Our Lady of Mercy Academy - Oloma Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Leslie Mulvihill fspcakerj, Joan Gcbliardt, Janine Wilson, Ann Marie Durning, and Dolores Dcmko take part in a Home Eco- nomics class panel on strengthening the American family. fs Work and Play Ir's a long climb to the top of 128 steps! Life in McAuley Hall is informal and fun, think Ann McCreary, Mary Margaret Thel, and Pat Mari- naro. i Q N.,-v ' w., I

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.or Eleanor McFadden and Ruth Helz exercise their knowledge of life saving on Nanette Celestin and Carolyn Wohleber. Swimming The winning senior team-Nam ette Celesrin, Ann Marie Dur- ing, Ann McCreary, Dolores Olsavick, Kay Hughes, Carolyn Wohleber, Eleanor McFadden, Mary O'Donnell, Janine Wilson, Maxine Grebosky. mn These mermaids enjoy relaxation in the water-Ruth Helz, Carolyn Wohleber, and Joan Wohleber. And they're oi?-Donna Marie Gagliardi, Marguerite Finn, Yvonne Noble, Maureen Sheedy, Caroletta Val- encourt, Sue Murdoch, and Lee Brice splash their way to the other side. l '1 nh Swimming, one of the most valuable individual sports on campus, is introduced to the freshmen in regularly scheduled classes for beginners. In- termediate and advanced swimmers have the op- portunity for instruction in competitive technique and diving. Meets consist of a number of standard events as well as novelty races. Swimming is now conducted as a regular intramural sport, on the same basis of class competition as all other sports. .ve , 1,3335

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sa., K 70 KVVV lil C G r -, Sealed-Ioan Dalv, Mary Catherine Sweeney, Donna Marie Gagliardi, Joan Catanzaro, Carolyn Golitz, Lillian Biscus, Linda Dupnak, Sema Rogal, Marguerite Finn, Sue Murdoch, Mary Ellen Donaghue, Ann Payne, Ann Marie Durning, Arlo Ringer, Natalie Hamilton, Louise Adams, Yvonne Noble, JuniorfSenior Y fm Banquet 4 Q V. Banquet reception time-Mary O'Donnell, Kay Hughes, Lee Brice, Paula Meyer, Mary Kay Sanner, Jackie Campbell, Mary Margaret Thel, joan Prokopo- vitsh, Mary Frances Mihm, Theresa McDonough, Jackie Coogan. Making last minute arrangements at the Senior-Fresh- man tea are class oiiicers Pat O'Hanlon and Leslie Mulvihill. we get .-.a 3' KTA v Virginia Murphy. Standing-Maureen Mason, Nancy Meyer, Carol Christopher, Betty McShane, Leslie Mulvihill, Pat Mc- Fadden, Pat O'Hanlon, Alice Mathewson, Nanette Celestin, Pat Anderson. At one of the outstanding social events of the spring season, the Junior-Senior banquet, seniors- to-be bid farewell to the graduating class. Senior' Freshman Tea Early in the school year, the seniors formally welcomed new members of the Academy at the annual Senior-Freshman tea. On this occasion the seniors, acting as individual hostesses to their guests, tried to help the girls become better ac- quainted. N'lUwn- K fig fl5 i 41:51, ,. 'N 'f'f? 5f9c we . 2 . iX,.:..' :-5955.1 .