Mercy Academy - Thesaurus Yearbook (Marshall, MO)

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DANCE RECITAL Bo Peep and Boy Blue Dolly's Washday . Tapping Toys . Tambourine Dance . Irish jig . . Hornpipe . . . The Eternal Triangle . Papillon d'Or . Cossack Dance . Valsette . . Dutch Kiddies . The Dying Swan . Spring Garlands . Sunshade Dance . SHIRLEY WINDMEIR WILMA LAURIE KATHLEEN EHRNMAN PAULINE SHAW VIRGINIA OCHSNER C. B. DURRETT BOBBIE DICK BETTY RICE MARY LUBENSKY BOBBIE EHRNMAN DOROTHY MONTAGUE PHYLISS Ross PAULINE SHAW JOAN WEBER MARY L. JOHNSTON LoIs M. REEDE BESSIE RICHART DOROTHY BAFFORD BETTY BRANDECKER VIRGINIA L. OCHSNER MARGARET KLINE' BOBBIE ERHNMANN MARGARET PHILLIPS A PIERROT'S ROMANCE Pierrot . . Pierrette . . Corpa de Ballet . Pg4l MARY L. JOHNSTON BESSIE HYLAND VIRGINIA L OCHSNER PHYLISS Ross, PAULINE SHAW, DOROTHY MONTAGUE JOAN IRENE WEBER

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GIRLS' ATHLETICS ATHLETICS furnish the spice in our school program. What a change from the ordinary routine of lessons is an hour ol basket ball, baseball, volley ball, or dodgeball practice! Besides adding pep to our students it offers them an opportunity to learn the true laws of sportsmanship and a chance to practice these laws not only in sports, but also in daily life. Our athletic department, under the supervision of Sister Mary Gabriel, was divided into two divisions with Mary Lillian Barr and Catherine Titterington captains of the senior divisions and Bernice Wright and Doris Thompson captains of the junior division. In choosing names for the divisions the senior immediately chose, The Eagles, and the junior, The Hawks. Baseball and dodgeball were the first sports played. The Eagles and Hawks clashed frequently on our court. The results of these clashes were victories for the Eagles in baseball, but the tables were turned in dodgeball. Then our basket ball season opened. This season was welcomed with cheers and plans for election of class teams were immediately begun. The victor of the inter-class games seemed to be between the juniors and the Seniors, as each team was composed ol veteran players, some of whom will be remembered as stars in our previous games with Boonville Catholic High. The first game between the Juniors and Sophomores was a victory for the juniors. This was followed by a Sophomore-Freshman game which resulted in a victory of the season. Spring brought to us again the baseball season. The shouts of, Three strikes and you're out! Home run!! could be heard through- out the school grounds. We believe our athletics have been a success this year and it is our ambition to make an even greater success next year. Pg-40

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MUSIC l,'I'I HDI 'fill 21 cliflieult hut beautiful art, musie is Imeeoming more :incl more required for Z1 eoniplete education to ll Certain extent. It is stucliecl in various forms sueh as harmony, ehorzll, piano elzisses, :incl private niusiezil courses. The Vurtis system, 21 eourse in piano for beginners, is taught, and is very heneiieizil as the fnndzimentzlls of musie are clemonstrzlted in an easy manner, and prepare the pupil for the higher eourses in niusie. Page -Xl