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

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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

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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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01M Mfg omnCZecZ gozmcalfion Lunch, the favorite period of the day, is a Hme of relaxation, gossip, and renewed strength. N. Diesman, J. Lowier, and J. A. Broun, who have magic in their Fmgertips and who see in three dimensions, express their God-given talents in These figurines of clay, which have been prepared for the kiln.