Mother of Mercy High School - Mercywood Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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raole your Grade four is especially notecl for its mission xvorL' which has been consistently planned and carried on through its weekly club meetings. This class is distinctive in another rESpect also: during the course of the year it has built up an attractive rlassroom museum which is interesting and instructive enough to be worth any Visitor's time. Back row: Dorothy Huelsmann, Shirley Yaeger, Claire Overbeck, Robert ScHanser, Dorothy Holstein, August Kessler. Roselyn Femeding, Anna 3Iarie XVaIsh, Marian Vuest. Front row: Gustav Juengling, Juanita VVuest. Nancy Steinkamp. Patricia Heine- mann. Joan Koegel. Dick Bappert.

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Gracie jive This is the grade that gives promise of a number of unusual baseball players among the boys. and lively tans among the girls. Their activity however is not COHEDCCI to the ban diamond for they show the same animation in the class room. Left to right: Roy Homer, Bobby Stenger, Tony Brunsman, Albert Guelhlein, Jean Reitman, Mary Edith NIcDonalct, Elizabeth Jaspers, Alberta Cook, Peggy Koegel, Dorothy Dourson, Jack Pechiney, Dick Schuermann, Peter Ruehlman, Billy BracHey.

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HI grade I 3 P92 Growing up! The third grade is beginning to take its place with the bigger boys and girls rand not only in size, eithen It has a recorcl 0P steacly effort and satisfactory work that accounts for Ule increasecl interest in books anc that some- thing, that makes little men and little ladies. Back row: Paul Leuenberger, Jack Schulten, Thomas Fath, Harold iVlurrer, Charles Deye. Donalcl Fries, James IVIaurcr, Kenneth Nlorrissey. James O'Connell. Front row: Betty Carol Lewing, Barbara Bradley, Nlary Grace Thornton, Blarilyn Schneider, iVlary Ann Knauft. Not present when picture was taken: Claire Schneider. Dolores Tenoever.