Mercy High School - Mercian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Sister Mary Monica checks the return of hooks of required reading. The new magazine rack offers much information . . . and a few temptations to deviate from what is termed Study. English, the essential. From first to fourth year, this Subject has its place on every Student's program. Besides the regular courses in English, Mercy offers two electives, creative writing and journalism, which are open to students of special ability. I FACULTY SISTER MARY EVELYN SISTER HELEN MARIE English IV - Creafizfe lVrifing English I SISTER MARY PATRICIA SISTER NIARY NIARINA English- IV fozzrzzalism SISTER MARY VVINIFRED SISTER MARY NIONICA English III L'iI11far1'a1z' ANGELICA SISTER MARY EVANGELA SISTER MARY EngIi.vI1 I II SISTER MARY PLACIDA Englislz II SISTER M ARY GERALD II English SISTER MARY IRMINA Ezzglislz I SISTER XIARY JOVITA Englislz 1 journalism students concentrate on long Sheets of galley proof, ENGLISH 17 Aavistant Lib1'a1 ian

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English-via the blackboard, the dictionary, and the Scholastic. First year English students take a real pride in their study table, their books of favorite poems, and Good English posters. Below--Second year students show off their Ravoloe Newsf' making' front page news of the story of Silas Marner, all hand-made journalism. Another sophomore milestone-auto- biographies. 16

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Dorothy, Kathleen, and Gloria con- sult the calendar in a Latin II class In other words . . .H Mercy teaches also. A student may have her choice of Latin, French, Spanish, or German, four years of it if she wishes. In this as in all departments, college entrance requirements are ob- served. LANGUAGES