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

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x E3 gi 74 ful P l Swirling dresses, dreamy music, and a handsome partner gave the Prom an enchanting atmosphere. Students will always hold in their hearts fond mem- ories of this star studded evening. from Moy Magic Jim Machley, Cherrill Payne, .lim Livingston and Carol O'Rourke took time out. Mary Jane Orlow served the guests.

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Memories were mode The advent of sprung announces the b the OLM socual I lggest event on ca endar the Junior Sensor Prom Glven for the Sensor Class by the Juniors t ns th culrnlnatnon of a Freshmans dream The colonual settung at Lovett Hall provided an approprlate atmosphere for the Cotnllnon Music was supplled by the Collegnans a favorite OLM orchestra Intermnsslon time ch I was bright with I ater Jeanne M F ight hearted oynuhan Charlene McKenna and red Jocoby enloyed Bob Bnd e g s lokes J Rv X Sharon Moreau gave Carolyn Mlrek and Joe Marshall a program whsle .Iam Oienbaker and J lent assistance lm Springer Senior Prom In keepnng wnth fradmon of courtesy at OLM, Nancy Mornson presented her prom escort, Tom Sener, to Slster Mary Vuctorme . . A - ' , I 6 . . , . . , ,, - - H - . - Q ' A sep '- fi a ' l . , K 4 . . , . I gs Q x x X f sh., It lv. 2 . Q - . , , 1, , f ' s J I ll 5: l , X I . I '4 , IMI 4' ' 1 1 , I a rg, .

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Proudly we present... TOP RANKING SENIORS fl-1. 'Ut .-...ng .2 VALEDICTORIAN: Nora Howell Honor Students 'CS Q9 Carolyn Mirek, Sharon Moreau, Camille lack. SALUTATORIAN: Alicia Yarsavage NATIONAL H OPDR SOCIETY XX' 'fl is w, Z -: 9 iv :- 7 .' I 1 ,F l l 82 Notionol Honor Society On November 30th, twenty-four members of the class of i957 were inducted into the National Honor Society. The ceremony was conducted by Mercy College students who had previously received the honor them- selves. The National Honor Society pledge was adminis- tered, and the inductees were then invested individually with the gold cord which symbolizes the National Honor Society. This organization is designed to honor those stu- dents who have given the best evidences of combined Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. A total of seventeen per cent of each graduating class may be received into the Society. Mercy College students, Sharon Greene, Nancy Gencur, Patricia Francis, Reagan, and Carol Verreau, former members of the National Honor Society at O.L.M. assisted at the induction of members. FIRST ROW: Maureen McGarrigle, Agnes White, Margaret Ann Cooley, Donna lee, Helen Schlachter, Patricia Wiethoff, Jean Marie Reid, Gloria Pattock. SECOND ROW: Sharon Moreau, Carol Giannotti, Christine Pado, Nora Howell, Alice Kane, Dorothy Olszewski, Brenda Eriksen ,Donna Kelly. THIRD ROW. Lois Carroll, Ilene Melford, Gail Fitzgerald, Mary Jo Schlaff, Marie Valukonis, Patricia O'Toole, Carolyn Mirek, Margaret Murray. Gail Fitzgerald receiving the gold cord, symbolic of a National Honor Society member.