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

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ROW' 1: L Pctcl'sh D. Smerenberg. B. Sharp. 1.. Lambert, C. Murphy. J. Kathman. ROW 2: H. Fischer, P. Plagge, M. Eilerman, P. Mariconi, M. A. McCabe, J. Thiel, V. Phrrmann, ROW 3: M. Meyer, Mh Blmmerlc, Mh Taulbee. A, Busch, K. Lou's, N. 1.. Heraldh P, Mackc, J. Fulzh ROW 4: K. Bcll, M. 1,. Bow- den, Sh Hauck. M. Sluanh M. Bonneman, J. Snai- feld, J. Stungcx. ROW' 1: E. Bucrst. C. VVissel, B. Paul, C. Mini ges, M. Tewes, S. Rinckt R. Welsh. ROW 2: A. Ambrosious. S. Harving. M. Peiper. Eh Allgeycr, J. Franks, BV Singler, V. Dagenbach. ROW 3: J. Klei, S. Reichl, Ch Kauf- man. C. Warth, J. K057 felder, M. Kuhn, H. Braurh, Ah Musicr, J. Kahles. ROW 4: j, Leist. R. Meyer, R. Jobst. E. Coleman, M. Jh Fatwick, MV Schnit- derv L. Hcilcmnu. APPLYING THEMSELVES TO TASKS Though at fust it was all very confusinghso many cards, forms, and questionnaires to flll out, Fanny Frosh gradually adjusted herself and began to Wind her way out of the maze. She im- merged happily, yet solemn and impressed, know- ing that she was at last a part of that great progressive organization which was her school. 16

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BEWILDERED, MARVELING FRESHMEN Hinting at the larger classes to come, the '49 freshics numbered 172 What a thrill they got in haVing eight periods a day Uncluding lunch and changing after Each Class! Discussing re- ligion Latin declensions American literature, algebraic equations, world history, and taking part in art projects and gym dances, gave them :1 feeling of importance in thEir life at Mercy. ROW 1: M. Krusling, 31.1.. Buzkhardt, G. Bohman, J. Long B. Huy. G. Mechlcy. R. Middendorf ROW 2: MV Dourson, VV Har- tnin. 5 Kinkel. S. Dorger, M. Schimmel, C. Schimmel, P. Mc- CIaW. J. Groh, ROW' 3: I. Schocharl, M. W'enlc, C. Rusfeldcr, P. O Brien, B Wuest. S. Tckulvc. J. Suhramm, J.A1bers. ROW 4: M. Slcinlt. V. Spadufum. J. Sdm'uikcr- ing. B. Caprcl, EL Dagley, A. Korte. ROW' 1: C, Mulers, C. Bcrnmg, P. O'Lmrv. D. Fmv. l. Vugulmng. L SummLa ROW! 2: JV Fs- slingcr, C. Hartmann, G. Kroger, M. anncmclcr, PA Hanisv P, HUS. J, Austing. S. chkcnbcms. ROW 3: M. Grub. BL L .VL-il. j. Boyle I. Mad- Jcnel, D. Muxlk: C. Kammcr, R. Engn. ROW 4: l. Baum. 3. Humn. D Gnu. I, HIIL'Ks. II Iirdman. M. Langen- brunner, N.Docnch.

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mm mm? $3E$maria$$ L, gQiFmiK ???????f'g rmmmyma wwmzww Freshmen build a firm foundation in Latin, gram- mar and syntax by mastering dedensions and con- jugations. Perfection is attained by daily oral and wntten drills, which are being demonstrated by Margaret Sloan, Mary Lou Niel and Pat O'Leary Combining music and art, the enthusiastic artists of the freshmen classes, Carol RmfelderV Evelyn Allgeyer, Mary Henkel, Phyllis Kiehborth, produce clever pieces of work in the form of abstractions. 17