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

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Sophomores: Carmen Alrego, Barbara Brady, Debbie Burke, Toni Clausi, Brenda Darnley, Mary Jo Gruber, Eugenie Komer, Paula Matyas, Patricia Sacker, Patricia Taylor, Sandy Toton Camera Shy Marina Vicini Therese Villeneuve Becki Walkowiak Kathleen Walsh Denise Weber Laura Welply Catherine Wheeler Sharon Wiess Maggie Williams Mary Williams Sheila Williams Suzanne Wilson Diane Winter Pamela Wisne Sandi Wloszek Marcia Wojtyna Joanne Yee JoAnn Yochum Sue Young Lorrie Zeglen Suzanne Zeimet Mary Zimmersmann Patricia Zitella Margaret Zuzich Juniors: Pam Armstrong, Barb Bolan, Eileen Bullinger, Pat Burns, Dorothy Conway, Cathy Cullen, Charlene Dillenbeck, Karen Dolby, Debbie Everard, Laura Gross, Andrea Hajec, Maureen Harmon Marys Patmidarkness,) Pat). Karalis, Michele Riley, Linda Roach, Camille Ruszals, Margaret Seley, Cynthia Spangle, Kathy Sparks, Cathy Spencer, Marcia Strohmer, Mary Ann Wanby, Mary Ann Williamson

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Athletics offer new doors to be opened Mercy surely can’t be called an inactive school, with the many activities offered to the girls here. In the past four years Mercy has come a long way in the athlet- ics department. Its best production so far has been the swim team, with three consecutive years of winning in the Dual Meets and State Championship. With a great coach and team like ours, Mercy will probably remain winners for quite a long time. Water Ballet seems to be another big interest of pool fanatics at Mercy. With grace and poise the girls create a peaceful effect in the waters of the pool. The bounce of the basketball can always be heard in season, over the yells and screams of an enthusiastic team. The team did not have a winning record this year, but will be back on the floor again next year. The trotting of hooves and cracking of whips can be heard weekly by the members of the Riding Club. The girls are at various levels of horsemanship ranging from galloping to jumping fences. With bats and balls flying in all directions, Mercy is back for another year of home runs, following the example set by the Tigers. This year the team is armed for first place. Making its debut is the newly formed track team that competed in several meets against newly-formed teams of Divine Child, Bishop Borgess, and St. Mary’s of Redford. Hopefully, Mercy will continue its sports progress at a strong pace in the future, for Mercians are “game” for anything.