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

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ROXW l: A. liencl. M Gerke, L. Mdnnre. D, Murphxx P. Kekhman. S, Gerth, M. A. Renke. ROXY 2: 7L Kramen SV Fritze M. A. DaVis. L. Nesselhuf. M. Ce Frev. J, Beykman. A, W'ellexz ROW 3: I. Kenning. R. Franks. I. Carlc. Y. Cart. I, Pirman. R, Srhlueter, ROW 4: I, Bmun. CA Hundiey. J, Braun, R. Ballhauer. J. Boehman. M. Smerenheru. Re Kinnee ROW' 1: P. Lung; M. Helmes. M, Weumte E Pardie C. Stemlc, J. Brass. C. Kenrun. ROW .1: IVL .Ielcn, K. MC- Dnnough. ,I Huck, J Warhurg. B. Heezc. M. Lamp j. Jansen. Ge Nuth, I. Lavaer. ROVU 3: M. Lowere PA Sacra, M. Robers. B. Sthneidcr. 5, Snnth. B. Fehnng. ROW: 4: III W'ulf. .Ie Luken, D. Hdrtunx. If. Meyers. L. whgnu. M. Thzller. C. Z'mmerman, eContinued from Page 20 studies we saw them learn the development of the Church and its growth over countless years, They pondered over the mysteries of geometry and they saw the wonders of God in the course of biology. More Clubs opened their doors and they developed talents in language facility dramaticsh speech, Journalism, and sports. They are sophomores, the young;r bud of their freshman year has grown under eContinued on Page 2N N N

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tContinued from Page 2m are the noise under our rooftsince they ascend three flights of stairs to reach their homeroom. Sophomores, since time eternal, have grieved the plaint: Wihy must we climb thesg stairs? After all, it is a little hard on our dignity to bound up these stairs so often! Be that as it may, we maintain the sophomores are a VEfy nice group of people. As we continued with our survey of their tContinued on Page 22i ROXY 1: J. Britdt. B. Odenbcck. B. Kahles, H. Spm'hn I. W'eil, CV Coale, ROW 2: J. Cremins. A, Mouhrmg. M. A. Rapien, J, Lim'lur. Ei Nicholas, Vi. Elicnsolm, B. Blum, M, L. Knmpcl, E. Kroger. ROW' 3: B. Nelson, R.- Zimmermzm. D. Sander, S. DithlnLHL C, Brmxn. L. M, Ryan. ROW 4: P. Peters. M. Rolfes, P. chthburth. M. Zah- micx C. Kcmme, F. I.1nz.J.Stahi. ROXY l: M. Tcnocvcr, L Hiuniltun. E. A Lay. C, Hocrat. L. Lemkuhi, R. Tcpei ROW 2: J. Belmc. M. L, Schaefers, C, Tanning, J. Ruthert I. Milgkc. M, Rischmann, P, Hulpm. ROW7 3: 1V1. Suhmch-r. A. Wialsh, J. Hussitri j. Guilfoylc, B. W'iliiu. M, H. Filippinie, ROXV' i: H. Starch, J. DH. M. B. Lambert. 1. anmchi C. Sewell, R. Sihuctc, M. Fox.

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The study of bone structure and body functions is found to be fascinating in the round table discus- sion which occurred in the Biology laboratory under the able direction of Sister Mary Joseph. Rectanglcs, triangles and circles with confusing angles and theorems. intrigue Sophomores. Thc applica- tion of theorems and postulates provides a simple means for solving problems of higher mathcmatits.