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

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a amid! fUpperl Kh McDonough, Dh Hurfung, BV Schneider, 0 W. Ware Find that learning the actions of powerful chemicals, and the intricme, unseen operations of the atom and pouring over fest Tubes, crucibles and un- knowns are all part of chemistry. fLowerJ' The oHigator captures the interest of J. Summe, M. A. McCobe, D. Fray, and V. Harfoin, who make 0 study of living things under the diredion of Sister Mary Joseph. The collecfing of leaves, The celebration 0+ Arbor Day, etc, are enioycbie annual proiecfsh

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jlwde 2e Mg edfrmction 0 0mg phyjica Is offered to all scientihcally inclined seniors. These tuture nurses, pharmacists and laboratory technicians find it beneficial. Learning the wonders of science and the informative side of the Hnoble experiment and a HMadame Curie world is intriguing to Joanne Fath, Mary Joyce Blum and Inez Borhorst. The girls delve into the patterns that guide our universe from the Brownian move- ment to the renowned theory of relativity. Through experiments in heat, light, sound, electricity, and mechanics they further their understanding of the works about them in the realization of the powerful things God has put into the ? hands of man. 24

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Wag $ng pirif 0f Clwidf Xgermeafe f L1 3;. 3, $ $53. Better understanding of Christian social principies, a study of 1he framework of our U. 5. governmem, and sfudenf discussions of current problems fos- Ter The development of true, democrmic cifizenship. Sealed, Row 1: D. Kroger, A. Gardner, E. Murlhews. Row 2.- C. Feldkamp, W. B1ey, V. Smith. Row 3: C. Woitering, Slanding; A. Sedler. 26