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

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E '3:- A mass of bricks and mortar Calls to me today, V erdant grass and pine trees Mutely whisper, EEStayf, What potent magic claim they Thus, my heart to sway, And hold it willing captive? Memories ,-' for aye!

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llllll jnlroclucing tA Cfadd o ,40 F4 twenty-two typical Mercy girls. loyal, generous, gay, and serious in season, vitally interested both in school activities and in one another. Known as a class of varieties and contrasts they are never- theless noted for their ability to work together, their mission-mindedness, their unfeignect big- sister spirit and one outstanding human weak- ness pa a rabid love of chatter. In the fall of ,36 tvventyethree verdant treshies launched out on high-schooys high seas. Some were new at Mercy, others hact spent several years With us, while Anita Mae considerect herself a veteran having entered M. M. A. in grade one. The trials anct thrills 0f the following years were successtully weatherect leaving pleasant memories in their wake. Only one member was lost in the passage, and now twenty-two seniors are sailing happily into the port of graduation. VVeycI like you to meet our raduatest g