Our Lady of Mercy School - Lore Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Sfudenf Clounci S eiorwenfa fiueri 'E S SENIOR Student Council representatives Mariorie McDonald, Bernice Iglikowski, Arleen Brennan, and Mary Alice Cook discuss the exhibition of senior baby pictures. JUNIOR Student Council representa- tives Ruth Geraci, Alice Kane, Kathleen Ondre, Joan Sevald and Maureen Mc- Garrigle make plans for their next home- room meeting. SOPHOMORE Student Council repre- sentatives Monica Yermak, Patricia Has- sett, Diane Crowley, Ruth Ann Bell, and Janet Ford take notes on council meeting. 9? Hall Hostess Donna Lousignau signs a FRESHMAN Student Council representa- pass for Barbara Gavlinski. tives Andrea Mehas, Therese Guidebono, Kathleen Riley, Ann Charette, Joan Vogel and Des Neiges Marguis record future 21 activities planned by the council.

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Planning the agenda for the second semester calls for a conference of Sister Mary Victorine, Principal, and the Stu- dent Council officers. lleft to rightl Joan Knoertzer, Vice-President, Joan Milko' vie, Treasurer, Judy Gendich, Secretary, and Shirley Agusti, President. .sgfuvlenf Counci The student council aims to promote student-teacher relations, interest in school activities, and in worthy civic and spiritual causes. As a member student, she works at personal traits of courtesy, co-operation, dependability, maturity, accuracy and neatness, all of which will help in her future lifef By interest in the Student Council and in school activities, the OLM girl be- comes thoughtful, and willing when asked to serve her school. She develops honesty and sincerity in expressing her opinions in Student Council discussion. She becomes increasingly more tolerant of others. All of these qualities help to prepare OLM girls to take their place in the world. Shirley dismissing the Student Body. MAGAZINE DRIVE TIME This is Station OUVISJJJ bringing you the Mercy-Go-Round show. Today we have with us lfrom left to rightl Dad- dip Uoan Knoertzerj, Terror of High- way IO! Uudy Gendichj, Delco CDeanna Barnaboj, Maybelline Uoan Milkoviej, and Gerk McJerk CShirley Agustil. Mercians became acquainted with these characters who informed the school how magazine discs were selling.

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SENIOR A.A. representatives are left to right: Dorothy Ca-milli, Therese McLaughlin, Mary Lou KFIOH and Shirley Skwarczynski 14. Rloredenfa fiued SOPHOMORE A.A. representatives are left: Roseanne Cole, Jane Sweeney, Shirley Dudenhofer, Judy McLaughlin and Elizabeth Waldman. FRESHMAN A.A. representatives are left: Margaret Sellhorn, Sadie Maletz, Virginia Theil, Susan Denomme, Judy Caruther, Donna Gaffney, Kathleen O'Rourke. JUNIOR A.A. representatives are Gail Fitzgerald, Mary Margaret McLernon, Julie Walton, Joyce McGraw, and Mary Moran.