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

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Both Academics and Extra- curricular Activities Inspire Sophs. Gayle Thomas Vicki Thomas Pat Thompson Sue Thompson Debbie Thurner Grace Tocco Colleen Trader Anita Truant Jan Truett Lori Trevisan Paula Turner Anne Urbank Linda Valente Jeanne Valdez Belinda Vaughn Kris Viskochil Pat Vesser Mary Walch Pat Walsh Sue Weber Mary Wenzil Pat Wernette Wanita Whiting Pat WiedMire Nancy Williams Terry Williamson Molly Wilsie Barb Winemko Dianne Wink Kim Winston Terry Wosek Lynn Wright Kim Wright lene Wudcoski Jodi Yambor Melinda Zalinski Linda Zanavich Mary ZewAdski Peggy Zewers Rossa Zimitus Nancy Zlotek 115

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Kathy Salsbury Judy Sarafa Kathy Schmidt Marianne Seidl Sue Shafer Jane Shallal Sue Shaw Melinda Shea Jeanne Shmina Sherri Simpson Janet Skrovan Sherry Smart Joy Smith Kathy Smith Marcia Smith Mary Sochacki Donna Solce Diane Spounce Debbie Starks Chris Stanievich Valerie Stavros Celeste Stone Joni Strickfaden Gail Sudy Ann Sullivan Carol Sullivan Mary Beth Sullivan Annette Tedesco Chris Teirney Evelyn Teirney Carrie Terrisono Cathy Test Lower right: One small section of the spirited class of '74. | Opposite above: Musicians entertain at sophomore spon- sored dance.

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116 Activities School provides for not only the academic need, but the need of a social outlet. The values of cooperation and teamwork and the joys of friendship certainly cannot be taught nor fully experienced solely within the classroom. They must be experienced by the individual in a man- ner relative to the students’ interests. Because of our schools’ wide cross section of students, self expression becomes as intriguing as it is unique. With interests varying from the tradition- al to the near obscure, no one is left without an opportunity to share and to grow outside of the structured class.