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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1966 volume:

y w! W W ; Whig? Mercy Is Fulfillment Through . . . a x u L' ' . .. : .',.!l .319 M ercywoad l 966 Mother ofMercy High School C incinnatz', Ohio Volume XXXVI Editor: Cynthia Burkan' CO-Edizfo rs: Peggy fVIeyer Lauren Lahmann Learning Belonging A ch 2'60 ing A ntz'cz'patz'ng Reminiscing Patmm'zz'ng , ,:, ,5;'3;,3::':3$:2 . EIW . 'I'I'lm .. lwx ,V ,M- gNW W. 7.-.: wwrmmmrsr-tsEfW-YV Sister Map; Perpetual, RSM. Dedication Because she typifies the spirit of Mercy by being a Nlercy girlhbefore being a Mercy Sisteri capable of taking charge in any situation from Student Council president to curtain-hanger in her new wing; or author of a seventh-grade reader, or teacher of English, Latin, Spanishj Math, 0r you-name-it . . A Because she typifies the spirit of Mercy with her personal interest-her almost omniscience regarding every chluejumperf, tnot uniformed masses, but each with a namei and an insight unmasking each mind to her . . . Because she typifies the spirit of Mercy by being FOR Mercy girls UOOWCJ and has woman to womem , by making strong a student-teacher bond . . . Because she typifies the spirit of Mercy, and Because we,re proud to call her our principal, we dedicate iMercywood, 7966 to Sister Mary Perpetua, R.S.M. Always showing a personal iniercm in every Mercy 5:lean Sister Mary Perpetuu conducts this intcrucw with Linda Will. Barb Hubert and Sherry Meyer in one of lhc SChOOI parlors. Sister Mary Pcrpetua. Marty's very lively pacemaker. correlates ull sdwol activities Learning Belonging Table of Contents ACADEMICS ........................ 14 ACTIVITIES ......................... 4O SENIORS ........................... 80 UNDERCLASSMEN .................. 112 YEAR IN REVIEW .................. 136 ADVERTISING ...................... 166 Anticipating Rem 2'71 z'scz'n g A ch ievz'ng Reverie Ignited Through Familiar Fa065 Hc-r smiling profile depicling the spirit 01' V66 senior Barb Rucve prepares for her mast wonderful and important year 0! ail. Class rings! Exams! Proms! College! T0 Linda Hemsalh the future looks bright and is hers to mold as she wishes. Junior Barbara Murray. grinning like a Cheshire cat. cxempliEcs 1h? Vitality 0f the entire student body. Familiar Places Mirron mirror. in Kaihy Fay's hand. who is Ihe fairest in lhis land? Yes. Kathy, the photographer is ready to take 1hr picture now. A moment nf meditation is manifested through lhis solemn profile d Karen Johnson. Would You Believe . . . that Marilyn Byrne has just received another demerit for refusing to laugh at Father Calmess latestjoke? that Mary Kelley has nominated Chris Guemher as the most devilish senior ever to pace through the halls of Mercy? 1 9 that freshmen Janet Lambers and Colleen Collins made a pact of friend than Janet Krummen and Cis Waldron were the committee chairmen fur refreshments and that there was only Hawaiian punch in the bowl? that Maureen UConner has trouble with an upper plate thal constantly slips:J Ship to spend the next four years together? Archbishop Oerrs M ass Archbishop Altar, assisted by Father Calms and Father Lizza. says opening prayers of the Mass which highlighted Vocation Week. As represematives of the student body, the class officers extended a sincere welcome to His Grace, the Archbishop, Instructing the students is the Most Reverend Archbishop Carl .J. Allan speaking on the three vocations in life: religious, married, and single. for Vacations in New Wing The year 1966 commemorates the fiftieth anniversary of Mother of Mercy. academy but became a parochial high schooL has kcpl up wiah the times In our modern world of expansion, Mercy, which opened as a private by the erecuon ofa new wmgA M ercy IS F ulfillment Thmugh Learning A CA DEMICS As the Students of Mother of Mercy advance to- ward graduation, they are guided by capable, sincere, and dedicated administrators, Always willing to advise, reluctant to admonish, and ever-ready to lend a helping hand is Sister Mary Perpetual As principal, Sister is, in a way, a mother to each girl at Mercy, and assists both freshman and senior alike with any problems she might have. Sister Mary Bernard can always be seen Hashing Dedicated Directors a smile as she executes her duties as assistant principal. Also under her jurisdiction are four Religion I classes and the newly-formed Braille Library Club. Another of Sisteras many jobs is organizing the club meeting days. Sister Mary Margaret, convent superior and also principal of Mother of Mercy Academy, oversees the entire Werk Road establishment Each student of Mercy owes sincere thanks to our committed and competent administrators. Sister Mary Perpetuzl glances thoughtfully at her students as they leave school after a day of prayer and study. She. alone; wiIh the rest of the facully teaches us 10 grow Wm wisdom and knowledge. Demand Diligence Sister Mary Margaret, mnvem superior. poses for the last time in the old habit. designed by Mother McAulev. Siswr Mary Bernard assistant prim'ipul. supplements material taken in her RcEiqinn I m 1:155 wilh various magazine articles. Faith FortJied Father Dettcnwanger uses chalk and blackboard to emphasize a point in his sophomore religion Class. ' W . . And they lived happily ever after. ends Father Peaken Stories from the Old Testament enliven Father Henis classes; L HIUSI uumuum. Hn Mum mm'lls e by Religion W knew Pope Paul wouldn't le: me down! exclaims Father Calme. Would you please repeat that? asks Father Keller. hSanta brought me a Twisl-o-Hex iust like Arnold Palmeris Maybe it will improve my swing, jokes Father Itizmv The goal of a Catholic education is to develop the whole person, to offer pupils spiritual as well as intellectual guidance. Of primary importance in the process of spiritual formation is the work of the religion department. Freshman and sopho- mores study their faith under the competent in- struction of Fathers chz, Peaker, Keller, and Dettenwanger, Sister Mary Almeda, Sister Mary Aloyse, Sister Mary Bernard, Miss Et Barrett. and Miss K. Wuersig. Mother of Mercyis chap- lain, Father Stephen Calme, is indispensable to the juniors as teacher, and friend, and counselor. Seniors, under the guidance of Father Carl Lizza, study Mariology, justice, and marriage. Having the formal study of religion incorporated into the daily lives of the girls gives them an excellent Opportunity to fortify their commitment to Christ. Literature Reflects Times ILYouyll enjoy Hawthorne, says Miss Kirstcin to Diane Brockman. Sister Mary 'Iulian isn't behind the Times, shehs behind the Enquirer. From Shakespeare to Milton, from Bede t0 Hopkinshthe writings of our native language are being studied in depth. Freshmen take up their study of grammar and are introduced to literature by Sister Mary Myra and Miss Diane Dressmanh Sophs re-enact Shakespearek Uulius Caesarh under the direction of Miss Carole Kirs- tein and Miss Joan Brunsman, who, along with Sister Mary Benet and Mrs. Veronica Boesken, also teach American Lith Seniors trace the prog- ress of English literature with Sister Mary julian, Miss Eleanor Barrett and Sr. Mary Benet, who also teaches English-aligned subjects World Liter- ature and Creative Writing. 20 Past and Present I just lm'e giving these Ieslsf chuckles Miss Brunsman as poor Marlene Disllrr alltmpts 1hr first question, Will diSplays his Santa Claus cap from his pEdESlal in 202. 21 Intemseniorslislen 10 Miss Barreltysinteresling commentary, A typical question of Sister Mary Benet, senior English teacher, to a typically confused English student, Diane Banjavcic: Cou1d you Cxpaliale on the elements of neo-classicism?: In studying their vocabulary, freshman English students dorft try to con- nive in Miss Dressmank class. 22 Algebra I teacher. Mr. Hadzivreuas, a native of Greece. awaits an answer from his class, M atlz Requires Logical M z'nds Barb Crofton and Terry Anderson demonstrate the intcrscction of sets as Mrsv Scibel smiles approvingly. The theories, formulas and discoveries of Euclid, Pythagorus and Descartes are analyzed by the math students. Freshmen learn the basics of a1- gebra from Mr. Nicholas Hadzivrettas. Geometry classes for sophomores are conducted by Sr. Mary Dismas, Sr. Mary Francine and Mrs. Afra Seibel. Juniors and seniors study second-year algebra and trig under Mrs. Seibel and advanced fourth-year math from Sister Mary Domitilla. 23 Lookalikes. acl-alikes. lalk-alikes. answtr-alikcs? Check with lht' Barrett twins, Karen and Kathy. Will the real Sister Mary Dismas please perform the experiment? u . and now add a lime arsenic. I hope the gang 3! the lunch table enjoys my surprisef Chuckles M. Uekle Orile. Does it exploda him or play Brahms' lullaby? queries Barb Nciheisel 0f Sisttr Mary Domitillav Scientists Farmulate Theories a H R1,... .. 3K 19:: Caz 36 mg a m: a -- - g 1.. a :- L masn :ILZW 21F 22 23 A , 27 g: C .I: II J ngmz 1pm 2: dailslilaz S8 A5 :: .: : Q 61 pm?! 62 3mg 515 7P1 m :A, V': u: h. z 1: FL Sister Mary Elise smiles as Colleen Collins explains 1he mcLhnnc mnfmllf Karen Kahles awaits her turn to play with the mu. Sister Mary ,Inseph. biology teacher and keeper 01 the grounds ill Mug. cernunh' has a green lhumbf Mercyas hseientists of tomorrow,3 receive their basic training here aided by an above-average science department. In the lab room of the new wing freshmen study Introduction to Science and General Science under Sister Mary Elise Biology students are directed in their dissections and prQiCCts by Sister Mary Joseph. Chemical formu- las are taken apart and explored in Sister Mary Dismash chemistry classes. Sister Mary Domitilla tOPS off the girlsh scientific education by instruc- ting them in physics and physical science 25 Students Learn Democratic Ways m W a1l, here is Virginia? drawls Miss Bonekamp. Sister Mary Myra demonstrates the method of khow and tell'1 to her World Cultures class with the help of her students. Mr. Backer checks the provisions of the Taft-Hartley Act for his junior American History classes. 26 Itts been said that a strong democracy is a well- informed one. Our country,s citizens cannot help safeguard our liberties unless they are aware of the nature of our freedom and the dangers which threaten it. Through the study of World Cultures, taught by Sr. Mary Reginald, Miss Eleanor Bar- rett, Mrs. Veronica Boesken, Miss Eileen Bone- kamp, and Miss Pamela Juergens, students can evaluate the contribution of former civilizations. The history of our country is traced from the pre- revolution era to the present day in U. S. History classes. This subject is taught by Mr. Thomas Backer, Mrs. Boesken, and Miss Bonekamp. Race relations, Our foreign policy, and our judiciary are some aspects of contemporary affairs studied in the Problems of Democracy class under Mrs. Katherine Gusweiler and Mr. Backer. World Geography, 21 subject which made its debut at Mercy this year and is taught by Sister Mary Myra, explores the economical as well as physical aspects of countries. M. BCSSIELJ. Ernstes,J. Giltz, Eh Colony. and M. Buck sludy the customs Of India in Mrs, Boeskents World Cultures class. 27 Mrs. Gusweilcr looks skeptical about accepting Our Interests at Elder High School as the topic for future discussions in Problems of Democracy dass. Kathy Riga. Terry Yunger, and Connie Dassinger thought it was a pretty good idea. It appears that Sister Loretta Marie is playing student as Kathy Essen, Joan Barlage, and Kate Abrams Look on. Toni Griem steallhily erases her mistake as Sr. M. Edith cominues dic- tating. R Kelley and S. Angst have yet to make a mistake. I 28 Descending the From sieps after a grinding day are ML Koenig and Mr. O'Connnr, business machcrs. a: Business World Demands Accuracy The juniors and seniors who are interested in secretarial careers are benefited by the business courses offered at Mercy. Proficiency in typingr is achieved with the help of Miss Eckel, Sister Mary Edith, Sister Loretto Marie, and Sister Mary Reginald. Shorthand is taught by Sister Edith and Miss Eckel. Sister Reginald and Mr. Robert Koenig, who also teaches bookkeeping, emphasize 2lecuracy in oche practice. Consumer Economics, 21 new subject offered this year, is taught by Mr. Koenig. Girls are taught the mathematics aspect 0f business by Mr, William O7Connor who teachas business and refresher math 29 hWeH. says Sister M. Reginald to D Brethauer. H'UUVC got Lhc right room but the wrong hook. i-Iowcvcn it looks as if Linda Brossarl isnht even in the right mum. Try again. Linda, hBoy, now I did it. sighs Miriam Lcinrn as Miss Erkcl stands rcadv to lend a helping hand. It ap pears that Bev is having troubles loo. C Zassz'cal World Probed by Latin Scholars Did Elaine Schroeder mention there was a desk shortage at Mercy? 30 hUn. duex, troishoops! I mean unus, duo, tres? cxclaims Misstluergens. frEshrnan Latin teacher, HTeachers arenht always perfect! Rome comes to Mercy as girls of all four Classes undertake the study of Latin. The Commentaries of Caesar, Cicerds uOrations Against Catilinef and Vergilts Aeneid are translated and discussed. Miss Pamela Juergens teaches the Latin I Classes. Sister Mary Celestine guides the girls through their second, third, and fourth years. Senorita: Study Spanish Customs Latin student Pamela Moorwessel and Spanish scholar CherYl Hudepohl compare old Rome with romantic Spain. t'And Pm warning you. Janice it doesn't mean skillet. cautions Miss Marlino. Spanish instructor. 3! Aided by special language records, the Spanish- minded Mereians invade romantic Spanish Amer- ica as they learn to speak, write, and read its native tongue. Spanish is taught by poly-linguist Miss Martino. Heavy Latin American flavor is added to verb conjugation in the form of folklore and the traditions and customs of the people. Romance and adventure stories are told by trans- lations and give students a vivid picture of the colonial and Indian background of Latin America. The high point of a year of Spanish is the tea given for girls from Latin American countries. Students Visit France Through Language Linda Nordman displays French version of Life Magazine. French, one of the three languages of the United Nations, is more becoming the second language of many Americans. This year the girls at Mercy may begin stutiying French in their freshman year, so they may have completed four years by gradu- ation. Miss Wuersig, who teaches all the French classes, encourages the students to increase their reading and speaking ability by subscribing to magazines such as the French Readerk Digext. 7M1 , Mg tt tl speak. you speak. he speaks T I wish someone would speak up with the right answer qujps Miss W'uersig. ANY CLASS: faces alert, smiiing, meditative. 32 Moods Captured by Artistic Talents Woodcuttings, montages, collages, water colors, oil portraits, block printsethese are just a few achievements of the art students: From the ab- stract t0 the realistic, these girls, taught by Sister Mary Maura, create varied moods in several media. During the year their works are exhibited in the halls and near the art room. HWait till they see this annual L'OVCI'.H t'hLll kJes Iiinrenrs Kreimer. iiPardon mefi says 51'. Mary Maura, itbut could you tell me what Carol Young is doing up on that tabie? 33 Speech and Drama Interpret the Soul Shrieks, yells, calls for help, sighs, and laughs can all be heard coming from the dramatic art room as Sr. M, Carlos starts future Sarah Bernhardts towards their acting careers. Sister Carlos also conducts Speech IV classese Miss Dulah Pulskamp is responsible for the freshman and the sopho- more drama students and instructs first, second, and third year speech classes. Drama instructor Sister Mary Carlos enjoys 1he dramatic monologue of Critique: a popular drama magazine. furnishes Miss Pulskamp with sup- one of her many students. plementary material for her drama class. a, 7 V1 .13 fr. ' e , 129., . .4, r? 0.! V I 34 M usz'cians Create Sounds of M usz'c Strains of both popular and classical music can be heard at various times of the day as a result of the efforts of music pupilst the vocal groups, and the orchestra. Sister Mary Aloyse, composer of the school songt conducts the orchestra, Senior Chorust and the Triple Trio, and also teaches private lessons. Sr. Mary Almeda is an- other ngre familiar at McAuley, the music building. She directs the Freshmen and Sophomore Glee Clubs and teaches private piano lessons. Looks as ifSister Mary Aloyse needs a little COQXIHE lll play Carol SiCbEnburgen is one Of mam' studenls who. under the capable superv the Hm, arts through the study of piano, SD M. Almedzl also directs the vision and instruction of Sister Mary Almeda. increase their apprettation m J'reshmc-ndophomore Glee Club. 3.5 Domestic Skills Bring Satijaction With Miss Kipp,s helpful hints and shortcuts. the home-ec girls learn the looks perplexed and doubtfulihAre you sure HI be able to wear this in latest skills in sewing and designing. But despite this advice Carol Korte public? hOh no? groans Barbara Hetzer to Pat Eisenecher. mt'ouh'e sure Betty Crocker Started this wayfw ChF.L,eChristian Family Livingwis one of the most practical courses offered at Mercy. Looking ahead to their future roles as wives and mothers the girls acquire useful skills in planning meals, cooking, sewingy and budgeting incomes. Under Miss judith Kipphs direction the girls acquire domestic skills through the trial and sometimes error method. This often affords the girls good laughs at their concoctions. 36 In One. two, three . . . Exercise keeps our limbs supple Mrs. Mac works her gym classes so that she will be able to salvage a volleyball team capable of beating the un- beaten faculty. Girls Maintain Physical F imess The newly-erected gym-auditorium is the haven vital parts of their weekly classes. Intermural 0f freshmen and sophomore phys. ed. students. sports, which were just organized this year, be- Under the expert organization of Mrs. lonce came highly popular with the students. They McCosham, Mercy gym teacher, the girls stay provided fun and competition plus hours of en- physically fit by participating in baseball, basket- joyment. ball, soccer, and volleyball. Exercises are also Even Mrs. Mac looks sad about the terrible defeat suffered by Monica Ritter. 37 Various Services A nun working in a bank?! No, this isjusl Sister Mary Euphrasia counting money and sending out tuition billsA umuuu Our cooks. Mrs. Whalez, Mrs. Hauche. and Mrs. Huhn. look as though Uh-oh! Sister Francine is caught in the act. Dorft worryiifs Hlegitv they have something cooking. That's her own desk in the counseling room. 38 Offered Girls Miss Naberhouse and Mrs. Daly, me secretaries in the high school 055a: Students and teachers at Mercy are greatly decipheralenerwritten byanot-looelegible hand. aided by the various personnel. A new and popular asset this year is the Guidance Dept, which is headed by Sister Mary Francine. Miss Kathleen Wuersig and Sister Mary Myra also help the girls with college and career plans. MercyE librarian, Sister Mary Adele, always is on hand to check out a reference or to recommend a book from the library. Sister Mary Euphrasia, guardian of the treasurerhs office, keeps track of tuition payments and other monetary mat- ters. Mrs. Daly and Miss Naberhouse ef- ficiently lend their services by helping out in the office. Sister Mary Adele seems 10 have come In the correct plate for her in- frjrmatinnathe Rand-McNally Atlas. 39 M ercy Is F ulfillment Through Belonging A CTIVITIES J66 M erqywoode Tomorrosz juniors Barb Weber, Sue Schehl. Linda Berning. and Mary Frondorf try to follow the directions for drawing a good dummy sheet. Sister .XI. Benet makes sure that juniors Ilane Schehi. Donna Brown. Jackie Hater. and Gretchen Landen learn how to crop pictures the right 3-, W a . ; , uAre you sure I can crop her out of the picture? Should I bleed Sharon into the gutter? What is the copy count, anyway? To the members of the annual staff such expressions are part of ttshop talk?y At eighth period, in Room 202 01' in the Senior Lobby, the diligent members of the stagr can be found doing all the hpaper world, needed to put together an annual of which the school can be proud. They must draw the dummies, identify and crop the pictures, and write the headlines. With the assistance of Sister Mary Benet the work is completed and the t66 Mercywood emerges. way Then next year these girls can teach the new members of the slatf thishdithult 1asl-t. Mb --r-pq.h I... i Z Memarz'es Born Today M Assistants Peggy Mcwr and Lauren Lahman show Ihc edimr. Cynthia Burkarl. some of the pic- tures IO be used in this ycark mnou 'l'hc busmcss staff Mary Pollmam Elaine Frondorf, and Katie Brink. rhetks 10 see who still UWE money for their yearbooks. Nancy Roedersheimer, Vicky Yolk. Sharon Kling. and In Ann Gnndcn- berecr Wearn all about annuals by studying the Elderado. 43 Publishing the GZeanings-e Checking the pictures they want to use are staff memberst L to R., Linda Brinker, Mary I Wernke, Carol Lynch, Carol Dolle, Janet Krummen, Editor Louise Boeing tltops'n the page editors. Dorinne Selm. Carol Hille- brand, Cathy Riga, Teri Griener, and .Viaryljo Brueggeman. 44 Patricia Fox and Claire Waldron. The ones they Finally choose will have to be cropped before theyire published. The hard-working girls on the Cleaning: staff are always on the alert to catch every little bit of news made by the student body. They then relate this news in the most imaginative ways in the six issues they publish yearly. Under the direction of Miss Brunsman and Miss Bonekamp, these girls learn all the fundamentals needed to publish a newspaper. This includes everything from lllining uph a headline to llfollowing upn a' possible news item. This year a press camera was purchased by the school in order to enable the staff to print more pictures in the Gleanings. Future Journalism Learn Now The cubs arc -drjvjng cm? 10 End some news; FRONT, L. Fantelli. T. chowski. S. Mersmann. K McCarthy; REAR, K. McCarthy. K. Dittilo. Ceroulis. K. Andrewg. M. SPlain; MIDDLE, C. Marlmvr: C. Chesm- B. Mincndorf..1.MillenandA Scharfer. Looking over the Finished product are L. 10 R.. E. Griesser. XL A. Klopp. Miss Brunsmam .I- Runk and S. Schafer. All they hope is that they wonH A, Ulmschneider, A4 Vitullo, K. Becker, K. Fay, RV .JonesV M. Bellman, makmhesamf mismkesagam! Experience Profits Future Teachers Club members are L. to Ru FIRST ROW, 5. Aerni, C. Siebenburgenh C. Schwartz. B. Hcidkamp. CL Burkart. R. Meshing D. Mause, Anita Vitullo. C. Lautenbach. SECOND ROW, .J. Neumeistcr. A. Krummenh T. Schott, Pv Meyer. E. Griesser. M. Trotza. Lh Auer, THIRD R0 W, Much can be learned about the teaching profesw sion through attending the monthly meetings of Future Teachers. Films, debates, and guest speak- ers add interest to discussions on primary and secondary education, or perhaps to one of the various forms of Specialized teaching. Sister M. Benet is the moderator of this organization which looks to the future. Members are encouraged who hope to follow Godis call hto instruct the igno- rantW Planning the next meeting are th oHiccrs .10 Ann Gandenberger, Pam Schiering. Louise Bucing, and Anne Wesscling. G. Landen, Ph Toddh B. chzh M. A. Klopp. D. Dixon. FOLRTHROW, Peggy Riedcl. K. Hedger, UV Becker. K. Johnson. K. Hizer. FIFTH ROW: P, VVisscmcicr. I.- McSorley. D. Selmh M. Mollnen and S. Kling. These arejust thejunior and senior membarsh M edz'cal F z'ela' Beckons Students The Health Careers Club at Mercy provides girls with factual material about various professions in the medical Held. Each member is encouraged to do volunteer work andj as a result, over one thousand hours of service have been given to the local hospitals. Fifteen girls spent a week-end at Mercy School of Nursing in Hamilton in order to learn more abOut nursing. With the assistance of Sister Mary Aloyse, and through participation in the various Club activities, many Nlercy girls have gotten a jump on their future careers. L. to R are, FIRSTROW. Mary Ausdemore. Cami Wilson. ,Iuily Focgle. Sue Dehnert iVIarian Kocht SECOND ROW. Kathleen Murphv..1udy Fraschaur. Nancy Niehaus. Patricia McAndrcws. Barbara Mcnninzer, Marilyn McCormick, Paula Rieder. THIRD ROW. Judy Bohrcr. Man'- anne McGowan, Karen Ridman. Terri Griencr. Janet Krummen, 'Jackie 47 Health Careers uliicers. Barb Ruevc. Ginny Meyeri Linda Brinker, and Carol lJolle, practice weighing techniques in order to be abie to demon- strate them t0 the club members Conncrs. FOLVRTH ROW: Lynn W'iele. Mary Ann Klopp. Emily Men- dei, Jackie Hater. Linda Slack. FIFTH ROW, Linda Lameier, Mary Margaret Dewan, Mary Troua. Karen Hedger. Paula Schulizt SIXTH ROW, J2me! Stallmcg'cr. Kathleen Riga. Kathy Wissel and Mary Lee Mueller These are the members who are juniors and seniors this year. Mercy Advances wz'tlz T2200 New Clubs Sister Mary Bernard explains how to bind the Braille hooks to Ianice Metz. Mary Peaker. and Mary jo Mullen. L. Brinker, M. J. Brueggeman. VV Volkuj. A. Gandenberg- er, B. Ahiers, and S. Vitullo study a map of Rhodesia in 48 Two new clubs appeared at Mercy this year. With the help of Mrs. Gusweiler, the senior Problems of Democracy students delve into the backgrounds and history of trouble spots in todayas world, Discussions range from topics dealing with racial justice to those dealing with Vietnam. The Braille Club was re-instituted by Sister Mary Bernard this year. The members of this new club devote their time to binding books and pamphlets written in Braille. By their work, an increasing amount of reading material has become available to the blind in the Cincinnati area. preparation for a meeting of the new Current Affairs Club. with Mrs. Gusweiler presiding. Time and Energy Given by Librarians Books are an important asset to learning, as the assistant librarians readily acknowledge. These girls strive to keep the many magazines, books, and pamphlets in active circulation by performing such work as stamping permits, sorting books, and explaining the art of using the card hle system to a confused student. Their time is voluntarily donated during study halls and before and after SChOOl. Sister IXIary Adele, our very experienced school librarian, keeps things run- ning smoothly and is always willing to assist the students and faculty in locating the proper material for their research The Library Club can be proud of its contributions to Mother of Mercyhs culture. As Library Club officers L. Aucr. J. Neumeismr, and l., .XIeDonough handle the busy How of books. B. Wolfram checks our her favorite. Library members: FIRST RU H': M. Smith. M. Hucrmun. C. H'ilzbdclt Bt'rkmcytr. 31. L Smtk. C Stthwartze M. P. Fox. 3. Rosemeycr; THIRD Ct Rauen, DY Mauck. M, Buck, P Gibbs: P Colman: IJ. Zh'ick. S Kdll- ROW: D. Krziuse. K, Brink. M, Mollner. V Yolk. L. Reid. P. Todd. meyer; SECOND ROW: A Krummen. M. A. 'I'muzt. Mary Penitcr. V. I. Feller. M. L. Mueller. K. Huusman. D. Sclm. J, Geiert K. Abram; Meyer, K. Kraemer. Ct Mcyert A. chmcr. p. ancu. til. Clean: XI. -I. Bohrer. M. Klopp. These girls benefit the whale student body. 49 Students Campaignjhr Decency qua-H CDL COUPLzr likaixi L'Xef- 1e :l .1 The committee chairmen. L. to R.. Mary Ann Morris. Kathy Murphy. Natalie Mendel, Barbara Papke, Mary Lou Stock, and Karen Hedger, 50 Mercyis C.D.L. chapter has been busy this school year with two main projects. The C.D.L. mem- bers primarily fight the iLsmut peddlersj, who flood the American market with obscene and indecent reading material. They also send letters to those ciViC-minded officials who fight these Eismut deal- ers? praising them for their good work. A sec- ond goal which the girls are striving to accomplish is to keep the students informed of the dangers which await them if they are not careful about choosing correct reading material. ttTruth Filesi, showing the work C.D.Li has accomplished in the immediate past were on display in the Senior Lobby for the greater part of the school year. Club officers Mary Jo Brueggerman, Anita Vitullo. and Dorinne Selm show their moderatorst Mr. Backer and Mr. Koenig. the pamphlets on display from the National Convention. are busy keeping the student body informed about whatis going on in CDLV by filling the bulletin board and calling meetings. Recognition Given to M athematicz'ans ccthire is that girl going with that big poster?ii Chances are that girl is going to the monthly Mu- Alpha Theta meeting to present her math project. The Charter of this club requires that each girl present a project before her acceptance into the club. Moreover, each interested girl must have maintained a ninety average in math for at least two years. In spite of the high requirements for membership, many girls join this club, which is under the direction of Sister Domitillat R.S.M., because they feel it helps promote both the study and enj oyment of mathematics. Math Club members are L, to R.. FIRST ROW. P. Riedrr. H. Czillin- gar, M. Espalage, P. McAndrews, M. Shulte. B. Becker. C. Schwartz, SECOND ROW, M. A. Klopp, C. Lautenbach, J. A. Gandcnberger. Displaying their lovely smiles are ofiicers Jud! Ncumeisler. Anne Wcsscling. and Donna L'mbach. who is president. Clziml Ehlcn. E, Fisthrri K. Hizcrt Barb Ahlers, THIRD ROW, 0 Lan- dcn. K. Wisscl. K. jnnes. B. Nusekabelt K. Hedger. T. Yungcri and K. Johnson. These arejuniors and seniors onlyi 51 Red Cross Keeps Girls Busy Here we have oFFicers, Donna Ernst, Barbara Hizer, .Jo Ann Ganden- berger. and Donna Brown. filling bugs for disaster victims. L to RA. FIRST ROW: M. chermani B. Becker. M. Mischell. CI. Burkart. M. Koch. K. Lutkwood. P. Ox'crbeuk. 5. Ventura. SECOND ROW: 8. Donnellon. N. Schroeden D. Neyer. P7 Mayan R. Biessing, chgy Decms, K. Klurphy. THIRD ROLV: 5. Sample. I. Emmerichi M. Wernke, B. Wolfram, AA Murdock, C. Cleary, A. Kraemer, A. Shimmel, Large, tempting Easter baskets delivered to eager orphans. Relief boxes shipped to disaster areas. Hospital staffs boosted by volunteer teen-agers. Engineering such varied projects is the Red Cross organization at Mother of Mercy. Modera- tor Miss Kipp works diligently with these girls who use their talents to benefit others. FOURTH ROW: Mi McGowan; 31V Pollman..l, Feller. L. Murdock. B, Lukcn. C, Busscll, S. Schafer. X'V Yolk. FIFTH ROW: P. Anders. D. L'mbach. C. SaaHmcycr, Ann H'esseling. Jan Slallmeyen V. Meyer. C. Weber. 1.. Guenlhncr. K. Richter. and A Lilmschneider. Y.A.R. members; FIRST ROW: BA Becker. S. Cameronh S. ClumcmnA RON? K. Becker. C. Breitenstein. L. Andres. M. Ruprechl. P. Reidelh B S. Fisher, Eh Wagner, A. ShrouL SECOND ROW: .1 MrSorluy. X. Hans, C, Bussell. FOURTH ROW: A. Kraus. Kulnhnson. K. Hizerh C. Owens, T. Schon, P. Pistor. S. Donnelon. 3L Trippel. .I- Mam THIRD Wilhelm.,l. Mom E. Mendel. N, Saharanandlj. Hater. Students Assist Retarded Children On Saturday mornings, when most girls sleep late, the members of Y.A.R. Wouth Assistants for the Retardedh come back to school as teachers. Under the direction of Sister Mary Julian. these girls spend a few hours each Satur- day morning teaching the less fortunate children in the area. Because of their affliction these children are forced to attend public schools, but they come to Mother of Mercy to receive catechism instruction from their big friends once a week. It isn,t all work and no play, however, because the girls give parties for these children as often as they can, YAR, alficers E, Grcisscr. CL I'lillcbrand. and 'Ir Shappcllc count the money lhl'V mllerlcd to benefit the handicapped children. 53 M 2'552'072 Spirit Remains Active Besides Mission Days, and its regular activities, a new project undertaken by the C.S.M.C. unit at Mercy this year was collecting sample medi- cines from area doctors and taking them to Mount St: Joseph. From here these medicines were sent to missions in all parts of the world. Under the guidance of Sister Mary Elise the members of the Catholic Students Mission Crusade collected food and clothing to be distributed to the poor by the Glenmary Sisterst At Christmas time the C.S.M.C. conducted a project of sending Christ- mas cards to the men in Vietnam Mission candidates this year were freshman. Bev Klugt seniort Cheri Zloba, junior, Mary Ann Srherman. and. sophomore Germaine Shmer. Jane SchehL Cindy Burkart. Sandy Farfsing and Eileen Wagnere E.SALC drive, but for some unknown reason their willingness to give of themselves officers, wanted to contribute their school uniforms to the Mission clothing was denied. Latin Students Revisit Rome L- 10 R.. FIRSTROW, Barb Ahlerst Katie Brink, Pam Scheiring. Mary ROW, Sandy Rosemur. Ciarol Cleary. and Lauren McDonaugh are lhe Ann Bennett, Barb Menninger. Robyn Weil. SECOND ROW, Carol members. Siebenbergen, Virginia Meyer, Kathy Wissel. Ann: Wessehng. THIRD The President. Mania Schulle. slraighmns janicc Joncs' toga while Jean Lester and Kathie Kracmer wail their turn With the assistance of Sister Mary Celestine, the third and fourth year Latin students explore the Splendor of ancient Rome through the Latin Clubt Once, a month during class time a short business meeting is held. Following this, skits and film Strips are presented to stimulate knowledge and appreciation of the cultures in which Latin was Spoken. These activities have lifted many of the greatest Romans out of the textbooks and into the Classroom-togas and all. 55 and Gavel Presents HWell, here we are at last! Parise Paris, wonderful Parisi gushes the Chaperone. Blrs. Page tLouise Boeingi, as the American girls, Rosie Mechley. Linda Steinmetz. Diana Bmckmann. Mary Ostcrhues. Peggy W'ahl. Teri Greincr. Janet Bishuf, JoAnn Gandenbergeri and Mary Jo Mr. Scott tTom Durkini appears disgusted as his wife tDonna Ernso reminds him of days past by singing skPigalle isn't Pigalle Anymore.H are k t? f, ? ., i r- 56 Brueggemann acquaint themselves with Place Gerardi The gendarme tTom Kerkhom and Pierre tDave Rekeri look in surprise a! the tourists during the opening scene of SO This 15 Paris With the sidewalk cafe and Howered trellises in place and the famous Eiffel Tower looming in the background, the stage was set for the annual Masque and Gavel play, uSo This Is Paris. Mercy,s thespians, assisted by students of Elder High School, presented this two-act musical comedy in conjunction with the music and art pupils. When nine lovely American girls arrive in Paris with their chaperone, things start happening. During the course of the play the girls meet Eve, a crippled girl their own age. They sponsor hZe Bloch Parteeii to raise money for Eve7s operation. Young love blossoms forth when Carol, Debbie, and Pam meet eligible bachelors in this romantic city. $0 This 15 Pan? .annn Candenbcrzer sings of her happiness while Mary F Schmilz. K. Luckwond. .V Owens and 8, Becker dance 10 the tuna Oh. Ext 1 . . . l didn'l know! cxclaims Debbie Olaryanne McGowam to live tRobyn Wcih. as Carol Klamlyn Hillebramh helps the young rripplcd French giri arise after her fall. A Paul Picard mob SchlinkerU and Carol Scott Weezy WahD mm W there is no better place in the world for romancc lhan Parisr 57 Modesty Combines with Fashion 5.113. aHicershleanne Geier. Sue Ryan, Kathy Habisch. Kay Molengrafl. Judy Farfsing. and Maryanne McGowan check new posters. 5.13.5. reprcsemalives are L. 10 R.. FIRST ROM , D. Dittclberger. B. Klug. B. Becker. J. Berkemeyer. M. Amhmgne. M. Angst. SECOND ROW, S. Jackson, K. Molengraft, B. Hester, M. Splain, M. Kling, S. f . 58 Students for Decent Styles, more commonly known as S.D.S., wages a campaign among the student body for modest, attractive attire. The monthly poster contests, and especially the lovely spring fashion show held at the Terrace Hilton Hotel in which three other high schools participate, give practical examples of Christian dress. A janu- ary formal is held at the Topper Club for junior and senior members. Distribution of stuffed bun- nies, hand-made by the girls, was a worth-while Easter project. Miss Diane Dresmann and Miss Kathleen Wuersig, moderators, give useful sug- gestions at the monthly meetings and encourage the positive approach: dressing decently and fem- ininely for both formal and informal occasions. Farfsing. 5 Doyle. THIRD ROI'V, .I Luckman, L. Andres. 5. Gagnon. K. Kraemer. B. Nusekabel. K. Hausman, .1. Ernstest C. Siebenburger. K. Leonard, and M. A. Morris. Perfection through Devotion Linda Bier. Mary Lou Stock. THIRD ROW. Pal Morgcnlhale Sharon Fox Danna Bcrding. and Sharon Overbcrg. Meetings are held on Friday Afternoons under the guidance of Sister Dismas, Senior Sodaiists are L. to R.. FIRST ROW, Connie Colh'ns. Judith Ncumeister. Betty Heklert Maryanne McGowan Darlene Memes. SEC- OND ROW Linda Burmam Carol Wilhelm. janice Metz. ejovcc Mott. Swluliu' prcfcr'ls arr: 1,7 m R.. suphomon: Karen MrCarthy. seniur Linda .Xucr, and-Juniurviancl St'hutle, 'l- --v-'--k' . 5-, v .wrrir - 1. I. The Sodalists try to make their mottot htAdjesum PCF Mariam? an integral part of their daily lives through sanctification of themselves and others. By recitation of prescribed prayers and by daily sacrifice to God the road IO personal improvement is made smoother for each girl. The Sodalists Strive for personal dedication in the Apostolate. Through daily example and sacrifice the sodalists hope to make this a better world, .59 Miss Pulskamp takes a well-deserved bow. L. to R: M, Lisct. .J. Grueter. M. Splainy E. B. Middendorf. and M. VVuest. Sophomores Present Thanksgiving Day, 1965, provided the setting for the sophomore play, cWt Note to Myselfft Under the direction of Miss Pulskamp, the second year drama students presented the modern satire de- picting a Rtypiqatl American familyf, Their self-love and disregard for each other are overcome by ttThe Stranger? a pitiful character who tells his own unfortunate experiences. It is then that they realize their empty lives and the generosity of God: they are thankful for history, government, science, art, literature, music, and religion. Colony, MV Rilter. MY Gindlc. B, Papke. I Villena. 60 . A man am. Am SA Note to Myself; '3 -8 gm... .4. . .. HAN... human :5 a. 2 ,j The narrators, Adele SchaHer. Candy Chestochowski, Marti; Phillips. fwd Margaret FingerhuL tell what 'I'hanksgiving Day should really be IlkE. While Christ, portrayed by Mary Bessler. listens in. With Jean Schaible at the keyboard, :he chorus. Susan Mersman. Debbie Welage, andjoan Lcsicr, give their opening, numbff 61 I i.- Onc entire cast isS L, to R.: C. Dunhofr. S. Bennett. K. RichIc-n P Fox, S Paseley. Peggy Klinq, A. SthafTer. C. Chesmchowski. M. Bessler, M, Phillips. M Fingcrhul, C Leesman, C. Wissel. K, Pillc. 5, Doyle, Lynn Merkhol'er. A. O'Conncr. and Suzanne Ronny. . v?uw-u ..... M- --n-WMA . Linguists Learn from Past Planning the Pan American Day festivities are club officers jean Ducne thLlIudy Foegle, Diane Mauset and Roseanne Weber, Spanish Club members are L. to RM FIRST ROW Pam Kraemer. Grace Loffredo. Cheryl Gruener, Kathie Lockwoodt Margaret Wild. SECOND ROW, Pat W'elsh, Sharon Aerni, Sandra Seitz, Marlene Distler, Cami ttBuenos dias, amigosly, Through the Spanish Club the members gain a better knowledge of the cus- toms and traditions of Spanish-speaking people. With the assistance of Miss Martino the girls be- come a part of such far-away places as Madrid, Mexico City, Barcelona, and Seville. Once a year, on Pan American Day, the members play hostess to Spanish Girls who are presently studying in the Cincinnati area. On this day the girls have a chance to meet new friends and to practice using those Spanish idioms they studied for weeks. McKenna, Sharon Donnellon. THIRD ROW, NIiss Martinot Diane Rais. C. Stanghetti, Rosemary Constantino, Kathy Hausman, Cathy Daugherty. Donna StandiH, Carol Harmeling. and Luella Murdock. Business Club Booming at M.M.H. Janet Bischoft Alberta W'agncr. Chervi Finn. Nancr RmhzuL Dec Munr- pmmirc lht-ir n'ping ant! shorthand rliliucnllv creryrlznx just as Sisrvr man. and Linda Htmsaih art- a Few ol' 1hr mcmbcrs 0f the husmcss club whu liciilh lclls1hem lo do when Shl' sees their grades. UHii-crs Janet Dorsev. Peggy Dams. and Betty Hekler practice running copies through the mimeograph machine. A successful business woman of today must be neat and efficient in personal appearance. These are just two of the tcbusiness rules which the girls in the Business Club are taught to incor- porate into their lives. Highlighting each meet- ing is the guest speaker who keeps the giris in- formed of conditions in the modern business world. The many girls taking part in this club's activities, with Sister Mary Edith,s assistance. develop techniques in typing, shorthandi and business leadership. 63 M ademoiselles Tour France thcers are L. to R., N. Mendelt N. Roedersheimer, and L. Nordman. L m R. FIRST ROW: Be Rueve. B. Hizer, L. Boeing. M. Mollner, C. Wilhelm. I Stalimeyer, P. VVahl. Ct Hillebrand. S. Kling. Terri Schott. SECOND ROW: ji Farfsing. K. Rolfe, DV Selm. P. Morgenthal. .l- Voilfz les jeunes hues du cercle frangais. This year the club has been very busy. On the hrst Friday of each month, during class time, meetings are held, Following each business meeting is a program concerning the cultural life of France. This year special emphasis is being placed on the life of the French teenager. At Christmas time the members serenaded the patients of St. Francis Hospital with French Christmas carols. The girls presented the patients with Santa Claus favors, which they had made themselvesi In February the club held a Mardi Gras. Some skits pre- sented in French, a guest speaker, and refresh- ments helped to make this French Club project a real success. Krummen. E. Griesser. THIRD ROW: R. Mechleyt E. Wagnen Darlene Armbrusicr. D. Banjavcic. C2. Burkart. All of these girls are seniors. and many plan to continue the study of French next year. M 8 G Celebrates Sz'lverjubz'lee M 6k G ofhcers encircle the reflection olh Sister Man Clarins Top 10 bottom, a: left. are Carolyn Hillcbrzmd, Danna Ernst. Dianc Yllnucr: in right. Louise Boeing, Marilyn Byrnch and R013anciI. junior members of M 8: G are. FRONT ROW: Kath Wisscl. Mary Margaret Dewan. Jane! Emmerich. and Janet Schutte: BACK ROH': Maryiean VVernke, Donna W'ilkens, Sandy Still, and Mary Orite. Senior Masque and Gavel members are. KNEELING: Diunc Hrurkmnn. Maryanne McGowan. Darlene Armhrusler. Judx' NeumCiswr, and Shawn Donnellon; on couch: Nlary Jo Brueggeman, Janet Bischof. Jo Ann Gan- ; i 1? .l Observing its Silvsr jubilee this year is Masque and Gavel, Mercyhs honorary drama organiza- tion Under the direction of Sister Mary Carlos, who introduced M 8: G to Mercy 25 years ago, the girls engage in many activities promoting speech for use. Nlembership in this club is restricted to junior and senior drama students who have a 9070 average in dramatics. Masque and Gavel undertakes its largest project every year when, together with the music and art de- partments, it presents a fall musical. M 8: GETS put on a spring production with the boys of Elder assisting, dcnbereer. Chcrvl Finn, Teri Urcincr. .lnnc: jasper; and Rosie Mcchlcy; STANDING: Linda Slcjnmclz. Pezzv Whithl. Mary Uslrrhucs. Sharon Fox Pam Carroll, Linda Hoesl. Kathy Riga. andjerri Smjlh. F reshmen Dramatists Present The debut of the freshman drama students in this yearis production, KLThe Pied Piper of Hamelinfa was an outstanding success. Miss Dulah Pulskamp directed the double cast performance. The many practices preceding the Final play given in the theater for the students at M.M.H. resulted in a near-professional presentation. The moral that greed does not produce happiness was effectively brought out in this delightful fairy tale. Collen Collins, Debbie Wade, Chris Kramer, Patty Mullen, Sue Dori, Mary KerkhoH, and Barb McCoy show their happiness at being reunited. The Pied Piper, played by Kathy Brown. usings her tune to rid the town of rats VDz'ed Piper 0f Hamelz'if HInto the river with the rats! shout the tmvnspeoplc, They are L. 10 R,. Dejam. 3L Haningcr. B McKinley. C. Rennekamp. Diane Rizzo. P. M. Ventura, C. Barber. j, A Berkcmeyer, B. Becker. B. Boeing. Cr Gricbel.K. LangdoanleCourcyz and B. Lockard. Wiive the Piper his moneyV shout Peggy McCann. Sue Kroeger, Carol Forbeck. and Beverly Klug t0 the: mayor, Mary Ann Rutlercr. The mother 03mm Rizzw comforts her child tPeggy GriebeDafrer he is left behind by the other children. 67 tCFlz'ckst Shown by Girl Aides Smiling for the camera are projectionisl members. FIRST ROW. 17 to re. B. Heidkamp. D leut'h. C. Case I. A. Vizucci. D. ZwiL-k. B. Sehmiu, K Whilsken. SECOND ROW, M. Smith, M. Brinkman, M. Rittcr; Vicc-Presidenlk Sandy Korfhagen. places an empty reel an the motion picture projector with the assistance of Barb Hizer. the President. 68 I. AA Summc. G. W'erhenbmcke I Stacy. B. Luken. THIRD ROIV, Sue Doyle, 3L OICnunCr. .I- Wieshrodt. 41- Lcsmer. V. Krocger. K. Hausman. and M. Finzcrhut, These girls were chosen by Sister Marongeph. One picture is worth a thousand words, especially in the classroom. Many teachers often obtain pertinent Elm strips and movies for class use. Girls in the Projectionist Club show these Elms t0 the students, transforming the classroom into the Capitol Theater. Sister Mary Joseph, R.S..VI., teaches these girls to operate the film- strip and movie projectors in order for them to be able to use the best equipment available for their work. Voices Unite In Harmony Composing the alto and second soprano settion um left In riL'hL FIRST ROW: 5. I. Scixz, M. B, Espalagt L. Hurlzmdcr, I luncs. P. RicLch M- K. Ausdenmoore. M. Lelner. N, Mendel. S, A, Acrni. N. M hnwdcr. SECOND ROW; M. 3L Disller. D. Lzlvhcr. B Ilvm. Hwy J Lrnslus. S. Sandman. NI. A. Schmidt. D. Ncycr. ,l- 1,me M. Smith. THIRD Firs: SOprano members of Senior Chorus are. left In right. FIRST ROW: C. Barnes, M. Gieskcn. N. Wiesneh. .XL Shirmnn, P. Uxerhu-k. 1.. Barnes: H. Wagner. K7 Schusmr. 6.1 Lullrcdn. M. Ii 5t'hnlllI. SEC- OND ROW: P. Dchs. B. Hekler, D Hahig. M. Ruprurht. D Dixmm 8- ROSCmeyer. C. Lautenbach, K. Abrams A, Krummen. M. Hem. 7 'i i f. :2 1 5, '7 7 Huih'w Ill - N w W 2-: 'm t'lgwmw ROW: D. Srhnmzer. A. Wagner. .1: McSorley. K. Sucher. B. M. Lukcn, P. Sthuhzl. C. Ehlm E. R. Abrams. FOURTH ROW: N. Schafcr. .I- Gcicr. M. Mocllcr. D. Bulschal, K7 Llisw. l. Berger. K. Hausman, and S. Kvllinghnus Every sdmol day EhC Senior Chorus practices ils many 5835.11 flan: fur upmming events. THIRD ROU S, Mcwrs. .l. Parsing. .I. Froschaucr. L. Hien L. Bur- man. 5, Viiulln. S. Crone. P7 Subler. P. Fox. FOURTH ROW: C. Culling. 7R. chct j. Spruuuc. K. Krzlcmer, Toni Hamblin. D Rainer- nmn. Clurc Voelkcr. CV Meyer: A. Kraus, and L. H.159. These girls par- iukc in 1he many Scninr Chorus anixilics lhmughuul the year. Voices Of Frosfz and Sophomores Freshman Glee Club members are, FIRST ROW, '1'. Gardner, S. Papke, 3. Can. .XI. Sandman B. Ehlers, SECOND ROW M. McLaughlin, A. OiConner. GI Meyers. .I. VIohannemane G. YounL THIRD ROW, C. Collins 3. Papke, I'. Jansen. .I Uverberg. I Neiszel, FOLRTH ROW, B. McCoy, M. Loch, C. Foxi K. Hauscr. and M. Kerkhoffi These girls practice every week. Sophomore Glee Club members are, L. to R.. FIRST ROW, P. Schloss. 3L Brunsman, I. Miller, Vi Ventura, M. Splain, S. Rieger. R. Davis, SECOND ROW, V. V'alvano. P. Colvin. L. Kunz, II, Giitz, Ei Trimpe, P. Rueve, H. Herbert, THIRD ROW, D. Meyer, 87 Kuhn, B. Hester, The Freshman-Sophomore Glee Club at Mercy spends many practice sessions in order to achieve that near-perfect melodious sound. Sister Mary Almeda, the director, can well be proud of the results of her hard work. The giris learn to com- bine their soprano and alto voices into beautiful melodies. Each spring a concert is held at Xavier University Fieldhouse. Our Glee Club joined with groups from other high schools to demon- strate their singing ability, attained from weeks of practice. 8. Peter. J- Wippel. G. Wechenbrock, N. Kerber. FOL-IRTH ROW, 5. Farfsing. K. Molengraph, K. Daiillo, Ai OIConner. M, Ritterule Kroeger, M. Brinkman, FIFTH ROW, C. Theobald, C. Stecheri L. Fameni, Linda Schrenker, D. Welage, and L. Boeing. Swell z'njoyous Melocbi D, Zwick, C. Davies, K. Barrett, KA Barrett. D. Meyen E, Schroeder. B. Beck. j. Gillz, ,I- Vitucci, J9 Stacey. B. Hester. C9 Rtulc. M. Bcssler. S. Farfsing, j. Kroeger. M. Ritten H. Herbc-rL L. Kunz. P. Fox. K. Malen- Sraph, D. Mengei M. Lysaght. K7 Tripptl. M. Enqler. S. H'ixruch. K. E. Schroeder. D. Zwick. M. Halter. 1i. Comadinn. '1. Gillz. .l9 Viluc'ci. M. Gau, C. Garman, R. Hein. 5. Witrork. VJV Gillan J. 593cm: 1.. l,ipps. M. Van, G. Schroer. M. Bcsslcr, M. O'Conner. 319 Manges: R. SchiCSL 9 9W9: '39 a; 39999 EN ' IIMI'I Baarlaer. B. Leurk. K. Datillo, R. Schiesz, M. Habethier. S. Bennet, L. bchrenkep C. Bedinghaus. and N. Bill take a breather during Glee Club rehearsal. Practice usually lasts for about forIy-five minutes. and is held mire a week. '1', Wucbbinu. J Martin XIV Brinken S. Kuhlmann. C. Bedinghaus, B9 Lcurk 3L Cindeles. Ii. Colony. and K. Schoentitld await their cue to begin singing for Sister Mary Almeria Orchestra Members Attempt Everyday at the seventh period Mercy,s orches- tra, under the direction of Sister M. Aloyse, practices medleys ranging from a Chopin waltz t0 llDominiqueV This time spent each day practicing is also a time of preparation. In the spring the orchestra took part in the music contest held at Miami. They also attended the annual Music Festival. Besides these projects the orchestra assisted the drama department in staging two productions. Itls not all work and no play, however, for in the spring the orchestra members left their instruments in school and played a basketball game against the Fearless Faculty. However, the members decided they should stick to their instruments! Debbie Froschauer. Beverly Gnldsmilh, and Judy Bach exhibit their Flair for music while Sister Mary Aloyse looks on. Penny Koorman. Dorothy Krause. Sully Sample. Eileen Collins. Betty FlSthCF prmtite 21 new sum; for the recital in spring. Pranice lasts for a Huseman. judy Krause, Marie Guljahr, Ann Flanagan. and Cynthia whole period each schoulday. 72 Perfectzbn Through Practice Takino lime oul 10 smile for the mmcril zu'c rinlinisizx L. In R Lmiu- Pcaker. Imu- Mclz. Rose Peaker. and Georgiana Green. Mam' nf lhESr Hell Carol Siebenbcrrrcn Sharon Dunnelinm. Carul Wilhvlm. Marx L'lrli pnrm-lpgucd In thr Musu' Lumen held 111 UV: sprung, . , A w . U'lrlenc Summe K'chn Wilson Vnnu Uuuns $m- Vcihrlivl. Pulrimu dirw'tnr m begin :1 mcdicv of song: to bc mud in bu This is Purisfv Schultz, and Nlarcia Schulm seem L0 be waiting 1hr th signal lrum IhL'H' Pruuuctur the prudurunn Lmtd mdnlx ucclu. 73 M ercz'cms Mix Beauty and Brains 4w 1 :4 , ,15 hClimbing the tree to suceessh! are omcers Louise Boeing, Barb Ahlers, Anne Wesseling, and Sue Vitullo, Honor Society members are L. to R.. FIRSTROW, L McDonuugh, C. Burkart. L. Barnes. D. Banjavic. R. Weil, .VL Le Stock, Lt Auer, B. Hekler, B. Heheman, .J. Dorsey. T. Schou. M. B. Espelage. SECOND ROW, C. Lautenbach, C, Dolle, J. Neumeister, L4 Murdock, D. Dixon, L. The Mother McAuley Chapter of the National Honor Society has been growing rapidly at Mercy. The requisite for membership is the maintaining of an average of at least ninety-one percent for two years. This year the Honor Society sponsored a College Night at school. By participating in the program, Mercyjs student body learned more about the various colleges they can choose from upon graduation from high school. A speaker from each school represented spoke to the group interested and was then available to answer any questions In addition to this service the Honor Society has instituted a tutoring system so that the members can help those less fortunate than themselves. Lazaron. At Ulmschneider, L. Brinker, St Korfhagen, D. Reinerman, J. A. Gandenberger, B. Weber. THIRD ROW, M. Schulte, A. Kraus, C. Hillebrand, M. BeIlman, XL Byrne, K. Kraemer, Be Nusekabel, R. Griener, KJohnsonelJ. Lester, B. Hizer, and D. Umbach. 74 Artists Capture Beauty on Canvas Art Society members are L to R,. FIRST ROW, B. Luken. F. Kreimcr. L Stock. De Brickwez. M. Bennett, 3L Bcltmant E, Mendel. STANDING; M. Mischell, C. Weber, SECOND ROW, L. Reid .5. SchullL Ct Witson. C Mettman. K, lmholtt 5- Schutlt Mp Schermann. and D. StandriHv Senior Art Sludemh Rose LaLushe Pat Fey. and Doris Ditmcn look over the shoulders of Linda Hcmseth and Pam h'ersel, The talented members of the Art Honor Society, With the assistance of Sister Mary Maura, learn the techniques of everything from block printing to designing the cover of this yearhs Mercywood. The girls display their talents in many ways. In statewide competition in almost every held from pencil drawings to oil paintings the members of the Society received many awards. 75 NVIadame, we are Ph.Dfsl' exckaim Ihe three professors from Kraft. Dave Habisch 21nd Bah Schlinkerw. as Klan: Oslerhues. Janet Iaspers, Wh: 11 is poor breeding? asks Sylvia UJorma XYilkinw of Sisier M, Eusebia Uo Gandenbcrqerl Schuue. Kathy Cisku. Lazamn. Nancy Owens. Barb Huber. Janet Lamps. and Nancy Suhatfer practice walking like a lady. us ,Ianel Leslie 76 Nun Wins Title In '10 Ann Gandenberger. Robyn Weil. Judy Neumeiswr, Maryanne Mu Gowam Sharon Fox, Sharon Donnellon. and Erv Budde look on. HWOHH you come to the Church in the wildwood Murdoch Dave SchtooD and Dawn Lucem Diane Yunged. ' sing Fnslcr M Ercy-E Zder Praductz'on Church and State conHicted as the Mercy-Elder Players joined forces to present the play uHaloes and Spotlights. Written in three acts by Father John O,D0nnell, the comedy stars Sister Mari- lee, a young nun; Mother Lucy, her Superior; and Foster Murdoch, employed by the Auriole Shampoo Company. When Sister Marilee wins $5000 and the title Of HMiss Columbia in an essay contest sponsored by .VIurdoch5s firm, she learns she is going to have to hght for her prize. In the end, with the help of Mother Lucy, three Jesuit scholars, the bishop, and Other super- natural powers, Sister .tharileet the young heroine, rides atop her Boat in the Rose Bowl Parade as Miss Columbia. Jenn Lester entourazes Sister M. Maiella. assistant in the business office. in be sure to get :1 frrtntArmv sent fur the Merry and Elder production of Hulnes and Spotlights. Whither Lucv you are the one who has mmcd lhis sycplfr,u says Sister Rosie Mechley. Patti Carroll. Teri Ureiner. Donna Ernst. Marilyn Byrne. Marilee tMafY-JO Brufggfmam to Louise Boning. Diana BruckmatL Chervl Finn.andllanclBischofare proud other. 77 Talents Shine F orth Smiling as if to music are Mary Ann Trotta, Linda Nordmann, Connie Collins, Joyce Metz, and Carol Siebenberger, who have merited their Silver Medals. Five aspiring actresses from the junior class. Mary Orite, Donna Wilkins, Janet Schutte, Mary Margaret Dewan, and janel Emmerich, await Silver Medals in drama. Silver medals in drama and that wonderful sense of accomplishment reward seniors Geraldine Smith, Diane Yunger, and Peggy Wahl. 78 in Spring Recitals Gold medals are merited by seniors Sharon Fox and Robyn VVeil in recog- nition ofiheir hard work in the field ofdrama. Recitals given by seniors Maryanne McGowan Mary .10 Bruegzcmnn, Marv Oslerhues. Patricia Carroll. Marilvn Byrne. and Carolyn I'hilebrand will merit them silver medals in drama. After long hours of practice Carol Wilhelm and Kathy Lange will receive their gold medals following their piano recitals. wurj'? : -4'. 15.3.1? 79 Mercy IS Fulfillment Through A ch 2'60 mg 4;. nv'J-m SENIORS thow Seniors All; It Is Nice Hasnht time flown, Class of ,66, since we elected Sharon president and Linda, Jodi, Ann, Janie, and Rita since we got our class rings and our little sisters! And wasnht it a fun time, a colorful time! . . . Color us thaIentedh: SO THIS IS PARIS LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE . . . HALOES AND SPOT- LIGHTS Gold and Silver Medals . Glee Club concerts art, writing, science awards! Color us hspiritedh . . . The Senior Retreat h . . Mission Days, when the polka dots crowned Cheri Pre-Prom Luncheon Ghanks, juniorsD . . . Color us ghappyW Dad-and-Daughter Dance .. . Sharonhs reign in a hWonder- land by Nighth with Mary Jo and Caro- lyn and April 29, as Judy was crowned with Barb and jane; all the things we7ll hTry to Remember,, . . . Color us hproudh: May 6, as we crowned Mary Sham Fox june 9, as we left, crying under our SchoolPresident mortal boards! Well, Class of ,66, werenht we great? and wasn,t it a great year? 'h- m: ' 25' 09 km Class Presidents with 66 Spirit Homeroom 12A Homeroom 1213 Homeroom 12C Homeroom 12D Homeroom 12E. Linda Auer Jodi Ernstcs Ann Rischmann Jane McSorley Rita Espclage '5 82 t0 Recall, and Follow . . .jj SHARON ANGST 3705 Francis Avenue St. Martin Business Club 4. CSMC1,2.3,4. $1751.23. DARLENE JOSEPHINE ARMBRUSTER 7673 Dog Trot Road Our Lady of the Visitation CSMC 13.3.4, French Club 4. Masque 81 Gavel 3.4. NCTC 3.4. SDS 4. LINDA ROSE AUER 3601 Muddy Ureek Read Our Ladyof Lourdes CDL 12.3.4. CSMC 1,2.3.4,junior Achievemem 3. Latin Club 2. Library Club 1.2.3. President 4, Future Teachers 1.2.3.4. Red Cross I.2,3,4. Sodality Vice prefect L Prefect 2.3.4. National Honor Society 3,4, Class President 4. MARIA E. AUGUSTINE 4065 Homelawn Avenue CSMC 12,14- Business Club 3.4. S.D.S.1.2, DIANE CLAUDIA BANIAVCIC 3596 IIanlin Court Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 12.3.4. French Club 4. Gleamings Staff 2- SDS 2'3'4' National Honor Society 4. NANCY LEE BARLAGE 5671 Childs Avenue 5L Aloysius Gonzaga Business Club 4. CDL 1, CSMC 1.2.3.4. Health Careers Club 2. Glee Club1,2.3JuniorAchievemem3, SDS 1.2.4. St. Aloysius Gonzaga 83 PAMELA ACITO 3408 Gerald Drive Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4. CDL 1.2,3,4; CSMC 1.23.4, Health Careers Club 1.4. Red Cross 1.23.4. SDS 1,2,3. ROSE ADANIS 2959 Ferguson Road St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, 8138 1,2,3, Class Secretary 1. TERESA ELIZABETH ANDERSON 3863 Tower Road Our Lady of-the Visitation Bowling 3,4. CSMC 1.2.3.4. Health Careers Club 3,4, junior Achievement 3. Latin Club3, SDS l.2,3.4. LINDA ANN BARNES 3671 Allview Circle Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSNIC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 3,4, SDS 3,4, Na- tional Honor Society 3,4. PATRICIA SL'E BENNETT 6067 Johnson Road St. Jude St. Agnes High School 1, CDL 3, CSMC 1,3, Red Cross 4, junior Achievement 3, SDS 3, Sodalily 3. DONNAJEAN BERDING 3277 Tulsa Court Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 1,2,3,4, Junior Achievement 3, Braille Club 4, Safety Counci12,3,4, Sodality 1,3,4. Vice prefect 2, Class President 2. MARILYN ROSE BERKEMEYER 3411 Hanna Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Braille Club 4, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Junior Achieve- ment 3,4, Library1,2,3,4,SDS 4. CAROL ANNE BERNING 5857 Bridgetown Road St. Jude Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Health Careers Club 1,2,3,4,.Iunior Achievtmem 3,4, Red Cross 3, SDS 1,2,3. LINDA SUE BIER 3092 Neiscl Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CDL 1,2,3, CSMC 1,2,3,4. Glee Club 2,3, Li- brarian 4, Red Cross 4, SDS 2,3,4, Sodality 1,2,3,4. 54 The Little Things JANET BISCHOF 5750 Timrick Court Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CDL 1, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1.2, SDS 1,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 1, Junior Achievement 3, Masque 8: Gavel 3,4. NCTC 3.4. LOUISE ELIZABETH BOEING 3959 Delmar Avenue St. Martin CDL 3,4. CSMC 1,2,3,4, Current Events 4, French Club 4, Gleanings Staff 2,3. Ediior 4. Junior Achievement 3, SDS 1,2.3. Future Teachers Club 2,3, President 4, Masque 8L Gavel 3, Cor- responding Secretary 4, NCTC 3,4, National Honor Society 2. Secretary 3,4. Class President 2. DARLENE ANN BRETHAUER 5618 Antoninus Drive St. Antoninus Bowling 1, Business Ciub 4, CSMC 1,2,3, Glee Club 1, SDS 1.2, 3,4, Rad Cross 1,2. LINDA SUZANNE BRINKER 3441 Harwinton Lane St. judc CDL 2,3,4, CSLIC l,2,3,4, Giganings Staff 3,4, SDS 2,3,4, Health Careers Club 2,3, Vice president 4, Current Events Club 4. Junior Achievement 3,4, National Honor Society 2,3,4, Class president 1. DIANA LEE BROCKMAN 2588 Montana Avenue St. Catharina- CSMC 1,2,3,4, Junior Achievement 3,4, Latin Club 3, SDS 2,3,4. Masque 8L Gave13,4,NCTC 3,4, Sodality 3. MARY ELAINE BRODBECK 4349 Brookdale Drive St. Aloysius Gonzaga Business Club4, CDL 3, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2, SDS 2. That Mean So Much Father Ltzza beams on smilingf. Ila5pers as P. Kel1cy and S. K1ing await lheir rings. BETTY JEAN BROSS . 4119 51. Martin1s Place 51- Mam Business Club4,CSMC1.2,3,4,Glee Club 1- LINDA SUE BROSSART 5579 Karen Avenue 51' AlOySiUS Gongziilza Bowling 3.4, Business Club 4. CSMC 1.2.3.4. 5135 3.4, Class 1 we presiden14. BARBARA BROWN . 2801 ShaH'er Avenue 51' tharlnt Business CEub 4,cs.x1c1.2,3.4.sD8112- KATHLEEN BROWN . . 2801 ShaHer Avenue 51' Lamarlne MERCYWOOD 1. Business Club 4, CSMC 1.2.3.4. 5115 3-3. Junior Achievement 3. MARY JO BRUEGGEMAN , , 1115 Carmania Avenue 5L 13.1mm. CDL 12. Vice president 3. National Youth President. 4. 11531;! 1.2.3.4. Cleanings Staff 3. Page Editor 4. .Jumor Ac1'1mvcn1cm 3. Lazin Club 3. Masque 5,. Gavel 3.4. XCTC 3.4. PTOjCCl Hub -. SDS 2,4. Class president 3. CYNTHIA ANN BURKART 3328 Greenway Avenue Our Lady Of Lnur11es XIERCYWOOD 2.3, Editor 4, CDL 1.2.3. czsng 131111118 president 4. French Club 4, Junior Achievement 3. l'UfKirE IERCh' m Club 4. Red Cross 123,4, 5DS 2.3.4. YAR 3, Natmnal Honor Society 3.4, Class Vice president 3.4. 85 SHARON ANN BURKE 2619 Harrison Avenue St. Catharine Business Club 4,CSMC1.2,3,4,Glee Club1.SDS 4. LINDA MARIE BURMAN M uddy Creek Road Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,34 SDS 12,14, Sudality 3.4, Secretary 1,2. MARILYN ROSE BYRNE 3360 Meyer Place CSXIC 1.2.3.4, Latin Club Treasurer 3, .V'Iasquc 8L Gavel 3, Recording Secretary 4, NCTC 3,4, Sodality 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Class Secretary 3. Seniors Show Frosh the Fantasy If Susan Owens. Doris Diltgen. and Diane Habig had not had their ing, Patty V055, and Kathy Dragon WOUld have had a diHicult lime locat- rings on, their little sisters Kaxhy Nieman, Adele O4Connor, Kathy Claus- ing these big SiStErSy, during 1116 picnic, PATRICIA JUDITH CARROLL 5412 Werk Road Our Lady of Lourdes CDL 2,3, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 3, Masque 8L Gavel 3,4, NCTC 3,4,SD51,2,3. CAROL ANN CASE 2260 Townhill Drive Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2, CDL 3, Projectionists 4, Red Cross 1,2,3, SDS 2. CATHERINE SUE CIRESI 3152 Ramona Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2, SDS 23, Future Teachers Club 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Class President 1, MARGARET ANN DALTON 2879 Ratlerman Avenue St. Catharine Bowling 1,2, Business Club 4, CDL 1, CSMC 1,2,3,4, ,luniOr Achievement 3,4, Future Teachers Club 1, SDS 2,3,4. DIANE ROSE DASENBROCK 3303 Phoenix Avenue CDL 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4. CONNIE C. DASSINGER 4347 Hutchinson Road SL 'IUde Bowling 3, CBL 3,4, Current Events 4, Health Careers Club 1,-2.3. SDS 2,3,4, Art Club 2, St. Martin 87 CONNIE MARY COLLINS 2538 Meycrhill Drive St. Catharine CSMC 1,2,3,4, Future Teachers Club 1, Music Club 2, SDS 2,3,4, Orchestra 2, Sedalily 123,4. MARTHA ANNE. CREAGER 4333 St, Martin1s Place St; Martin Business Club 4, CDL 3,CSMC1,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4. SUSAN CRONE 3362 RobineL Drive Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSMC 12,14, Glee Club 2,4, Health Careers Club 1. DONNA ANN ERNST 31 12 West Tower Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Library Club 3, Masque 8L Gavel 3, Sergeam-at-Arms 4, NCTC 3,4, Red Cross 1,2,3, Vice President 4, SDS 3,4, MARY JO ERNSTES 6022 Flyer Drive St. .Iude Our Lady of Angels 1, Business Club 4, CSMC 2,3,4, Glee Club 3.4, Current Events 4, Junior Achievement 3, SDS 2,3,4, Future Teachers 2, Class President 3,4. RITA CLAIRE ESPELAGE 2123 Quebec Road St. Bonaventure Braille Club 4, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Red Cross 3, SDS 2,3,4, Class Treasurer 2, President 4, 58 A Bit of Paris CATHY MARY DAVID 3512 Robb Avenue Bowling 4, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4. MARGARET LORENE DEEMS 2242 Schoedinger Avenue St. Bonaventure Braille Club 4, Business Club Secretary 4, CSMC 2,3,4, Current Events 4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Red Cross 2,4, SDS 2,3. DORIS ,IEANNE DITTGEN 4322 St. Martirfs Place St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC 1,234, Junior Achievement 3, Red Cross 1., SDS 2,3,4, Class Vice President 3. St. Martin CAROL ANN DOLLE 3857 Biehl Avenue St. Jude CDL 1,3, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Cleanings Staff 3,4, Health Careers Club 1,3, Treasurer 4, Red Cross 2, SDS 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4. SHARON ANN DONNELLON 3195 Epworth Avenue St. Catharine CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 1, junior Achievement 3, Masquc 8L Gavel 3,4, Music Club 2, NCTC 3,4, Orchestra 1,2,3, President 4, Red Cross 1,2,3,4, Sodality 1, Spanish Club 3,4, YAR 1,2,3,4. JANET L. DORSEY 3334 Kathy Lane Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club President 4, CDL 1,2,3, CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 1,2,3. Health Careers Club 1, Junior Achievement 3, Library Club 2, So- dality 1. National Honor Society 3,4. LINDA DOTH 4300 Brookdale Drive St. Aloysius Gonzaga Business Club 4, CDL 3, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2, SDS 1,2,3,4. GERALDINE DREES 2858 Allview Circle Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4. Junior Achievement 3, Class Vice President 2, BONITA jEAN EILERMAN 5715 Bridgetown Road SLJude Bowling 3,Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1. SDS 1,2, 3,4, Red Cross 1,2,3. Brought to M grey Tender Moments are provided in the production 1180 This 15 American airls and French men usually equal romance, bu1 when Darlene Pang bv D. Ernst and T. Durkin. Armbrustcr urtepts what she thought was a proposal by Ken .Ianszcn. he collapses. 1IANE FALLS 6790 Bridgetown Road Our Lady of the Visitation Business Club 3. CSMC 1.2.3.4. Health Club 2.14. Music Club 1.2. Red Cross1,2,3.SDS 1.2. jL'DITH KATHERINE FARSING 3000 Ideal Terrace Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 1.2.3.4. Current Events 4. French Club 4. Health Careers Club 1.4. Glee Club 2.3.4. Junior Achievement 3. SDS 1.2.3. Vice Presidem 4. VIVIAN ANN FEIST 2860 ShaHer Avenue St. Catharine Business Club 4.CDL1.CSMC1.2.3.4.SD511 MARYANXE SHEILA FELIX 3274 Balsamridge Drive St. Ignatius 30leng 2,3. CSMC 2.3.4. Red Cross 2.3.4.5115 2.3.41 PATRICIA ANN FEY 3482 Aha Vista Avenue 31. Martin Business Club 4. CSMC 4. CHERYL ANN FINN 3033 South Hegry Circle Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CDL 3, CSMC 1.2.3.4. Masque 8: Gavel 3,4. NCTC 3.4. Red Cross 13.14.5175 2.3.4. 89 Daughters Entertain Dads They are smiling and they look alike and senior Maryanne McGowan and aucmpzs 10 display their youth and vitality; but lefs face it, Dads, W'ou Daddy both have proud twinkle: in their eyes. AH the pops made valiant aintt what you used 10 be! SALLY FISHER 3209 Boudinol Avenue St. Catharine Busincss Club 4. CD1. 3, CSMC 12.351, Glee Club 1.2. Red Cross1,2.3,4.SDS1,2,3.4,YAR 4. SHARON MARGARET FOX 3106 Pershing Court Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 12.14, Current Events 4. Gleanings Staff 3. Latin Club 3, Masque 8: Gavel 3.4. NCTC 3.4. Sudaiity 3. Secretary 4. Class President 3. School President 4. jL'DY CATHARINE FROSCHAL'ER 2834 Dunaway Avenue CISMC 1.2.3.4. A' Cappella 3. Glee Club 2.3. Librarian 4. SDS 3.4.Sodality1.2.3.5panish Club 5.1'AR 3, 90 at the Annual Pops; Hop JO ANN GANDENBERGER 7518 Dog Trot Road Our Lady 01 the Visitation MERCYWOOD 3,4, CDL 3, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Current Events 4, SDS 2,3,4, junior Achievement 3, Latin Club 3,4, Future Teachers Club 3, Secretary 4, Masque 8i Gavel 3,4, Mu Alpha Theta 4, NCTC 3,4, Red Cross 1,2, Secretary 3, President 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Class President 2, Vice president 4, Secretary 1. MARSHA LOUISE GIESKEN 2400 Lourdes Lam: Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CDL 2, CSNIC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,3,4, Junior Achievement 3, SDS 1,2,3,4. RITA MARIE GILLEN 2167 Faywood Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSMC 1.2.3.4. Library Club 2. SDS 1,2,3,4, Braille Club 4. SANDRA MARY GOLDSMITH 9129 Lockwood Hill Road St. Bernard Business Club 4, CDL 3, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Library Club 2. SDS 2.3, Music C1ub1,Red Cross 2. ROBERTA ANNE GREINER 2957 Blue Haven Terrace St. Catharine Business Club 4, CSMC I,2,3,4, Glee Club 1. Red Cross 1, SDS 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Class President 2. TERI ANN GREINER 5592 Childs Avenue St. Aloysius Gonzaga CSMC l,2,3,4 Gleanings Staff 3,4, Health Careers Club 2,3,4, Masque 6: Gavel 4, NCTC 3,4, Red Cross 1,2,3.4, SDS 3,4, Class President 1,3. ANTOINETTE ROSE GRIECO 2703 Shaffer Avenue St. Catharine Bowling 1, Business Club 4, CSMC 1, Red Cross 1, Treasurer 2. ELAINE MARIE GRIESSER 3323 Harmony Lane Our Lady of Lourdes Bowling 1,2,3, CDL 1,3, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Current Events 4. French Club 4, Gleanings SIaH 3,4, SDS 2,3,4, YAR 3, Secretary- Treasurer 4. CHRISTINE ELIZABETH GUENTHER 6049 Flyer Drive 5'. .JUdC Glee Club 1, SDS 2,3,4, Class Vice President 1. LYNN GUENTHNER 2857 Ratterman Avenue St. Catharine Julienne 1, St. Jasephk 2,3, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3.4, Glee Club 2,3, Red Cross 4. BARBARA JO GUETHLEIN 3019 Hull Avenue St, Catharine CSMC 1,2,3,4, Junior Achievement 3,4, Future Teachers 2.3, SDS 2,3,4, Art Club 2, Class President 2. SUSAN CLARE GUILFOYLE 3310 Gerald Drive Our Lady of Lourdes BusineSS Club 4, csmc 12.3.4, Library Club 2. Red Cross 11134 SDS 3,4. 91 ANNA GUSTER 3256 Daytona Avenue Business Club 4, CSMC l,2,3,4. MARIE GUTJAHR 4321 SI. Martink Place St. Martin CSMC 2,3,4, Junior Achievement 3,4, Orchestra 2,3, Vice Presi- den14. BEVERLY ANN HAAS 3342 Wunder Avenue St. Catharine Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Junior Achievement 3,4, Red Cross 3, VAR 2,3,4. St. Martin 92 Christmas Brings DIANE BARBARA HABIG 2074 Bellglade Terrace St. Antoninus Business Club 4, CDL 1, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4. KATHLEEN T, HABISCH 5953 Glenway Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Western Hills 1, Business Club 4, CSNiC 2,3,4, Senior Chorus 3, Junior Achievement 3,4, Braille Club 4, SDS 2,3, President 4, 50, dality 3. TONI HANIBLIN 4281 Alex Avenue St. Martin Bowling 4, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Senior Chorus 3,4, Junior Achievement 3, SDS 2,4, PAULA jEAN HARMEYER 1771 Bleeker Lane Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,4. BONITA MARIE. HEHEMANN 3601 janlin Court Our Lady of Lourdes Braille Club 4,Business Club 3,4, CDL 1,2,3,4, Red Cross 1,2,3,4, SDS 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club Secretary 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Class President 2. BETTY ANN HEKLER 3675 Allview Circle Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club Vice President 4, CDL 3, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Senior Chorus 3, President 4, junior Achievement 3, Sodal'uy 4, Prefect 1, Vice Prefect 2, Secretary 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Class Vice President 1. Our Lady of Presentation LINDA ANN HEMSATH 3600 Neiheisel Avenue St. Jude Business Club 4. CSMC 1.2.3.4. Junior Achievement St. Jude Sec- retary 3. Vice President 4. Red Cross 1. SDS 2.3,4. Class Secretary 1. CAROLYN MARY HILLEBRAND 3745 W'ilmar Drive 51. XIartin CDL 3. CSMC 1.2.3.4. French Club 4. Gleanings Staff 3.4.Hea1th Careers 1.13.4. Masque 8: Gavel 3. Vice President 4. NCTC 3.4. SDS 1.2.3.4. YAR 3. President 4. National Honor Society 2.3.4. BARBARA HIZER 2824 Wark Road St. Catharine CDL 3,4. CSMC 12.14. Current Events 4, French Club 4. Junior Achievement 3. Projectionists 1.2.3. CmPresident 4. Red Cross 12. City W'ide Delegaie 3.4. National Honor Society 2.3.4. a Wonderland by Night The dateiDectmmer 27; the plactiHartwell Country Club; the airw mcl S broken nose! She and Marsha Giesken will recall the Christmas Ball cold, but filled with excitement. Little did Ihe coldness bother Bonnie Hum- as a perfect evening for themselves and their dates. .s 177666? Y I V Do we detect a tear in Cheri Zloba's eye despite a smile upon her face after she uNowallmymoncyisgone! cries E.Griesser, has been crowned Mission Day Queen? Cheri Crowned LINDA Sn HOESL 2662 McKinley Avenue St, Catharine Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3.4. Junior Achievement 3,4. Masque 5L Gave13,4, NCTC 3.4, SDS 1,2,3,4. SUE HUBER I 7180 Bridgetown Road Our Lady of the Visitation Bowling 3, Business Club 4. CSRIC 1,2,3. Glee Club L SDS 23.4. MARY BETH HUEBNER 3723 St. Martin Place St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC l,2,3,4, Junior Achievement 3.4. Braille Club4, SDS 3,4. 94 KATHLEEN KRAEMER 3428 Orchard Court St. Martin Bowling 3, CDL 3, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 3,4. Future Teachers 1-2, SDS 2,3,4, National Honor Society 4, Senior Chorus 3,4. ANN TERESA KRAUS 5495 Karen Avenue St. Aloysius Gonzaga CDL 2.3,4, CSNIC 1,2,3,4. Current Events 4. Glee Club 2,3.4. Red Cross 1,2,3,4, SDS 1.2.3.4, YAR 2.4. Secretary-Trcasurer 3. National Honor Society 2,3,4. JANET KAY KRL'MMEN 5506 Childs Avenue St. Aloysius Gonzaga Bowling 3.4. CDL 12.3.4 CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club 4. Gleanings Staff 2,4, Health Careers Club 1,234, Junior Achievement 3, Pro- ,iECtionists 1, Red Cross 1.2.3.4. SDS 1.2.3.4.Sodality1,2. 95 BONNIE LOUISE HUMMEL 6436 Taylor Road St. jude Business Club 4,CSMC1,2,3,4,Red Cross 1, SDS 4. LINDA SUE HURLANDER 3849 Trevor Avenue Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4, SDS 4. KATHLEEN ANN IMHOLT 2435 Montana Avenue St. Catharine CDL 4, CSMC 1,2,4, Junior Achievement 3, Future Teachers 1, Sodality 1,2,3, Art Club 2.4. Class Vice President 2. St. Martin JANET ANN JASPERS 3791 Stroschcn Drive St. jude CSMC 123,4, Health Careers Club 4, Junior Achievement 4. Latin Club 3, Masque 8L Gavel 4, NCTC 3,4, SDS 4. PATRICIA CATHERINE KELLEY 4309 St. Martin Place CDL 3, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Red Cross 1, SDS 3. SANDRA KELLINGHAUS 1917 Fairmount Avenue St. Bonaventure Business Club 4, CSMC 1.2.3.4. Glee Club 1.2, Senior Chorus 3.4, SDS 4. St. Martin SHARON L. KLING 3834 Boudinm Avenue 51:. Catharine MERCYWOOD Staff 4, CDL 2.3.4, CSMC 1.2.3.4, French Club 4, Junior Achievement 3, Future Teachers 2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4, SANDRA ANN KORFHAGEN 3612 Meadow Avenue St. Martin CSMC 1.2.3.4. Prqiectionisls 1,2,3. President 4, National Honor Society 2,3.4. ANGELA L. KORTE 4433 Harding Avenue St, Aloysius Gonzaga Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4. Red Cross 1,2,3,4. SDS 4, Spanish Club 2,3. YAR 1,Natiunal Honor Society 4. MARY ANN LIETZ 3359 Gerald Drive Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4 Red Cross 1,2,3,4, SDS 3,4, Sodality 1. ,JEAN A. LUCKMAN 2644 Gehrum Lane St. Catharine Bowling 3,4, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, junior Achievcment 3,SD51,2,3,4, CAROL ANN LYNCH 3622 Allview Court Our Lady of Lourdes Father Thomas Scecina Memorial High School 1,2, Business Club 4, CSMC 123,4, Gleanings SlafT3,4, Sodality 1. SYLVIA MARY MACKE 3864 Bridgetown Road St. Jude Bowling 4, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,4, Red Cross 4, SDS 2. MARLENE H, MANNE 2241 Townhill Drive Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 3,4, CSMC1,2,3,4,SDS 2,3,4. MADELINE JOANN MAUCH 3418 Mayfair Avenue St. Martin CSMC 123,4 Red Cross 1, SDS 2,3,4, Class President 1. 11007726 and Carve Your CAROLYN ROSE KUEHNLE 3740 Darwin Avenue St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,4, Red Cross 1,2, SDS 2,3,4. DIANA JEANNE LACHER 2170 Faywood Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3.4, Glee Club 2. Braille Club 4, SDS 4, Senior Chorus 3,4. LAURENVJOYCE LAHMANN 5657 Green Acres Court St. Aloysius Gonzaga MERCYWOOD Staff 1,2,3, Associate Editor 4, CDL 2,3,4, CSMC 1,2,4, SDS 2. ROSE MARIE LALOSH 3264 Koenig Avenue St. Catharine CSMC 1,2,4, junior Achievement 3, Red Cross 1.2,3,4, SDS 1,2, 3,4,ArtCluh3. MARLENE RUTH LAMOTT 3575 Janlin Court St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 2, Red Cross 123,4, SDS 1,2,3,4. KATHY A. LANCE 2926 Lischer Avenue St. Catharine Business Club 3,4, CDL 2, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3, Junior Achievement 3, SDS 4. Sodality 1, Class Vice President 4. Name Next to M inf Kathleen Habisch Sue Ryan and Jean Luckman our candidates for 5.115. the SDS. standards. these- girls proved that you can be the center of at- Queen, await the coronation beneAth the chc1heart Tree. Living, up to lcntlon and. m the same nmabc modest. PATRICIA MCCROSKEY 3673 North Glen Road St. Aloysius Gonzaga Bowling 3, CSMC 1,2,14, Glee CEub 2. .Junior Achievement 3. Red Cross 3, SDS 1,2,3,4. .VIARYANNE McGOWAN 3124 Weatbrook Drive 5L Catharine MERCYWOOD Staff 3, Bowling 2, Treasurer 3. CDL E5114. Health Careers 3,4, Junior Achievement 3. Masque 3: Care! 3.4. Mu Alpha Theta 4, NCTC 3.4, Red Cross 4. SDS 1.2. Senior Board Member 3, Treasurer 4. Sodality 4. CAROL MCKENNA Box 87 Zion Road Our Lady of the Visitation Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 4. Spanish Club 4. 97 Lay'- Amidst shrills and sighs of happiness. Judy Froschauer is announced one of the three prom-quecn candidates along with Barb Rueve and Jane MC- The Thrill of I 25 All MARYIJANE MCSORLEY 3679 Boudinol Avenue St. Catharine Business Club 4, CDL 1,2,3, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3. Treasurer 4. junior Achievement 3, Future Teachers 3.4. SDS 1. 2,3,4, YAR 4, Class Presiden13,4. ROSE AIARIE MECHLEY 3722 High Point Avenue St. Catharine CSMC 1,2,3. French Club 4. Future Teachers 3.4. Masque 3: GaVE13.-'l-. SDS 1.2.3.4, Sodality l. NATALIE MARY MENDEL 4059 Janward Drive St. Aloysius CDL 2.3.4. CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club President 4, Glee Ciub 2, 3.4. SDS 2.3,4. DARLENE ANN MENGES 2638 Harrison Avenue St. Catharine CSMC 12.3.4, Glee Club 3,4, Latin Club 3, Red Cross 1.2.3.4. Sodality 1,3,4, Treasurer 2. CLAREE MARIE METTMAN 3632 Janlin Court St. Martin Bowling E.2,3, President 4. CSMC 1.2.3.4, Red Cross l,2.3,4. SDS 1,2,3,4,ArtC1ub 2,3,4. .IANICE ANN METZ 2900 W'elge Lane Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSL-lC l,2,3,4. Glee Club 1.2, Braille Club 3,4, Orchestra 2,4, Librarian 3. Sodalily 12.3.4. Spanish Club 3, YAR 3,4. Sorley. Friends Terry Yunger,Janet Bischof. and Linda Bier seem equally thrilled with lhejuniod choice, IS 33Tryz'ng t0 Rememberjj JOYCE ANN METZ 2900 Welge Lane Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSMC l,2,3,4, A3Cappella 3, Glee Club 1.2, Braille Club 3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4. Sodality 1,2,4. Treasurer 3, YAR3,4. LINDA LOUISE MEYER 3840 Trevor Avenue St. Martin Business Club 4. PEGGY ANN MEYER 3282 Hanna Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes MERCYWOOD 2,3, Co-editor 4, CDL 2,3,4, Treasurer I. CSMC 12,354, Future Teachers 3,4, Red Cross 4, SDS 1,234, Current Events Club 4, Class Vice-presidem 3,4. MARLENEJEANNE MOLLNER 4255 Harrison Avenue SL AIOYSiUS Gonzaga Bowling 2, CDL 2,3,4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Current Events 3, SDS 2. 3,4, French Club 4, Library 2,3,4, Future Teachers 3,4, ASsismnl Treasurer SDS 2. DORIS MOORMAN 3676 Allview Circle Our Lady Of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSMC 12.3.4, Glee Club 12.3.5135 2.3.4. PATRICIA LEA MORGENTHAL 3010 Glenmorc Avenue Our Latiy of Lourdes CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club 4, Junior Achievement 3, Sodalily 2. 3,4. VIRGINIA MARIE MEYER 2737 South Road Our Lady of the Visitation Business Club 4, CSMC 1,234, Health Careers Club 2,3, Secretary 4. Latin Club 3,4, Library Club 2,3,4, Braille Club 4, Red Cross 4. CARLA ETHEL MILLER 471 Pedretli Road St. Dominic Seton High School 1, Bowling 3, CSMC 1,234, Junior Achieve- ment 3, SDS 1,2.3,4. SUSAN IRENE MOELLER 4122 Harding Avenue St. Martin CSNIC 4, Red Cross I,Z,3,4. MARY ANN NIORRIS Our Lady of Lourdes 3359 Greencrest Court Business Club 4, CDL 1,2,3, Art Chairman 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glet Club 1, Junior Achievement 3, SDS 1,2,3, Rep. 4, Spanish Ciub 3, ViCe-president 1. LINDA MARIE MUELLER Our Lady of Lourdes 3218 Buell SI. CSMC1.2,3,4.SDS 2,3,4. LOUELLA ANN MURDOCK St. Catharine 2828 Almester Dr. Business Club 3,4, CSMC 1.2.14, Glee Club 1,,1unior Achievement 3, Red Cross 3,4, Sodality 1, Spanish Club 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4. 2?? KATHLEEN DOROTHY MURPHY Our Lady of Lourdes 3584Janlin Court CDL 1,2,3,4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers 4, Braille Club 4. Red Cross 3,4, SDS 2,3,4. CAROLYN MAUREEN MYERS Our Lady of Lourdes 3328 Hanna Ave. Business Club 3,4, CSMC 1.2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2, Junior Achicva ment 3. Red Cross 3.5138 1. BARBARA ANN NEIHEISEL St. Marlin 5486 Werk Rd. CDL 2,3,4,CSMC1,2,3,4,SDS 2.3.4, BONNIE MARY NEIHEISEL St. Martin 3934 Trevor Ava. CDL 2,3,4, CSNIC 1,2,3.4, Glee Club 3, Health Careers 4, .Juniur Achievement 3, Red Cross 3,4, SDS 1, Rep. 2,3,4. DIANA MILDRED NEIHEISEL St. Martin 3432 Robb Ave. Business Club 4, CSMC 4,,Iunior Achievement 3. Red Cross 2,4. DONNA MARIE NEIHEISEL St. Marlin 3432 Robb Ave. Busincss Club 4, CSNIC 4,,Junior Achicvcment 3, Red Cross 4. 2 117.79; to Remem bar: JUDITH ANN NEUMEISTER Our Lady of Lourdes 5547 Werk Rd. CDL 3, CSMC 1.2.14. Latin Club 3. Library Club 1,2,3, Vice- Presidem 4, Future Teachers l,2,3,4, Xiasque 8:: Gave! 3,4, Slu Alpha Theta 3, Secretary 4, NCTC 3,4, Sodality 1,2, Vice4prefec1 3.4, National Honor Society 2,3,4. NANCY ANN NIEHAUS Our Lady of Lourdes 3232 Bratler Ave. Business Club 4, CDL 1,2,3,4. CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers 1,4, Red Cross 1,2,3,4, SDS 1,2,3. BARBARA ANN NOCHECK SL Jude 3736 Ncihcisel Ave. CSMC 3.4.Fu1ure Teachers 1,2. Spanish Club 1,2. 'chhids. nzllllrzllly'Y ' sews Sharon Angst. Looks like snmvunvk I-illhfr is. ;: linrisl. Mercy wins again, beating Seton and Western Hills :45 Linda Brinkrr. our HAmerimn Beauty. capmrcs the citlv of Kiwanis Russ Qumn Those M emories S0 TendeW fht' dress. the dale the terrible long wail art Purl Of WWI mukm UP guninr du'ji 5 R058 Adams. 1 Anderson. and Iheir happy-lnnking 95' a From. The Prom of '06 like its predecessors. was :1 huge surmss lur 1hr FUFISWIH HfrlfY g LINDA NORDMAN 1723 Queen City Avenue SI. Bonaventure CSIVIC 1,2,3,4, French Club Treasurer 4, Glee Club 2, Braille Club 4, Red Cross 3, SDS 1,2. MARY AGNES OSTERHUES 3614 Darwin Avenue St. Martin CDL 2,3,4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers 3,4, Masque 8: Gavel 3,4, NCTC 3,4, Red Cross 4, SDS 2,3,4. PATRICIA A. OVERBECK 3123 Boudinm Avenue St. Catharine Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Health Careers 3,,juni0r Achievement 3,4, Red Cross 1,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4. Elder Musical SHARON ANN OVERBERG 3072 Broakview Drive Our Lady of Lourdes Busines's Club 4, CDL 3, Red Cross 2, Sedality 3,4. MARY LOU OWENS 3334 Felicity Drive St. Catharine Business Club 3,4, CDL 2,3,4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Junior Achievement 3,4, Red Cross 1,2,3, SDS 2,3,4. SUSAN FAITH OWENS 5755 Windsor Hill Drive Our Lady of Lourdes Bowling 3, CSMC 2,3, Current Events 4, Junior Achievement 3, Red Cross 1,2, SDS 2,3,4, Class Secretary 1. General Fairfax Glob Wilhelrm Hirts with the old time gals from the Colorado ranch. Donna Ernstes. Kathy Frame, Donna Wilkcns, and Mary jo Bruggeman, were a. part of the cast who presented the first musical in Mercfs nEw gym-auditoriumrand may we say it was a big success! DIANNE MARY PEASLEE 7950 Bridgetown Road St. Joseph Bowling 3,4, Business Club 4, CDL 3,4, CSMC l,2,3,4, Health Careers 3, Red Cross 1,2,3,4, SDS 3,4, Sodalily 1. PEGGY LEE PISTOR 3838 Delmar Avenue Business Club 4,CSIVIC1,2,3,4, Braille Club 4. VAR 3,4. MARY ELIZABETH POLLMAN 3111 Westbourne Drive Our Lady of Lourdes MERCYWOOD Staff 3, Business Editor 4, Business Club 4. CSMC 1,2,3,4, Red Cross 4, SDS 2,3,4, National Honor Society 4. St. Martin Radz'ates 1cSunslzz'neJi 103 JANICE LYNN RAIS 3429 Miami Court 5!. Martin Business C1ub4,CSMC1,2,4,Red Cross 1,2,3,4. DIANNE. MARY REINERMAN 3608 St. Martin PIacc St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC l,2,3,4, Glee Club 3,4, Red Cross 1,2, National Honor Society 3,4. DARLENEJUNE RENTSCHLER 5793 Reemelin Road St. Aloysius Gonzaga Bowling 4, Business Club 3,4, CDL 4, CSMC 1.2,3,4, Junior Achievement 3, SDS 1,2,3,4, Sodality 1, Spanish Club 3, YAR 1. KXREN MAUREEN RICHTER 3759 Eyrich Road St. Jude Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 3, Health Careers 1, 2,3, Junior Achievement 3,4, Library Club 3, Red Cross I,2,3,4, SDS l,2,3,4, KAREN ELIZABETH RIDMANN 4302 St. Martin Place CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers 4, Glee Club1,SDS 1. PEGGY ANN RIEDEL 3271 Midden Circle Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CDL 1,2,3, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1.2, Future Teachers 3,4, SDS 2,3,4, YAR 4, Senior Chorus 3, Treasurer 4. St, Martin SIEGLINDE RIEL 3983 Carrie Avenue Business Club4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Red Cross l,2,3,4. MARITA MAE RIESKAMP 4011 Walter Avenue Business Club 4. CSMC 1,2,3,4. KATHLEEN CLARE RICA 3712 Wilmar Drive 3!. Martin CDL 2,3,4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glcanings Staff 3, Page Editor 4, Health Careers Club 1,2,3,4, Junior Achievement 3, Masque 8; Gave13,4, NCTC 3,4, Red Cross 3,4, SDS 1,2,3, St. Martin St. Martin ANN MALINDA RISCHMANN St. Martin 3962 Washington Ave. Business Club 4, CSMC l,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2, SDS 3,4, Vice- President 2, President 4, SYLVIA RAE ROBINSON St. Catharina 3071 Daytona Ave. CSMC 1,2,3.4, Current Events 4, Junior Achicvcmenl 3, Vice- Presidenl l. NANCY ,IEAN ROEDERSHEIMER Our Lady of Lourdes 3284 Dunn Ct. Annual StafT 3.4, CDL 12,34, CSMC 1.2.3.4, Current Events 4, French Club Secretary4, SDS 1,2,3,4,Nat10nal Honor Society 2,3. KATHY IDA ROLF St. Catharinc 2770 ShafferAve. CSMC 1.2,3, French Club 4, Health Careers 3,4, SDS 3,4. NANCY ANN ROTHAN St. Martin 3308 Gamble Ave. Business Club 3,4, CSMC 1,2,3,4. Health Careers 4, Library Club 3, BARBARAJEANNE RUEVE Sl.,lude 5998 Oakapple Dr. CDL 3,4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Current Events 4, French Club 4, Health Careers 2,3. President 4, SDS 2,3. 41We 1 our Children Gathered Here MARJORIE ANN RUPRECHT St, Aloysius 39m Harmar CI. Bowling 3,4, Business Club 4, CDL 4, CSMC l,2,3,4, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Health Careers l,2.3,4, Red Cross 1,2,4. SDS 1,2,3,4, YAR 4. SUE MICHELE RYAN St. Catharine 2785 Cyclorama Dr. Business 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, junior Achievement 3, SDS Rep. 1,2,3, Secretary 4. jANET RUTH SCHAEFER St. Marlin 4329 St. Martin Pl. Business 4, CSNIC 1,2,3,4, Red Cross 4. 104 All pay tribute :15 Linda :M er rrmvns the BEessed Mother. Sing to You Our Loaf MARYJO SCHIESZ Our Lady Hf Lourdes 3381 Brater Ave, Business Club 4, CDL 2.3.4. CSMC f.2.3.-5. Heilllh Careers 4, junior Achievement 3. SDS 1.2.3.4. RIARY ANN SCHNIITT St, Aloysius Gnnxuga 5691 KarenAve. USMC 1.2.3.4. A Capella 3.4. Glee Club I'rcasurcr 2. Junior :thievemem 3. Projectionisls 3. SDS 1.3.3.4, Spanish Club 3. DARLENE MARY SCHNETZER 5L Jude 3502 Lakewood Dr. Business Club 4. CSMC1.2.3.4.GlceCIub 2.3.4. SIJS 3.4. 105 LEFT: 441 did it with my little hatchet? exclaims Diane Yunger to Louise Marilees hotel room. RIGHT: Peggy Wahl interviews Mary Jo Bruegge- Boeing. MIDDLE: Teri Greiner Ioafs 0n Cleopatrfs Couch in Sister man forWPAS-TV. Thespz'ans Don Haloes THERESE. ELLEN SCHOTT 6081 Country Hills Drive Our Lady of Lourdes CDL 1.3,4, Vice President 2, CSMC 1.2,3,4, French Club 47 Future Teachers 4, SDS l,2,3,4, National Honor Society 2,3,4, YAR3,4. NANCY SCHROEDER 3544 Lakewood Drive St. Jude Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4. Glee Club 1,3,4, Junior Achieve- ment 3,4. Red Cross 1,3,4, SDS 2,3,4. PAULA ANN SCHULZ 3733 Coral Gables Road St. ,Iude Bowling 3, Braille Club 4, Business Club 4, CSNIC I,2,3.4, Healih Careers 3,4, Glee Club 1,3,4, junior Achievement 3,4. Red Cross 1,2. SDS 2,3,4. KATHLEEN SCHUSTER 2634 Foran Drive Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4. CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Junior Achievement 3,4, SDS 4. LYNNE MARIE SCHUSTER 4586 Ebenezer Road St. Jude Business Club 4. Bowling 3,4, CSMC 2,3.4, Red Cross l,2,3,4, SDS 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA ANNE. SCHWAB 3440 Harwimon Lane 51. Jude Business Club 4, CDL 2,3, CSRIC 123,4. Glee Club 3, Junior Achievement 3, Red Cross 1,2, SDS 2,3. DORINNE LOUISE SELM 3616 Allview Circle Our Lady of Lourdes CDL 1, Secretary-lreasurer 2, President 3,4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Cur- rent Events 4, French Club 4, Gleanings Staff 2,3, page editor 4, Junior Achievement 3, Latin Club 3, Library Club 2,3,4, Future Teachers 2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4, Sodaiily Treasurer 1. ALBERTA SHROUT 3431 Craig Avenue CDL4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Braille Club 4, YAR 3,4. GERALDINE SMITH 3390 Robinel Drive Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CDL 3,4, CSMC l,2,3,4, Heaith Careers Club 1, Junior Achievement 3, Masque 8L Gavel 3,4, NCTC 3,4, SDS 2, 3,4, Spanish Club 3. St. Martin JANET LYNN SPITZMILLER 3217 Epworth Avenue St. Catharine Business Club 4, CDL 2,3, CSAiC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2, Braille Club3,4, Red Cross 1,2, SDS 1,2, YAR 2,3,4. jANET MARIE STALLMEYER 3410 Tolland Court St. 'Iude Our Lady of Providence Academy 1,2, CSMC 3, French Club 4, Health Careers 4, Red Cross 4, SDS 3,41 LINDA SUSAN STEINMETZ 294i Hull Avenue St. Catharine CSMC 1,2,3,4, Junior Achievement 3,4, Latin Club 3. Masque 8L Gavel 3,4, NCTC 3,4, SDS 2,3,4. While In the Spotlzghts 107 SUE PATRICIA STEWART 3277 Fiddlers Green Road Our Lady 01' the Visitation Bowling 3,4, Braille Club 4, Business Club 3,4, CDL l, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2, Junior Achievement 4, SDS 4, MARYLOU STOCK 3354 Gerold Drivc Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CDL 3,4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Current Events 4, Library Club 4, Red Cross 1, SDS 1,2,3, Sodalily 1,4, National Honor Society 3,4, KATHLEEN SUCHER 3374 Robinet Drive Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSNIC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Htahh Careers i,junior Achievemtnl 3. Red Cross 1. BARBARA ANN SWEGMAN 3222 Bellacre Court Our Lady of Lourdes Bowling 2,3, Business Club 4, CSMC l,2,3,4, Junior Achievement 4, Red Cross l,2,3,4, SDS l,2,3,4. KATHLEEN ANN THIEMAN 43l3 Marlin Avenue St, Martin Buwiing 4, Business Club 4, CSNIC 1,2,3,4, Red Cross 1,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4, Class Vice-Prcsident i. MARY LOUISETRIPPEL 2922 Hoadly Court St. Catharine Braille Club 3.4, Business Club 3.4, CDL 2,3,4, CSMC 1,2,4, Treasurer 3, YAR 2,3,4, Class Vice-Prcsidcnl 3. God ccRainfj Down DONNA TROEHLER St. Manin 4013 Trevor Ave. Business Club 4, CDL 3.4. CSMC 1.2.34 SDS 3. DONNA JEAN UMBACH St. Catharine 2556 Saruis Cl. Academy of the Immaculate Conception 1.2, Vicc-Prcsident 2. Sim dent Councii REP. 2, CDL 4, CSMC 1.13.4, Glee Club 1.2. junior Achievement 4. Mu Alpha Theta 3, President 4, Orchestra 1.2. SDS 4. National Honor Society 3.4. SUSAN ELEANORA VITULLO St. Aloysius Gonzaga 5465 Green Acres Ct. CDL 2. Secretary-Treasurer 3, Vice-Presidem 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1.2.34 Project Club 3,4. SDS 3,4, National Hnnnr Society 2,3.4. CLARE MARGARET VOELKER Our Lady of the Visitation 6712 Menz Ln. Annual Staff 3, Bowling 4. Business 4. CSMC 1.2.3.4, Gite Club 12.3.4, SDS l.2,3.4. VICTORIA ANN VOLK St. Martin 3633 Easi Darwin Ave. Annual StafT 3,4. CSMC 1.2.3.4. Health Careers 4. junior Achievtment 3. Library Club 4. Red Cross 4. SIDS 1.2.3.4. Current AHairs4. ALBERTA WAGNER S: Martin 3960 Trcvor Ave. Bowling 3.4, Business 4. CDL 3, CSMC l.2,3,4. Glee Club 3,4, Future Teachers 1. Braille Club 4. SDS 1.2.3.4. Secretary 4, Vice- PresidenLZ. EILEEN MARY WAGNER St. Aloysius Gonzaga 5663 Green Acres C1. Bowling 2. CDL 3.4, CSMC I. Auditor 2. Secretary 3. President 4. Glee Club 1. President 2,3.4. Junior Achievement 3. SDS 1, 2,3.4. YAR 2.3.4. PEGGY ANN WAHL 4317 Marlin Avenue St. Martin CDL 1.2,3,4. Currents Events 4. French Club 4. A Capella 3,4, Masque 8: Gavel 3.4, NCTC 3,4. SDS 1.2.3.4, Class Vice-Presidem 2. CLAIRE WALDRON SI. Aloysius Gonzaga 3948 Raceview Avenue Bowling 4. Business Club 4, CDL 2.3.4. CSMC 1.2.4. Cleaning: Staff 3.4. SDS 2,3,4. Sodalily I. 108 H is B Zesyz'ngs Sister M. Edith completes her Wchite collar job'5 on Connie Coltins. 4 V; I '- ?'- L-h - Above: As the weathtr is lhreateninq. Marie Auuuslinc and Margie Ruprcrht pray for cltar skies. Right: Hm bells and 1h? Mus :11 5:. i Chuharinek brought tears to Ann Kruus. Extreme nthz Dumm Bcrrtim seems to have caught thm unexplainable pride nhcr unuluminn, Watensoaked grads wave good-byc lu pusl and hcllu m lulurc. 109 ANNE CATHERINE WESSELING 3638 Castlcwood Lane St. Jude Annual 1,2. CDL 2,3,4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 4, Secretary 3, Future Teachers 1,2,3, Vice President 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3, Treasurer 4, Red Cross l,2,3.4, Project Club 2,3,4, SDS 1,2, National Honor Society 3, President 4, Class President 1, KATHLEEN WHITAKER 3024 Westower Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CDL 4, CSMC l,2,3,4, Junior Achievement 3,4, Library Club 2,3, Projeclionists 4, SDS 1,2,3,4. LYNN ELIZABETH WIETE 3697 Coral Gables Road St. Jude Braille Club 4, CDL 4, CSMC l,2,3,4, Health Careers 2,3,4, Latin Club 3, Red Cross 1, SDS 2,3,4. CAROL ANN WILHELM 3555 Werk Road Our Lady of Lourdcs Braille Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club 4, A1Cappella 3.4, Glee CIub 1,2, Music Club 2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, SDS 4, Sodality 2,3,4, YAR 3,4. CAROLJEAN YOUNG 6033 Lawrence Road St. Jude Bowling 3, Business Club 4, CSMC l,2,3,4, Glee Club 2, Junior Achievement 3, SDS 2,3,4. DIANE YUNGER 2907 Feltz Avenue St. Catharine Business Club 4, CDL l,2,3,4, CSMC 123,4, Glee Club 1,,Iunior Achievement 3, Masque 8: Gavel 3, Treasurer 4, NCTC 3,4, SDS 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 3. HO ROBYN GAYE WEIL 432 Fort Henry Drive St. Agnes CSMC l,2,3,4, Current Events 4, Latin Club 3,4, Masque 8L Gavel 3, President 4, NCTC 3,4, SDS 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Class Vice President 2, JANICE ANN WEISBRODT 604 Dair Avenue St. John Baptist Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers 2, junior Achieve4 mem 3, Library Club 3, Projectionisls 4, SDS 2,3. PAMJEAN WERSEL 3914 Trevor Avenue St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Red Cross 1,2,3, SDS 1,2,3,4. THERESA MARIE YUNGER 2950 Aquadale Lane CSMC1,2,3,4, Mu Alpha Theta 4, SDS 2,3,4. CHER! LYNN ZLOBA 3056 Westwood Northern Blvd. St. Catharine Our Lady of Angels High School 1, Business Club 4, CSMC 2,3,4. 51. Catharine Junior Achievement 3, SDS 3. qualty and Loyalty U 72216 to C 1056 Senior Year Judy Froschauer Pram , .. aw,- mwum Linda Aucr Maj; Queen Sharon Fox ChrisLmas Ball zpatmg a m . n! ,, I M Antz'c HE . 4 . .. W .9 HHIEH Hll HIGH. SEHML 5.. E E F ulfillment Through Mercy Is UNDER CLA SSMEN - 4;? a 1'. . v 4.; .t..g..4va.wm u- HD0n$t ask me where it goes, shrugs Barb Weber as her fellow junior officers, Barb Czil- linger, Midge Smith, Pat Fanning. Ginny Gocr- temoeller, and Mary Beth Espelage offer their assistance. Well. girls, it iooks as though you will have to walk home! Problems Shared, Problems Solved As the school doors swung open last fall many tiVlerciful Heavensl! What did we do wrong? asks new doors were also opened to Merc'fs class of astonished PatMcAndrewsofBev Nusekabelt t67t Finally considered as upperclassmen, the juniors took part in many activities which added up to a memorable year. Atop the list of unfor- gettable experiences were the ttblue-greenh mission days, the annual retreat, and, Of course, the pre-prom luncheon. Ring measurements, May procession, the prom, and Awards Day added the Hnal touches to a perfect yearV After such a successful start as upperclassmen, the CtSeniors of 767,3 cannot help but turn out to be remarkable. Abrams. Eileen Abrams, Kathleen Aerni, Sharon Ahlcrs. Barbara Ahrens, Deborah Allgeier. Debbie ll4 Andres, Linda Arnold, Doris Ausdenmoore, Mary Barlage,J0an Barnes, Christine Becker, Barbara Becker, Gayle Becker, Kathryn Bellman, hiarie Bennett, Mary Bennett, Regina BergerJanel Berning, Linda Bltssing, Ruth Bohrer,judith Breitenstein, Carol Brickwag, Diane Brink, Katherine Brown, Donna Burke, Mary Bushong, Linda Bussell, Cheryl Butscha, Diana Cameron, Sara Cameron, Susan Cisku, Kathleen Cleary, Carol Conncrs, jacqueline Costamino, Rasemarie Costello, Sandra Crofton, Barbara Cucinoua, Amuinelte Czillinger, Barbara Daugherty, Kathy Dehner, Susan Dewan, Mary Distler, Marlene Dixon, Diana Doogan, joycc Duenhoft,Jcan Ehlen, Carol Eisenecher, Patricia Emmerichhjanet Engelhardt, Mary Espelage. Mary Essen, Kathleen Fanning, Patricia Fay, Kathryn Il5 Fellerhludith Fischer, Elaine Focgle,Judith Fox, Mary Frame. Kathleen Franz, Mary Frey. Nlarcia Frondorf, Elaine Frondorf, Mary Froschautrhltan Fuilertj udy Gagnon, Susanne Geicrhleanne Glassmcyer, Anita Goerlemocllcr, Virginia Gramke, Susan Greeley, Linda Greiner, Nancy Grucner, Cheryl Harmeling, Carol Hase, Linda Hatcrhlacqucline Hathaway, Cheryl Hausman, Kathy Hedger, Karen Heidkamp, Betty Handy, Carole Henz, Bonita Henze, Marie Hetzer, Barbara Heuerman, Mary Higgins. Kathleen Hizer, Kathleen Holtkamp,Janis Huber, Barbara Johnson. Fern Johnson. Karen Jones, Barbara jones,Janice Jones, Kathleen juengling, Virginia Kaczmarski, Barbara Klopp, Mary KnocpHer. Diana Kock, Marian Kramer, Ann Kramer, Pamela Krause, Dorothy Kreimer, Florence Kroeger, Rita Kroeger, Susan Kroeger, Veronica Krummen, Alice Lameier, Linda Lampehjanet Landen, Gretchen Lautenbach, Cynthia Lazaron, Leslie Leinen, Nliriam Ltonard, Niary Lester, I can Loch, Teresa Lockwood, Kathleen Loffredo, Grace Luken, Barbara Manse. Diane McAndrews, Patricia McCormick,Mari1yn McDonough, Lauren Mendel, Emily Menninger, Barbara Meyer, Carol Meyer, Cheryl Meyer, Cynthia M eycr, Mary Meyers, Susan Mischell, Marcia Mueller, Marylee Murdock, Ann Murray, Barbara Neiheisel, Martha Neiheisel, Susan Neyer. Debbie Neyer, Emily H7 Jackie Conners and Mary Margaret Dawan Share the excitement and confusion of Mission Days over lunch with friends, Niklas,ljanice Noonan. Sheila Nusekabel, Beverly Orite, IVIary Owens. Nancy Papania, Andrca Parinello. Mary Pasternak, Susanne Peters, Patricia Prathen Ruth Rahe, Christie Rais, Diane Rebhoiz Elizabeth Reid, Linda Rieder, Paula Roberta Diane HMaybe a mailman will send them to Jamaica, laughs Pam Kramer. Juniors Advance in Studies, Grace Rosemeyer. Sandra Runk, Jackie Sample, Sally Sandmam Sue Schafer, Nancy Schafer. Sandra Schchl, jam: Schehl. Susan Schiering. Pamela Schimmel, Annamaria Schirmann, Marianne Schmitz. Mary Schneider, Donna Scholtaludy Schramnlanet Schulte, Marcia Schultz, Sue Schutte,JaneI Schune. Sue Schwartz, Carui Seitz, Sandy Shapellehlanet Siebenburgen, Carol Smith Margaret ll8 Sp rague. Joyce Stallmeyer. Carolyn Standriff. Donna Stanghetu, Carol Stock, Linda Suhler, Margaret Summe. Marlene TndtL Patricia Trntta, Salary Ulmschneiden Ann Ventura. lvia Vitullo. Anita V'oelkenjanm V'Vagner, Catherine W'aples, Eileen W'arren, Mary W'eber, Barbara W'eber. Carol Weber, Rose Weibel. Loraine Wernke. Mary Wiesnen Nancy Wild. Margaret V'Vilkens, Donna W'ilL Linda Wissei, Kathleen Wissmeier, Patricia Wilson, Carol .3 x W'ocstg Mary 7 W'oifram Betty . I ' Appearing as if out of nowhere, Mn Koeninz stops .Ianct Shapprllv and before classes beginv And. naturally they become victims of the inevitable Martha Neiheisel, who are taking advantage 01' the lbw precious moments consequences ofan ever ready tongue-and pen '4 As the Christmas Spirit invades Mercyis halls, sophomore presidents Janet Franz, Debbie Fraschauer. Peggy Fox, Mary King, Barb Hester. and julie McDonough do their part to spread good cheer. Sophamores Display Versatility No longer freshie-not yet upperclassman. New friendships madeemore to come. A sophomore is a mixture of experience and anticipation, with a bright past and a promising future. She can find her classes on the first try and learned through personal experience that the elevator is out of bounds. She recognizes familiar faces but isntt too sure of names. A sophomore has the knowledge and wisdom acquired from one year of high school together with the uncertainty and expectations of her remaining years. The annual Sophomore Play enables the girls to show their achievement in the Held of drama. 120 Adam, Patricia Ahlers, Nancy Anders, Pamela Andrews, Kathy Baarlaer. Kathryn Bailey, Karen Barrett, Karen Barrett, Kathleen Beck, Beverly Beckman, Sharon Bedinghaus, Cathy Bell, Kathy Bender, Linda Bennett, Brenda Bennett, Susan Bernhard. Sheryi Berra, Beverly Bertram, Nlary Bessler, Mary Bill, Nancy Boeing, Linda Bouck, Beverly Brafford, Charlmte Brielmaier, Terry Surplrz'se, Surprise, Surprise Brinkcr, Marilyn Brinkcr, Marv Brinkman. Maureen BrockhoH, Barbara Brooks, Barbara Brunsman. Mary Bucherl. J ulie Buck Mary Buschmiller, Karen Bulscha. Carol Chestochowski. Candace Colegate. Peggy 12I Spiritual reading and meditation enable Jo Ann Niartin, Virginia Ventura, and Elaine Contadino Retreat Reading Ojfzrs Inspiration Colony, Eileen Calvin, Paula Comadino, Elaine Corso, Carol Datillo, Kathletn Davis, Cathy Deilrich, Donna Diersing, Mary DiMuzio, Anita DjTomaso. Barbara Doyle, Susan Dugan, Eileen Dunhoft. Cynthia Engelhardt. Arlene Englcr. Marie Erdman, Christine Erdman, Julie Fanning, Kathy Fanteni, Linda Farfsing, Sandie Fey, Barbara Fingerhut, Margaret Facrstcl, Sharon Fox, Peggy Franz,.Janet Froschauer, Debbie Gau, Mary Geroulis. Terry Gerth,jancl Gibbs, Patricia I22 Gillen,IIoAnn Giltz,Janet GiltzJean Gindele, Mary Glassmeyer, Carol Goldsmith, Beverly Gomien, Patricia German, Connie Green, Georgiana GrueterJoanne Guenther, Kathleen Guilfoyle. Dorothy Haas, Cindy Haherlhitr. Maureen Hanckamp. Dorothy Do you see what they see? Our new auditorium is Hariev Kathrvn catching more attention every day. HarmEvEr Deborah Hurmn Mary Haverkampjoanne Hcin. Ruth Helms. Connie Hemsath. Rose Herbert. Helm Heston Barbara Hcy'l. Kathy Higgins. Christine Himsel, Linda Hub. Elaine HuL-bner. Susan Huseman. Beuy 123 jackson. Sue Kallmeyer, Susan Kennedy, Helen Kerber, Nancy King, Mary Kling, Debbie Kling, Peggy Koch,Janet Koebel, Ileryl Kopp, Susan Korte, Catherine Karts, Niary Kramer, Elizabeth Krausehludy Krcmer, Kathy Kramer, Sandy Krogerhlanice Kroner, Susanne Krusling, Linda Kuhlman, Susan Kuhn, Shirley Kunlz, Linda Lahmann, Karen Lampeujanie Do you think it will ever be ready? asks Shiriey Kuhn of Carol Theobald helping with her hem. Gayle Lasitcr and Mary Meyer are putting the Finishing touches on their dresses, 124 Lasiter, Darlene Lattarulo. Pamela Leesman, Carol Leonard. Mary Lesterhloan Leurck, Barbara Lietz, Carol Lipps, Linda Lysaghl, Mary Maher, Nicki Marlowe, Cathy Martinhluann Marlinelli, Betty Mauch, Debbie MCCarren, Maureen McCarthy, Karen McCormack, Sandy McDonouthuiie McFarland, Linda Meier, Diane Manges. Deborah Menges, Monica Merkhofer, Lynn Mersmann. Sue Metz, Sharon Meyer, Betty Meyer, Christina Meyer, Kathy Meyer, Mary Michael, Anna Middendorf, Barbara Millerhlayleen Minges, Carol Molengraft, Kathryn Moorman, Linda Mousie, Cindy Murphy, Kathleen Neal, Carol Neiheisel, Kathleen Newman, Kathy O'Conner, Maureen O'Conner, Anne OReilley, Debbie PaH', Diane Papke, Barbara Paseley, Sandy Peaker, Mary Perry, Roberta 125 126 Peter, Barbara PHum Patricia Phillips, Marcia Pills, Calhy Pope, Karen PoweEl, Sandy Rauen, Carol Re, Margaret Rechlin, Marsha Reed, Linda Reiger, Susan Reule, Cheryl Richter, Kathy Rischman, Margaret Rischman, Martha Riuer, M onica Raether, Mary Roney, Sue Ross, Etaine Ruehlman, Barbara Rucve. Patti Sabatelli. Rosemary Saucr, Suzanne Schaffcr, Donna Schaible, Jean Scharf. Sharon Schiesz, Rita Schloss. Patricia Schlueter, Kathy Schmidt, Elizabeth Schoenfeld, Karen Schrcnker, Linda Schroeder, Elaine Schroer, Germaine Schultz, Patricia Shaffer, Adele Spear, Peggy Spitzlberger, Ann Splain, Maureen Slacyhlanel Slechen Cheryl Siegeman. Carol Stickley, Linda Su'ens, Pamela Strunks, Jan Studt, Sharon SummeLJUAnn Tenbrink, Peggy Theobald, Carol 1 ierney. Patricia. Tracy. Patricia Trimpe Eiletm Trippel.janice Trippel. Kathy Valv'ano. Vickie Van. Mary Ventum. Virginia Villenaululic Vitutti. l0Ann Vogelnlean W'asslen loan W'eberhloAnn W'Eber. Karen W'erkenbmtk. Gail Wehby. Anne Weinkam. Anne Weluge. Deborah Wesseling. Rim Providefor Congenz'al Atmosphere Spending the nigh1? With all the homework. Anita DiMuzio and Peggy Kling sometimes feel ihey should. VK-lesselsjacalyn V'Vilzbach Cathy WippeL-Iackic W'issel. Carol V'Viurock. Suzanne VVuebeingV Toni VVuesl, Mary Zeisen Christine Zwick. Donna 127 Students Beware! The freshmen are iiterally moving in! Actually, the Betsy Gambetta, Lois Westerkamp, Julie Webb, and Julie Elerd are freshie presidents Patricia .Iansen. jnanie Borgemenke. Carol Fronbeck, lending helping hands in furnishing the new lobby. F reshmen Begin Year with What are freshmen? Little pink elephants stuHed with hay? Little novices confused and bewildered by all the girls and many rooms, hopelessly lost before beginning? Donit feel bad! Relief is on the way! On Orientation Day the seniors roll out the red carpet as little sisters join the family. They never can forget Mission Day-those empty purses! Retreat supplies the necessary incentive for bigger and better things in the future. Plays, dances, and recitals help to enliven this year. Everything goes fast, except the memories. Barbara Ficcoia seems to have found this dance to be successful. Maybe she'll let us all in on her secret? 128 Ahlers, Margaret Allgeier, Beverly Ambrogne, Mary Amend, Marityn Angst. Margaret Backhludith Bailey, Mary Baldwin, Jacqueline Barber, Carol Baum Mary Becker, Beverly Bedel.Jacqueline Beerman, Jean Beller, Alice Beller, Janet Berkemeyer,JoAnn Berra, Valerie Bertram. Nancy Bielefeld, Elaine Billow, Carole Birkle, Cathie Birklc.Connie Making plans for Saturday night. Mary Blind,Sue Harlinger and Mary Deisel look as if a Bochl, Sharon good time is in store. Boeing, Barbara Borgemc nkc. II can Bosch, Caroi Brabcnder. Kathleen Brady. Linda Brandt. Cathy Braun, Linda Breen, Beverly Brink, Linda Brock, Rutha Brodbeck .Ianel Brothers, Deborah Brown, Kathy Buchholz, Stephanie Burrill, Kathleen Callahan. Patricia Carroll, Darlene Cavanaugh, Patricia Clausing Kathy Collins. Colleen Collins, Patricia Conner. Kathleen Conners. Diane Costa. Sandra Cranley, Kathleen Cucinoua, Sue Cummings. Mary Dassinger. Carlene Day, Donna DeCourcy, Marilyn Dejaco, Colleen Dicckman. Donna Diesel, Mary Dinelbergcr, Doris Dittgen. Carol Dragem Kathleen Droege, Lynda Due, Victoria Dunlay. Alice Barley, Florence Eckstein. Diane Ehlen, Barbara Ellerhorst, Mary Ellenhlulie Elslager. Barbara ErhartLJancl Espelage, Sylvia Fallon, Lynda With Seasons Grcelings and lms of good Hehemnn, brighten the holidays with gifts. Christmas Brings Exchange of Gm: Fay, Mary Feist. Paula Fischer, Cynthia Flanagam Anne FoersleL Darlene Forbeck Carol Forte. Donna Fox, Christine Frederick. Charlene Frey, Donna Fuller, Marlyn Gambetla, Elizabeth Gardner.Jeanne Gau, Sue Gedney. Sue Gellenbeck. Linda Gibbs, Debbie GibhsJ udy Griebel, Peggy Groll, Karen Guelhlein, Carol Guenthnerhjanet Haas, Cathy Hartinger, Slary Hatke, Barbara Hauser, Karen Heekinhjane Hehemann, Carol Heiman, Diane Heimbach, Catherine chcen freshman 131 Sue Iori and big sister. Bonnie Helmes, Christine Herzog, Barbara Heyob. Nancy Hill, Diane Howerya Deborah Hudepohl, Cheryl Iori, Susan Jackson, Pamela Jansenhjanel jansen, Patricia janszcn, Ann .Iaspershlanice Johannemanhleanne Joneshloyce Jordan, Margaret Kahles, Daren Kehrer, Cathy Kelley, Mary Kenning, BoniLa KerkhoH, Mary King, Bonnie Kismer, Patricia Klug, Beverly KneHe, Pattie Korb, Linda Kornmann, Carol Korle, Deborah Kramer, Christine Kraus, Cecilia Kramer, Christine Krueger, Nlargaret Kroeger, Maria Kroeger, Susan Krummen, MaryJo Kuchenbuch, Lynn Kuhn, Bonnie Lambersnjanet Langen, Kathie Lazaron, Sara Lehman, Annette Leinen, Irene Lermel, Carol Linz, Mary Lipps, Pamela Loch, Nlargarel Lockard, Barbara Lyons, Anne McCann, Margaret McCoy, Barbara McKinney, Barbara McLaughlin, Maureen McMullen, Mary Merkel, Monica Merkl. Patricia Meyers, Glenda Middendorf, Rita Moorwessel, Pam Muddiman, Victoria Mueller, Margaret Mullen, Patricia Nelson, Linda Neumeisler, Helen Niemam Kathleen Nciszel,j6annc Niklas,judy Nordmann, Diana Nordmann, Donna O!Conner, Adele Osborne, Linda Overberghjoyce Papania, Marcy Papania, Marie I33 How does this look from a nun's vicw- point? asks Joyce Overberg of Sister M. Myra. Maybe sister has a lew sug- gcstions!?? Papke, Sandra Peaker, Rose Pechiney, Cathy Peliman, Beverly Peter, Debbie Piccola, Barbara Pralher, .lackie Rattermanhlanice Rennekamp, Christine Reusing, Kathleen Riddell, Sut Rizzo, Diana Rodenberg, Cathy Roettker. Barbara Rowe, Candace Roy, Maureen Ruther, Alma Ruttcrcr, Mary Sander, Christine Sandman, Margaret Schinner, Denise Schmidtgoessling, Nancy Schmin, Lynette Schock, Sandra Schott, Christine Schott, Linda Schulte, Ellen Freshmen HOmC-EC students look as if IheyWe found Schultz,Linda out therefs more to cooking than meess the tongue: Schuster, Nancy Selm, Alice Seng, Karen Simonson, Margaret Smith, Benianne Summer Mary Stark, Patti Steigcr, Patricia l34 Stiles, Lois Thinnes. Mary Tnelke. Christine TrefzgerJanet Troehler, Jean Ulmschneider, Loretta Veeneman, Gail Ventura, Mary Voelker, Maria Voelkerding, Nancy Volk, NIary Vollrath, Sue Vanderbrink, Mary V055, Patricia Wachsmuth, Christine Wade, Deborah Waller, Lee Waltamath,Joan Prayer, Worlg F an: the Result, Progress Wanner, Karen Waples. Mary Wassler. Diane Webb,.lulie Weiskittel. Debbie Wells. Frances Wesseling. Patty Westerkamp. Lois Wiseman. Janice Wilson, Karen VV'issel,Joan Winrock, Bernice Woessner. Nancy Woesrenjane Wucbbling. Virginia Younl. Gail 135 Mercy Is Fulfillment Thmugh Reminiscing YEAR IN RE VIEW 7726 Accent Is on Youth The sounds of September are with us again: the ringing of bells, the closing of bus doors, the tramping of feet on the endless number of stairs. At Mercy the first special happening, attended by the entire student bodv, is the celebration with Our Lord at opening mass. Immediately fol- lowing the mass the elated seniors are presented their Class rings by Father Lizza. A few weeks later a picnic is given at which freshmen are presented with their iibig sisters.73 The LClittle sisterst, are assured an enjoyable day, for the seniors g0 iiall-outh to make it so. The longeawaited moment arrives for senior Patty Overbeck, as she eagerly slips on her HMercy Ringf, HTheyill never be able to Find ourlIames Bond books under these, remarks Linda Berning to Mary Frondorf. You would think that after three long years of experience, seniors would know what they'ire doing; but Kathy lmholi and Barb Neiheisel still need the assistance of Sister Mary Dismas, 138 The uBcatlcltes. Nat Mendel, 'Ianet .laspers. Pally Fey, and Cheryl Finn. make one of 1heir rare personal appearances. Rose Lalnsh steak; a lick from her twin sisEers' ' lollipoPs. Big and little SjSler join in a game of rinq-around-Pat Callahan who proudly displays the freshmen's feelings towards the seniors. Dads Enjoy Night Out Jne 0f the most successful annual events of the year, the Dad and Daughter Dance, was held at the Topper Club on November 12. Fathers were given a chance to converse with old friends and enjoy a night of dancing with their daughtersi Most of the girls were surprised to learn that their dads were such good dancers of the itfrugf, The night was highlighted with the coronation of sophomore Cheryl Reuie by her father. Music, supplied by Charlie Kehrer, made the evening one that wonit soon be forgotten by many We had a hard time getting chaperones this year. RIIerCianS- Cheryl Reuie beams. uls it really happening to me!n as her father presents her with the crown of honor. This is only one of many tables where the girls and their fathers, who are still recovering from last year, enjoy a night together. 140 Holiday Happiness The Mercy-Elder Christmas Concert was the First public performance given in the gym- auditorium. Highlights of the musicale, which was presented on December 15 and 16, were HRing Silver Bells, hMe and My Shadow? and nSome Enchanted Evening,n sung by the Triple Trio. Frostfs scarf gets finishing touches by Sister Mary Aloysc in preparation for the annual Christmas concert. Do you hear what I hearW carols the Mercy-EJder chorus T41 Bonnie Neiheisel hesilantly attempts to explain to Don Wilkens why she should have Hstuckh' with the slower dances. AS Peggy Wahl presents her date Greg Miller to Father Carl Lizza, she puts into practice the art ofintroductinn. 142 M erriment F ills The Christmas season is a time to forget studies momentarily. The festive spirit is carried out in Visiting friends and in going to parties. But a highlight for at Mercy senior is the Christmas Ball at Hartwell Country Club. On December 27, the hall was filled with music by George Caspefs Orchestra. It was surely a LhWonderland by Nightah for queen Sharon Fox and her attendants Mary Jo Brueggeman and Carolyn Hillebrand. Sharon has Victoriously outfaxed both NIaryJo and Carolyn. W0nderZand by Nightn Hapeful expectation is shown nn the faces of the candidate's. Mary .10 Brueggeman. Carolyn Hiliebrand. and Sharon Foxk as their dates. Bill Nara. Bob Schlinkcrt. and Tom Durkin. proudly szand by. 'I'he night's cnmplele for Peggy Riedci as she has gotten the last one nf 209 autographs from Diane Baniavic. LA Brussart and 31. A. Schmin are up In mischief as their dates. H Heidorn and R. Baur. unsuspectingly pose for the cameraman. I43 N0 Man Is an Island Retreat was a time spent in learning more about God and in evaluating our own lives. Conferences were given on vocations and avocations by Fathers j. McCoy, S.M.; L. Curt, O.F.M.; and B. Heidlage, O.F.M. Retreatants gained a better awareness of their roles in helping others reach Heaven. Barbara Fey reads inspiring words of wisdom during her free time Sophomores Spend some Lime in meditation on the highlights of the conference. :44 El Burro Greets Guests at la Fiesta Marilyn dc Courcy and Cheryl Hudepnhl help serve senorizas a delectable fansl. Sponsored by the Spanish Club to promote bet- ter understanding of Spanish American people, Pan American Day was held May 8. Under the direction of Miss Martino, it took on a new look this year as a NIonte-Carlo was held, complete with booths and a Spanish bingo. Spanish speak- ing girls from twelve high schools were invited to participate in the day and to add a spice of authenticity. A supper concluded the festivities. h lnnks as if Sister is going to get one point as the ball goes lhrough lht cluwn's mouth. I45 Rosie Mechley explains 10 Tom Smith. Hl will never last the night; the shoes will just have to go The band strikes up for one last dance S.D.S.eSuch Students for Decent Styles presented their annual city-wide formal held at the Music Hall Ballroom on January 7. The theme, iiUnder the Sweetheart Tree? was taken from the movie lgThe Great Racefl Music was provided by Pete Wagner and his band. lLSweetheartsll will always remember the night and the fun they had by the picture they had taken on an old-fashioned swing by a tree. The girls who attended the dance showed that modesty and good taste in dress do go to- gether. Jean Luckman, Sue Ryan, and Kathy Habisch, along with their dates, hopefully await the final decision of lhejudges. Darling Sweethearts ' Do you think that I would steal this decoration? I'm just borrow- ing; il. explains Sue Sthehl. Although the night is quickiy cnming w a close. M. Splain. K. Fay: J, Hater. and R. Braddick are having too much fun to leave. 147 -- nun t dtkflw - Jlufunpvof I31 '1! BafHed senior, Sue Neiheisel. coanes in Doctor McQuakt Elaine Fron- dorf, in hope of regaining her memory. M emories That Laughter and suspense spelt the pre-prom luncheon held March 31. The afternoon festivities began with a delicious lunch served in the cafeteria, which was decorated in yellow and green, the prom colors. Skits reviewing the past four years of the seniors, days at MercyeTLYou Through the YearsyTEwere presented in the gym- auditorium. The skits brought back memories of the seniors7 hrst day of high school, of the Father-Daughter Dance, of the applause during freshman retreat, of the Hrst demerits, of Father Calmets religion classes-ttl want to be pope,7- and 0f the polka dot Mission Days. The climax of the day was the announcement of prom can- didates, J McSorley, Be Rueve and J Froschauer, amid the wild cheers 0f the other girls. juniors proudly look upon their choice of candidates while judy Froschauer, Barb Rueve, and jam: McSorley shed tears of happiness. Will Live Farever n F 5' x I 3 In KAN right. girls, I heard everything you said, roarsjean Lester as she emerges from the locker. Hon0r cards, please! Dressed in her uvery nicest. bestesL Donna Wilkcns gives her Silver Medal recital 10 me seniors. Howdy; sz'amfa shouts Ed 03a! Fox?! to swinging saloon girl Elmily MendeD as she struts past him. 149 Rangers Premier on M 67923 Stage From February 18 through February 21 Mercy Opened its doors to the drama and music depart- ments of Elder High under the direction of Father Russell Blank and Mr. Lee Trauth. With the production of 55Little Mary Sunshine,n the stage of the new gym-auditorium was employed for the first time. The musical, written by Rick Besoyan, was a parody of the Jeanette McDonald-Nelson Eddy musicals 0f the thirties. The leading roles were played by Diane Yunger, Carolyn Hille- brand, and Erwin Budde. Donna Ernst Hies through the air with ihe greatest of ease, e EIFCOLORQOO m The captain of the Forest Rangers, Erwin Budde, falls in love with Little Mary Sunshine. Diane Yunger. tbe10w5 General Fairfax tBob Wilhelm5 sings to Mme. Ernestine tCarolyn HillebrandL 55Do you ever dream of Vienna while you are here in Colorado? wxmxxwxth$ux Faculty Flubs Cubs Again the cubs of the Cleaning? staff challenged the faculty to a game of physical endurance. The Cubs of l65 had fallen to defeat at the hands of the faculty in a basketball game lscore: 44-l7l. The HHeet-footed, power Ested77 faculty members again showed their might as they downed the Cubs of ,66 in two games of volleyball lscores: 15e1 and 15e3l. Who will be the next victims? A u. .;t: :AMMMHMUFMg-ri-, mmmma. -uv vo-w- . mew Miss Wuersig fruitlessly tries to get the ball over the neat Could her game possiblybe basketball? With Cheerleaders like these how could the faculty possibly lese? lrightl Up, up, but when will it go over. wonder members of the faculty-cubs volleyball game. i. gu'nl 1' i A Dream Dreams that a lovely girl will never forget came true for her on April 29. She danced until one with her handsome date at the Topper Club. At the stroke of twelve she watched three charm- ing candidates, Janey, Judy, and Barb, parade down the runway to await the decision of the juniors,a voting. As judy was announced queen and was crowned by her escort she clapped excitedly. The rest of her classmates joined her in singing the school song. The night of them all will always be a happy memory in the mind of this Mercian. Queen ludy and her Cst'urt, Terry ,l'ioclkc. dance to Try to Remember. Three lovely girlst Ilaney .XIcSUrley. .Iudv Frusthauer. and Barbara Rueve. had their dreams Come true as they were chosen queen and attendants 0f the .Juniur-Scniur Prom. Their tlilIts justly look proud, C omes True Mary Beth Espelage inslrLlCls her felluw classmates. Barb Czillingcr. P211 Fanning Kalhy mea Sue Pasternuk. iihunc Fisthcr and Carol Hurmcling to my Hrheesc-N whcn pusim; for 21 pivture. Ken Kleyer happily qixes assistant? :0 his pmm dzma Dunnzl BurdInE. Now seniors all. it's nitr: 10 rccaIl-lhu bm'x 1h:- Lhrilla. the Juss. 1hr frillsf. M. Mollncr. Y. Yolk. 1'. Hamblm. and K chmcr will nvn'r forget this parody of Try IO Remember? I53 154 City Taken Over by Girls Wednesday, March 2, our city government was taken over by the representatives of the metro- politan high schools. There were 200 representa- tives and from these 22 candidates were Chosen to bid for the ofhce 0f mayor. After the candidates gave their speeches the representatives voted for nine councilmen. Anita Vitullo delivered LhCin- cinnati One Step Forwardf which brought her the honor of Director of Public Utilities. Both the girls and their official counterparts enjoyed a luncheon at the Cincinnati Club after the elec- tion. During the afternoon all the girls were wit- nesses to a regular meeting conducted at City Hall. Anita Vitullohs talk won her the office of Public Utilities Director. Representatives to JGirl and Her City Day were: top D. Wilkens. C. Lautenbach. B. Ahlers. K. Hizer; bottom, Br Czillinger. B. Becker. P. Rieder, A. Vitulio, and B. Weber. TV. Program 0J9??? Challenge The privilege to participate in iiIUs Academicfj sponsored by the Cincinnati Gas and Electric C0., provided an exciting challenge for six of Mercy7s students. Through the intense efforts of Nlercyk representatives and Sister Mary Domitilla, Sister Mary Benet, and Miss Eileen Bonekamp, who coached the girls, Mercy placed second against Glen Estes and Simon Kenton Our girls did a praiscworthy job of answering many on-the-spot questions which tested their knowledge and quick recall. Alternates. D. L'mbach. A, VVesseling. and C. Hillebrand. try to gain some last minute knowledge for 11.5 Academic. i L. Lazaroni B. Hizcr. S. Vilullo. and their moderator. Sister Mary Domi- E E u h. - tillai accept their second place prize fromllack Gwyn il I m Mercy put her best foot forward in competing against Glen Estes and Simon Kenton on i'his Academic Congratuialions! , 23'; ' ,..,.a :1 i as 1 - i , r h , Students Unite to Give Honor to Mary Linda places a wreath of roses on the head of Our Lady as students sing uO Mary we crown thee with blossoms Iadayf1 I56 On May 61h over nine hundred students formed the annual May procession to praise and thank Mary After the students walked around the campus reciting the rosary, they placed their flowers amund her shrine, The climax of the ceremony came when Linda Auer, dressed in a bridal gown7 adorned our Heavenly Mother with red roses. Father Lizza then expressed his feelings on the importance of true devotion to Mary. The day concluded with the recitation of the Act of Consecration by the seniors dedicating themselves to Mary,s service. Betty Hekler presents Linda Auer with a wreath of roses to crown Our Blessed Mother. Chosen by the senior class 10 pay special tribute 10 Mary are Eileen Wagner, Connie Collins, Ann Rischmanni Sharon Fox. Betty Heklcr. and Linda Auer. Seniors show their devotion to Mary by singing hymns and praying the rosary befOre crowning her queeni l57 Senior Victmgz Song 0 Seniors your money is almost gone, Towve worked and collected from night until dawn, But Fae got the feeling the otherts wonit win Cause I like the way that the Seniors d0 grin! So letiv dig down deeper, letis go all the way, And to underclassmen, this we will say: rrDorftfeel bad tcause youtll getyour chance, But not thisyear, kiddies,eTHE SENIORS ADVANCEJJJ Vying for title of Mission Queen were Bev Klug, Cheri Zloba, Mariann Schirmann, and Ger- maine Schroer. Cheri was Crowned. I58 M ission Days Drain Our Pockets Chief polka-dotter. Cheri Zloba, is crmmed queen by Cindy Burkart and Eileen Wagner, president of USMC. The blue-green juniorsh spirit runs high before they learn of the seniors' victory: This year the useniors advancedl Screams of excitement burst forth from victorious polku-dmters. The enthusiasm of giving for those less fortunate than ourselves was exemplified during the Nlission Days. For a week money was raised for each class candidate through home parties, bake sales, and raFHes. Cheri Zloba was crowned Mission Queen as the seniors contributed 36,55 per girl. The juniors came in second with an average of 33.55; the sophomorese3204; and the freshmen-31.81. A total of $3055.98, which will be sent to Jamaica, Appalachian and other needy places, was collected. Graduation Exvitcmcm. lcnsimL a f'ccling nl' acmmplishmcm and 0f sadness ull mingle in 111059 14151 mmmms Imi'urc Pump and Ci'TU'I'SWm'L' brgin and Auxilinrv Bishop Paul Leibold addressed lhe rrrnduules and uleiL-nrc during arc rcllcrwtl hv 31,1, Brucgucnmn. being assisted hr .Xlt'sr GLlsu'Cilvr 1hr rmmncm'cmcnl cxen'iscs Here he desccnds Ihe lmnl steps, N. Rncdcrshcimcr. D. chlschlcr. K. Ridmunn. .I- .chtz. B, Eilcrmum R. Greiner consecrate themselves to Christ at their graduation Mass. 160 C Zimaxes J66 A Mass celebrated at St. Catharineas Church in Westwood on June 9 Opened graduation day for the Class of t66i That evening, under threatening skies, commencement exercises began with Msgr. Walter A. Roddy conferring diplomas and awards. Bishop Paul Leibold, Bishop-Elect 0f the diocese of Evansville, had to Cut short his address when it began to rain. The graduates, with undampened spirits, braved the shower to sing a hymn 0f S.Mi Aloyse honoring His Grace before the recession. Awestruck, ushers B. Czillinger and MA. Bcnnctt watch graduation, Betty Heklcr, Kathy lmholl. Margie Ruprechl. Connie Dassinger. Linda BUFTHEUL 21nd Vivian Fcist leave SI. Calharineis graduation morning. The traditional outdoor cercnmm junc 9 wus almost mmpiclcd when rzun mused 1hr rcccssmnal to be begun before the girls? last song. I61 755366 Formedfmm Bits and Pieces ?Sisters. we should have made the play mandatory. uThe face of all the world is changed. iElizabeth Barrett Browning. Seniors will always remember the skit given by the Class of ,67. 162 The progression of the new gym-auditorium eldvnnu-s unn ' Kx ' Karl x der the watchful eyes of Mercians. , . . , - , ' . Seniors leave footprints in the snows of time. 163 Bishop OJjQ'cz'ates at Dedicatzbn The fiftieth anniversary of Mother of Mercy was celebrated with the blessing and the ofhcial completion of the new wing April 23. Bishop Edward McCarthy, newly ordained auxiliary bishop of Cincinnati, presided at the dedication, which concluded with the offering of Solemn Benediction in the new gym. His Grace was assisted by Fathers J. Paul Gruber, Deacon for the ceremony, John J. Beckman, S. J., Sub- deaeon, and David C. Robiseh, Master of Ceremonies. Also in attendance 0n the Bishop were priest members of the high school faculty and clergy representing the contributory parishes. Earlier in the year a mural entitled MIHhe Christian City: had been presented to the school by the alumnae as an anniversary gift. It was the work of two members of the alumnae, Dorothea Brodbeck Kennedy and Josiane Gugliemi Tregeser. It is hanging in the new lobbyv Bishop Edward .j. McCarthy blesses the new crucifix which wiil hang at the main entrance to the gym-auditorium. Welcoming Bishop McCarthy to the dedication of the new annex are Father Dennis Dettenwangert both sophomore religion teachers. The Father Carl Lizza, senior religion teacher, Father Kenneth Henze and Bishop blessed the gym-auditorium and the new 8 classrooms, 164 May Buds Annual Fete Fun, Games, Food, Prizes, and even Turtle Races! All this and even more marked Mercfs festival, held May 14 and 15. Moms and Dads met old friends as they took chances on fruits, groceries, money, Flowers, and even a hve colt, bet at the Turtle Races and the Poker Booth, and were refreshed with brats and Burgers tof the ham AND hops varietyi Teenagers took chances 0n rafHes and spent much time at the stuffed animal booths. ttKidsh enjoyed themselves at Kiddie Land trying to win prizes from the piratejs Treasure Chest. For the first time a Spaghetti dinner was served in the cafeteria t0 the strains of Italian music. The festival was topped off by announcing the winner of the $2000 charge account, Mrs. Gertrude McCann. If you buy one of my chances, Ihll buy one of yours. exclaims C. Helms. We have 10 heat Sr. Domilillas homeroom! Left: A crOSS-Seclinn of the festival gaves a typical scene. Get the whims bull through :1 hole in the nH'bml peupie drawn by Emily Mendel and you'll win a prize! M ercy Is Fulfillment Through Pa trom'zz'ng PCRVJ? .. ,Q a . 3 V gcx .. 8 ..f' t . . - ' I 51' :1 5' Q . -i J- -' I a V: 'I- g ; V , I. - .e - I I A dvertz'sz'ng AIR DISPA TCH, INC. A h Freight Service Via LAHMANN FILM SER VICE, INC. 1721 Logan Street 421 2823 Radio Equipped Trucks PIONEER VENDING, INC. 3726 Kessm Ava, Cheviot, 011117 Phone 66145000 :24 Iways First with the Best in Cain Operated Amusement Devices and Phonogmphs Since 1909? Teen Lines Evan-Picone Majestic Catalina Ship N, Shore White Stag MCAWS Fashzbn Center qf the West Roxanne jack Winter Queen Casuals Bobbie Brooks Garland jantzen Make Your Next Car Purchase 0: Pleasant Experience at GLENWA T CHE VR OLE T 4225 Glenway A 06. 251 -5555 BLESSIN G BROTHERS DA IRT INCORPORA TED Morning Fresh Dairy Foods For Home Delivery Phone 521-0800 Presenting the New r:66J Rambler Rebel Rambler Classic Rebei Hardtop Out Pemrms E06132 Car in Its Class WULLENWEBER M OTORS 97715 Big Name in Rambler Sale? 3044 Harrison Avenue9661-3301 9Not just an extension . . . 1m; my very own line! 9 . . . And it's great! New Dad can call home without getting a busy signal A . . and Mom . . . she says she almost forgot what it was like to pick up the phone and call somebody. . . It's easy to see why so many busy families are ordering second lines to handle teenage talkathons. This wonderful convenience is worth many times its iittle added cost. For details call 396-9900. Many beams were filled with thoughts ofyoung love. WILLIS M USI C rThe Department Store ofMusz'f 440 Main St. Est. 1899 Phone 721-6053 Covington Store, 8 W. Pike St. Everything in Music For Students and Professional Musicians Open 115119 pm. Monday and Thursday N ights DONNELLON MCCARTHY, IN C . A inliated Companies: DM A tlas, Inc. Economy Advertising Co. Dictation Systems 281-1200 Duplicating Machine: 28137575 Advertzkz'ng Specialties 221 -3230 3333 Vine Street LAR USA S Pizza Restaurant 4311 Boudinot Avenue Phone 481-7784 MM! eh m If You Uh nu Ynu' Ion iulonl'o AL NEIHEISEL NE W FERRY GA RDEN S 401 Front Street New Richmond, Ohio We Cater :30 Parties, Banquets, Wedding Receptions, Meetings, Etc. Please ' Contact Management for Details Private Room A vaz'lable Phone 7 42-2950 ROWEKAMP SONS INC. Fabricators 6'99 Erectors For Over 50 Team Structural Steel Raz'ling5 Window C6? D007 Guards Gratingertaz'ry-Fz're Escapes Cellar Doors Specialists in M isc. Iron Work 541-1411 2620 Colerain Ave. THE HANDY WINDOW SHADE C 0. Tour Headquartersfor rlibcszhingfor the Window? Window Shades . . . Venetian Blinds Draperies . . . Drapery Hardware . . . Vertical Blinds . . . Woven Aluminum: and Woods 905 Vine St. Phone: 241-4020 M eckstm Ill Bros. For a Well Paying Career Become an Expert Beautician WESTERN HILLS ACADEMY OF BEA UTT CULTURE 3732 Lovell Avenue at Harrison Avenue Phone 66262296 PASQUA LES PIZZA CARRY OUT $411 0 T 11 Cheviot 661-0123 0 . w Are You Planning a Pargy? Graesbeck 521-8612 Call 542-0020 Western Hills Plaza 661-3325 . . . . . For the Finest m Catermg Servzce Del-Fazr Center 921-2666 Caterin for An and A11 0660510725,, Tri-County Center 771-1074 g y B t d Center 521-3111 Remember Pasqualejsfor rm woo c:F00d Funjbr Evewonii LOU K L U G School Bus Service 941-3232 Sister Mary Francine pauses long cnough to tell the photographer. 66That's right, the Sodaiity Specializes in apostolic projeclsf' 0STERHUES S UPER MARKET 5516 Bridgetown Road Open Every Evenmg T211 9 pm. Sundays and Holzdays T1511 5 pm. 661-6688 Congratulations and Best Wishes ' to the 1966 Graduates OAK HILLS . . . SA VINGS AND LOAN COMPANY 5889 Bridgetown Rd. Cincinnati, Ohio WESTERN BOWL IN C. 6383 Glenway Avenue Cincinnati 11, Ohio 662-2222 48 Automatic Lanes Free Nursery Servicr Daily 9 am. till 4 pm. Free Instructions Special School Rates 3 Gamesfor $1.00 SHERA TON- GIBSON H 0 TEL For Your Dining Pleasure Visit Teatmank Cove or The Kon- '51:! Restaurant 86We1re Glad To See Tow; john H. Schez'lily General Manager STUMFS BOWLING LANES 5536 Bridgetown Rd. 66241677 DA VID1S BUFFET True Smorgasbord Dining. Party Rooms Available Bridgetown Rd. at Glenway 662-5441 Ed. VVellingfwjjr John Mohr BOBiS QUALITY MEA TS Phone 662-6300 4025 Race Road 1Courtesy Corned Cincinnati, Ohio 45211 Bob Schwallie, Prop. GEILER Plumbing-Heating4Pipz'ng Sewer Work Emergency Sew ice 6561 Glenway Ave. 661 -0025 RIDMANN ELECTRIC COMPANY Contracting Industrial and Commercial Light and Power Wiring Maintenance 4394 Virginia Avenue 541-0246 Heat Treating High Speed Steel T00152Dies2Machine Parts METAL TREA TING, INC. 901 Evans Street Cincinnati, Ohio 45204 921 -2300 Owenj. Williams, ST.--GEO. C. Thaurer OwenJ. Williams, Jr., Metallurgist Free Local Pick- Up and Delivewy Save With 3441 Harrison Avenue 661-6903 Cincinnati, Ohio 45211 Open Tuesday Through Saturday 10.00 AM. to 4:00 P.M. Frz'day20pen Until 6.00 PM. Closed M unday HI TCHIN G POST- CLIFTON 7Famousv62r Fried Chicken7 345 Ludlow Ave. 281 -4997 CENTRAL FA IRMO UNT SA VINGS 699 LOAN COMPANY 1944 Harrison Avenue, Faz'rmount 921 -1 665 3616 Harrison Avenue, Cheviot 661 -0287 25 E. Fgflh Street, Downtown 721 -5157 Savings Accounts Insured to $10,000.00 by the Federal Savings C6? Loan Insurance Corporation VERNA T PHOTO SER VICE INC. 1911 Central Ave. C z'ncinnati, 01: i0 PHILIPS 3230 McHemy Rd. Ming Room fyr Partz'ef Weddings-Dances-Private Parties We Do Our Own Catering 661-9727 FRIARS BLUE: o: w. mmum s FRIA RS RECEPTION HA LLS 381-5432 Wedding Receptions M eating; C labs Socials Dances Proms M agnavox-R CA -Zem'tlz Furnz1ture2App1iances2A z'r Conditioning BILL C99 BOB BIGNER Phone 251-1522 Bedr00m2Livz'ng Room-Dinz'ng Room Dz'nettes2Sofas-Chaz'rs2Sea1y Mattress 2345 Quebec Road At Queen C ity TONY MAE Bridal C639 Formal Rental Shop Ladies 63 M 15525 Formals for All Occasions Professional Wedding Consultation in Your Home We Can Make All Arrangementsfor 2 our Wedding or Party Hall-Music-Catering- B averages25ty? Drinks M ixers21nvz'tatzbn5-F lowers- PhotographersFEtc. Call 251-1818 Czhcmnatz', Ohio 45205 3626 Warsaw A ve. 5Vho said lhcrck cla$ s$rugglc at Mercy? Compliments of AAA Moving 8: Storage Co. 471-4316 or 471-2486 The Antonio Savings 8: Loan Co. Harrison 8L Race Rd. Cinti., Ohio 661-7661 Meet-Your-Friends-At Babe1s Cafe 3350 Glenmore Ave. Boone Moving 81 Slorage 5101 Crookshank Rd, Red Carpet Service Congratulations Class of166 C 8: P Delicatessen 2306 Harrison Avenue The Cincinnalus Loan 8: Building Co. 3341 Harrison Avenue 661-6903-Insured Savings Earl Eilerman Builder 8: Developer 661-5890 Elmefs Cadillac Specialist 35 yrs. business Pebbfes Corner W0. 1-6777 Co mplimems of a F riend F 8: M Supply, Inc 3825 Race Road Cincinnati 11, Ohio Fairwood Food Shop 1930 Harrison Ave. 921-9575 Harry Kellinghaus-Prop. Congratulations to the Class of 166 Dr. 81 M rs. Wm B. Fraschauer Compliments of Galbraitl' Hills Hall 542-2944 Gallagher 8: Reilly Plumbing Co. 5617 Muddy Creek Road 922-6327 Glcnmore Dry Cleaners 5709 Glenway Ave. 922-6447 Compliments of Good Samaritan School of Nursing Cincinnati. Ohio Habig1s Restaurant 3081 Harrison Avenue Cincinnati 11, Ohio Frank Hamilton Warehouse Inc, Public Warehousing 605 N. Wayne Ava, CinlL 15. Ohio Hansen Pony Keg 8: Snacks 7525 Glenway Ave. F rec Delivery 922-9920 Hartman Electric Co. Electrical Contractors 221-0867 Congratulations to the Class of ,66 Mr. 8: Mrs. Lawrence Hemsath Congratulations to the Class 0166 Mn 8:: Mrs. Wm R. Hillebrand J. C. Hackett Co. Jewelers 3633 Harrison Ave, Cheviot 11.01110 661-2515 Compliments of Holiday Harbor California, Kentucky Plastering 81 Patchwork Noah 111.0th 5429 Day Rd. 931-6598 Iori Insurance Agency Providing Personal Service 2874 Harrison Ave. 661-2445 Jeank Food Shop 3213 Harrison Ave. 661-9719 Open 9:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Good Luck to the Class of 166 From a F ritnd Congratulations to the Class of 166 From theljames L. Lacher Family Lee Lulz Sons Florist Garden Store 5653 Glenway 922-1400 Liggcu Bros. Builders Inc. Home Builders 8?. Developers 922-6357 661-9075 Lyons Insurance Agency Inc. 3710 Harrison Ave. 661-2208 Cincinnati, Ohio 45211 Mac's Radio 8: TV. 3124 Westbrook Dr. 661-3978 uMenke Mercury 3500 Harrison Avenue 661-8100 Monforl H3151 Auto, Tran. Radiator Repair Wrecker Service 5364 North Bend Rd. 661-0126 Richard A. Morris 180 Piepmeicr, The Florist 5800 Filview Circle Cinti. 11, Ohio 661-3475 Peter Rebold 8: Son Inc. Funeral Homes 3700 Glenmore Ave. E721 Queen City Ave. 661-6200 Congratulations to the Class of 166 From the Risehmann Family Rohe's Pharmacy Harrison 81. Glenmore Aves. 661-0480 Scheper Woodwork 1250 Licking Pike Newport, Kentucky Congratulalians 10 the Class 0166 Dr. Scholl Shoe C01 Sclco Industries Inc. 5880 Hillside Ave. Cinti, 0111045233 Machine Tools Superior Die 81 Engrg. Co. 1708 Blue Rock St. Cincinnati 23, Ohio The Rivers IGA-Herberl Drugs 7567 Bridgetown Rd 941-4413 941-4011 Bob Udry Construction Co. 3076 West Tower Ave., 45238 481-1414 Congratulations, Seniors! Warner SI. Speedy Wash Linn St. Speedy Wash Congratulations to the Class 01766 From a Friend Western Hills Loan 8L Deposit Co. 2010 Ferguson Rd. Cinti. Ohio Insured Savings Home Loans Western Hill Publishing Co. 3708 Davis Ave. Cincinnati 11, Ohio Westower Cleaners Let us be your Professional Cleaners 922-0106 5486 Glenway Ave; Congratulations to our daughter and to her class 011966 Mr. and MrsJackJ. Falls Beau Monde Bakery 5551 Bridgetown Road Congratulations to Sharon the Burke and Theobald Family Central Engraving Company 28 East 81h Street Cnx zmcl Feazell Associates Bookkccping and Tax Service Howzlrdil. Egbers 10plician1 5970 Glenway Avenue Grimm Window Shade Co, 1303 Walnut Strett Harmeyefs Quality Foods 2718 West Eighth .Iimmie Hatfmld Sylvia Robinson Bud Herbert Motorg Inc. Lawn 8: Garden Equipmenl Hofmann Painters-Decoramrs 921-2850 Congratulations to the Class 01' '66 Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald L..Jaspers Berlllung's Pharmacy 5838 Glenway Avenue Kemper's Pharmacy Always at Your Service Kitchens by Nickoson 3511 Harrison Avenue LeEsgang Feeds Seeds C0. 4423 Bridgetown Road Complimcms of V. Lingardo Real Estate Homes Farms L015. 601-3575 Lotus Fashions in Hair 7567 Bridgetown Road Luken's Bakery 3406 Glenmnre Avenue Krummcnks Meals 3815 Race Road Marlin Mack clk Son Cement Contractors 4205 Marcresl Drive jamcs Middendorf Cnnst. Co. Homes: Apls: 922-5423 Mohawk Paint C10. 1941 Harrison Avenue Dam Marxian 9-11-4476 Painting and Decorating, Nichaus 1k Mocllcr Scrv. Station Glcmx'm' and MCKCOne :h :25. R0551 Music Sludios 602-1055 Thnsul. Rueve C20. Plumbing Mfgs. Rep 5: anms Hospital 1860 Queen Cilv Avcnuv Schmuue Floor C0. 661-5173 Smileys Sunset Lounge 4068 West 8th Street A Friend Tri-Stale Bowling Supply 4912 Glcnway Avenue anlralhk Food Market 2008 Harrison Avenue Cnngraiulmions m the Class 0PM: The Waldrcm Family West Hills Flooring Co, Carpet 8L Linoleum Western Hills Auto Body Shop 5333 Glenway Avenue Compliments of Western Haza Sohio Wilson Realty Company 4-16311'951811: 2514200 Window Garden Tea Room Restaurant 301 1 Harrison Arc. m Epwurlh Wisemun's Pharmacy Frank Yunger Cafe 1807 Elm Slrecl Are these the tale sleepers. ' ' . . J fures? 0r did Iheyrlusl spot a camera. lBl who had to run for the bus before may had time IO Finish lhcir mif- Compliments ofa Friend Congratulations Seniors of T66 Albers and Young Realtors American Office Machine Co. B.F. Paint and Wallpaper Store B 81 H Auton Service Barker Appliances Inc. Mr. 8L Mrs. Earl Barnes Barnefs Barber Shop BauerAs Food Market Behnefs GulfService Doctor 8i Mrs.John B. Bennet Compliments of Mr. 8: Mrs. B. Berding The Joseph Berning Printing Co. Mr. 8: Mrs. Norbert G. Brinker Compliments of Robert G. Brossart A Friend MrA 8L Mrs. R. C Brunst Buddies Grill Bush,s Mr. 8: Mrs. Ed McCarren CarusoACiresi, Inc. Mr. 8L Mrs. Frank CatanzaroJr. Cheviot Bowling Lanes Mr. 8!. Mrs. Albert Cigolotti Columbia Olds. Mrs. A. Costa Mr. 8: Mrs. Clifford W. David joseph Day, Inc DohertyAs Cafe Compliments of a Friend Mr. 8E Mrs. Ben Dorsey E. St S. Realty, Deihi EdAs Sunco Service Fabric Center Compliments of Dr. 8: Mrs. Harry Fagedes The Fawn Confectionary F ields Hairdressers Flamingo Hair Fashion FritkoLay, Inc. The Gift Box Compliments ofGlenmore Bowl Glenmore Cleaners Mr, 8: Mrs. Robert T. Greiner Mr. 8: Mrs. George E. Griesser Mr. 8: Mrs. Adamj. Gutjahr Gustina Beauty Salon Rich Haft Gulf Charles W. Hagen, Inc. Hamanth Garage Fairmount Hardware Co. Mr. 8L Mrs. Richard Hartke Mrsh Walter Hartke Mr. 8: Mrs. Timothy Hartman Heid,s Bowling Lanes Dr, Wm. He'll, Chas. Amann, J. V. Custcr Hi Style Beauty Salon The Hurlander Family Compliments of a Friend HussongTs Child Care Herbert HussongAPaperhanger Mrh 8: Mrs. Robekt Imholt Irma,s Beauty Salon Isler Homes, Inc. J SLJ Super Market JackTs Delicatessen jacksonk Gulf Station Johmer Auto Sales Karl3s Beverage John H. Keehan D.D.S. A Friend Ronald David Kirkendall, U,S.M.C, Compliments of a Friend KoesterTs Fine Baked Goods 8L Pastries Richard Kreimer Parkview Market Lou Kroner 8L Sons Dry Cleaners Edward Kuehnle La Belle Beauty Salon Lameiefs F riendly Tavern Compliments of a Friend Lighting Center of Cincinnati7 Inc. Liliels Pharmacy Albert H. Lipps Cement Work The Ludwig Shoe Stores A Prayer for the Graduates Congratulations to the Class of '66 Marjoriek of Nadlers Marschallk Dry Cleaning Maury,s Steak House A Friend Ed Menz N ursery Mr. 8: Mrs. Wendell B. Mettman Bob Millefs Texaco Montana Bakery Mr. 8L Mrs.james W. Murray 182 Best Wishes to You From Me Neidhard Funeral Home Earl Neiheisel Studio Mr; 8: Mrs AJA Neumeister Nordmannzs Bakery, Inc. One Stop Food Market Gert 8L Putt Osterkamp gTapal Ginds Pizza Porter Paint Co. Benjamin F. Price,Jr. Quality TV-661-8589 Quebec-Del. 8: Cafe Queen City Foods Bud RetProduce TAH. Anthony Rinkhjrf, A F riend Dr. 8L Mrs. William Rudemiller Mr. 8: Mrs. RobertJA Rueve j. C. Rutenschroer Floral Co. Compliments of Sabin Robbins Paper Co. Compliments of Safety Service Garage St. George Hospital A F ricnd Walter E. Schrader Insurance A Friend Mr. 8! Mrs. Wm. Schwab 8C F amily Seaver Ford, Inc. Selhorst Drive In Florist uSmittyk: Cafeh H. C. Snyder O.D., Optometrist Mike Stone,s Restaurant Compliments of a F riend John Stumin-Builder Sunshine CleanerTs Supess Texaco Sur-Seal Gasket 8L Packing, Inc. Mr. 8L Mrs. William Trippel The Union Savings at Loan Assn. Ventre Printing 8!. Card Shop Wagon Wheel Cafe WahPs Corner Western Hills Music Mart Compliments of Westwood Del. Whiteway Mfg. Co. Willenborg Stationery WoodruH Funeral Home John Wass Garage A Friend Academic Division .................. 14-15 Activities Division .................. 40-41 Advertising Division .............. 166-167 Administration ............... 16-17,38-39 Annual Staff ...................... 42-43 Big Sister-Little Sister Day .......... 86,139 Christmas Ball ................ 93,142-143 Clubs Art Honor Society .................. 75 Braille Club ........................ 48 Business Club ...................... 63 CDL .............................. 50 CSMC ......................... 54-55 French Club ....... . ................ 64 Future Teachers Club ............... 46 Glee Ciub ................ 69-70-71,141 Health Careers Club ................ 47 Library Club ...................... 49 Masque 8c Gavel .................... 65 Mu Alpha Theta .................... 51 National Honor Society ............... 74 Projectionists ....................... 68 Red Cross .......................... 52 SDS .................... 58,97,146-147 Sodality ........................... 59 Spanish Club ....................... 62 YAR ............................. 53 Dads-Daughters Dance ............. 90,140 Ge'neral Index Dedication .......................... 4-5 Dramatics Freshman Play ................. 66-67 Gold Medalists ..................... 79 Masque 8L Gavel Play .......... 5667,89 Mercy-Elder Play ................ 76-77 Silvcr Medalists ..................... 78 Sophomore Play .............. 60-61,120 Faculty ........................... 18-37 Gleaming: Staff .................... 44-45 Graduation ............. : ........... 109 Introductory Section ................. 1-13 May Crowning ................... 105,157 Mission Days .............. 94,117.158-159 Music Gold Mcdalists ..................... 79 Orchestra ....................... 72-73 Silver Medalists .................... 78 Opening Day ...................... 85,138 Pre-Prom Luncheon .............. 148-149 Prcsidents School ............................ 80 Senior ............................. 80 Junior ............................ 114 Sophomore ........................ 120 183 Freshman ......................... 128 Prom ........................... 101,153 Retreat ...................... 113,122,144 Senior Division .................... 80-81 Subjects Art ............................... 33 Business ........................ 28-29 English ...................... 20-21-22 Foreign Languages ............. 30-31-32 Homemaking ................ 26,124,134 Mathematics ....................... 23 Music ............................. 35 Physical Education .................. 37 Religion ........................ 18-19 Science .......................... 24-25 Speech ............................ 34 Social Studies .................... 26-27 Theme Page ...................... . . . . 1 Title Page ............................ 1 Underclassmen Division ........... 112-113 Juniors ....................... 114-119 Sophomores ................... 120-127 Freshmen ...................... 123-135 Year in Review Division ........... 136-137 Abrams, Eileen 114 Abrams, Kathleen ......... 28 49,1 14 Acito, Pam ............... 83 Adam, Pat .............. 121 Adams, Rose .......... 83,101 Aerni, Sharon ............ 46 62,114 Ahlers, Barbara ........... 48 51,55,74,114 Ahlers, Margaret ......... 129 Ahlers, Nancy ........... 121 Ahrens, Debbie .......... 114 Allgeier, Beverly ......... 129 Allgeier, Debbie ......... 114 Ambrogne, Mary ...... 58,129 Amend, Marilyn ......... 129 Anders, Pam .......... 52,121 Anderson, Terry . . . . . . , . 23.83 101 Andres, Linda .......... 53,58 1 15 Andrews, Kathy ....... 45,121 Angst, Nlargarel ....... 58,129 Angst, Sharon ...... 28,83,101 Armbruster, Darlene ....... 64 65,83,119 Arnold, Doris ........... 115 Auer, Linda ......... 46,49,59 74,82,83,111,156,157 Augustine, Maria ...... 83,109 Ausdenmoore, Mary ....... 47 1 l5 Baarlacr, Kathy ...... 71,121 Back, judy .............. 129 Bailey, Karen ............ 121 Bailey, Mary ............ 129 Baldwin, Jacqueline ...... 129 Banjavcic, Diane ....... 22,64 74,83,143 Barber, Carol ........ 67,129 Bar1age, joan ......... 28,115 Barlage, Nancy ........... 83 Barnes, Christine ........ 115 Barnes, Linda .......... 74,84 Barrett, Karen ...... 25,71,121 Barrett, Kathy ...... 23,71,121 Baur, Mary ............. 129 Beck, Beverly ......... 71,121 Becker, Barbara ........ 51,52 53,57,115 Becker, Beverly ......... 58,67 129 Becker, Gayle ......... 46,115 Becker, Kathy ...... 45,53,115 Beckman, Sharon ........ 121 Bedel, Jacqueline ......... 129 Bedinghaus, Cathy ., . . 71,121 Beerman, Jean .......... 129 Bell, Kathy ............. 121 Bcller, Alice ............. 129 Beller, Janet ............ 129 Bellman, Marie ....... 32,45 74,75,115 Bender, Linda ........... 121 Bennett, Brenda .......... 121 Bennett, Mary ...... 55,75,115 Bennett, Patricia .......... 84 Student Index Bennett, Regina ....... 49,115 Bennett, Susan ...... 71,121 Berding, Donna ....... 84,109 153 Berger, janel ............ 115 Beckemeyer, JoAnn ....... 58 67,129 Berkemeyer, Marilyn . . . . 49,84 Bernhard, Sherry . ....... 121 Berning, Carol ............ 84 Beaming, Linda ........ 42,115 138 Berra, Beverly ............ 121 Berra, Valerie ............ 129 Bertram, Mary .......... 121 Bertram, Nancy ........ 129 Bessler, Nlary ...... 27,71,121 Bielefeld, Elaine .......... 129 Bier, Linda ............ 84,98 Bill, Nancy E ........ 71,121 Billow, Carole ........... 129 Birkle. Cathie ............ 129 Birkle, Connie ........... 129 Bischof, Janet .......... 56,63 65,84,98 Blessing, Ruth ........ 52,115 Blind, Sue .............. 129 Boehi, Sharon ........... 129 Boeing, Barb ......... 67,129 Boeing, Linda ........... 121 Boeing, Louise ......... 44,46 56,64,65,74,84,106 Bohrer, judy ....... 47,49,115 Borgemenke, Joan . . . . 128,129 Busche, Carol ............ 129 Bouck, Beverly .......... 121 Brabender, Kathleen ...... 129 Brady, Linda ............ 129 BraHord, Charlotte . . . . 121,144 Brandt, Catherine ........ 129 Braun, Linda ........... 129 Brcen, Bev .............. 130 Brcilcnstcin. Carol ........ 53 115 Brethaur, Darlene ...... 29,84 Brickweg, Diane ....... 75,115 Brielmaier, Terry ........ 121 Brink, Katherine ....... 43,49 55,115 Brink, Linda ............ 130 Brinker, Linda ....... 7,44,47 48,74,84,101 Brinker, Marilyn ...... 71,121 Brinker, Mary Ann , , . . , . 121 Brinkman, Maureen 111111 121 Brock, Rulha ............ 130 BrockhOH', Barb .......... 121 Brockman, Diana ...... 20,56 65,85 Brodbeck, janel .......... 130 Brodbeck, Mary ........ . 84 Brooks, Barbara .......... 121 Brass, Betty .............. 85 Brossan, Linda ......... 29,85 143 Brothers, Debbie ......... 130 Brown, Barb .............. 85 Brown, Donna 42,52,115 Brown, Kathy ......... 66,85 Brown, Kathy Ann ....... 130 Bruggeman, Mary '10 ...... 44 48,50,56,65,78,79 85,106,143,160 Brunsman, Mary ........ 121 Bucherl, Julie ........... 121 Buchholz, Stephanie ...... 130 Buck, Mary Louise .. 27,49,121 Burkart, Cindy ......... 43,46 52,54,64,74,85 Burke, Mary ............ 115 Burke, Sharon ............ 86 Burman, Linda ........ 86,161 Burrill, Kathy 11111111111 130 BuschmiHer, Karen ........ 121 Bushong, Linda .......... 115 Bussel, Cheryl ..... 52,53,115 Bulscha, Carol .......... 121 Butscha, Diana ......... 115 Byrne, Marilyn ......... 10,65 74,78,79,86 Callahan, Patricia ........ 130 139 Cameron, Sara ........ 53,115 Cameron, Susan ....... 53,115 Carroll, Darlene ......... 130 Carro1l, Patti .......... 65,78 79,87 Case, Carol Ann .......... 87 Cavanaugh, Patricia ...... 130 Chestochowski, Candace H . . 45 121 Ciresi, Caihy ............. 85 Cisku, Kathy ............ 115 Clausing, Kathy .......... 130 Cleary, Carol .. .1 49,52,55,115 Colegale, Peggy ....... 49,122 Collins, Colleen ........ 11,25 66,70,130 Collins, Connie . . . . 78,87,109 157 Collins, Patricia .......... 130 Colony, Eileen ...... 27,71,122 Colvin, Paula ............ 122 Conner, Kathleen A. . 1. , . . 130 Conners, Diane .......... 130 Conncrs, jacqueiine ........ 47 115,117 Cuntadino, Elaine ...... 71,122 Corso, Carol ............ 122 Costa, Sandra ............ 130 Costantino, Ruse Marie 62 115 Costello, Sandi .......... 115 Cranley, Kathleen ........ 130 Creager. Martha .......... 87 Crofzon, Barbara ., . 1 1. 23,115 Crone, Sue ............... 87 Cucinotta, Antoinette ..... 115 Cucinolra, Sue .......... 130 Cummings, Mary ........ I30 Czillinger, Barbara 51,114, 115,153 Dalton, Margaret ......... 87 Dasenbrock, Diane ........ 87 Dassingcr, Carlene ........ I30 Dassingcr, Connie ....... 27 87,161 Dattilo, Kathy ........ 45,71 122 Daugherty, Kathy ...... 62,115 David, Cathy ............. 88 Davis, Catherine ....... 71,122 Day, Donna ............ 130 DeCourcy, Marilyn ........ 67 130,145 Deems, Margaret . . .. 52,63,88 Dehner, Susan ........ 47,115 Dejaco, Colleen ....... 67,130 Dewan, Mary Margaret . . ,. 32 47,65,78,115,117 Dicman, Donna ......... 130 Diersing, Mary .......... 122 Diesel, Mary K. ...... 129,130 Dietrich, Donna ........ 122 Dimuzio, Anita ...... 122,127 Distler, Marlene ........ 21,62 115 DiTomaso, Barbara . . . . . . 122 Dittellberger, Doris . . . . 58,130 Dilttgen, Carol .......... 130 Dittgen, Doris ......... 75,78 Dixon, Diana ...... 46,74.115 D0116, Carol ...... 44,47,74,88 Donnellon, Sharon ...... 52,53 62,65,813 Doogan, Joyce ............ l 15 Dorsey, Janet ....... 63,74,88 Doth, Linda .............. 88 Doyle, Sue ........... 58,122 Dragan, Kathleen ........ 130 Drees, Gerri ............. 88 Druege, Linda ............ 130 DuE, Victoria ............ 150 Duenhoft, Jean ........ 62.1 15 Dugan, Eileen ........... 122 Dunhoft, Cindy .......... 122 Dunlay, Alice .......... 130 Earley, Florence .......... 130 Eckstein, Barbara ..... 70,130 Ehlen, Carol .......... 51.115 Eilerman, Bonnie .......... 88 109,160 Eisenecher, Pat ........ 36,115 Ellerhorsl, Mary C. ...... 130 Ellert, Julie .......... 128.130 Elsbager, Barbara ........ 130 Emmerich, Janet ........ 52.65 78,115 Englehardl, Arlene ....... 122 Englehardt, Mary ........ 115 Engler, Marie . . . . , . 71.122 Erdman, Christine ........ 122 Erdman, julie ........... . 122 Erhart, janet ............ 130 Ernst, Donna .......... 52.56 65,88,89,102 Ernstes, MaryJo .......... 27 58,82,813 Espelage, Mary Beth ...... 51 74,114.115,153 Espelage, Rita ......... 82.88 Espelage, Sylvia .......... 130 Essen, Kalhlcen ........ 28,115 Fallon, Lynda ........... 130 Falls, Jane ............... 89 Fanning, Kathy .......... 122 Fanning, Pat ..... 114,115,153 Fantetti, Linda ........ 45,122 Farfsing, Judy ........ 53,64,139 Farfsing, Sandra .. . . . . . . 6,54 58,71,122 Fay, Kathy ......... 9,45,115 Fay, Mary .............. 131 Feist, Paula ............. 131 Feist, Vivian .......... 89,161 Felix, Nlaryanne .......... 89 Feller, judy ........ 49,52,116 Fey, Barbara ........ 122,144 Fey, Patricia ....... 75,88,139 F ingerhut, Margaret ...... 122 Finn, Cheryi ....... 63,657,119 139 Fischer, Cynthia ......... 131 Fischer, Elaine ........... 51 116,153 Fisher, Saliy .............. 90 Flanagan, Anne .......... 131 Foegle, Judy ....... 47,62,116 Foerstel, Darlene ........ 131 Foerstel, Sharon .......... 122 Forbeck, Carol ............ 67 128,131 Forte, Donna ............ 131 Fox, Christine ........ 70,131 Fox, Pat 1.... 44,49,116,149 Fox, Margaret ..... 71,120,122 Fox, Sharon ........ 65,79,82 90,111,142,143,157 Frame, Kathy .... 102,116,153 Franz, Janet ......... 120,122 Franze, Mary .10 ......... 116 Frederick, Charlene ...... 131 Frey, Donna ............ 131 Frey, Marcia ............ 116 Frondorf, Elaine ......... 43 116,148 Frondorf, Mary Beth ...... 42 116,138 Froschaucr, Debbie ....... 122 Froschauer, Jean ......... 1 16 Froschauer, ,Iudy ....... 47,90 111,148,152 Fuller, Judy ............. 1 16 Fuller, Marilyn .......... 131 Gagnon, Sue ......... 58,116 Gambetta, Elizabeth ...... 128 . 131 Gandenberger, JoAnn ...... 43 46,48,51,52,56,57 65,74,91 Gardner, Jeanne ....... 70,131 Gau, Mary .10 ........ 71,122 Gau, Sue ............ 70,131 chney, Sue ............ 131 Geier, Jeanne ...... 49,58,116 Gellenbeck, Linda 11111111 131 Gcroulis, Terry ....... 45,122 Gerth, jane: C. .......... 122 Gibbs, Debbie ........... 131 Gibbs, Judy ............. 131 Gibbs, Pal ........... 49,122 Giesken, Marsha ....... 91,93 Gillen, Joann ......... 71,123 Gillen, Rita .............. 91 Gillz, Janet ........... 27,123 Giltz, Jeann .......... 71,123 Gindcle, Maryann ..... 71,123 Glassmeyer, Anita ........ 116 Glassmeycr, Carol ........ 123 Goertmoeller, Ginny ...... 114 116 Goldsmith, Beverly ....... 123 Goldsmith, Sandy .......... 91 Gomien, Patricia ......... 123 German, Constance 71,123 Gramke, Sue ............ 116 Greeley, Linda .......... 116 Green, Georgianna ....... 123 Greiner, Nancy .......... 116 Greiner, Ruberta .......... 74 91,160 Greincr, Teri ........ 44,47,56 65,91,106 Griebel, Peggy ........ 67,131 Grieci, Toni ........... 28,91 Griesscr, Elaine ........ 45,46 53,64,91,94 Groll, Karen ............ 131 Gruener, Cheryl ....... 62,116 Grueter, ,Joanne .......... 123 Guenthen Chris ........ 10,91 Guemher, Kathleen ...... 123 Guenlhtr, Janet .......... 131 Guenthner, Lynn ....... 52,91 Guelhlein, Barbara ........ 91 GLECIh1e1l'1, Carol ......... 131 Guilfoyle, Dorothy ....... 123 GuiIfoylc, Susan .......... 91 Custer, Anna M. ......... 91 Gutjahr, Marie ........... 92 Haas, Beverly .......... 53,92 Haas, Cathy ............ 131 Haas, Cindy ............ 123 Harberthier, Maureen ...... 71 123 Habig, Diane ............ 92 Habisch, Kathie ........ 58,92 97 Hamblin. Toni ........ 92,153 Hanekamp, Dorothy ...... 123 Harley, Kalhryn ......... 123 Harmeling, Carol .. 62,116,153 Harmeyer, Debby Ann 123 Harmeyer. Paula .......... 92 Haner, Mary Ann ..... 71,123 Harlinger, Mary 67,129,131 Hase, Linda ............. 116 Hater, .Iackie ...... 6.42,47.53 116,147 Hathaway, Cheryl ........ 116 Hatke, Barbara .......... 131 Hauser, Karen ........ 713,131 Hausman, Kathy ....... 49158 62,116 Havcrkamp, Joanne .. . . . . 123 Hedger, Karen .......... 46,50 51,116 Heekin, Jane Anne ....... 131 Hehemann, Bonnie ..... 74,92 131 Hehcmann, Carol ........ 131 Heidkamp, Belly ....... 46,116 Heiman, Diane ...... 131 Heimback, Cthy ........ 131 Hein, Rulh Ann ...... 71,123 Hekler, Beny ........ 63,741.92 157,161 165 Helmes, Christine ........ 132 Helms, Constance ..... 123,165 Hemsath. Linda Ruse ..... 123 Hemsath, Linda Ann . . . .. 8,63 75,93 Handy, Carole ........... 116 Henz, Bonita ......... 46,116 Henze, Marie ............ 116 Herbert, Helen ........ 71,123 Herzog, Barbara ......... 132 Hester, Barb ........... 58,71 120,123 Helzcr, Barbara ....... 36,116 Heuerman, Mary . . . . 49,52,116 Heyl, Katheryn .......... 123 Heyob, Nancy ........... 132 Higgins, Christine ....... 123 Higgins, Kathy .......... 116 Hill, Diane ............. 132 Hillsbrand, Carolyn ...... 44 53,57,64,65,74 78,79,93,143 Himsel, Linda ........... 123 Hirusel, Linda Hizer, Barbara ......... 52,64 74,85,93 Hizcr, Kathy ........ 46,51,53 116,154 Hoesel, Linda .......... 65,94 Holtkamp, Janis ........ 116 Howery, Debbie ......... 132 Hub, Elaine ............. 123 Huber, Barbara ........ 5,116 Huber, Sue ............... 94 Hudepohl, Cheryl ......... 31 132,145 Huebner, Mary Beth ....... 94 Hucbnzr, Susan .......... 123 Hummer, Bonnie ...... 93,95 Hurlandcr, Linda .. . . . . . .. 95 Huseman, Beuy .......... 123 Imholt, thhlecn ....... 75,95 138,161 Iori, Sue ......... 66,130,131 132 Jackson, Pam ............ 132 Jackson, Sue . .. , 53,124 Jansen, janet ......... 70,132 Jansen, Patricia .......... 128 132 Janszen, Ann ........... 132 Jaspers, Janet .......... 65,85 95,139 Jaspers, Janice ........... 132 ,Iohanncman, ,Ieanne ., . 70,132 Johnson, Fern ........... 116 Johnson, Karen ....... 9,46,51 53,74 Jones, Barbara ........... 116 Jones, Janice .......... 55,116 Jones, Joyce ............. 132 Jones, Kathy ........ 45,51,116 Jordon, Nlargaret 11111111 132 Juengling, Virginia . . . . 52,116 Kaczmarski, Barb .' ....... 116 Kahlcs, Karen ......... 25,132 Kallmeycr, Susan ....... 49,124 Kchrer, Cathy ........... 132 Kelley, Mary ......... 10,132 Kelley, Pat .......... 28,85,95 Kellinghaus, Sandra ....... 95 Kennedy, Helen ........ . 124 Keening, Bonita ......... 132 Kerber, Nancy .......... 124 KerkhoH, Mary ..... 66,70,132 King, Bonnie ............ 132 King, Mary .......... 120,124 Kistner, Patricia .......... 132 Kling, Debbie ............ 124 Kling, Margaret ....... 58,124 Kling, Sharon 43,46,64,85,95 Klopp, Mary Anne ..... 45,46 47,49,51,116 Klug, Beverly . . 54,53,67,132 Kncp11e, Patricia ......... 132 Knoepfier, Diana ........ 116 Koch, Janet ............. 124 Kock, Marian ...... 47,52,116 Koebel, ,Jerry ............ 124 Kopp, Susan ............ 124 Korb, Linda ............. 132 Korfhagen, Sandy ...... 74,95 Kornmann, Carol ......... 132 Korte, Angie ............. 95 Korte, Catherine .......... 124 Korte, Deborah .......... 132 Kane, Mary ............. 124 Kracmer, Kathie ........ 55,58 74,95,153 Kramer, Ann ....... 49,52,116 Kramer, Christine ...... 66,132 Kramer, Elizabeth ........ 124 Kramer, Pam ...... 62,116,118 Kraus, Anne ........ 53,74,95 109 Kraus, Cecilia .......... 132 Krausc, Dorothy ...... 49,116 Kra use, J udy Kreimer, Florence 33,75,117 Kramer, Kathy ........ 49,124 Kramer, Sandy ........... 124 Kroeger, Margaret ........ 132 Kroeger, Maria Kroegcr, Rita ............ 117 Kroeger, Susan Carol ...... 117 Kroeger, Sue Marie ....... 67 132 Kroeger, Veronica ........ 117 Kroger, Janice ........ 71,124 Kroner, Susanne ......... 124 Krummen, Aiice . . . . 46,49,117 Krummen, Janet ........ 1 1,44 47,64,75 Krummen, Mary Jo ...... 132 Krusling, Linda .......... 124 Kuchenbuck, Lynn ....... 132 Kuehnle, Carolyn ......... 96 Kuhlman, Susan ...... 71,124 Kuhn, Bonnie ........... 132 Kuhn, Shirley ........... 124 Kuntz, Linda ......... 71,124 Lacher, Diana ........... 96 Lahmann, Karen ......... 124 Lahmann, Lauren ...... 43,96 Lalosh, Rosie ...... 75,96,139 Lambcrs, Janet ........ 11,132 Lamcier, Linda ....... 47,117 LaMolt, Marlene ........ 96 Lampe, Jane! ......... 117,124 Lampc,Janic Landen, Gretchen ...... 42,46 . 51,117,147 Lange, Kathy .......... 79,96 Langdon, Kathie ....... 67,132 Lasiter, Gayle ........ 124,125 Lanarulo, Pan ........... 125 Lautcnbach, Cynthia ., 46,51,74 117,154 Lazaron, Leslie 74,117,155 Lazaron, Sara .......... 132 Leesman, Carol .......... 125 Lehman, Annette ......... 132 Leinen, Irene ............ 132 Leinen, Miriam ....... 29,117 Lemmel, Carol ........... 132 Leonard, Mary K. . . .. 58,117 125 Leonard, Maryljo Lester, Jean ........ 55,74,117 Lester, jean ............. 125 Leureck, Barb ........... 125 Lietz, Caro1 ............. 125 Lietz, Mary Ann .......... 96 Linz, Mary .............. 132 Lipps, Linda 1111111111 75,125 Lipps, Pam ............. 132 Loch, Margaret ........ 70,132 Loch, Terry ............. 117 Lockard, Barbara ...... 67,132 Lockwood, Kathy ,,,,,,, 52,57 62,117 Loffredo, Grace ....... 62,117 Luckman, Jean ...... 58,96,97 Luken, Barb ........ 52,71,75 117 Lynch, Carol ....... 44,96,109 Lyons, Anne ............ 132 Lysaght, Mary ........ 71,125 Macke, Sylvia ........... 96 Maher, Nickulel .......... 125 Manne, Marlene .......... 96 Marlowe, Cathy ....... 45,125 Martin, Joann ..... 71,122,125 Martinclli, Betty ......... 125 Mauch, Debbie ....... 49,125 Mauch, Madeline ......... 96 Mause, Diane ...... 46,62,117 McAndrews, Paui ...... 47,51 114,117 McCann, Margaret .. .. 67,132 McCarren, Maureen ...... 125 McCarthy, Karen 1111111 45,59 125 McCormack, Sandy ....... 125 McCormick, Marilyn ...... 547 117 McCoy, Barbara .. 1 . 66,70,133 McCrOSkey, Pat .......... 89 McCulloch, Monica ...... 120 McDonough, ,Iulie .. . . 120,125 McDonough, Lauren . . . . 49,55 74,117 McFarland, Linda ........ 125 McGowan, Maryanne 47,52 57,58,65,59,90 McKenna, Carol ....... 62 McKinney, Barbara ........ 67 133 McLaughlin, Maureen ..... 70 133 McMuilen, Mary ........ 133 McSorley, Mary Jane ....... 7 46,53,82,98,148,152 Mechley, Rose ......... 46,56 64,65,98 Meier, Diane ............ 125 Mendel, Emiiy . , 1. . . 47,53,75 117,149 Mendel, Natalie ........ 50,64 98,139 Manges, Darlene ....... 98,125 Manges, Debbie ........... 71 Manges, Monica ........ 71,125 Mcnninger, Barbara ....... 47 55,117 Merkel, Monica .......... 133 MerkhofTer, Lynn ........ 125 Merkl, Patricia .......... 133 Mersman, Sue ......... 45,125 Meltman, Claree . . . . . . .. 75,98 Melz, Janice ........ 48,53,98 Metz, Joyce ...... 53,78,99,160 Mctz, Sharon .......... 125 Meyer, Betty ............ 125 Meyer, Carol ............ 117 Meyer, Cheryl ......... 5,117 Meyer, Christina ...... 49,125 Meyer, Cynthia .......... 117 Meyer, Kathy ........... 125 Meyer, Linda ............ 99 Meyer, Mary Ann ........ 117 Meyer, Mary Claire ...... 124 125 Meyer, Peggy ..... 43,46,52,99 Meyer, Virginia , . 47,49,52,55,99 Meyers, Glenda ....... 70,133 Meyers, Susan ........... 117 Michael, Anna .......... 125 Middendorf, Barbara ...... 45 125,133 Middendorf, Rita .......... 45 Miller, Carla ............ 99 Miller, Jayleen ........ 45,125 Mingcs, Carol ........... 125 Mischell, Marcia 52,75,117 Mueller, Mary Lee .. 47,49,117 Moellcr, Sue ............. 99 Molengraft, Kay ... , 58,71,125 Mollner, Marlene , . .. 46,49,64 99,153 Moorman, Doris ....... 63,99 Moorman, Linda ........ 125 Moorwessei, Pam ........ 133 Morgenthal, Pat ....... 64,99 Morris, Maryann . . . . 50,58,100 Mousie, Cynthia ......... 125 MuddEman, Victoria 111111 133 Mueller, Linda .......... 140 Mueller, Peggy .......... 133 Mullen, Patricia ...... 66,133 Murdock, Ann ........ 52,117 Murdock, Louella 52,62,74 Murphy, Kathy Ann 52,125 Murphy, Kathy D. ...... 47,50 Murray, Barb ....... 8,15,117 Myers, Carolyn ......... 117 Neal, Carol ............ 125 Neiheiscl, Barbara ......... 24 138 Ncihciscl, Bonnie ........ 142 Neihiesel, Dianna ........ 142 Neiheiscl. Donna ........ 142 Neiheiscl, Kathleen ....... 125 Neiheiscl, Martha . . . . 117,119 Neiheisel, Sue ........ 117,148 Nelson, Linda ........... 133 Neumeisler, Helen ........ 133 Neumeister, Judy ...... 46,49 51,65,74 Newman, Kathy .......... 117 Neyer; Deborah ...... 52,117 Neyer, Emily ............ 117 Ncihaus, Nancy ........... 47 Neiman, Kathleen 125,133 Nieszel, Jeanne ........ 70,133 Niklas, Janice ........ 118,133 Nocheck, Barbara ........ 100 Noonan, Sheila .......... 118 Nordmann, Diana ........ 133 Nordmann, Donna ....... 133 Nordmann, Linda ....... 31,64 78,102 Nusekabel, Beverly ........ 51 58,74,114,118 01Connor, Adele ,,,,,, 70,133 01Cormor, Maureen ..... 11,71 125 O3Connor, Anne ........ 125 01Reilley, Debbie ........ 125 Orite, Mary ..... 24,65,78,118 Osborne, Linda .......... 133 Osterhues, Mary ....... 56,65 78,79,102 Overbeck, Patricia .. 52,102,138 Overberg, Joyce ....... 70,133 Overberg, Sharon ........ 102 Owens, Mary Lou ........ 102 Owens, Nancy ...... 53,57,118 Owens, Sue ............. 102 Paff, Diane ............. 125 Painter, Sharma ......... 125 Papania, Andrea ......... 118 Papania, Marcy ......... 133 Mapania, Marie ......... 133 Papke, Barbara ..... 50,70,125 Papke, Sandra ....... 70,133 Parinello, Cathy ........ 118 Paseley, Sandra .......... 125 Pasternak, Susanne ...... 118 153 Peaker, Mary ...... 48,49,125 Peaker, Rose ............ 133 Feaslee, Diane ........... 103 Pechiney, Cathy ......... 133 Pellman, Beverly ........ 133 Perry, Roberta ......... 126 Peter, Barbara ........... 126 Peter, Debbie ............ 133 Peters, Patricia .......... 118 PHum, Pat .............. 126 Phillips, Marcy ...... 126,145 Picco1a, Barb ........ 128,133 Pille, Cathy ........... 126 Pistor, Peggy ......... 53,103 Pullman, Mary ...... 43,52,103 Pope, Karen ............ 126 Powell, Sandy ............ 126 Prather, Jackie ........... 133 Prather, Ruth ........... 118 Rahe, Christine ......... 118 Rais, Diane ........... 62,118 Rais, Janice ............. 103 Ralterman, janice ........ 133 Rauen, Carol ......... 49,126 Re, Margaret ........... 126 Rebholz, Betty .......... 118 Rechtin, Marsha ......... 126 Reed, Linda ............. 126 Reed, Linda ........ 49,75,118 Reinerman, Diane ..... 74,103 Rennekamp, Christine .. 67,133 Reusing, Kathy .......... 133 Rentschler, Darlene 103,160 Reule, Cheryl 71,126,140 Richter, Karen ....... 103,109 Richter, Kathleen ...... 52,126 Riddell, Sue ............ 133 Ridmons, Karen 64,103,160 Riedcl, PEggY ----- 46,103,143 Rieder, Paula ...... 51,118,154 Rieger, Susan ........... 126 Riel, Sieglinde ........... 103 Rieskamp, Marita ........ 103 Riga, Kathy ........ 27,44,103 Rischmann, Ann ...... 82,104 157 Rischmann, Margaret ..... 126 Rischmann, Martha ...... 126 Ritter, Monica ...... 37,71,126 R1220, Diana ......... 67,133 Roberto, Diane .......... 118 Robinson, Sylvia ........ 104 Rodenberg, Cathy ........ 133 Roederschcimer, Nancy ..... 64 160 Roether, Mary Jo ........ 126 Roettker, Barbara ........ 133 R011. Kathy ............. 126 Runey, Sue .............. 126 Rosemeyer, Sandra .. 49,55,118 Ross, Elaine ........... 126 Ruthan, Nancy ........... 63 Rowe, Candy ............ 133 Roy, Maureen ........... 133 Ruehlman, Barbara ...... 126 Rueve, Barbara ......... 8,64 148,152 Rueve, Patricia ........... 126 Runck, Jacqueline ....... 118 Ruprechz, Margie . . , . 109,161 Ruther, Almalee ......... 133 Rutterer, Mary .......... 133 Ryan, Sue ............. 58,97 Sabatelli, Rose ......... 126 Sample, Sally ...... 52,118,149 Sander, Christine ........ 134 Sandman, Margaret . 70,134 Sandman, Sue ............ 70 Sauer, Suzanne .......... 126 Schafer, Janet ........... 104 Schafer, Nancy ........... 53 Schafer, Sandra ........... 52 Schaffcr, Donna .......... 126 Schaible, jean ........... 126 Scharf, Sharon ........... 126 Schehl, Jane .......... 54,118 Schehl, Susan ........ 118,147 Schicring, Pamela 46,55,118 Schiesz, -Mary Jo .......... 97 Schiesz, Rita .......... 71,126 Schimmei, Annamaria .. 52,118 Schinner, Denise ......... 134 Schirmann, Marianne . . . 54,75 118,158 Schloss, Patricia ......... 126 Schlueter, Kathy ......... 126 Schmidt, Betty .......... 126 Schmidtgoessling, Nancy . . . 134 Schmitt, Lyneu ' ..... 6,134 Schmitt, Mary Ann ....... 143 Schmiiz, Mary ........ 57,113 Schneider, Donna ........ 118 Schnetzer, Darlene ....... 106 Schock, Sandra .......... 134 Schotl, Christine ......... 134 Schott, judy ............. 118 Schott, Linda ............ 134 5011011, Theresa ......... 46,53 64,74,106 Schoenfeld, Karen ..... 71,126 Schram, Janet ........... 118 Schrenker, Linda ...... 71,126 Schroeder, Elaint ....... 30,71 126 Schroeder, Nancy .. 52,106,109 Schroer, Germaine ........ 54 71,126,158 Schulte, Ellen Mary ..... 134 Schulte, Marcia ........ 51,74 118 Schultz, Linda .......... 134 Schultz, Pal ............. 126 Schultz, Sue .......... 75,118 Schulz, Paula ............ 106 Schuster, Kathy .......... 106 Schuster, Lynn .......... 106 Schuster, Nancy ......... 134 Schutte, Janet .. .. 59,65,78,118 Schutte, Sue .......... 75,118 Schwab, Patricia ......... 106 Schwartz, Carol ..... 49,51,118 Seilz, Sandra ....... 62,65,118 Selm, Alice ............. 134 Selm, Dorrine 111111 746,4950 64,107 Seng, Karen ............. 134 Shaffer, Adele ............ 126 Shappelle, Janet 53,118,119 Shrout, Alberta ....... 53,107 Siebenburgen, Carol ..... 6,35 46,55,58,118 Simonson, Peggy ......... 134 Smith, Beniann .......... 134 Smith, Jerri .......... 78,107 Smith, Midge ......... 49,114 118 Sommcr, Mary Louise , , . 1 134 Spear, Peggy ............ 126 Spitzlberger, Ann ......... 126 Spitzmiller, Janet ........ 107 Splain, Maureen ...... 58,126 Sprague, Joyce ........... 119 Stacey, Janet .......... 71,126 Stallmeyer, Carol ...... 52,119 Stallmeyer, janet 1. ,. 52,64,107 Stallmeyer, Jean ........ 119 Slandriff, Donna .......... 62 75,119 Stangheui, Carol ..... 62,119 Stark, Patty ............. 134 Stecher, Cheryl ......... 126 Stegeman, Carol ......... 126 Steiger, Patricia .......... 134 Steinmetz, Linda ...... 56,107 Stewart, Sue ............. 107 Stickley, Linda .......... 126 Stiens, Pam ............. 126 Stiles, Lois .............. 135 Stock, Linda .......... 75,119 Stock, Mary Lou ....... 49,50 74,107 Strunks, Jan ............. 126 Studt, Sharon ............ 126 Subler, Margarei .......... 119 Sucher, Kathy ........... 107 Summe, .10 Ann ., 1 ...... 126 Summe, Marlene ......... 119 Swegman, Barbara ........ 107 Tenbrink, Peggy ......... 127 Theobald, Carok ...... 124,127 Thieman, Kathy ......... 107 Thinnes, Mary Carol ..... 135 Tierney, Pat ............ 127 Todd, Pa! ......... 46,49,119 Toelke. Christine ........ 135 Tracy, Pat .............. 127 Trefzger, Jane: ........... 135 Trimpe, Eileen .......... 127 Trippel, Janice ......... 127 Trippel, Kathy ........... 127 Trippel, Mary ........ 53,107 Trothler, Donna ......... 108 Troehlcr, jean ........... 135 Troua, Mary Ann ...... 46.49 78,119 Umbach, Donna ..... 51,52,74 Ulmschneider, Ann .. 52.74.119 Ulmschneider, Loretta . 127.135 Valvano. Vickie ......... 127 Van, Mary ........... 71,127 Veenman, Gail .......... 135 187 Venlura, Mary ........ 67,135 Ventura, Sylvia ....... 52,119 Ventura, Virginia ........ 127 Villena, Julie ............ 127 Vitucci, ,IoAnn ........ 71,127 Vilullo, Anita ......... 46,50 1 19,154 Vitullu, Sue .......... 48,74 Voelker, Clare ............ 74 Voelkcr, Janet ........... 119 Voelker, Marie .......... 135 Voelkerding, Nancy ........ 67 135 Vogel, Jean C ........... 127 V0111, Mary Lee ......... 135 Volk, Vicky ........... 48,49 52,153 Vollrath, Sue ............ 135 Venderbrink, Mary ...... 135 V055, Patricia. ............ 135 Wachsmuth, Christine . 1 . 1351 Wade, Deborah ....... 66,135 Wagner, Alberta ..... 63,109 Wagner, Cathy .......... 119 Wagner, Eileen ........ 53,54 64,157 Wahl, Peggy ,,,,,,,, 56,57,64 78,106,142 Waldron, Claire ..... 11,44,108 Waller, LeeAnn .......... 135 W'allamalh, Joan ........ 135 Wanner, Karen .......... 135 Waples, Ei1een .......... 119 Waplcs, Mary .......... 135 Warren, Mary .......... 119 VVassler, Diane . . . . . , . . .. 135 Wassler, ,Ioan ............ 127 Webb, ,Iulie .......... 128,135 Weber, Barbara ...... 114.119 154 Weber. Carol ,,,,,,, 52,75,119 Weber, Joanne ......... 127 Weber, Karen ........... 127 Weber, Rdse Ann ...... 62,119 Weckenbrock, Gail ...... 127 Wehly, Anne ............ 127 WeibeI, Loraine .......... 119 Weil, Robyn ........ 35,57,74 79,110 Weinham, Anne ......... 127 Weisbrodt, Janice ........ 110 Weiskiuel, Debbie ........ 135 Welage, Debbie .......... 127 Wells, Frances ........... 135 We15h, Patricia ........... 62 Wernke, Maryjean 44,52 05,119 Wersel, Pam ......... 75,110 Wesseling, Anne ........ 46,51 52,55,74,110 Wesseling, Pat ........... 135 Wesseling, Rita .......... 127 Wessels, ,jacky ........... 127 Westerkamp, Lois , , . . 128,135 Whitaker, Kathy ,,,,,,,,, 110 VViesman, Janice ......... I35 W'iesner, Nancy ......... 119 Wiete, Lynn ............ 110 Wild, NIargaret ....... 62,119 Wilhelm, Carol ....... 53,64 79,110 Wilkens, Donna ........ 65,78 119,149,154 Will, Linda ............ 5,119 Wilson. Karen ........... 135 W'ilzbach, Cathy ...... 49,127 Wippel, jackie ........... 127 VVisseI, Carol ............ 127 16715561, joan ............. 135 VVissel, Kathy .......... 51,55 65,119 Wissemeier, Pat ....... 46,119 Wilson, Carol Ann ....... 75 119 Winrock, Bernice ........ 13.5 Wittrock, Susan ....... 71,127 Woessner, Nancie ........ 135 Woeste, ,Iane ............ 135 16708518, Nlary ........... 119 Wolfram, Betty ..... 49,52,119 VVuebbling, Toni ...... 71,127 Wuebbling, Virginia ...... 135 Wutst, Mary ............ 127 Young, Carol ......... 33,110 Yount, Gail Ann ...... 70,135 Younger. Diane 78,106,110 Yunger, Theresa . . . , 51,98,110 Zeiser, Christine . . . . . , . .. 127 Zloba, Cheri ,,,,,,, 54,94,110 Zwick, Donna . , , 37,49,71.127 THANK YOU AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY OSBORNE PHOTO-LAB POGUE STUDIO SISTERS 0F MERCY MR. LEO GROSS-UNDERCLASSMEN PICTURES MEJOHN MULLANET OSBORNE STUDIO MR. CARL VORPE AMERICAN TEARBOOK COMPANY SISTER MART PERPETUA, R.S.M., PRINCIPAL SISTER MARY BENET, R.S.M., ADVISOR FA CULT? 0F MOTHER OF MERCY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS 0F MOTHER OF MERCY HIGH SCHOOL SPONSORS AND FRIENDS MERCTWOOD STAFF 188