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

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in Blend of Color and kill Kathy Dudzinski, Mary McCarthy, Peggy Klenner, and Mary Dugan consult Sister Mary Ignatius about the thirty-five entries required of each advanced art student for the spring Scholastic Art Show. Tempera paints provide the color as Evelyn Dysarz, Judi Rink, Sue Stof- fer, and Sue Kowalski design covers for the memory book of the National Catholic Theater Conference. 23

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Sister Mary Ignatius, art instructor, fashions the tones for her icon of Our Lady of Vladimir, initially displayed at Marian Day and again shown at a national Sodality convention. Mercy's gym annually becomes a miniature Greenwich Village as future Rembrandts display their efforts for interested patrons. Artists Portra Bcaut Talent, the key to the art department, un- locks the door to beauty. Under the creative hand of Sister Mary Ignatius, Mercians blessed with this gift from God can develop it for His honor and glory. A four year program provides training in basic skills and fundamental techniques. Schol- astic Art competition and the annual OLM art show allow for expression of artistic talent.

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Physical Education Promotes Teamwork The shrill blast of Mrs. Sumrill's whistle sounds as Mercians engage in lively games of newcomb, volley ball, basketball, and baseball. These competitive sports, as well as swimming and riding classes which may be substituted for weekly gym periods, assure students of a well- rounded and wholesome personality. Action is fast and furious as Yvonne Thompson and Nancy Nelsen strain to tip the jump ball to respective teammates, Riding Club officers, Donna Kramer, presidentg Doreen Selegan, secre- taryg Judy Kolinski, vice-presidentg and Karen Chopp, treasurer, pause before taking their mounts over the indoor jumps at the Wallace School of Horsemanship. 24 Reaching for an unattainable goal, the cell