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

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X .zu Wu! l l Among the most interesting classes at Mercy is Biology. Here l from iirst hand experience. J. A. Tengler. R. M. Bolte, R. Vvleil. A. Kaminsky. M. Mauntel learn the principles of nature. SCIE TIFIC-MI DED l ERCIANS ' Up the stairs and around the corner 4 that's our science departmentf Scientific-minded Mercy p girls perform experiments that would astonish Mr. Edison? Following the steps of the discoveries I of others, these future scientists take off on a landing to their own fascinating discoveries. l.aln periods add interest to physics. say l.. Gohs. C. l.aemmle. M. Seiler, M. Young. D. Hussey. C. Niklas. .l. Young. M. McXVilliams, G. lasillo. D. Kinross and N. Stelten- pohl. Here the students determine the forces acting on .1 lever, M, A, Nemann watches as J. l.ud- wig tests for an un- known in chemistry class.

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qiilnww '-if -f2 'f.'r-fw-1 QQ F-we 'Q' 5 D, Kohl. J. Theuner. M. J. Nleister, M. l.ower, and J. Strassell engaged in treating their own masterpieces -V an intriguing pastime. MA THING OF BEAUTY IS A IOY FORE ER An easel, some paint, brushes -- put them together and what do you have? . . . a masterpiece? . . . a muddle? . . . or should we state it, as just an experience? Whatever the conclusion, most of us are assured of the capability of Mercy's artists. This has been verified in their many posters, room decorations, party favors, event programs and even the clever doodling on their book covers. Always ready with that eye-appealing look to reveal something new and fascinating, we salute the art students, it M, J, Owens strives for perfection ol' detail on her statute ot' St. Joseph. J. Siath. l?, Thompson and M, Hirsch- bcrg complete an artistic interpretation of lfcrdcGrot'e's GRANDCANYON SUITE.

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A practical application ol' mathematical knowledge is displayed by l. io r.. M. A, liummcr. l.. A. Brady. D. lobilz. C. l.aemmle. S. Vililson. J. Czoer, C. Kunz, J. l.udwig and Pm. Powell as they make use of the tmnscept. Absent. D. Hussey. DELVING FUR THE UN NOW Richmen, Poormen, Beggarmen, Thieves, Doctors, Lawyers. Merchants, Chiefs -f all use math. lt is the purpose of every educational institution to verse its students in mathematical functions. From Basic Math to Trig, Mercy students dili- gently struggle to learn math, ln every business, and every Walk of life, math paves the way. Math provides enjoyment for all, with its puzzles and problems. It also offers a challenge to the scientist, a living for the Statistician and a balanced budget for the homemaker of tomorrow. 'W' New , A Pyramids are not so puzzling after all. say J. Faigle and J. Hale as they follow Mrs. V. Duston's explanation, Logical reasoning is one of the important by-products of Geometry. M. J. Molen- grafl, R. A. Schulte and B. Hertsenberg show the class prime constructions regarding parallel lines.