CSMC 1,2,3,4-, Health Careers Club 1, CLEAN- INGS Staff 3,4, Glee Club 1, Library Club 2,3, MERCY WOOD Staff 1, Mu Alpha Theta 3,4, SDS 2,3,4, Sodality 1,2,3,4-. KATHRYN SCHAIBLE 5470 Boomer Road St. Ignatius CSMC 1,2,3,4, Music Club 4, Orchestra 4, SDS 3,4. JANE CATHERINE SCHELL 5746 Cheviot Road St. James CSMC 1,2,3,4-, Glee Club 2,3, Red Cross Rep. 1, SDS 2,3, 4. 101 Anxiety Fills the Air JANE ELIZABETH SCHELL 5936 Glcnway Avenue Our Lady Of Lourdes CD14 2.3: chortcr 1E, CSMC 123:4, Health Careers Club 3A. Glee Club 1. NIERCYWOOD SlaFf 1:2, Co-Edilor 3, Editor 41-, Mu Alpha Theta 3.4-: Red Cross Rep. 4, SDS 2, 3.4-. MARTHA ANN SCI-IIBI 6100 Cheviot Road St. James Art Honor Society 2, CSMC 1,2:3,4v, GAA 2,3,4, Latin Club 3: Future Teachers 3.4-, Mu Alpha Thvta 3.4, SDS 3. ADA LEE SCHMIDT 5670 Cheviot Road SL James E CSNC 1,2,33: Glcc Club 2,3, SDS 1,2,3,4. Z Judi Yunger serves as the narrator and Kathleen Haas as the ment following the Junior-Scnior Lunchcon. Prom Queen mn- model for the Washion showg, given as a part of the entertain- didatcs, Kathy Nead, Anita Rapicn and Sherry Zachman watch. 102 At Pre-Pmm Luncheon CATHERINE ANN SCHMIDT 2627 Pancoast Avenue St. Catharine Business C1ub 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, CAA 1, Health Careers Club 3, Glee Club 1, SDS '2, Sodality 3, Spanish Club 2, Class Vice President 3, YVONNE CATHERINE SCHMIDT 3330 Alexis Road St. Ann Bowh'ng 3, Business Club '1', CSMC 123,41, Health Careers Club 1, Sodality 3. SUSAN KLEE SCHOENWETTER 8870 Cherry Blossom Lane St. Bartholomew CSMC 1,233, Glee Club 2,3,4, Library Club 3,4, Music Club 4, Projectionists 3,4, SDS 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2. MARTHA JOAN SCHRAIviM 2105 Selim Avenue St. Bonaventure CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 1. NANCY JEAN SCHROEDER 3380 Greenway Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Bowling 3, Business Club 42 CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 1, Glee Club 1, Music Club 1,4, Orchestra 1,2,3,4, SDS 3,4, Sodality 1, Spanish CIub 2. KATHRYN MARY SCHULTZ 1617 Centerridge Avenue St. Margaret Mary CSMC 1,2,3,4, GAA 1, SDS 3. MARY VIRGINIA SCHUMACHER 3311 Stanhope Avenue St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Safety Club 2, SDS 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2. MARY LEE SCHWEITZER 6781 Parkview Drive St, Vivian Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, GAA -'1-,, SDS 2,3,4, SOdality 1,2,3. ANNA MARIE SIEBENBURGEN 274-7 MCKin1ey St, Catharine Our Lady of Angels 1,2, CSMC 1,2,4, SDS 1. Final meormcmce of Senior Dramatists JANET SOLOMON 5298 Leona Drive Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 1,2,3,4, Red Cross Rep, 1, SDS 2,3,4. HELYN SPITZMILLER 3217 Epworth Avenue St Catharine Business Club 4, CDL l, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Gaa 1, Health Ca- reers Club 1, MERCYWOOD Staff 3, SDS 2,3,4. CONSTANCE JEAN STAVERMANN 10438 Maria Avenue Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Safety Club 4. Corpus Christi .. mmmmmmamme mnwnm CHARLOTTE STEAD 3654 Sandralin Drive St. James CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4. JOYCE MARIE. STEINMETZ 2941 Hull Avenue St, Catharine CDL 3, CSMC 1,2,3,4, GAA 1, Glee Club 1, Latin Club 3,4, Mu Alpha Theta 3, Secretary 4, Red Cross Rep. 4. BARBARA STENGER 3489 Boomer Road St. Ignatius CSMC 1,2,3,4, Ghee Club 1, Library Club 2,3,4, SDS 3,4, Spanish Club 2. 104 All ends well for Eileen 1Martha RattermanL Kelly 1Susan CodyL Howard Hiaward DeitschL and Peter 1Richard Sieviny in the Mercy-Elder production of the play Bachelor Father?s MARGARET ELIZABETH TRAGESER 1906 West Galbraith Road St, Margaret Mary Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Ciub 1,2,3, SDS 2,3,4. ROSEMARY TREFZGER 3091 Neiheisel Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club 4, GAA. 2, Treasurer 3, Glee Club 4, Red Cross Rep, 4, SDS 3,4. ANN UMBERG 2811 Rosebud Drive Our Lady of Lourdes CDL 2,3,4, CSMC l,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,3, SDS 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2. 105 LINDA LEE STERTZ 8580 Forfeit Run Road CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 4. St, Burnard AUDREY STEVENS 4264 Grotto Court San Antonio Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 3, SDS 3, Spanish Club 2, YAR 4, Class Secretary 4. PATRICIA ANN SUIJLIVAN 39-11 Delmar Avenue St. Martin Bowling 3, Business Club 4, CSMC l,2,3,4, Health Ca- reers Club 1, SDS 3, President 4, Class Vice President 1. CHARLENE ELIZABETH TATMAN 5394 Karen Avenue St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Library Club 2,3, SecreH tary 4, SDS 3,4, Spanish Club 2. BETTY LOU TEAL 2057 Bickef Avenue St. Bonaventure Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3.,4, Glee Club 1, SDS 2,3. ELIZABETH SUE THINNES 3234 Montana Avenue St. Martin CSMC 1,2,3,4, GAA 1, Glee Club 1, Class Vice President 1. GERALDINE ANN THINNES 3234 Montana Avenue St, Martin CSMC 1,2,3,4,,GAA 1, Health Careers Club 4, SDS 2,3,4. SANDRA KAY THOMPSON 6628 Kirkland Drive St, Vivian Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Mu Alpha Theta 3,4, SDS 2,3,4. LOIS JOAN TORBECK 3268 South Road Our Lady of the Visitation CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2,4, Mu Alpha Theta 3,4, Red Cross Rep. 2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4. At Magic Hour of M z'dm'ght BARBARA LOUISE VAN HOLTE 1862 Joseph Court St. Margarct Mary Bowling '2, Business Club 51, CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club Treasurer 4-, Glee Club 2,3,4, SDS 4, YAR 42 MARY HELEN VELKOFF 3865 Olivett Avenue St. Martin Bowling 12,351: CSMC 12,3,4, GAA 125:4, Health Ca- reers Club 1, Glee Club 1, MARY ELLEN VITT 1361 Oak Knoll Drive St. Vivian Business Club 4, CSMC 123,4, GAA 4, SDS 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2. ANN VOSS 411 Beechtree Drive St. Vivian CSMC 133,4, SDS 233,41 Sodality 1,2. NANCY SUE WACHTER 7011 Ellen Drive St. Margaret Mary CSMC 1,2,3,4J Glee Club 14, Future Teachers 3,4, SDS 41 YAR 4. JUDITH ANN WALTERS 2811 Orlando Avenue St. Catharine Business Club 4, CSMC 12,33, MERCYWOOD Staff 1,2, 3,41 SDS 2,3,4. Juniors Mary Frey, Sandy Honningford and Dorothy Schibi of- is named Queen of the From. Kathyys escort, Paul Wiener, seems for red roses and shouts of congratulations 10 Kathy Ncad as she quite proud of his lovely date and happy for her victory, 106 Kathy Is Named Queen RITA MARIE WEBER 3197 Glenmore Avenue St, Martin Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 1,2, 3,4, SDS 2,3,4, Spanish Club Corres. Secretary 2, Class Treasurer 1, SANDRA ANN WEIBLE 70101 Mulberry Avenue St. Margaret Mary Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4. JUDITH CAROL WEISBROD 7008 Clovernoll Drive St. Margaret Mary Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, GAA 2, SDS 1,2,3,4i HELEN LOUISE WELGE 5353 Werk Road Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CDL 2, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Masque 8L Gavel 3,4, MERCYWOOD Staff 1,2,3, Associate Editor 4, NCTC 3,4, SDS 2,3,4. PAMELA MARY WELLING 3712 Robb Avenue St. Martin Art Honor Society 3,4, Bowling 3, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 3,4, Red Cross Rep. 1,2,3,4, SDS 2. CONSTANCE WESTERKAMP 2615 Pancoast Avenue St. Catharine St. Clare Aspirancy 1, Business Club 4-, CSMC 2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Library Club 4, SDS 3,4, LOIS ANN WIEGEL 4013 Harding Avenue St. Martin Bowling 3, Business Club 4, CSMC 12,351, Health Careers Club 1, Library Club 2,3,4, SDS 3,4. DEANNA WIEMAN 5738 Woodhaven Drive Our Lady of Lourdes Bowling 1,4, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2.,3,4, GAA 1, Glee Club 1, Red Cross Rep. 1, SDS 2,3, Vice President 4, Class Treasurer 2. GERALDINE LORETTA WILKYMACKY 3264 McHenry Avenue St, Catharine Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4. 107 CAROLYN WIVVI Harrison, Ohio, RR 2 St. John the Baptist White Water High School 1, CSMC 2,3,4. MARTHA JANE WOLF 1542 Adams Road Assumption CSMC 1,2,3,4, Future Teachers 4, MERCYWOOD Staff 2, Mu Alpha Theta 4, Safety Club 4, Class Secretary 3,4, JACQUELYN WOODRUFF 7910 Seward Avenue Assumption CSMC l,2,3,4, Future Teachers 4-, MERCYWOOD Staff 2, Mu Alpha Theta. 3, President 4, Safety Club 4-, SDS 2, Sodality 3. war 108 jun 21075 B id Seniors BERNADETTE JO WILMS 1925 Montrose Street St. Bonaventure Business Club 4-, CSMC 123,4, GAA 1, Junior Achieve- ment 3, SDS 2,3,4. BARBARA ANN WINKLER 8717 Grenada Drive Assumption CSMC 1,2,3,4, Future Teachers 3,4, SDS 2, MERCY- WOOD Staff 2, Spanish Club 2. DORIS WITTROCK 2706 Shaffer Avenue Business Club 4-. St. Catharine SHERIDAN ANN ZACHMAN 2957 Hull Avenue St. Martin Business Club 4-, CSMC l,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 1,2, 3,4, Red Cross Rep. 2, SDS 1,2, Class President 2,3. MARY ZIMPELMAN 2590 Tampico Drive St. Marys High School 1, CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 4-. Assumption CCSayonarfj At Our Prom qTonighW 109 ,9 :. any y I; 5 ?gwg. ,3 M mm;- U nderclassmen Secrecy is the key work as junior homeroom presidents, Diane Dupps, Donna Gellenbeck, Sandy Honnigford, Peggy Moran, Mary Three years at Mercy and what do the juniors have to show for these years? Ruptured brains? A Masters Degree? Four year scholarships? Well, not exactly. Accomplishments such as these are beyond the mental capacity of the newly ordained upper- classmen. However, they have made some very perceivable advancements. They are now well on the road to achieving their prime aim: seniors. Measurements are to be taken for their rings, and a variety show is to be given to announce three candidates for the spring prom. These two events help the juniors to realize that in just one year the gateway to seniorship will be Opened to them. After three long years of waiting the juniors Enally are getting measured for their ringsi Awaiting the measurement are Kathy Haas, Janet Wcssel, jtianita Dickman and Christine Bauersfeldt Ann Gold, and Mary Frey smile among themselves while cautiously keeping their plans for the prom secret from curious seniorsi Prom and Rings 112 Patricia Abel Mary Jo Albers Mary Ann Armstrong Jean. Barber Carol Barlage Judith Bartel Christine BauerFleld Jean Beckman Judith Beisel Marcia Baiting Kathleen Bellman Darlene Bender Judith Bcrding Janet Berkemeyer Judith Berning Joann Bernzou Francine Bickncll Donna Kay Bien Kathryn Bischof Kathryn Boller Sandra Bollinger Fern Bonaventum Christine Bone Marie Borgman Joan Branno Judith Braun Barbara Brinkman Bonita Brinkman Lorayne Bmckmeier Joyce Brodbeck Kathleen Bruser Nancy Bucher Patricia. Budd Mary Kay Burnett Carol Buschle Barbara Butscha June Buttelwerth Nancy Caminiti Cathy Collins Carole Jean Denier Frances DiCiero Juanita Dickman Nancy Dineen Carol Distler Janice Dittgen Edna. Dixon Marlene Drees Diane Dupps Mary Ann Earley Karen Eilers Nancy Eisenecher Patricia Elfers Barbara Ellis Arlyn Emmerich Sylvia. Feist Earlene Ferneding Mariann Fielcr Sharon Flaherty Ann Fleming Joanne Flynn Mary Sue Folzenlogen Mary Ann Fox Sharron Fredwest Mary Frey Judith Gallo Margaret Gambetta Donna Gellenbeck Gabriella Genske Donna Gillman Mary Ann Gold 114 Mary Grogan Claire Grupenhoff Mary Guilfoyle Kathleen Haas Barbara Habig Judith Haley Judith Hall Rim. Haneberg Patricia Hardewig Patricia Harvey Charlene Hemen Arlene Heim Susan Helmes Francine Hemsath Patricia Hines Susan Hischemiller Janice Hoberg Ruth Hoenemeyer Kathleen Holt Sandra Honnigford Karen Hostler Ruth Huitink Mary Beth Hunzeker Mary jo Kammcr Jean Kaufman nThe Wizard of 02'5 just wouldrft be complete without the witches, Dianne Aucl, Kathie Splain, Jennifer Fodvin, Charlene Lichtmann, Judith Haley, and Kathy Reiliy, contacting their poisonous brew, 115 Kathleen Kelley Karen Kidder NIargaret King Cheryl Kirchner Paula Klusman Judith Koch Kathie Koch Martha Konrad Rita Kopp Wilma Kortc Donna. Kramer Joan Kriemer Karon Krocger Patricia Krzynowek Monica Laub Charlene Lichtmann Vivian Loch Linda Lower Patricia Lowstuter Lois Ludwig Margaret Lucnsnmn Anita Lunne Gloria Luttcrbci Arlene Lynn Evciyn Maifcld 1f.b Retreat Silence A jfords Students A time of silmce . . . of thinking . . . days to pray . A . junior retroamms. Monica Lamb and Judy Mullinux, pause before the poster while musing Ithghlfully ox'cr lhcir 1351 Conference. 116 - agu- , ,7: , WM blKDKk,-- MIND fbmkougrerrml Hmwl; 1-0th listen lowDM God sags MANNERQQSGJLQG; 5flf and Gm 'PRAYLR sum: Lowcrmmns with QODADG H15 113m Hi? Kathy Massa Maureen Mattis Marilyn McCarthy Mary Ann McGrath Charlene McKeon Barbara McMahon Elaine Mciners Joyce Menningcr Jean Mcrkhofcr Mary Metzler Linda Meyer Mary Dolores Meyer Janet Mezger Jane Mills Eileen Mischell Claire Moorman Margaret Moran Judith Mullinix Sharon Myers Bonita Neiheisel Elizabeth Neu Janice Neyer Jerilyn Neihaus Mary Lou NiehoH Mary Jo Niklas Mary Jo Nordmann Patricia Oehler Linda. Osterhues Elizabeth Owens Mary Ann Owens Judith Paxton Bonita PHum Mary Podvin Martha Ratterman Kathleen Reilly Nancy Reinerman Carol Rennckamp Jacquelyn Richter Constance Riedinger Loraine Rieskamp Cheryl Riga Ruth Ritter Barbara Rizzo Linda Robinson Maureen Rohe Barbara Ruoff Lynne Rush Rosalie Sailer Marianne Sauer Mary Jo Schehl Patricia Schell Dorthy Schibi Gail Schneider Linda Schoenling Patricia Schotte Jacqueline Schroder Jeannette Schroder Gail Schubeler Barbara Schuerman Darlene Schultz Marie Schulz Joan Schwab Joan Schwartz Joyce Sciarra Dorothea Seger Carolyn Seitz Janet Seitz Anna Shulz Roberta. Smith Theresa Spitzmiller Kathleen Splain Theresa Stoll Jean Streicher Janice Strict Joyce Sucher Joan Sundcrman Beverly Teg'eler Marilyn Tcnsi Martha Tout Marlene Ungru Jane Van Margaret VandewRyt Sue Ann Voellmeckc Mary Ann Vogcl Diane Wadc Janice VVanstrath Marilyn Wandstrat Nancy Ward Marilyn Wedding Ruth Wanstrup Janet Wcssel Judith White Gcorgiann Widmer Mirhclc Wild Donna Willcnbrink I t with M usiw St. Cecilia receives a rich tribute from the junior music students, Sue Fol- zcnlogcn, Francine Hcmsath, Donna Gcllcnheck, Martha Rattcrman, Mary Jo Nordmanm Cathy Collins, Judi Yungcr and Joan Schwartz, on her day, 119 Mary Wilming Ann Wise Carol Wittrock Eileen Wood Kathlecn Wuest Judith Yunger Nancy Zahn Armclla Zerhusen Melody Zuckerbcrg Joan ZwissIer Dancing: around Emerald City are pretty maidens Kathy H011, Nancv Zahn, Martha Konrad, Martha Ratterman, Linda Lowcn Marlene Drcest and Joyce Sucher, members of the cast from the fantasy ; The Wizard of 02? Thinking their way out of an apparently difECult problem arc Nlelody Zurkcrbcrg and Gayle Mueller a3 Pat Lmvstuter and Joan Zwisslcr draw their share of the annual dummies. ccTom'ghW Tonight, tonight It all begins tonight Welll see you in a gown all array Tonight, tonight There,s only you tonight What you are u what you do u what you say All year welve waited and then wondered Who would we choose for our queen Our choice now seems so right For here are three Whose dreams will soon come true At our prom -- tonight Tonight, tonight Wonlt be just any night Itls our last way of bidding adieu T onight, tonight Welll say farewell, tonight So good-bye, and good luck, to all of you For we know Mercyls proud to claim you As one of the best classes It ever yet has knowu But hare you are u Your reign will soon begin A fairy tale, all your own Good-bye n good-bye And when you reminisce Remember us - tonight. 121 Last yearas feeble freshmen now act the role of silly sophomores. A feeling of thankfuhiess for being sophomores overshaclows the girls when they realize the disadvantages they suffered as freshmen. However, even though being sophomores seems to be an improvement, the girls soon find out it isnit the tibed of rose? which they have pictured it to be. Few privileges are granted to these girls, how- ever, they do present their own play and have permission to attend several school dances. Retreat, mission days, science projects, and the dreaded exams make this year interesting. The sophomores are on the threshold of a new day in school life e upperclassmen is the next stop. Sophomore Saints! Sophomores forget fun for two days of retreat. They relish the opportunity to be alone with God as they look into the future and plan for a journey to the hkCiOidCIl Gates? Sophomores Advance Looking up information in the school library, ,63'5 sophomore Focrtsciy Susan FuclL Nancy Smith, Jackie Taylor, and Kay t'iass presidents, Jo Ann Mohr, Kathy Lindeman; Maureen Bollingcr smile at their success. May good luck always be theirs. gum E. A THE PDCKE F 122 Arlene Bardua Patricia Barrett Shirley Barrnmetti Mary Bastian Linda Beck Mary Teresa Bedinghaus Diane Beliman Cheryi Bender Mary Berding Linda Berninger Paula Beyersdorfcr Judith Biehl Judith Bihn Patricia Bovkelman Sandra Boehl Carol Boeing Susan Bohrer Mary Kay Bollinger Mary Borgemenkc Nancy Bergman Teresa. Bramlage Judith Bravard Sharon Breen Suzanne Brinkman Kathleen Brogle Constance Brothers Judith Brown Marlene Brown Patricia Brown Maria Buchert Loretta Burch Karen Busam Rca Butscha Linda Cantzlcr Kathleen Cassedy Linda. Cassierc Virginia Cassiui Lynn Castellini Mary Christensen Patricia Cleary Diana Colegate Erin Arm Collins Angela Conner Lynn Corry Kathleen Cronin Donna Cuni Lynn Daly Maureen Day Martha DeCourcy Linda Deems Virginia DelFavero Patti Ann Dineen Jenny DiPilla Ruth Dixon Deborah Doherty Dorothy Dorger Margaret Dossman Leslie Downing Carla Dragan Diane Droesch Marilyn Duenhoft Patricia Dugan Margaret Dunigan Joann Eckhoff Regina Enghauser Gretchen Erhardt Barbara Espelage Mary Lou Essen Linda Fagin Bonita Fallon Carol Fay Diane Federle Maryanne Felix Judith Feucht Dolores Finley Donna Fischer Kathleen Fischer Marian Floetker Maureen Foertsch BmVonne Fox Jean Frank Geraldine Franz Susan Fuell Claire Fuller Christina Gallagher Cheryl Gambetta Anne Gedney Marta Genske Patricia Gilker Patricia Gillen Elaine Godfrey Marilyn Goebel Donna Goetz Donna Goldsmith Marilyn Gould Sharon Greeley Sophomores: Deborah Doherty and Rea Butscha find that the health exam ian as frightening :15 they had expected. In fact: it's rather fascinating to haw a nurse tezst your hearing with a marhinc. Lois Gresscl Mary Jo Greulich Carol Grofer Christine Grosse Karen Grote Joyce Grucner Martha Guilfoyle Jacqueline Haas Jill Haban Nancy Habcrthicr Cheryl Hafner Cheryl Harland Arm Harmeling Janet Harmeling Cecilia Harmeyer Judith Hater Donna Havcrkamp Bcvcrly Hchemann Cheryl Hcid Kathleen chnekes Lois Herbert Lucille Haring Diane Heron Margaret Herr Susan Henog Judith Hetzer Claire Heuermann Mary Louise Honnert Phyllis Horney Carol Huebner Mary Jo Huismann Sherry Hussong Carol Inderhces Diane Inderhccs Evelyn Jacob Jane Jacober Kathleen Johanneman Janice Jones Jeanne Jordan Krystyna Kaczmarski Judith Kallmeyer Donna Kammer Doris Kammer Shelia Kasmcr Mary Keating Mary Kerber Kathleen Kcstler Antoinette Kiefer Janet Kien Velma Kist Peggy Kleimeyer Donna Kling Diane Kopp Kalhlccn K0552 Sharon Kracmer Gail Kraft Mary Ann Krauz Carol Kreimcr Kathleen Kmeger Kathryn Kroegcr Mary Ann Kunz Constance Laake Shirley Luchcr Judith Landy Diane Lauman Barbara Lecsman Ckare Leinen Diane Lewc Kathleen Liencsh Mary Ann Lillie Knthlecn Lindcman Linda Lindsay Flash! Feudal period is restored at Mercy, Lynette is portraycd by Mary Ann Kcrber as Ruth Stockelman and Diane Federlc show oFf the castle that they built. Miss Mary Dressman, building superintendent, inspects their vast estate. 126 Elizabeth Lipps Karen Lockard Diane Logan Pamela Long Donna Luebbert Donna Luhrmann Margaret Lutz Linda MacDonald Sandra Malinowski Judith Marchetti Mary Jo Martin Linda Maurcr Linda Mayer Barbara Mayhall Barbara McAnclrcu-s Patricia McCann Shelia NICCal'thy Karen NICCOFmaCk Donna McKinney Donna McManus Betty Jo Mecnts Mary NIcngcs Mary Sue Mcnges Carol Mcntrup Karen Meyer Kathy Mcycr Monica Meyer NIary Jenn NIcy'Crs Marilyn Middendorf Sandra Miller Joan Moelchcrt Jo Ann Mohr Patricia Moore Janet Morgan Gayle Mueller Marilyn Mueller Elaine Mueniughoff Kathleen Murphy Marie Murphy Susan Murphy Janice Nabcr Miriam Neiheisel Patricia Nolan Judith Nugem Kathleen Ofiver Antoinette Panaro Antoinette Pasternak Beverly Phillips Kathleen Potzick Valentina Prechenenko Geraldine Rack Nina Rack Linda Re Kathleen Redmond Kathleen Rcis Beverly Renner Cyn'thia Ridmann Beverly Riehle Geraldine Ries Linda Riestenberg Mary Riga Mary Ringenbach Leila Robb Tanya Roda Margaret Roettker Jill Rohrmeier Kathleen Roney Angela Russo Eileen Sabatelli Jacqueline Sage Susan Sample Diane Saul Barbara Schaaf Donna Schaible Pauline Schaible Deborah Schaich Doris Schaub Sandra SChinner Janice Schirmann Mary Schneider Mary Beth Schneider Kathleen Schoenling Karen Schollc Donna. Schulte Barbara. Schultz Jane Schultz Karla. Schulz Lorrita Schuster Virginia Schwab Patricia Srriveri Sandra Seghi Sandra Scng Angela. Shelton Janet Simpson Nanry Smith Jane Sohmer Religious Displays Kathleen Sprengard Barbara Stahl Constance Stanton Linda Stehlin Margaret Stenger Ruth Stockelman Constance Stumin Jeanne Subler Maureen Sullivan Nancy Sweetman Jacquelyn Taylor Carol Tenkman Jeanette Tepe Mary Theurer Marilyn Thoma Victoria Uhrig Elaine Umberg Mary Umberg Alice Uphaus Janice Veldhaus Gail Vidal Mary Lou Voellmecke Cheryl Vonberg Connie Waples Janet Weber Michele Wenger Linda, Wessels Arlene Willenborg Susan Wiilenborg Barbara Williams Janice Wippel Donna Wissel Barbara Wolf Barbara Wuellner Marilyn Zech Virginia Zenz Mary Ann Ziepfel Do you have a religious vocation? If so do you know what it can offer you? These were a few of the questions which were answered by sisters of various orders on Vocation Day. 129 nW611 give you three to run, shout freshman class presi- dents, Teri Greiner, Madeline Mauch, Cathy Circsi, Linda. Brink- er, and Ann Wesseling, Dorft worry though, they worft fire with- out a missing prexy, Sue Ryan, but they vowed to iibe preparedf, Freshmen Enjoy the Outdoors 130 ccFreshman! Freshman! Who are they? Little green elephants stuffed with hay? They might be iigreenfi but it does not take them very long to overcome this handicap, After a few first-week calamities, as landing in the gym instead of the library or forgetting a class, the ways of Mercy become second nature to the freshiesf, They are ofhcially welcomed 0n Orientation Day by their big iisisters. Thus, the first of many wonderful ventures is shared by the freshmen. Mission Day produces an exciting challenge for all. Retreat is their inspiration to strive for higher goals and mid- year exams are passed with hying colors. Time passes quickly, but the memory never fades. Seniors Gerri Greiner and Mary Lou Budde provide their new little sisters Darlene Manges and Linda Bier with a refreshing snack of coke and chips during the Orientation Day festivities. 131 Pamela Acito Rose Adams Terry Anderson Sharon Angst Darlene Armbruster Linda Auer Marie Augustine Dolores Aylward Diane Banjavcic Nancy Barlage Linda Barnes Patricia Bennett Sandra. Bcnzing Donna Berding Marilyn Berkemeyer Carol Berning Linda Bier Janet Bischof Bonnie Bockelmann Louise Boeing Ann Brankamp Darlene Brethauer Linda. Brinker Diana Brockman Kathleen Brodbeck Mary Brodbeck Betty Bmss Linda Brossart Barbara Brown Kathleen Brown Mary Jo Brueggeman Cynthia Burkart Sharon Burke Linda. Burman Marilyn Byrne Carol Case Cathy Ciresi Connie Collins Martha Creager Susan Crone Margaret Dalton Diane Dasenbrock Connie Dassinger Cathy David Margaret Deems Doris Dittgen Carol Dolle Sharon Donnellon 132 Christine Doran Janet Dorsey Linda Doth Geraldine Dress Bonita Eilerman Dolores Epperson Donna Ernst Rita Espelage Judith Esterkamp Jane Falls Judith Farfsing Vivian Feist Patricia Fey Cheryl Finn Sally Jo Fisher Sharon Fox Judith Froschauer Joanne Gandenberger Margaret Gaynor Kathleen Gerding Marsha. Giesken Rita Gillen Sandra Goldsmith Donna. Grahl Roberta Greiner Teri Greiner Antoinette Grieco Elaine Griesser Chris Guenther Barbara Guethlein Susan Guilfoyle Anna Guster Beverly Haas Diane Habig Toni Hamblin Paula Harmeyer Bonnie Hehemann Betty Hekler Linda Hemsath Mary Herzog Carolyn Hillebrand Barbara. Hizer Linda Hoesl Carolyn Hoff Sue Huber Marybeth Huebner Bonita. Hummel Linda Hurlander Kathleen Imholt Janet Jaspers Sandra Kellinghaus Patricia Kelly Sharon Kling Sandra Korfhagen Angela Korte Kathie Kraemer Ann Kraus Janet Krummen Carolyn Kuehnlc Diana Lacher Lauren Lahmann Rose Lalosh Marlene LaMott Katherine Lang: Mary Ann Lietz Jean Luckman Sylvia Macke Marlene Manne Marita Marvin Madeline Mauch Patricia MCCroskey Maryanne McGowan Donna McGrath Carol McKenna Mary Jane McSorley Rose Mechley Natalie Mendel Darlene Menges Kathryn Merrill Clare Mettman Janice Metz Joyce Metz Linda Meyer Peggy Meyers The Boy With a CarW proves a real success for freshman dramatic students, Peggy Wahl, Louise Boeing, Judy Esterkamp, Diane Yunger and Toni Grieco The girls enjoyed their first real Hcrackn at acting. 133 Virginia Meyer Linda Miller Susan Moeller Marlene Mollner Doris Moorman Patricia Morgenthal Mary Ann Morris Diana Mossman Elaine Muddiman Linda Mueller Louella Murdock Kathleen Murphy Carolyn Myers Barbara Neiheisel Bonnie Neiheisel Diana Neiheisel Donna Neiheisel Judith Neumeister Nancy Niehaus Cynthia Niemer Linda Nordmann Mary Osterhues Patricia Overbeck Sharon Overberg Mary Owens Susan Owens Nancy Paulsen Diane Peaslee Peggy Pisror Mary Pollman Audrey Prinzo Janice Rais Dianne Reinerman Darlene Rentschler Karen Richter Karen Ridmann The Christmas Party for Y.A.R. members and friends was honored with a surprise visit from Santa Claus and his helper, Roberta Knap- He. The jolly faces of the children show their delight at the gifts he brings. 135 Margaret Riedel Sieglinda Riel Marita Rieskamp Kathleen Riga Ann Rischmann Sylvia Robinson Nancy Roedcrsheimcr Nancy Rothan Katherine Rolf Barbara Rueve Majorie Ruprecht Susan Ryan Janet Schaefer Mary Jo Schicsz Mary Ann Schmitt Darlene Schnetzer Martha Schoenlaub Therese Schott Nancy Schroeder Paula Schufz Kathleen Schustcr Lynne Schuster Palricia Schwab Dorinne Selm Alberta Shrout Geraldine Smith Janet Spitzmiller Linda Steinmetz Susan Stewart Mary Lou Stock Kathleen Susher Barbara Swegman Jeannine Tenholder Kathleen Thieman Mary Trippel Donna Troehler Pamela Uhlmansiek Susan Vitullo Cynthia Voegele Clare Voelker Vicky Volk Alberta Wagner Eileen Wagner Peggy Wahl Clair Waldron Nfary Ward Robyn Weil Janicc Wcisbrodt Nancy Wengcr Pamela Werscl Anne Wesseling Kathleen Whitaker Lynn Wietc Carol Wilhelm Carol Young Diane Yunger Theresa Yunger ABSENT: Patricia. Carroll, Rosemary Cope, Dianna McGahaJ Claire Rahm june Ends Swirl Loafing around the candy machine again! It dian take freshmen Barb Nciheisel, Barbara Rueve, Ann Kraus, Patti Carroll and Jeannine Tenholder long to find the timc and place to enjoy a littie refreshment after a long day of studies. The highlight of the Father and Daughter Dance for Kathy Carrigan was the winning of this beautiful mohair sheath. Presenting Kathy with the lovely garment is Mr, Niehaus. Servi puellael servants of girls, are sophomores Martha Genske, Marlene Brown and Arlene Barduah The junior and senior Latin students received fruits of their labors at the Roman Banquet. 0f Schaol Activities Seniors, freshmen, grasshoppers, and cake make tasty ingredients left to right are: Kathy Gallagher, janet Dorsey, Judy Liedhagner, for a day of fun that the Class of T36 wmft soon forget. SEATED Kathy Fillip, Sharon Overberg, Ann Kramer and Judy Esterkamp. 137 9 1;.1ISI ill... Icaiilwyi Year in Review clMake new friends, but keep the old, was the idea of myriacls of students as Mercy High opened her doors for the beginning of another academic year. Books, texts, and manuals hailed freshmen through senior. When life at Mercy was settled, seniors anxiously began to make ready Orientation Day. Strains of llGetting to Know Youll followed llBig and little sistersll around the campus. Next the extracurricular clubs were presented to the freshmen. After this the girls enjoyed a picnic style lunch, provided by the seniors. uDo-si-do your partner:3 and icAlemand Ieftlg brought an end to the program. Exhausted, the sisters parted. HIfll never make those steps with all these books! Gee! I hope I lastP Poor Janet Dorsey has Came clown with the freshman blues. Opening Days Keep Mercz'ans Bewildercd by the bountiful number of instructions and books, Jan HTranslationu of her schedule sheet. LBiMl sheets would really SchaeHerl freshman, petitions senior Rita O,Conn0r for a needed be helpful if someone would only tell us how thev are infernrererll 140 Ruth Kolks shows her little sister what she has teamed during her years at Mercy: Hcartily enjoying the unique exhibition are Terry Griener, Linda Steinmetz, Cynthia Neimer and Ada Schmidt. A ctz've HOver there are the ball fnelds and Sister MV Joseplfs greenhouse. W611 take a walk after lunch and tour the rest of the grounds, says Dianne Lameier to her new little sister, Diane Dasscnbrock. Anxious to get into the swing of things at Mercy, freshman, Dolores Aylward tries to decide which clubs she will join. Rh 3 Anne Friedrich and Audrey Stevens take time out for a coke is ready to serve all thirsty customers. The bazaar is one ash during these hectic Mission Daysh Senior Brigette Reichrath pact 0n the schedule of Mercians during this season. Sacrifice Can Be Fun KhHey look her over, her name is Judyy fresh from the seniors, this seniors hail Judy Harding as Mercy High$s mission queen for 1962 year's mission queen? Perched gleefully 0n the stage, clapping Senior, seniors, who are they? Little golden angels in every way. E. n 142 judy Wears M 2'55 ion C mum hWe did itHu That is all Pat Jesse, Joyce Fitzpatrick and Jane Schell can say about the queen of Mission Days. Ecstatic is Judy Harding and proud are the seniors of this missionary success talev uLook, thereas a prospective customcrp remarks Betty Thinnes to Linda Molengraft. Success describes the cake booth of Mission Days. thlp for the homeland, rang through Marcy's halls as missionary excitement, fun and prayer permeated the annual mission days. Speeches on Communism in Cuba oriented this program. After NIass, the girls headed for a bazaar in the gym. Each class supported its own candidate with its pennies, nickels and dimes as votes. The height of enthusiasm was reached on the second day with the coronation of the queen. Students gathered together to see Judy Harding crowned Miss CLS.M.C. 143 A Date With Someone Special Evelyn Jacobs and her dad, king and queen of the Fathers and Daughters Dance, glide to the special uCoronation Waltz Mercy fathers really live it up when they take their best gal to her high school dance. They can twist and chavcha with the best of them. The girls at M.M.H. have found that good 015 clad makes the best date. This is verified year after year at the Dads and Daughters Dance, The girls and their escorts danced the night away to Skip Haungk orchestra. The magic hour presented daughter Evelyn Jacobs and father as the queen and king of the ball. As the evening comes to a dose, and the music drifts softly away, memories are formed as on that night, daughter dated dad. I44 ccShe brought an angel down? The words were spoken of Saint Cecilia and the power of music. Mercy students set aside one day to exemplify the strains and skill of music. Medleyts of Classical and modern music were brought alive by slides of Father Calme. Waltzes carried you around America and about Mercy. The nocturnes were transferred on canvas in bright-colored paint- ings. Like the gcLittle Tin Soldiertt did Mercy await this event. Joan Schwartz and Cathy Collins note the machine that pictured the WTin SoldieW played by Rita CYCrmnnr in the St Cecilia program. M usz'c Motors Mercians jRound America Scninrs Anita Rapieu, Rosemary Trefzger, and Judith Nelson delightful program honoring the patroness of every musirian, combine their artistic talents to produce a colorful Dutch land- Saint Cecilia. scape. The artists unite with pianist, Diane Francis, to create a 145 146 Hearts and Hymns Await His Coming ;to Come All Ye Faithful! Help us convey the joy of Christmas to everyone by song and verse? was the appeal of the freshmen-sophomore Cho- rus, The Advent program heralded carols reli- gious and jocular throughout Mother of Mercyis auditorium during this annual event. Guided by Sister Mary Alyose and Sister Daniel Marie, the Glee Club and dramatic students tell us with both their hearts and hymns that the good God, whose Advent we are awaiting, is near at hand. They blend song and story into a moving testi- mony for Jesus and Mary. Jean Feller announces the next number sung by the Glee Club at the Advent program. Mary Bureggcman and Connie Collins await to recite. I tjs Christmas Evevywhem Christmas activities captivate all of Mercy. The air is alive with anticipation. Art students dili- gently prepare homeroom decorations. Music stu- dents echo strains of their favorite Christmas carols. Mercygs many clubs make preparations for traditional holiday parties. Christmas trees are dotted in homerooms and the main foyer. Sen- iors dream of the Christmas Ball. Everyone Cheer- fully offers sacrifices and examines their spiritu- ality in anticipation of this birthday of our Savior. A stable, featuring the Blessed Virgin, St. Joseph and the Christ Child, is the symbol of the Christmas spirit at Mother of Mercy. Red poinsettias, bells, cookies, and cokes greet Marilyn Kathman, parties that occur in and around Mercy, while waiting for that Patsy Hines, Barbara Butcha, Patty Harvey, Rita. O!Connor, jolly old man to come. Michele Wild, and Mary 10 Kramer at the many Christmas 147 Christmas Bells Tingle An ecstasy of Christmas delight dawning last holiday season was the senioris Christmas Ball. Traditional igSiIver Bellsji tinkled as starry eyes of Mercy lasses twinkled. Yuletide decorations amid seasonal glamour set the scene at Hartwell Country Club; The girls and their escorts ECcould have danced all night to merry music of George Casperis orchestra. And the dock struck twelve. Cinderella for the night was Donna Haig, A tiara and roses replaced her silver slippers. Adorned with bouquets of scarlet Howers were her pretty attendants Kathleen Moriconi and Pa- tricia Jesse. iiDecked out in regal splendor is senior Donna Haig. Mercyis queen of this Christmasis silver belts. it1 Could Have Danced All NightW porr trays the sentiments of Diane Rack, Bar- bara Stenger and Connie Stavermann, as they enjoy dancing at the seniofs Christ- mas dance. 148 Donna Reigns As new Fathcr Lizza proceeds to tell Tom Maier the mischievous activities that his sup- posedly scrcnc date, Joyce Goefft, initiates during her religion class every single day. uSmile for the birdie? In a royal costume Christmas Ball queen cameraman. We must remember to assert that the handsome Donna Haig and her beauieous attendants, Patricia. Jesse and backdrop is their dates. Kathy Moriconi pause during their evening to pose for the 14-9 Spiritual Preparation for a New Year Puzzled Patricia Budd and Mary Frey relate their problem to Father Curt Lanzrath O.F.M., rctreatmaster, who answers their questionst Acting as a waitress freshman Albcrta Wagner assists Father James Klawitter in a refreshing nbreak between the retreat con- ferenccs, Along with the second semester evolves a new spark in the spiritual life of every Mercian h the retreat. The underclassmen were assisted by Rev, James Klawitter, as- sistant pastor of St. Theresa Church. He introduced the freshmen to the high school retreat and helped the sopho- mores prepare spiritually for an upperclassmank life. Aid- ing the juniors was Rev. Curt Lanzrath O.F.M. The spiritual and moral problems of the modern teens were examined. Closing this retreat season was Rev. George VonKaenel S.J., who paved the way for the seniors soon to enter the big world. All the retreatants gained innumer- able spiritual prohts. uLook at the brightest side of life,H reminds senior ratrtatmaster Father George VonKaenel SJA, ttAnd reply I have chosen you: Lordf' 150 F ashzbn F Zaz'rs for Marlene Mercy ascends the throne again as junior Marlene Dress reigns as queen of the 313.8 formal. Marlene best pictures modest styling. Blossoms in place and dates on hand, juniors Sandy Bollinger and Marlene Drees are ready to leave in modest fashion for the formal. A glowing smile, a nosegay of Howers and Brigette Reichrath and her date will dance the night away at the S.D.S. February for-, mal. Looking as if they had just stepped from the number one fashion magazine were Mercyhs Students for Decent Styles, when they stepped out to enjoy the clubhs annual, city-wide, winter formal. As our candidates for queen were Brigitte Reichrath, Marlene Drees, and Sandy Bollinger. The stroke of midnight sounded as Marlene Drees was Chosen to reign throughout the city as queen of S.D.S. The ball was a perfect reward for those girls who have done their best to stress the modest styling of the fashion- able apparel that Mercy girls wear. 151 M arch M usz'cal A continual strand of notes drift Skyward as sophomore members of the Glee Club rehearse for numerous upcoming events and activities. Program preparation consumes much of the girlsh time. As the year flashes by Advent, Christmas and Lent all present appropriate occasions for vocal recitals. Under the guidance of Sister Dan- iel Marie R.StM., the vocalists develop poise and equality of tone evident in their performances. Amateurs though they may be, clonht under- estimate their abilities. They merit top billing in both effort and effect. Voices high and voices low. soft and loud: sweet and buoyant drift forward from the auditorium during the annuai spring con- cert. The Freshmen-Sophomore Glee Club proves once again spring has sprung! Silver notes surround the chorus and orchestra of Mercy students, Paper clefs become alive by the resilient voices of the Glee Club. 2 Freshmen march and sophomores too, all salute the Hag red, white and blue. Music and song give Uncle Sanf, the honor he deserves Mercyiv Own Creations Back to the drawing board goes Anita Rapien, to give animation to the musical efforts of the freshmen and sophomores at the circus. Salvcte, puellae ct pucril Majestic colors of Roman nobility, festive columns, and food fit for an emperor orientated this sumptuous feast. The freshmen added to the occasion a style show, modeling their own creations. Mercy7s sopho- mores scrvad as slaves, while upperclassmen feasted on chicken and carbonated iiwine? Thc seniors and members of the faculty were enter- tained by their juniors with their Latin rendition of the Garry Moore show. Bcforc dinncr a sacri- iicc of incense was offered to thc hgodsh accord- ing to Roman law, Charicne Lichtmann and Jennifer Podvin hold a. porker Flt for the Roman Banquet: as Marianne Decnurcy watches. uOn to the banquetli, ; Laputinellae D0 As the Romans D0 Mary Dressman and Janice Dugan are served by toga-clad Arlene Bardua at the Roman Banquet, prepared by students of Latin, 154 Senorita: Host Tei Panamericano A common interest a Pan America - and the universal language e a smile - unite these four senoritas as they gather around the refreshment table to select a flag and reminiscence of days in a distant home. t c g ,JL t Bimwzluims,MucHAcHts;K , A NU? S T R U PANAMFR K'UXNO A A mantilla and a little muehacha in the arms of its mother Kathy Barnhorn are indicative of the life of Latin American countries. Senior Joyce Bouck appears to have no difficulty with her Span- ish pronunciation, as she extends a friendly welcome to Latin American students. The get-together was sponsored by Mereyis Spanish Club. Mercy senoritas greeted all the foreign-born girls from the Spanish-speaking countries of the Catholic schools at the annual Pan American Tea. This was Mercy7s way of celebrating Pan American Week. Entertainment consisted of a play produced by the third and fourth year stu- dents of Spanish. Freshmen gave three short skits and sang Spanish songs. This affair highlights the activities of the Spanish Club. It affords an opportunity to gipractice what they preach? The underclassmen of MerCy look forward to the time when they can learn more about Latin America at this fun fest. Seniors Sparkling tiaras accentuate the pretty heads of Anita Rapien, Kathy Nead, and Sherry Zachmanl Though pictured calmy cool and collected, each one really wonders to herself, will that magic hour of midnight present. me the crown? Only lKTonight'! will reveal it. llWould you like to be prom queen for a day! said Mercyls own Jackie Bailey. Mercyls version of the television program subsequented a pre-prom luncheon honoring the seniors. The juniors gave reasons why they should be queen. One pleading junior desired the crown because of her worn out shoes, another sobbed because of the holes in her knee socks, the last claimed the crown because of the troubles she encountered on Mercyls means of eleva- tion. When the applause revealed no junior a queen, the MC. called Kathy Nead, Anita Rapien and Sherry Zach.- . e man, Mercyls qualihed candidates on the April 19th per- formance of Queen for a Day. 156 Queensfor a Day nWhafs so funny? says Nancy Schroeder to Judith LaMott, Mary Reifenberger and Yvonne Schmidt during Mercfs pre- prom luncheon. Judy Younger presents perky Rita Hane- b.urg. appearing like na million dollars, in her bell skirt, with straw hat and bas- ket bag. 157 Kathleen Nead joyfully answers the question, 'Wou1d you like to be queen for a dayfw Her coronation took place at midnight on April nineteenth. Sherry Zachman and Anita Rapien formed cT0m'gl2f; Forever in the Kathxfs court. Red roses add Enal touches to their long Howing evening gowns. 158 Hearts of Seniors Picture-pretty, lovely as the melodies made, the upperclassmen of Mercy arrived on the scene of the gala social event of the year, the annual Jun- ior-Senior Prom, IVIusic Hall ballroom set the stage as the starryeeyed belles and their escorts danced to the music of the Will Hauser Orches- tra. The regal hour of midnight arrived and Rev. Carl Lizza crowned Kathy Nead the queen of our Prom. Anita Rapien and Sherry Zachman completed Kathyts court forever in the hearts of the class of ,63. HThanks for the memories, for my beautiful red roses, my sparkling tiara, my coronation waltz, exclaimed her maj- esty, Kathy Nead. Paul Weiner receives the honor of crowning his pretty date Kathy, queen of the junior-senior prom, A smile and a tiara adorn her. 159 Mary, our Mother, we proclaim you our queen. The student body of Mercy excmplihes this during the annual May crowning. Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors present their multi-colored flowers. Seniors, in procession about the rosary walk give Mary wreaths of pastel blossoms. Maria Licht- mann, escorted by her court, walk around the red brick walk. A crown of mixed posies is placed on top of the Blessed Virgirfs head, as everyone sings and recites an Act of Consecration in her honor. Mother of Mercy High, the student body. the queen and her court and tulips of May take this time of the year to pay honor to Our Lady. M yriads 0f Blossoms Mary glances upon her queen Maria Lichtmann, and Marianne DeCourcy, Patricia Giallongo, Rita OEConnor, Donna Haig, and Kathy Barnhorn. ! E i E 160 Adam Our Queen Maria. Lichtman places a wreath of mixed blossoms 0n the top of Our Blessed Motheris head in honoring her in this, her month of May. 161 nan . Bonk look so surprised,U says Bonnie Riehlc to classmates Linda which bear the KIOhn Hancocku of friend and principal Sister Stertz, joyce Steinmetz, Elizabeth Busam, Celeste Bunker and Mary Agnes RSM- Mary Mueller. These seniors proudly display their diplomas, That Wondmful Tear 1963 Speaker for the evening was Rt. Rev. Monsignor Walter Roddy, pastor of SL Catharinds parish. His commencement address to the seniors summarized the goals and purpose of each season of life. K mmNAwMWXJ -. m 'm rhu- J4 LQJ MMMA H g '3 ngws. COB 4W; 162 1313 graduates Kathy Sabers, Dianne Auel, Beth Redmond and Joan Buescher discuss the SpCCial events of the night as they dismbe and say good- bye after the graduation ceremony. Rolled in white cap and gown, tassel on left, Mary Assalone displays a diploma, which she will receive at graduation. 163 Farewell t0 Seniors Strains of HPomp and Circumstance initiated the mor- tar board ceremony as the class of sixty three bade Fmal adieus to these halls of Mercy Attired in caps and gowns and white tassels, over two hundred made their appear- ance as graduates. Speaker for that evening was Rt. Rev. Monsignor Walter Roddy. Monsignor is the pastor of Saint Catharineys parish. He told the graduates that serving God in the spring of life is only a start the autunm and winter afford ample opportunity. This wonderful year was completed with the grand finale of the senior class a Mother of Mercy High. A Glance Back. . . 164 165 i A dvertz'sz'ng ED GECLIFF OUR LADY OF CINCINNA TI COLLEGE Walnut Hills A fully accreditedfouryear Collegejw women. Conducted by the Religious Sisters ofMercy. DEGREES A WARDED: BA CHELOR OF ARTS BA CHEL OR OF S CIEN CE SUBJECT MAJORS: Art Biology Chemistry Education English Foods and Nutrition French German General Home Economics History Latin Mathematics Medical Technolagy Music Nursing Philosophy Sociology Spanish Speech X-Ray Technology Edgecliff, featuring the new Grace Hali of Science and the site of the new EdgecliH Dormitory. DIVISIONAL FIELDS OF S TUDT: Biological Science Natural Science Romance Languages Telephone: 961 -3 7 70 16B Our Sincere Congratulations College ofMount St. joseph 07: the Ohio 169 I!!! 115531 KKK HM FREE ADVEUISING SPECIALTIES CUSIOM DESIGNING SALES INIIENTIVES GIFTS Economy Advertising Co. 3412 Glenmore A ve. Cincinnati 11, Ohio AIR DISPA TCI-I, INC. Air Freight Service 1721 Logan St. Cincinnati 10, Ohio 421-2823 All Vehicles Radio Equipped ZING! IFS do-se-do and away we go for the lively lift and sparkle of ice cold Coca-Cola. 170 Joseph A. Albers, Realtor Angilds Pizza Anthonyk Merfs Shop Arth Grocery Becker Electric Company Bommer Builders Brentwood Beauty Salon Joe Betsch 8: Son, Building Contractors B8LH Auto Service, Bridgetown Bill and Ralph,s Meats Bittmans College Hill F lorist Blue Rock Bakery Borntrager Bros. Roofing 8: Heating Boweil Storage 8: Transit Co. Edward J. BrodleyJ Inc. Plumber Bob Brankamp Briede,s Pony Keg Buddies Grill Budna Grill Budfs Pony Keg Edw. J. Buerkel Candy Company Bush,s Bar Busse and Borgmann Co. Mr. and Mrs J. Carney Thomas J. Carrigan Cheviot Texaco Service Compiete Cleaners CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ,63 FROM Freshman E Sophomore A,B,C,E,F, and G Junior A and F Danco Truck Refrigeration Dattilo Jewelry Store Dhonau-Rosenacker Funeral Homes Donohue Plumbing and Heating Donray T.V. Sales and Service Ron Eisenacher, Carpenter Contractor Elebron Cleaners 8L Tailors Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Elfers Engelhardt Food Mkt. Alfred Engler Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eveslage Fairmount Hardware Company Filipp Realty Co. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Fitzpatrick F Iannerst Pharmacy FSLM Supply Inc, Compliments of a Friend Frey Electric Inc. Geiler Plumbing 8: Heating Co. Gerth Dry Goods F riends Girthss Meat Market Glenmore Dry Cleaners Grommefs World Famous Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Harding Hart Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hase Helen Beauty Shop Heid,s Bowling Lanes Henrfs J Doors to Fashion Peter Herb Florist Hereford Hair Stylists Hermes Catering Hoersth F ood Market Hoffmank Cafe Homsbyas Beauty Salon Mr. John Huster Josten:s Kennedst Shell Service John Kreimer Meats Mr. and Mrs Aluin LaMott LaBelle Beauty Salon Larsh Bros. Brickwork Mr. and Mrs A. P. Laubemds Lenzeris Meats Lows Shell Station Ludwing Shoe Stores Mack Drugs J Opposite Mack F ire Dept. Mack Highlander Center Self Service Laundry Maple Leaf Tavern MarshalFs Dry Cleaners Maucher Realty Inc. McHenry Ave. Loan Sr. Building Assn. McHenry Carry Out Stan Meiningesz Pharmacy Mieningefs Pharmacy 5502 Harrison At Race Road Mel-o-Age Pony Keg H. Meyer and Sons Dairy Co. MichaePs Food Store M818 Machine and Engineering Co. B. Murphy Florist Murphy Gulf Service Neiheisel Service Station Mr. and Mrs. George WV Nelson Northern Hills Shell Station Norwood Sash 8: Door Mfg. Co. Osterkamsz Catering Parkland Grill and Theatre Patruce Style Salon Perrmann Decorators 171 Pfennig Pharmacy Pizza King PollaidJs Sunaco Service Quality Television Queen City Dry Cleaners Dr. and Mrs. N J. Ranz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ratermann and family Rewwer Pharmacy Richardson Moving and Storage Riestefs Tavern Rose 8: Leeas Delicatessen Rosmarin Realtor Mr J Ruehlman, Builder Mr. and Mrs. John Rempke R 8: W Swimming Pool Coer Safety Service Garage Sattlesz Ho Depot Schaiblek Food Shop Schomer Record 8L TV Shop Schott-Lippert Buick Inc. Compliments of Senior B, and E Schibi Variety Store Al. Schneider Opticians J Jewelers Sickmanls Grocery Skyline Chile, N.C.H. Smith and Metz Spaith Feed and Supply Co. Spring Bowl Victor Stenger Carpenter, Cement Work Stevens Grocery Store Stumpk Bowling Lanes St, Margaret Mary Church St. Margaret Mary P.T.A. Suburban Hdwe. Brentwood Plaza. Teal Insurance Agency Julius Tennenbaum Thurings Service Station Mrs. Fred Trifzger WahPs Corner, 59 Years in Cheviot Wallst Mobil Service Western Pure Oil Service WickJs Organs Wiebell Jeweler Wingertas Automatic Laundry 8t Dry Cleaning World Library of Sacred Music Nick Wullenweber Dot Food Store Wullinweber Dot Foods Boomer and Northbend Rd. Congratulations to the Class of 1963 Mr. and Mrs Elmer Aichele Amity Advertising 8L Letter Service, Inc. 711 Sycamore Street Cincinnati 2, Ohio 421-6639 Beck 6: Dolf Comp Washington Jewelers 2851 Colerain Ave. L. C. Becwar Construction Co. HFairway DormeF Also Additions and Modernization 661-4265 The Best Plus Courteous Service At Wullenweber Motors Inc. Rambler Sales and Service 3304 Harrison Ave1 661-3301 Jos. Betz 8.: Sons, Upholsterers Living Room Furniture Made to Order 1801 Dallas Ave. North College H111 522-2200 Sam? Binghanfs Son M1F,G. Co. 1935 Western Avenue Cincinnati 14, 01110 421-0923 Bittmarfs Florist City Wide Delivery 521-7962 Blessing Brothers Dairy Inc. 3051 Blue Rock Road Cincinnati 39, Ohio For Home Delivery 521-0800 Bob,s Pony Keg 3601 Harrison Avenue Cheviot, Ohio B01315 Texaco 1944 West Galbraith 24-Hour Wrecker Service Day - 521-4553 Night 4 931-8507 The Bode Finn Company Construction 8L Industrial Equipment 2650 Spring Grove Avenue Bouck1s Hardware 7567 Bridgetown Road Miami Heights 94-1-4831 Bowl With Your Family Heidgs Bowling Lanes 6341 Cheviot Road White Oak 521-2521 Brodbeck 8: Sons Manufacture Jewelers Jewelry Repairing Vine Street 241-2521 Paul E Broering Upholstering 8L Slipcovers 2358 Glenway Ave. 921-6677 Brothergs Drugs 5901 Hamilton Avcn at Cedar Cincinnati 24, Ohio KI-1-4163 B. H. Budke Inc General Contractors 2859 Banning Road Phone 52 2-3000 C. 8t P. Delicatessen Sealtest Milk and Ice Cream 2614 Harrison Ave. 661-9630 The Central Fairmount Building And Loan 3616 Harrison Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio Clara Del Studio of Beauty 916 Hempstead Drive Brentwood 522-1725 Tagged 4 Fish Night Fishing Cloverleaf Lakes All Species of Fish Stocked Live Bait 622-6398 M. W. Collins, General Agent Monarchlife Ins. C01 Plaza 1-3636 Columbia Oldsmobile Ohiols Largest and Leading Dealer HAsk Your Neighbor, He bought From Us 5111 and Sycamore 421-8800 Joseph Day Inc. Concrete Contractors 3143 Werk Road 66 1-289 1 John E. Decker Plumbing Co. 3221 Buell Ave. Westwood Dannellon McCarthy Companies Dictating Machines, Tape Recorders Portable Public Address Systems Photocopy Equipment 281-1200 Dutro Realty Company Real Estate 8i Insurance 1721 West Galbraith Road North College Hill 521-7644 Wm. A. EfHer Jewelry and Gifts College H111 541-5627 Mt. Healthy 521-9536 White Oak 522-1010 Howard J. Egbers Optician 5979 Glenway Ave. Cincinnati 38, 661-8335 Congratulations to the Class of 163 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Engelhardt Enger Hardeware 7513 Hamilton Avenue Phone: 521-7032 Free Delivery Excel Plumbing C0. Licensed Master N0. 187 3900 Darwin Ave. Cheviot 662-2862 Fashionette Dress Shoppe 3345 Harrison Ave. 662-4585 Custom Designing-Tailoring Bridal Dressmaking a, Specialty Finneytown Inn North Bend Near Winton 541-6884 Compliments-of-a-Friend Gardnefs Grocery 10296 Burlington Road Cincinnati 31, Ohio Gatchett Chevrolet Co. Cross Over the Levy Save on a Chevy 6615 Beechmont 521-8911 Glenmore Bowl Joe Wilson 3716 Glenmore Ave. 6161-5394 Cheviot 11, Ohio Grocsbeck Pharmacy 3155 W. Galbraith Road Prescriptions 521-3062 Eat at Cheviot Frischk Everything is Delicious 4047 Harrison Avenue Al Guethlein Insurance 3645 Glenmore Ave. 481-9796 Gaeringk I.G.A. Market 7567 Bridgetown Road Miame Heights Rich Haft Gulf 1'If you carft stop in Smile as you go by? 661-9800 Hansen Pony Keg and Snacks 5725 Glenway Ave. Free Delivery 661-9861 Lawrence R. Heyl J, C. Gockett C01 3633 Harrison Ave. Cheviot 11, Ohio Honan Electric Residential and Commercial Wiring Jackson 1-1595 Hofmann Painte rs-Decorators Quality Since 1905 921-2850 Hubefs Dept Store Warsaw-St. Lawrence 4 Shopping Area 3611 Warsaw Ave 921-3417 Headquarters for School Uniforms John Huster Inc. Residential and Commercial Blds. 5221 North Bend Rd. 662-2070 931-9129 Jeatfs Food Shop 3213 Harrison Ave. Open 9:30 A.M. to 10:00 RM. 661-9719 I 8!. J1 Super Market 5708 Gienway Ave. Cincinnati 38, Ohio 661-9737 Bert Jung1s Prescription Pharmacy 5838 Clenway Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 661-5044 J. and J. Rack Co. Apts. Available Houses-nothing down 661-2654- KarPs Beverage Service Gourmet and Fine Foods Werk and Glenmore Daytime Delivery 661-68916 KempeHs Pharmacy 481-3332 Harrison and Montana Kissel Bros. Amusement Park Groesbeck, Ohio KneHin Insurance Agency All Forms of Insurance 4902 Hevwerth Ave, 921-2324 Cincinnati 38, Ohio KoehePs Meats 2014 Freeman Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio PA-1-9246 R. Kreimer Parkview Market Groceries-Meats-Vegetables Carson and Harding Avenues 661-7354- Krummerfs Meats Restaurant and Home Freezer Service Phone: 661-4779 3818 Race Rd. Bridgetown La Rosais Pizza Italian Inn Restaurant Phone: 481-7784- 2411 Boudinot Ave. Price Hill Le Febure Bank and OfEce Equipment 714 Transportation Bldg. Cincinnati 2, Ohio 621-3299 Ed Leisgang Inc. Feeds and Seeds 44-23 Bridgetown Road 661-2120 Lierefs Gag? Egg Factory nFresh From the Hens to You2 3593 Springdale Road Brevis 39, Ohio Lukenas Bakery Quality Baked Goods Wedding and Party Cakes 34-06 Glenmore 661-9892 Lutz Flowers 2417 White Street Our Only Location Lee Lutz and Sons Florist 5653 Glenway 662-1400 Menkc Motor Sales, Inc. Your Western Hills Mercury Dealer 3500 Harrison 661-8100 Mercy School of Nursing Hamilton, Ohio Class Admitted August of Each Year TU-5-3267 Montanna Bakery 2955 Montanna. Ave. 661-0098 Max Engler, Proprietor Moriconfs Italian Grocery Domestic and Imported Wines 334 East Fifth Street MA-1-5800 Congratulations to the Class of 1963 of Mother of Mercy High School From Mother of Mercy Dad1s Ciub Mt. Healthy Hardware Co, Inc. 7613-15 Hamilton Ave. Cincinnati 31, Ohio JA-1-9373 Murphy Insurance Agency 3741 Glenmore Ave. Cheviot, Ohio Nic Koson Sink Top Co. 3511 Harrison Ave. Cheviot Cincinnati 11, Ohio HU-1-7843 Oak Hills Savings 8t Loan 5889 Bridgetown Road 661-6622 uInSured Savings One Stop Food Market Fresh Meats - Vegetables - Frozen Foods 661-7482 58341- Glenway Cincinnati 38, Ohio Osterhues Super Market Open Every Evening Till 9 RM. 661-6688 5516 Bridgetowu Road Our Best Wishes Travel With You The Werner Garment Co. Our Lady of Mercy Hospital Rowan Hill Drive, Mariemont Cinti. 27, Ohio 271-8800 Compliments of the Queen City Lumber Co. Peter Rebold 8: Son Inc. Funeral Homes 1712 Queen City; 3700 Glenmote 661-6200 PIONEER VENDING INC. 11All Types Coin Operated Machine? 3726 Kessen Avenue - Cheviot 661-5000 Plaza Music Center Records - Accessories - Greeting Cards Western Hill Shopping Plaza 481-5969 Price Hill Coney Chef Drive In 2016 Ferguson Rd1 At Glenway GR-l-I 151 Putman Candies World Famous Opera Creams Organization Fund Raising A Specialty 2415 Boudinot Ave. 481-8574 Quality Automobile Repairing 861-6720 Queen City Foods 3098 Queen City Avenue Bob 8: Tom Schaiblc, proprietors 661-5731 R, B. T001 6: Mfg. Co. 2865 Compton Road Cincinnati 39, Ohio 521-8292 Redigraph IncA Speed-O-Print-Supplies Mimeographing-Letter Service 3323 Dartmouth Dr. 661-4946 Rehrfs Markets 5844- Hamilton Ave. 1191 W. Galbraith Road College Hill Congratulations to the Class of 163 Mr. and Mrs. Reifenberger Ridmann Electric Co. Industrial 8!. Commercial Wiring 4-394- Virginia Ave. KI-1-0246 Rohe1s Pharmacy Harrison and Glenmore Ave. Cheviot 11, 01110 Free Delivery Service Rowe-Kamp, Inc. Steel Fabricators Cincinnati, Ohio St. Bonaventure 1798 Queen City Ave. 921-2547 Fr. Domini: Calme, O.S.F. Congratulations from St; Ignatius Parish Scheningcr Pier Drilling Co. 564-7 Cheviot Road 931-4720 Cincinnati 39, Ohio Santo Florist Third Generation i Same Location 1409-19 Knolton St 541-4455 Charles J. Shirmann Realty Co. 3: Bldrs. 2861 Harrison Ave. 661-2825 Lee SchweitzeHs Garage 104 W. Mitchell Quality Automobile Repairing 861-6720 Sears Price Hill Shop in Person or By Phone 921-8800 Sontag Dry Cleaners Serving Western Hills for 22 years Shirt Laundry-Storage Service 3006 Harrison Ave. 661-3230 Beverly Spiering Die Jay Farms Cincinnati, Ohio St. James Parish White Oak Congratulations to the Class of 163 Stancato School of Accordion Stardust Hall Wedding-Receptions-Meetings 7914 Hamilton Ave. Mt. Healthy 521-9327 Star Moving 8: Storage Co, Serving Western Hills for 37 years Local 13L Long Distance Moving 4 50 states Suburban Paint 8: Wallpaper 8154 Colerain Ave. Groesbeck uFine Paint and Fabulous WallpapersH Sunny ,n Sue Infants 8:: Childrerfs Wear Ladies Sportswear White Oak Shopping Center The Sycamore Savings and Loan Company 3209 West Galbraith Road Cincinnati 39, 1Groesbcck1 Ohio Telephone: 521-1930 Tonfs Auto Service Largest Chrysler Plymouth and Valiant Dealer Bud Auel IQ Tom J. Bywatcr 3110 Harrison Ave. Phone 661-4000 Trailway Bus Co. 310 East 5th St. Cincinnati 2, Ohio S-H Truck Stop West Harrison Ave. Bob Undry Construction Co. 5076 West Tower Ave. 661-0739 CintL 38, Ohio Congratulations And Best Wishes To the Class of 163 Mr. 8.: Mrs. Ray V055 Weathercote Driveways and Foundations W. Conger 5 41-668 1 Harold F1 Wclge Builder and Developer 5353 Work Road 481-1243; 481-1327 Western Hills Automatic Transmission 6540 Glenway Avenue Cincinnati 11, Ohio Phonc: 662-2333 Western Hills Fuel 8c Supply Co. Ferguson Ra. 8L C.8cO. R.R. Price Hi11661-0400 Building Materials 1ExceptLumber1 Western Homes Lumber-Millworm Panel Homes-Roof Trusses 6301 Colerain Rd 521-9194 Western Hills Press Price Hill News Your Western Hills Home News Papers Printers 0f Gleanings Western Plaza Sohio Werk 8c Glenway 661-9704 Westwood Avenue Shell 1700 Westwood Avenue 921-9876 Reasonable Rates We give S8LH Green Stamps Wiebking 6: Wilkinson Plumbing Co. We specialize in Remodel 6L Repair 1620 Clayton St. CA-1-4108 Wisemalfs Pharmacy 2073 Harrison Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 661-1753 Geo. L1 Wolf Sons A1 W01f4 Don W011 College H1114 Mt. Healthy Edward W. WoIff uLoyal to thc Ethics of Pharmacy, 4413 Glenway Avenue WA-1-1236 You Get the Best Plus Courteous Service At Coors Brothers Dairy KI-1-3217 Your Favorite Mixed Drinks Gus Wagnefs Cocktail Lounge Western Hills Plaza 5078 Glenway Ave. 661-9931 Zang Pharmacy 11Your Health and Prescription My First Thoughtl, 1756 Queen City Ave. 661-5922 THANK YOU AMERICAN TEARBOOK COMPANY OSBORN PHOTO-LAB POGUE STUDIO SISTERS OF MERCY MR. LEO GROSS UNDERCLASSMEJV PICTURES MR. jOHN M ULLANET - POGUE STUDIO MR. CARL VORPE - AMERICAN TEARBOOK COMPANY jUDlTH NELSON - C0 VER DESIGN SISTER MART AGNES, R.S.M., PRINCIPAL SISTER 0F MART JULIAN, R.S.M., ADVISER FA CULTT 0F MOTHER OF MERCY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS 0F MOTHER OF MERCY HIGH SCHOOL SPONSORS AND FRIENDS MERCTWOOD STAFF 175 Academic Division ........... 14-15 Subjects Arts ................... 32-33 Business ............... 30-31 English ................ 20-21 Foreign Languages ...... 26-27 Homemaking .............. 34 Mathematics ........... 24-25 Physical Education ......... 35 Religion ............... 18-19 Sciences ............... 28-29 Social Studies .......... 22-23 Activities Division ........... 36-37 Clubs A Cappella ................ 44 Art Honor Society .......... 58 Business Club .............. 69 CSMC .................... 63 French Club ............... 60 Future Teachers ........... 64 Glee Club .............. 42-43 Health Careers ............ 72 Latin Club ................ 59 Library Club .............. 74 Masque and Gavel ......... 70 Mu Alpha Theta ........... 70 National Honor Society . . . . . 71 Projectionists .............. 68 Red Cross ................. 73 Science Projects Club ....... 76 SDS ...................... 66 General I ndex Sodality ................... 67 Spanish Club .............. 61 YAR ..................... 75 Advertising Division ....... 166-167 Annual StafT ............... 38-39 Cahne, Rev. Stephen ........... 16 Christmas Activity .............. 147 CSMC Mission Days ..4 .... . . .. 142-143 Dramatics F reshman Play ............... 51 Gold Medalists .............. 54 Masque and Gavel ........ 48-49 Mercy-Elder Play ......... 5 3 -53 Silver Medalists .............. 55 Sop homore Play ............. 50 F aculty .................... 16-35 Freshman Orientation ......... 141 Gleamings Staff ............. 40-41 Graduation ............... 162-163 Introductory Section .......... 1-13 Pre-Prom Luncheon ....... 156-157 Lizza, Revl Carl ................ 16 176 May Crowning ............ 160-161 Music Advent Program ............ 146 Gold Medalists .............. 56 March Musical ......... 152-153 Orchestra ................ 46-47 Silver Medalists .............. 57 St. Cecilia Recital ........... 145 Presidents Senior ...................... 80 Junior ..................... 112 Sophomore ................. 122 Freshman ................... 130 Prom .................... 158-159 Senior Division ............. 78-79 Thank You Page .............. 175 Title Page ...................... 1 Underclassmen Division . , . . 110-111 Juniors ................ 112-121 Sophomores ............ 122-129 Freshmen .............. 130-139 Year in Review Division . s. . 138-139 Abel, Barbara .1 . 81 Abel, Patricia .1 . 113 Acito, Pamela 1 . . 131 Adam, Carol . . . 19,74,81 Adams, Rose 131 Addison, Kathleen 1 .1 19,39,57,81 Aichclc, Barbara .11 43,81 Aigner, Christine . 1 1 40,63,71,81 Albers, Mary 10 1 1 . 48,113 Anderson, Terry 1 1 1 131 Angst, Sharon 1 1. 131 Armbruster, Darlene 1. 1 131 Armstrong, Mary Ann 1 11 113 Assalunc, Mary 11 1 81 Auel, Diane 1 1 1 70,81,115 Auer, Linda 1 11 131 Augustine, Marie .1 . 131 Aylward, Dolores 1 . . 131,141 Baglan, Cheryl 1 11 81 Banjarcic, Diane 131 Barber, Dean 1 1 1 113 Bardua, Arlene . 1 . 123 Barlage, Carol .1 1 113 Barlagc, Nancy 1 . 1 131 Barnes, Linda . .1 131 Barnhorn, Kathleen .11 81 Barrett, Patricia 123 Barrometti, Shirley 123 Bartel, Judith 111 113 Bastin, Mary 1.. 123 Bauerficld, Christine . 1 . 112,113 Beck, Linda .1 1 123 Beckman, Jean 1 . 1 43,113 Bedinghaus, Mary Theresa . 1 1 123 Beisel, Judith 1.. 113 Baiting, Marcia 1 11 113 . 29,123 Beilman, Kathleen .1 . 113 Bender, Cheryl 1 1. 123 Bender, Darlene . .. 113 Bengal, Margaret 11. 82 Bennett, Patrica 34,131 Benzig, Sandra 1 .1 131 Berding, Donna 131 Herding, Judith 1 1 1 113 Herding, Mary Cecilia 1 1 1 123 Bcrkemeyer, Janet 113 Bellman, Dian: .1 Berkemeycr, Marilyn 1 , 1 131 Bcrning, Carol 1 11 131 Berning, Judith 1 1. 40,113 Berningcr, Linda 1 . 1 123 chzott, Joann . .1 24,113 Bcrtagna, Bevarly 82 Bessler, Jane 11. 63,82 Betz, Carole 1 . 1 82 Beyersdorfer, Paula 38,123 1 1 31,75,113 Bichl, Judith 1 11 123 Bien, Donna 1 .1 74,113 Bier, Linda .1. 75,131 Bihn, Judith 123 Birch, Donna 1 1 1 82 Bicknell, Francine . Student Index. Bischof, Janet 1 1 1 131 Bischof, Katherine . 11 48,70,113 Blazer, Nancy Lou 1 1. 82 Bockclman, Patricia .1. 123 Bockelmann, Bonnie 131 Boehl, Sandra .11 123 Boehm, Martha .1 . 82 Boeing, Carol 1 . 1 123 Boeing, Louise 1 11 131 Bohrer, Susan 1 1 . 123 Boiler, Kathryn .1 . 113 Bollinger, Mary Kay 1 1 . 35,41,56,122, 123 Bollinger, Sandra 1 , . 55,70,113 Bonaventure, Fern 1. . 113 Bone, Christine .1. 113 Borgmcmke, Mary .1 1 43,123 Bergman, Marie .11 43,44,113 Bergman, Nancy 1. 1 123 1 11,82 1 19,82 Bramlagc, Teresa 1 1 1 123 Brankamp, Ann .1 1 131 Branno, Joan 1 . 1 113 Braun, Judith 1 . 1 113 Brovard, Judith 1 1 1 123 Breen, Sharon 1. 1 123 Brethauer, Darlene 131 Brinker, Linda .1. 131 Brinkman, Barbara 1 1 1 113 Brinkman, Bonita .1. 113 Brinkman, Suzanne 1 1. 41,123 Bockman, Diana 1 . . 131 BrockmeEer, Lorayne . 1 1 38,113 Brndbeck, Joyce 1 1. 113 Brodbcck, Lois .1 . 82 Brodbeck, Mary .1. 131 Brodbeck, Kathleen .1 . 123 Brocring, Barbara 11,44,45,75,82 Broglc, Kathleen 123 Brass, Betty .. . 131 Brossart, Linda 1.1 131 Brothers, Constance 123 Brown, Barbara 11 1 131 Brown, Judith 1 .1 43,123 Brown, Marlene 1 1 1 123 Bauck, Joyce 1 1 Buudot, Donna Rae 1 1 Brown, Patricia 1 1 1 43,123 Brucggeman, Mary Jo 1 1 1 51,62 Bruser, Kathleen 1.. 113 Buchar, Nancy 1 1 1 113 Buchert, Marcia 1 11 123 Budd, Patricia 1 .1 113,150 Buddc, Mary Lou 1 1 1 83 Buescher, Joan .1 . 83 Bunker, Celeste . 1 . 67,83 Burch, Loretta 1.. 123 Burkart, Cynthia 1 1 1 62 Burke, Sharon . 1 . 131 Burman, Linda 1 1. 131 Burnett, Mary Kay 1 1 1 113 Busam, Elizabeth 1 .1 11,71,83 Buschle, Caro'l 113 Butscha, Barbara 1 1 1 75,114,147 177 1 122,123 1 31,114 Byrne, Marilyn .11 131 Butscha, Rea .1 Buttlcwerth, June ,1 Caminiti, Nancy 1 1 1 114 1 50,123 Carrica, Constance 1 1 1 83 Carrigan, Kathleen .1 1 83 Carroll, Patricia . , 1 51 Cantzler, Linda 1 1 Carry, Lynn . 1 1 Carter, Bonnie 1 .1 84 Carter, Connie 1 .1 84 Case, Carol 131 1 1 1 47,123 Casey, Janice 84 Casey, Nancy 1 .1 48,54,70,84 Cassiere, Linda .. . 123 Cassedy, Kathleen Cassini, Virginia . . 1 123 Castellini, Lynn . . 1 123 Christensen, Mary 111 74,123 Circsi, Cathy 1 . 1 131 Cleary, Patrica . 1 1 123 Cody, Susan .1 1 32,54,70,S4,104 Colegatc, Diana .1 1 123 Collins, Cathy 1 . . 43,45,114,119,145 Collins, Connie 11 . 131 Collins, Erin .11 43,123 Collins, Mamlee 1 1 1 84 Conner, Angela .11 123 Cape, Frances 1 . . 84 Cope, Rosemary . 1 1 Carry, Lynn 11. 123 Crcager, Martha 131 Cramer, Victoria 1 .1 84 Crone, Susan 1 11 131 Cronin, Kathleen 123 Cuni, Danna 43,123 Dalton, Margaret 1 1 1 131 Daly, Lynn 123 Dasenbrock, Diane 1 1 1 133,141 Dassinger, Cmmie 1 . . 131 1 1 . 71,84 David, Cathy 1 11 131 Dauwc, Loretta Davis, Mary Katherine . 1 1 46,84 Day, Maureen 1 1 1 44,45,123 Dc CDurcy, Marianne 111 4830,84 Dc Courcy. Martha 1 11 124 Decms, Linda 46,124 Dcems, Margaret .11 131 Del Favcro, Virginia . 1 1 124 Denier, Carol 1.. 114 Dcxos, Edna 1. 1 Di Cicro, Frances 1 11 114 Dickman, Juanita .. 1 24,112,114 Dicrsing, Helen 84 Dielrick, Joann 85 Dillon, Palricn 85 Dinccn, Nancy 114 Dineen, Patti 1 .. 124 Di Pilla, Jenny 11. 124 Distlcr, Carol 1 . 1 114 Ditrgen, Doris .1 . 131 Ditlgcn, Janicc 1 ., 114 Dixon, Edna .1 Dixon, Ruth 1. 1 31,114 1 44,124- Duergcr, Maryann 85 Dohcrw, Deborah 1 .. 124,125 Dalle, Carol . 1, 131 Donncllon, Karen 54,70,75,85 Donnellun, Sharon .1. 471131 111 44,45,46,74,85 Donovan, Kathleen . 1 1 Duran, Christine 132 Donahue, Patrica Dorger, Dm'olhy . 1 . Dorsey, Janet 75,132,140 Dossman, Margaret 47,124 Dolh, Linda 132 Dowing, Leslie 1 11 43,124 Dragan, Carla .1 1 124 Dmes, Geraldine 132 Dr'ccs, Marlene 1.. 24,70,114,120 Driest, Donna 85 Drocsch, Diane , , . 124 Ducnhoft, Marilyn 124 Dugan, Patrica 124 Dumont, Suzanne 1, . 86 Dunigan, Margaret 1 . 1 124 Dunnctt, Jacqulyn 86 Dupps, Diana 1 . 1 40,112,114 Early, Mary Ann . 11 19,43,45,114 Earnsl, Donna .1. 1301411011, Joann .1 . 124 Eilerman, Bonila . . . 132 Eilcns, Karen 11. 43,44,144 Elsenccher, Nancy .1. 31,114 Elfers, Mary Lou 1 . , 11,47,85 Eliers, Patrica .1 1 311451114 Ellis, Barbara 1 1. 19,114 Emmerick, Arlyn 1 1 1 114 Engclhardl, Joyce 1 ,1 75,86 Enghauscr, Regina 41,67,124 Englcr, Marlene 1 . . 85 1 63,36 Epperson, Dolores 132 Erb, Cheryl 1 .1 19,38,63,67,86,95 Erhardt, Gretchen 124 Ernst, Donna .1. 132 Engicr, Maxine 1 1 Espclagc, Barbara 1 1. 124 Espelagc, Rita 132 Essen, Mary Lou .. . 124 Estcrkamp, Judith , , 1 62,132 Eveslagc, Nancy 11,55,70,86,149 Fagin, Linda 124 Fallon, Bonita 41,124 Falls, Jam: 1 1 1 45,132 Farfsing, Judy . . 1 132 Farlellu. Barbara Ju . . , 85 Fay, Carol . .1 124 Fedcrlc, Diana 1.. 124.126 Feist, Sylvia . ., 114 Feist, Vivian 1 .1 132 Fcldkamp, Constance 1 . , 87 Feldman, Barbara 87 Fclix, Maryanne 124 Feller, Juan 54,62,70,74,87 Ferncding, Ezu-lcnc . .1 40,67,114 .Feucht, Judith 45,46,124 Fey, Pntrica 1 . 1 132 Ficler. Marian 114 .. 74,88 Finley, Dolores 124 Finn, Cheryl 132 Fischer, Donna 1 . . 124 Fischer, Kathleen . .. 45,124 Fi5hcr, Sally Jo 11. 132 Fitzpatrick, Joyce 40,62,88,143 Flahcrly, Sharon 1 .1 114 Fillipp, Kathieeu 1 Fleming, Ann 114 . 50,124 1 12,74,75188 Fleetkcr, Marian .. Flottman, Katherine 1. Flynn, Joanne . . 1 114 . 122,124 . . 45,114,119 . 45,46,124 Fox, Nlnl'garct . .1 51 Fox, Mary Ann 1 . 1 31,114 Fox, Sharon . .. 132 Foersch, Maureen .1 Folzcnlogcn, Mary Sue 1 F01, Bo Vonnc 1 . Francis, Diane 89 Frankc, Carol 89 Fraz, Geraldine 124 Frcdirck, Katherine 1 . . 89 Fredwest, Sharron 1 .1 114 Frey, Janet 89 . 106,112,114,150 . 12,39,89,142 Fraschauer, Judith , . . 132 Fuell, Susan 43,122,124 Fuller, Claire . .. 124 Frey, Mary .. Friedrick, Margaret 1. Gallagher, Christina .1. 124 Gallagher, Kathleen . . . 45,46,89 Gallo, Judy . .. 114 Gambetta, Cheryl .1 . 62,124 Gambetta, Margaret .1 . 24,40,114 Gandcnbcrgcr, Joanne 132 . . . 85,89 Gartncr, Linda Lee .1 . 89 Gaynor, Margaret 1 .. 132 Gnrtner, Gloria Lee Gedney, Anne 124 Gcllcnbcck, Donna .1 . 112,114,119 Gcnskc, Gabriella .1 . 114 Genske, Marta 124 Gcrding, Kathleen . .. 132 Gicsken, Marsha .. 1 132 . 38,89 Gilkcr, Patricia 1.. 124 Gillan, Patricia 1 1. 124- Gillcn, Rita 1 . . 132 Gillman, Donna . .. 58,114 Godfrey, Elaine 1 .1 124 Guebel, Marilyn .1 . 124 Goth, Joyce . 1 1 90,148 Goetz, Donna . . . 124 Gold, Mary Ann 21,40,112,114 Goldsmith, Donna 1 . . 124 Goldsmith, Sandra. 1 1 1 132 Gould, Marilyn .1. 124 Giallongo, Patricia .. Grahl, Donna 132 Grant, Linda L. 11. 90 Grceley, Sharon 1 .1 43,124 Greene, Bonnie 90 Greincr, Gerry .1 1 90 1 . 55,70190 Greiner, Roberta 1 .. 132 . . 132,141 Grcsscl, Luis .1. 125 Grenlich, Jo Ann 90 Grcalich, Mary Jo 125 Grieco, Antoinette 132 .1 62,132 Grimes, Janet 91 Crofcr, Carol 125 Grogan, Mary .11 115 Greiner, Mary Jo . Greincr, Teri . Gricsser, Elaine . Grossc, Christine 125 Grate, Karen 125 Grucncr, Joycc 125 Grupenhoff, Claire 115 Gucmher, Chris 132 Gucthlein, Barbara 1.. 132 Guilfoylc, Martha . . 1 125 Guilfayle, Mary 1 .1 115 Guilfoylc, Susan . . . 132 Custer, Anna . . 1 132 Haas, Beverly . . . 132 HaaS, Jacqueline . .1 125 Haas, Kathleen 102,112,115 Haban, Jill .1. 125 Habcrthicr, Nancy 1 .. 125 Habig, Barbara 44,115 Habig, Diane 1 . . 132 Hafner, Cheryl 1.. 125 1 11,90,91,148,149 Haley, Judith . , . 115 Hall, Judith . . . 40,115 Hall, Sheila .11 91 Hamblin, Toni . .. 132 .1 24,115 Hardcwig, Patricia 115 Harding, Judith 1 .1 11,43,63,87,91,143 Harland, Cheryl .1 . 41,125 Harmeling, Ann 1 . 1 125 Harmeiing, Janet . .1 125 Hurmcycr, Cecilia .1. 125 Harvey, Patricia . .. 115,147 Hasc, Carol . 1 1 40,91 Hater, Judith 1 .. 125 . 75,91 Havcrkamp, Donna . . . 43,44,125 Heffron, Charlene 1. . 115 Hehemann, Beverly 1 . . 29,125 Hchemann, Bonnie .1 . 132 Hrid, Charlene 1 .. 91,109 Heid, Cheryl . 1 . 125 Haidcrn, Susan 1 .. 11,21,62,38,91 Hcim, Arlene . .1 115 Heincmam Nancy 12,91 Hckler, Betty 1 .1 132 . 58,115 . 13,45,115,119 Haig, Donna 1 . Hanuberg, Rita 1 Hatke, Annemac .1 Helcms, Susan . . Hemsath, Francine 1. 178 Hemsalh, Linda 1.. 132 Hemstcgcr, Ann . 1 . 62,91 Hennekes, Kathleen 29,125 Henningcr, Mary Lou . 1 . 91 Herbert, Lois . 1. 125 Hering, Lucille .1. 125 Heron, Diana 1 . . 125 Herr, Margaret .1. 41,125 Hermg, Mary . 1 . 132 Henag, Susan 1 1 . 41,125 Hctzer, Judith 1 .. 125 Heuermann, Claire . .1 125 Hill, Marcia . . . 91 Hillenbrand, Carolyn 1 .1 132 1. 115,147 Hischmillcr, Susan 115 Hizer, Barbara . . . 132 Hoberg, Janice .11 19,115 Hock, Louise 1 . 1 88,92 Hoenemeyer, Ruth 1 . . 48,70,115 Hoesl, Linda . 1 . 132 HOE, Carolyn . 1. 132 Hines, Patricia . Hoffmann, Marguerite .1. 43,92 Holt, Kathleen 1.. 115,120 Honnert, Mary Louise . .. 41,125 chningford, Nancy 92 Honningford, Sandra 1 ., 24,57,106, 1 Horncy, Phyllis . 1 . 125 Hosticr, Karen . .. 26,115 Huber, Sue .1. 132 Huebner, Carol 1 .1 125 Hucbncr, Marybeth . . . 132 Huismann, Mary Jo . .1 125 Huillink, Ruth 1 .. 48,115 Hummel, Bonnie . . . 132 Hunzeker, Mary Beth . . 1 48,63,115 Hurlander, Linda . . . 132 Hussong, Sherry . . . 125 Huster, Sharon . 1 1 92 1 48,92 . 75,92 Huston, Juan .1 Kyle, Rita 1 . Imholt, Kathleen 133 Inderhees, Carol .1. 125 Indcrhees, Diane 1 .. 125 Jacob, Evelyn 1 .. 26,125,144 Jacubcr, Jane .1 1 74,125 Iaspcrs, Janet 1 1. 133 40,90,92,143,149 . 43,126 Jesse, Patricia . 1. Johanneman, Kathleen .. . 88,92 Jones, Janice 126 Jordan, Jeanne .1 . 126 Jucngling. Geraldine .1. 93 Jungkunz, Geraldine .1 1 93 Johnson, Donna . 1 Kaczmarski, Krystyna . 1. 126 Kallmeyer, Judith 1.. 126 Kammer, Donna . 1 . 126 Kammer, Doris . . . 126 Kammcr, Mary Jo .1. 115,147 Karfagen, Sandra 1 . . Kastner, Sheila 1. . 126 Kathman, Marilyn 39,93,147 Kaufman, Jean .1. 115 Keating, Mary 1 . . 126 Keegan, Geraldine 11 . 93 Keller, Mary Lee .1 . 93 Kelley, Kathleen .1. 93 Kelley, Kathleen .1. 116 Kellinghaus, Sandra 1.. 133 Kelly, Patricia 1 . 1 133 Kerber, Mary 11 . 43,50,126 Kcstler, Kathleen 1 . . 12S Kidder, Karen .. . 116 Kieicr, Antoinette 1 . 1 126 . 43,126 King, Margaret 38,116 Kirchner, Cheryl . . . 113 Kirchner, Donna 94 Kist, Rita Ann . 1 1 94 Kist, Velma 1 . 1 126 Kien, Janet 11 Kleimever, Peggy . 1 1 126 Klett, Nancy . .1 74,94 Kling, Donna . . . 126 Kling, Sharon 1.. 20,133 Klostermann, Ruth 1 1. 38,71,94 . 43,45,116 Knecr, Peggy 1 . . 94 Koch, Judith . . 1 58,116 Koch, Kathleen 1 .1 19,116 Kolks, Ruth . 1 . 85,94,141 Konrad, Martha . 1. 116,120 Kopp, Diane 126 Koren, Jane 94 Koriagcn, Sandra . . . 133 Kutte, Angela . . . 133 . 58,116 Knsse, Kathiecn 43,126 Kraemer, Kathie 133 Kracmcr, Sharon . . . 41,126 Kraft, Gail . .. 411,126 . 74,75,94 Kramer, Constance . 1 . 94 Kramer, Donna 116 Kraus, Ann . .1 133 Krauz, Mary Ann .1 . 126 Krebs, Dianne 94 Kricmer, Carol . .. 41,126 Kriemer, Juan .1 . 116 Klusman, Paula 1. Kane, Wilma . . Kramer, Ann .. Krienst, Patricia 1 . . 94 Krocgcr, Karen . 1. 116 Kroeger, Kathleen .1 1 126 Kraeger, Kathryn .1 . 126 Krummen, Janet . 1 . 133 Krzynowck, Patricia .11 116 1 34,133 Kunz, Mary Ann 1 .1 41,50,62,126 Kurtz, Mary .1 . 43,95 Kuehnle, Carolyn . . Laake, Constance 126 Labmier, Carolyn . .1 95 Lachcr, Diane . . 1 34,133 Lacher, Shirley . .. 126 Lahmann, Lauren . 1 . 38,133 Lalosh, Rose . 1 . 133 Larneier, Dianne . 7 . 95,141 Lamntt, Judith 7 .7 95 La Mott, Marlene 7 77 133 Lamping, Mary 7 7 7 43,95 Landy, Patricia . .7 43,44,45,95 Landy, Judith 77 7 126 133 Larsh, Betty 7 7 7 43,96 Laub, Monica 7 7 7 116 Laubcrends, Madonna 7 .7 46,96 126 Leesman, Barbara 7 77 126 Leidhegner, Judy 7 7 7 71,96 Lange, Katherine 7 7 7 Lauman, Diane 7 77 Lcincn, Ciarc 7 7 . 126 Lcwe, Diane . 7 7 35,50,126 Lichtmann, Charlene 7 77 70,115,116 Lichtmann, Maria 7 . 7 63,67,536 Lienesh, Kathleen 126 Lietz, Mary 7 7. 133 Lillie, Mary Ann 7 7 7 126 Lindeman, Kathleen 122,126 Lindsay, Linda . 7 7 126 Lipps, Elizabeth 77 7 127 Loch, Vivian 7 7 7 116 Lockard, Karen 7 7 7 127 127 Long, Pamela 127 7 116,120 Lowstutter, Patricia 7 7 . 25,116,120 Luckmdn, Jean . . 7 133 7 7 7 43,44,45,116 127 Luensman, Margaret .7 7 116 127 Logan, Diana 7 7 . Lower, Linda 77 Ludwig, Lois Luebbert, Donna 7 7 7 Luhrmann, Donna 7 7 7 Lunnc, Anita 7 . .115 Lutterbei, Gloria 116 Luu, Margaret 7 7 7 127 Lynn, Arlene 7 . 7 63,116 MacDonald, Linda 7 7 7 127 Mackc, Sylvia 7 7 7 133 Maifcld, Evelyn . 7 . 31,116 Malinowski, Sandra . 77 127 Maloney, Lorna Maria. . 7 7 96 Manna, Marlene 7 7 7 133 Marchctti, Judith 127 Marshall, Gloria Ellen 7 7 7 96 Martin, Mary Jo 7 7 7 127 Marvin, Marita 7 7 7 133 Massa, Kathy 117 Mattis, Maureen 77 . 38,117 Munch, Madeline 7 7 7 133 Maurer, Linda 127 Mayer, Linda 7 . 7 127 Mayhall, Barbara 7 77 127 McAndrews, Barbara 7 . 7 127 McCann, Patricia 7 7 7 127 McCarthy, Marilyn 7 7 . 117 McCanhy, Shiella 50,63,127 McCormach, Kamn 127 McCroskay, Patricia 133 McElroy, Linda 7 7. 74,96 McGaha, Diane 133 McGowan. Maw Ann 7 7 . 133 McGowan, Mary Jo 4547,6236 McGrath, Donna . . 7 133 Mchath, Mary Ann 7 7 7 211,40,62,117 McHugh, Elizabeth 77 7 74,96 McKenna, Carol' 7 7 7 133 McKcon, Charlene 31,117 McKinney, Donna 127 McMahon, Barbara 7 .7 117 McManus, Donna 50,127 McSorIcy, Mary Jane 7 77 133 Mechlcy, Rose .7 7 133 Mecnts, Betty 10 127 Meiners, Elaine 7 7. 29,70,117 Mendel, Natalie . . 7 133 Manges, Darlene 133 Manges, Mary . 7 . 127 Manges, Maw Sue 7 . 7 45,47,127 Manges, Teda . .7 Menningcr, Joyce 7 7. 43,114 Mentrup, Caml 7 . 7 127 Merkhnfer, Mary Jean 7 . . 38,44,117 Merrill, Kathryn . 7 7 133 Menman, Clare 7 7 7 133 Metz, Janice . 7 7 133 Mctz, Joyce .7 7 133 Mctzler, Mary 7 7 7 117 Meyer, Karen 7 7 7 41,66,127 Meyer, Kathy 127 Meyer, Linda 38,44,66,117 Meyer, Linda 133 Meyer, Marv Dolores 7 7. 117 Meyer, Monica 7 7 7 127 Meyer, Virginia 134 Meyers, Mary Jean 7 7 7 127 Meyers. Sharon 7. 7 29 Meyers, Peggy 62,133 Mezger, Janet 117 Middendorf, Marilyn 7 7 7 38,127 Millw, Mila Mac 7 .7 97 Miller, Linda 134 Miller, Sandra 7 7 . 127 Mills, Mary Jane 7 7 7 117 Minnich, chrgia 7 7 7 97 Mischcll, Eileen 117 Mitchell, Carol 54,70,97 Moelchcrt, Joan 7 77 127 Mocllcr, Susan 134 Mohr. Jo Ann 7 . 7 122,127 Molengrafl. Linda 7 7 7 98,143 Mollncr. Marlene 7 77 134 Monnig. Janie: 7 . 7 98 Monnig, Susan 7 . 7 98 Moore. Mary Lee . . 7 98 Moore, Patricia. 7 7. 41,127 Moorman, Barbara 7 7 . 1128.38.98 Moorman. Claire 117 Linarman, Doris .. . 134 Moran, Margaret. .7 7 437112117 Morgan, Janet 7. 7 127 Morgcnthal, Patricia 7 7 7 134 Mariconi, Kathy . 7 7 5576770790798. 149 179 Morris, Mary Ann 7 7. 75,134 Mossman, Diane 7 7 . 134 Mucllcnfuss, Carol 7 .7 99 Muddiman, Eiainc 7 .7 63,134 Mueller, Gayle 7 7 Mueller, Linda 7 .7 Mueller, Marilyn 77 Mueller, Mary 7 7 Mueninghoff, Elai 7 38,50,120,127 134 . 26,62,127 7 99 Ht: 7. 7 127 Muliinix, Judith 7 7 7 116,127 Murdock, Louclla 7 7 7 Murphy, Kathleen 77 Murphy, Marie 7 7 . Murphy, Susan 7 7 7 Myers, Carolyn 7 . . Myers, Sharon 7 7 . Nabcr, Janice 7 7 7 Ncad Kathleen 7 156,158,159 Neiheiscl, Barbara 7 7 . Neiheiscl, Bonnie Neiheiscl, Bonnie 7 7 7 Ncihciscl, Diana 7 7 7 Neihcisel, Donna 7 7 7 134 7 127,134 127 127 134 117 127 7 7 19,70,99,102,106, 134 . . . 62,134 117 134 134 Neiheiscl, Judith 7 . 7 58,75,953 Neiheisel, Miriam 7 7 . Nelson, Judith 7. Ncu, Elizabeth 7 7 7 Neu, Lois . . 7 99 Neumister, Judy 7 Never, Janice 7 . 7 Niehaus, Jerilyn 7 7 . 127 7 43,58,93,99,145 117 7 7 134 117 117 Nichaus, Nancy .7 . 62,134 Niehoff, Mary Lou 7 . 7 Nicmer, Cynthia 7. Niklas, Mary 7 . 7 Nolan, Patricir 7 7 7 Nordman, Linda .7 Nnrdman, Mar 0 7 7 119 y I Nugem, Judith . 7 O'Connor, Rita 7. Oehler, Patricia 7 7 . Oliver, Kathleen 77 Osborn, Jane 7 7 . Osterhues, Mary . 7 7 Oste rhucs, Linda Overbcck, Patricia Overberg, Sharon 7 7 7 Owens, Elizabeth Owens, Mary . 7 7 Owens, Mary Ann 7 7 Owens, Susan 77 7 Panaro, Antoinette 7 7 7 Pasternak, Antoinette . 7 7 Paulscn, Nancy 77 Paxton, Judith .77 Pcaslee, Diane 7 117 . 134,141 117 127 7 18,134 7 13,26,45,117, 7 127 7 9,11,99,140,147 127 7 41,127 99 134 7 7 7 38,48,55,70,117 7 7 7 18,134 134 7 7 7 28,117 134 7 5,55,66,70,117 18,134 127 127 . 62,134 117 . 134 c Petit, Penelope 7 7 7 Pflum, Bonita 7 7 7 Phillips, Beverly 7 7 . Piccnla, Sandra 7 7 . Pistor, Peggy 7 . 7 1 17 127 99 1 34 Podvin, Jennifer 7 7 7 115,117 Pullman, Mary 7 7. 134 Potzick, Kathleen 7 7 7 128 Prechcncnko, Valentina 7 77 23,128 Prinzo, Audrey 7 7 7 134 Rack, Dianne 7 7 7 $839,101,149 Rach, Geraldine 7 77 128 Rack, Nina 7 7 7 128 Rahm, Claire 7 7 7 Rahm, Elaine 7 7 7 Ramsey, Gualdinc 7 7 7 99 Rapicn Anita 40,58,75,93,100, 102145156158 Ratham, Danna 7 77 46,75 Rattcrmann, Donna . 7 7 28,53,100,104 Rattcrman, Martha 7 .7 13,24,45,70, 117,119,120 Re, Linda 128 Redmond, Kathleen . 7 7 Redmond, Mary . 7 7 100 Reichrat'h, Brigette . 7 7 39,100,142 Reifenberger, Mary 43,100 Reilly, Kathleen 7 7 7 115,117 Reincrman, Diana 7 77 134 Rcinerman, Nancy 43,45,118 Reis, Kathleen 7 7. 128 Reisz, Marilyn 7 7 7 100 chnekamp, Carol 48,70,118 Renncr, Bcvcrly 77 . 128 128 Rentschlcr, Darlene 7 7 7 62,134 Rcttig, Rosemary 7 7 7 11,21,40,100 Richter, Jacqnefyn 7 7 7 118 Richter, Karen 134 Ridmann, Cynthia . 7 . 128 Ridmann, Karen 134 Riehlc, Beverly Ann 7 7 7 75,127 Ricdcl, Margaret 7 .7 62,135 Ricdcnger, Constance 7 7 . 118 Riehle, Bonita 7 77 11,67,71,75,100 Riel, Sieglinda 135 Rios, Geraldine 7 7. 128 Ricskamp, Lorraine .7 7 118 Ricskamp, Marita 135 Ricstcnberg, Linda 128 Riga, Cheryl 7 . , 118 Riga, Kathleen 7 .7 51,135 Riga, Mary . 77 41,128 Ringenbach, Mary 7 7 7 128 Rincr, Ruth 7 77 118 Rischmann, Ann 135 Rino, Barbara 40,118 Robb, Carolyn 7 7 7 62,100 Robb, Leila 7 7 . 41,128 Robbe, Mary Ruth 7 . . 100 Robinson, Linda 7 7 7 118 Robinson. Sylvia 135 Roda, Tanya . 7 7 128 Roedershcimcr, Nancy 7 7 7 62,135 Roedershcimcr, Sue 7 7 7 98,100 Rocnkcr, Margaret 7 7 7 128 Rohe, Maureen 118 Rohrmeior, Jill 7 7 7 128 Rois, Janice 7 7 7 Rolf, Kamerine 135 Rnney, Kathleen . , . 128 Rolhan, Nancy . . . 100,135 Ruevc, Barbara A A . 135 RuoH, Barbara . , . 118 Rush, Lynne . ., 118 Russo, Angela . . . 128 Ruprccht, Marjorie . . . 135 Ryan, Susan 135 Sabatclli, Eileen . . . 128 Sabers, Kathleen 85,101 Sage, Jacqueline 12S Sailcr, Rosaiie 118 Sample, Susan . , . 41,128 Sauer, Geneva A ,. 101 Sauer, Marianne . . . 118 Saul, Diane . .. 35,128 Scahill, Maureen . ,. 40,70,101 Schanf, Barbara A . . 128 Schaefcr, Janet . . . 135,140 Schacfcr, Teri . . . 40,71,101 Schaiblc, Donna . , , 128 Schaible, Kathryn .. . 45,46,101 Schaible, Pauline 41,128 Schaich, Deborah . . A 29,128 Schaub, Doris A .. 128 Schehl, Mary Jo . . . 43,45,118 Schell, Jane Catherine . . . 101 Schell, Jane Elizabeth . .. 11,39,62, 71,93,102,143,73,165 Schell, Patricia 38,118 Schibi, Dorothy . . A 106,118 Schibi, Martha . , , 29,102 Scheiss, Mary Jo . . . 135 Schinner, Sandra .. A 128 Schirmann, Janice . . .43,128 Schmidt, Ada Lee . . . 102,141 Schmidt, Catherine . .. 103 Schmidt, Yvonna . .. 103 Schmitt, Mary Ann . . . 135 Schneider, Gail . .A 118 Schneider, Mary . .. 50,128 Schneider, Mary Beth . . A 41,128 Schnetzcr, Darlene 135 Schoenlaub, Martha . .. 62,135 Schocnling, Kathleen . . . 41,128 Schocnling, Linda ,A . 118 Schoenwctter, Susan . .. 44,74,103 Scholle, Karen . .. 128 Scholl, Therese . , . 135 Schottc, Patricia . . . 118 Schramm, Martha . . . 103 Schroeder, Jacqueline . . . 118 Schroeder, Jeancne .. . 118 Schroeder, Nancy .. , 45,46,103 Schroeder, Nancy . . . 135 Scllucblcr, Gail . . , 118 . . 31,118 Schultc, Donna . . . 128 Schultz, Anna . . . 9,43 Schulu, Barbara 128 Schultz, Jane . . . 45,128 Schuerman, Barbara . Schultz, Karla 128 Schultz, Kathryn . , . 103 Schulz, Marie . , . 118 Schulz, Paula 135 Schumachcr, Mary . . . 103 Schusler, Kathleen . .. 135 Schustcr, LDrrita , , . 128 Schustcr, Lynn . . . 135 Schawb, Patricia ,. . 135 Schwab, Virginia . . . 128 Schwartz, Joan . . . 118,119,145 Schweitzer, Marv . , . 103 . 38,55,63,70,118 Scriveri, Patricia . . . 128 Sager, Dorothea 74,118 chhi, Sandra A .. 128 Seitz, Carolyn . . . 43,44,118 Seitz, Janet . , . 118 Selm, Dorinne . , . 62,135 Sang, Sandra . ,. 128 Shelton, Angela . . . 128 Shrout, Aihcrta . A. 135 Siebenberger, Anna . . , 103 Simpson, Janet ,A . 128 Smith, Geraldine . , . 135 Smith, Nancy , . , 122,128 Smith, Roberta . .. 118 Sciarra, Joyce .. Snctzcr, Darlene . . . . 43,128 Solomon, Janet 104 Sohmer, Jam: .. Spitzmiller, Helen . .. 104 . 34,135 Spitzmillcr, Theresa . . . 118 Splain, Kathleen . , , 24,115,119 Sprengax'd, Kathleen 26,129 Stahl, Barbara 129 Spitzmiller, Janet ,. Stanton, Constance . . . 129 Stavermann, Constance 5,104,149 Stead, Charlotte . . . 104 Stchlin, Linda . .. 129 Steinmetz, Joyce 71,104 Steinmetz, Linda , .. 135,141 Stengcr, Barbara 5,74,104,149 Stunger, Margaret 129 Stcrlz, Linda Let: 105 Stevens, Audrey . . A 75,105,142 Stewart, Linda , . . 135 Stock, Mary Lou . . . 135 Stockchnan, Ruth . ,, 41,126,129 Stall, Theresa . . A 40,119 Strcichcr, Jean 119 Strict, Janice . . . 119 Stumin, Constance . . . 129 Subler, Jeanne 129 Suchcr, Joyce 67,119,120 . 41,129 . . 66,105 Sundcrman, Joan 119 Sushcr, Kathleen 135 Sullivan, Maureen A . Sullivan, Patrica. . chgman, Barbara . ,. 18,135 Sweelman, Nancy . . . 129 Tatman, Charlene . ,. 74,105 Taylor, Jacquclyn . ,. 41,63.122-,129 Teal, Betty Lou . .. 105 Tulclcr, Beverly ,. . 4830.119 Tcnkman, Carol 129 Tcnsi, Marilyn 119 Tape, Jeanette . . . 62,129 Theurex; Mary . . . 129 Thieman, Kathleen . . . 18,135 Thinncs, Betty . , . 105 143 Thinner, Gerry . .. 105 Thoma, Marilyn . A . 129 Thompson, Sandra . .. 98,105 Torbcck, Luis A 7 . 43,71,105 Tout, Martha . .. 119 Tragcsor, Margaret 105 Trcfzgcr, Rosemary 58,93,105,148 Tripper, Mary . . . 135 Trauhler, Donna . . . 135 Umbcrg, Ann . , . 105 Umbcrg, Elaine . . . 129 Umbcrg, Mary 129 A 24,119 Uphaus, Alice . . . 129 Uhlmansick, Pamela . . . 135 Uhrig, Victoria. 129 Ungru, Marlene A . Van, Jane .. . 43,119 Vanda Ryt, Margaret 7. . 23,119 Van Holtc, Barbara . .. 43,75,106 Veldhaus, Janice . . . 129 VelkllufT, Mary Helen . , A 106 Vidal, Gail . . . 129 Vin, Mary Ellen . . . 106 Vitullo, Susan 135 Vocgelc. Cynthia . , . 135 Voclkcr, Clare A .. 32,135 Vocllmecke, Mary . . . 129 Voellmccke, Sue . . , 119 Volk, Vicky . . . 135 Vogcl, Mary Ann . . . 119 Vonberg, Cheryl . . . 129 Voss, Arm , v . 106 Waciner, Nancy . .. 43,75,106 Wade, Diane 55,70,119 . 135,150 A 63,135 Wagner, Jean Ann Wahl, Peggy . . . 1:5 Waldron, Clair . . . 135 Walters, Judy Ann . .. 39,106 Wandstrat, Marilyn . . . 119 , 12,119 Waplcs, Connie . . . 129 Ward, Mary 135 Ward, Nancy . , . 31,119 Weber, Janet ,. . 26,129 Weber, Rita 107 Wedding, Marilyn 45,47,119 Weihel, Sandra . . . 107 Well, Robyn . H 135 Wcishrud, Judilll . , . 107 Wcisbrodt, Janice . , . 135 Wagner. Alberta ,. Wagner, Eileen .. Wanstrath, Janice ,. Wclgc, Helen Louise , 7 107 Welling, Pamela 107 Wengcr, Micheic 129 Wengcr, Nancy . . . 136 chslx'up, Ruth . . . 119 Werscl, Janet ... VVeIsc'l, Pamela . , . 136 Wressci, Janet , .. 112,119 , . 38,136 Wessels, Linda 129 .. 530.3954, Wcsscling, Anne . Wcstcrkamp, Constance . A , 74,107 Whitaker, Kathleen . . . 136 While. Judith . v . 119 Widmcr, Gcorgiann ,. . 119 Wicgal, Lois Ann . ,A 107 Wicman. Deanna 66,107 VVictc, Lynn A .. 136 Wild, Michele . . . 119,147 Wilhelm, Carol 136 Wilkymacky, Geraldiinc . , . 107 Willenborg, Arlene . , . 129 Willcnborg, Susan . . . 129 Willcnlxrink, Donna ., . 119 Williams, Barbara . , . 129 Wihning, Mary A . 7 I20 Wilms, Bernadette . . . 103 Winklcr, Barbara , A, 108 Wippcl, Janice . . . 129 Wise, Ann . . . 120 Wisscl, Donna 1 A . 41,129 Wiltrocll, Carol . . . 120 Wittrock, Doris . A . 108 Wiwi, Carolyn . . . 108 Wolf, Barbara . . . 41,62,129 Wolf, Jana . .. 71,83,108 Well, Martha . , . Wood, Eileen . , . 120 Woodr'uFf, Jacquelyn 27,71,83,108 Wucllncr, Barbara. 129 Wuest, Kathleen 120 Young, Carol . . . 136 Yuugcr, Diane . . . 136 Yungcr, Judy . . . 38,44,55,70,119,120, 157 Yungcr. Theresa 136 Zackman. Sheridan . . . 83,102,108. 156 158 Zalan, Nancy 28,120 Zack, Marilyn . . . 129 .. 41.129 . 31,43,120 Zlepfel, Mary Ann . . . 129 Zimplaman, Mary 108 Zuckcrberg, Melody . . . 38,75,120 . , 38,120 Zenz, Vi rgInia , Zm'huscll, Armclln .. Zwiss-Iu', Joan . '1 3-215 , . . .m , $ A Xma .m, .. QEEES?