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

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Mercy C looriytem entertain At the end the marketplace is deserted. The high enrollment necessitated two distinct performances given tor the Upper and lower classmen. The sophomore-freshmon glee club made a pleasing debut before the spotlight, specializing in two favorites, Ecce Ponis Angelorum and Mommy's Li'i Pigeon. This annual affair is under the direction of Sister Mary Bernard, R.S.M. Later, during the month, they added much color to the May Concert given on Mother's Day, gave a warm hearty welcome to the incoming freshmen, and a lost delightful program tor the seniors at their farewell breakfast. Mother of Mercy is very proud of the wonderful job this talented Glee Club has fulfilled through the years of 1952-53, The school has been praised for its music ability, due to the eFForts of these groups. JUNIOR GLEE CLUB, ROW 1: S, Sanger, J. Unger, J. Petri, J. Hirth, M. A. Hofmann, J. Coors, A, Wohtfmm, M. Fogelmun, F. Koeninger, M. J. Niklos. J. Myers, L Holmes. Ct Bochmun, B. Wusmez, J, Wiimer, A. Don, M. A. Davis. ROW 2: Ji Dunlap, M. A. Eisele, B. Glendorf, M. R. Mueller, C. J. Wurster, Ji Umberg, G. Kurg, A. D'Arcy, H. AttenweiEer, M. Voelker, J. Buttelwerth, P. Motris, F. Kirchgessner, M. L. Link, J. Botl, M. Smith. 8. Folz, H. Hoest, 54 Tracy, A, Tape, M. J. Schore. ROW 3: P. Glueck, M. A. Ashcroft, R. Kunkel, M. A. Nemonn, St Keller, B. Heuermun, NA Steinwert, P. Mersch. J. Gmichen, V. Schromm, B. Godor, M. A. Walters, M. Schromer, C. Schwietering, C. Steinmetz, S. Schneider, D. Korte, L. Rebold, A, Bochmonn. ROW 4: l. Kruetzmon, P. SchoenbueckEer, Mi Ct Pohlmunn, Je Thuener, R. Nienaberl C. Obert, R. Funtetti, L. Pulking, F. Blair, Ct Ronz, Ce Hcmmerle, M, Deickmonn, P. Litmer, J. Strassel, A. Valentine. ROW 5: M. Hoffmann, M. ReboEd, A, Flick, Mt E, Heilfeld, M. Menke, J. A. Banner, C. Haun, M. Brooks, C. loemmle, R. Pennickl C. Spade, J. Walter, M. J. Binder, J. Franz, A. Bernard, J. Niehenke, C. Gentry, C. Btuir, A Berger, G. Rheurwein, M, Young, G. Geihotl K. Gronnen, P. Grottj F, Ackmunn, At Boyle, 8. Thompson, Me Cook. 29

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Left front, row 1; C. Wagner, R. Heyob, R. Werle, M. Meyer. Row 2: M. DeCurtins, M. A. Mott Right front, Row 1: C, A. Wagner, K. Kirchgessner. Row 2: C. Willenbrink, Mt Blazer. M. L Stengert Row 3: C. Pellmcm, L. Brockhuis. J. Menke, Second last row; M. J. Diersen, C. Theuneman, M E. Nieman, J. A. Banner, F. Askmun, L Heyob. Lost row: E. Fisher, B. Myers, A. Bernard, M E. Heitfeld, J. Brown, B. Brown, J. Selcer directs the orchestra, Melody Mmkir. . . The St. Cecilia Recital was presented the eve of the feast of the patroness of music. The band's melodies led by Joan Selcer hightighted the program. One number was a delightful rendi- tion of In A Persian Market Place. This describes the city square with poor beggars, camel drivers, and a beautiful princess. Participating were I. to r., M. Mott, J. Wesselman, J. Axt, R. Kunkei, M. Nemonn, C. Wagner, J. Coors, M. Meyer. 28

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D. Kelsch, J. D'Arcy, Mrs, Leugering, C. Godur and S. Schaaf, Lea 1m mg to IETVE other; J. Brass, D. Evans, M. Bur- hoH, J. Harvey and Mrs. R. Leugerlng, the instructor. One interesting phase of the Homemaking class is the six-weeks Red Cross Course. Instructions are given by Mrs Leugering, R.N. about Home Nursing and Mother and Baby care. Mrs. Leugering, A. Strull and P. Kennedy watch while Jt Ruther treats the burns on D, Taylor.