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MMI!! .M li W-'f 1 'yyww'v:Wiiu 8 4 t . f M' Z r AK-T ' 'fxi f fffA' T Qi xl ' W ,g,, Mos!-Z - X 4- 'ii 3 . ,X 2 ,- 9 B trial U , ' X..-10 4 Ds Within their scholastic heritage lies the highest caliber of learning for Mercians. The will to succeed in scholastic undertakings urges Mercians to maintain this high caliber. Making use of opportunities offered under the capable guidance of the faculty, each girl is eligible for the greatest honor of all -- that of pleasing God. Hard work is rewarded. The Honor Roll is the reward for work done, and provides an incentive to try even harder. Scholastic reward for hard work done, and provides an incentive to try even harder. Scho- lastic achievement is a requirement for the greatest honor bestowed by O.L.M. - that of admission to the National Honor Society. A solid preparation tor a vocation in lite is the reward ot diligent scholastic application during high school years. fi 2 S i l
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The Melting Pot ol O.L.M.'s Activities Student Council Student Council-melting pot of O.L.M. activities. Here at Mercy, where a multitude of functions continually present them- selves, chaos is averted by the well organized influence of the Student Council governing body. With an executive body of officers and representatives as its hub, the Council reaches out into all branches of student government. Student Council Representatives, elected by members of each homeroom, strive to stimulate student ideas, form sugges- tions into positive action and to present administrative programs to the student body. A F51 Student Council Ollicers Sister Mary Victorine and Student Council officers discussed plans for installing Junior monitors. Clockwise: Alice Kane, Treasurer, Donna Kelly, President, Sharon Moreau, Vice-President, Margaret Ann Cooley, Secretary. 24 Student Council Representatives Seniors: Carol Giannotti 110, Carol Mc Geogh G2, Donna Lee 120, Claire Kose G5. Juniors: Diane Crowley 215, Ruth Ann Bell 105, Sally Croke 124, Michaeleen Robichaud G4, Monica Yermak G6. Sophomores: Mary Jane O'Rourke 201, Virginia Cooley 202, Mary Rose Donegan 211, Teddy Ostrwski G3, Mary Montante G7, Elaine Macunovich G8. Freshmen: Jean Milkovie 204, Marie Benzing 123, Marcia Marcotte 101, Mary Howell G1, Sheila Sweeney 207.
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