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

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Belles On Their Toes DIRECTORS Nora Howell, Carol McGeogh -.Q qw .- ,: ..: Belles on Their Toes , a completely student directed and produced presentation, climaxed the third quarter. First planned as a theater in the round, it vvas soon discovered that the perpetual motion of ten children could not be confined within the limited space avail- able. The actors betook themselves to the stage. Students presented the annual Polio show with all the proceeds going to charity. Cost ol Chorocters Nora Howell . Anne Bracken MRS. GILBRETH, MOTHER ......,.. ANNE ERNESTINE ,. Yvonne Camiller MARTHA , . . Brenda Ericksen FRANK , . , Alice Kane ,, u u ' I -- Al Lynch, the Nantucket Hot Dog , sang Aint Bm- TEN OF HER CHILDREN H She Sweet in his attempt to woo Ernestine. . Donna Belian wagon. l'm guilty, confessed Tom, the handyman to Mr. Crawford, much to the amusement of the Gil- breth children. Dusting-cleaning is completed in minutes when it's done the effi- cient Gilbreth way. Mr. Hathaway, right, studied the intracacies of the human conveyor belt in the shaking 49 of the feather duster. LILLIAN .. ,, ,. Sharon Moreau FRED .. Myrna Udkovich DAN ,,...,.. ..,Agnes White JACK ..,..,..., Ruth Geraci BOB .,,,.... .t,.., .... . S hirley Jaynes TOM, THE HANDYMAN ,, . , ., ., . ..,,. ...Charlene McKenna MR. HATHAWAY, THE ROOMER ,, .. .loan Finnegan LEORA, A DISTANT RELATION DR. BOB, THE NEW FAMILY DOCTOR , .,,,. Camille Lack . .. Nan Hentschel AL LYNCH, THE NANTUCKET HOT DOG . .. Julie Walton DAVID LORING, AN UNEXPECTED VISITOR .. Marita Pidgeon MR. CRAWFORD, A POLICEMAN , , ,.,. ,. ..,,., .Frances Schniers

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Communlcotlon Arts Dorothy Wnlhams broadcast her prlze-wmnmg essay over WKAR Toplc Tuberculosus Topics ranged from the Amerlcan Farm Pollcy to the commercnaluzatlon of Chrlstmas Repre sentattve groups from OLM met with other De trout hugh schools to pool thenr oprnuons and determnne a conclusnon or better understandung of The sublect Dlscusslon Soul Bank Wall the Soul Bank work? Members of the Speech clubs from Mercy and U of D Hugh dlscussed the 1956 57 Natuonal Questuon The Farm Pohcy Members of the panel are Joe Doust John Sponskl Carol McGeogh and Nora Howell After the dnscusslon Kathy Tomson Mrs Francis Father Llstermann and Larry Mlller were served punch and cookies by Sharon Moreau Current AlFGIFS mu- lUVNlkT FGM nga ,Ugg mann: mul it Qunz Em Show They read the news-to know the news of clty state and natnon OlMltes met Immaculatans on Channel 4 WWJ TV The Detrolt News sponsored

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Extracurricular Organizations Q X ' it, ,A-,A are a 5- 1,4 . 7 - N fa A-.,.,..... . , . .' I V -4 1, ' t . ,, if 1. lj Mrs. Hoskins and Sister Mary Caietan didn't have to work round the clock because of the valuable assistance of Nancy Morrison, Monica Schroeder, Pauline Peprans, Pat Durkin, Myrna Udkovich, Doro- thea Gramlich, and Mary Jo Schlaff. Absent: Jean Reid. Chapel Aides Chapel aides are the iMarthasl, busy about the service of Our lord. Gloria Nemzek, Jane Sweeney and Carol Giannotti had the treasurer, planned and carried out details for their monthly meetings. privilege as here they laid the vestments for the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Llll Bookstore Aides Check . . . Bookstore aides checked in, out, on, and off, the respective supplies as they arranged for a rush hour. Agnes White and.Emily Zammit handled uniforms, Florence Keys, the book orders Marie Valukonis and Donna Lee the shelving, and Patricia Wiethoff incidentals. Service Groups Business Office Aides Library Aides library routines were efficient and smooth running through the unselfish co-operation and service with a smile of library aides. left to right: Delores Carey, Judy Greely, Gloria Nemzek, Arlene lauron, lauralee Deyo, Francis Kelly, Jean Pattock, Carol Boase, Edwina Wronski, and Marita Pidgeon.