Mount Mercy Academy - Mercienne Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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IHESHME September 7, l9fl9, brought lorth on the com- pus CI bewildered group ot shy, yet excited youriq ladies As they entered Mount Mercy Acoderny, they were worinly welcomed by the faculty ond the upper clossriien, oind very soon become on important port ol the energetic :school spirit. They iiiiiriedifxtely bedon to love the school which will one day be their Alina Mdter. Moy Cnr Lady help them to enjoy four yeorg fit Mount Mercy Academy os obundont in qrrice, knowledge, and liopbiness os the lour years experienced by the Close ot 1950. Boland. C. Cooley. 'C'- FRESHMEN HOMEROOM PHESIDENTS: Sally Maloney, R 15, Mary lane Bonadxo. R. 15, Kathleen Ryan, R. 19. tr l FIRST ROW: A. Fumari, D. Faltisko. I. Healy, D. Gruber. I. Iennings, D. Gonnan: SECOND ROW: M. Devine. P. Doody, E. Gonnan. M. Kelly, M. Iennison, M. Kelleher: THIRD ROW: M. Kalinowski, M. A. Kelly. K. Keams. E. Dwyer. V. Hegedus. M. F. Corcoran. G. Czwoidak: FOURTH ROW: P. Foroscy. I. Farr. M. Foy, H. lick. FIRST ROW: I. Barnett. M. I. Bona dio, I. Babcock. M. Buchanan, P Bowen: SECOND ROW: C. Baco. I Carney, P. Collins. G. Boyczuk, C Collins. P. Carney: THIRD ROW: M Carlo. E. Buccella, S. Bellezza, N Apotosky. P. Clark . H. Blaskovits FOURTH ROW: H. Buchanan. M. Ber mingham, A. M. Burke, M. Beitz, M Glair. R. Curry, A. M. Igoe, P. Hans-

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FIRST ROW: A. M. DiGiamhattista, M Crane, K. Colern. R. Bayuse, H. Dris- coll. I. Downey: SECOND ROW: I. Brodfuehrer. M. M. Davis, C. Beltz, E. Cuddihy, C. Battaglia. M. Callahan: THIRD ROW: E. Faltisko. S. Dennehy I. Duffy, M. Dempsey, S, Cooley. E. Coffey: FOURTH ROW: K. Barnes. A. Devaney, V. Crehan, M. Canney, P Campbell, M. Burke. SHPHIINIIIRIS The worst struggle is finished now and the feeling that she belongs has given her new strength to strive toward the cherished goal, so seemingly unattainable when she began her high school life. For the sophomore has adjusted herself to new and different surround- ings. She tackles her subjects with a deter- mination to overcome all obstacles in the rocky path to her goal, graduation. Last years fresh- man has found herself. She knows where she is going and she strides forward with the will and determination that characterizes the Sophomore Class. SOPHOMORE H O M E R O O M PRESIDENTS: Top: Theresa Healy, R. 8: Second Row: Mar- garet Dempsey. R. 7: Elizabeth Weir, R. 17: Bottom: Ianet Murray, R. 14. FIRST ROW: T. Healy, I. Fitzer, V. Gardner, C. Hanrahan. B. Hartley, M. Feldman: SECOND ROW: R. Gor- man, M. Gehn, I. Hearn, S. Hoskins, E. Gildea, M. Gatta: THIRD ROW: L Glavey, M. A. Fitzgerald. C. Has- selbeck, D. Hall. M. Herlihy, M. Ford: FOURTH ROW: E. Harrigan, E. Har- en, M. Gallagher, S. Harrington, E. Glair, N. Hart.