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

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M. Schell, J. Richter, J, Miltz, C. Tenoever, P. Bergmonn, M. J. Koeninger mixed up in o mounfoin of leaves. Raking leaves on the campus pro- vides fun and relaxation for these students; By mixing work wifh pleasure fhey clean up The grounds. Jean Milfz kenfed is literally Up to her ears in her collection, Trying Their shin guards for size and comfort are N. Rebholz and J. Hilvers. They'll save wear, fear, and many a bruise as their owners Fight for their goal. Hockey enfhusiasfs have fosf become acquainted with pucks, sticks, guards and other new hockey goods.

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Hockey players, C. Steinmetz, L. Rebold, J. Wilmer, J. Umberg, await the sound of the whistle to set their ball a-Hying. Fmt action . . . the wirit of hockey Hockey has entered its second year as one of the major sports atMercy. Pucks, shin guards and hockey sticks 0H show eFfects of hard use. A slight limp here and there testifies to the popularity of the activity. Mrs. Zimmer coaches the hockey team. 20

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ccGlmningW come; 01? the prey; One of the most exciting experiences for the stat? is the editing of the school paper, the HGIeanings. Six timesuyeorthe ioumolism students put out the paper for the student body. For the staff it represents the completion of many week's work. Copy must be written and rechecked. Then comes the cutting, posting and proofreading, the troublesome headlines before the HGIeonings can be sent to the printers. The completed issue of the paper is read by the eager stott. Enioying the finished product are P. Riser, J1 HoHrogge, C. Schenck, J. Gronnen. Second Row: J. Rtehle and M. K. Lorenz.