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

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N Second year Latin is centered around the Gallic Vkfar. T. Dipilla explains another phase ofthe course, THE LAB-ORS OF HERCULES. to A. Pena ick. C. Honningford. D. Tobin. C. Moller, C. Flaig, ll. Hoesl. M. Massa. ANCIENT ROME . . . OLD MEXICO. .GAY P REE Latin, Spanish, French - take your pick. Do you prefer something with a dash of old Rome? In that case you'll choose Latin. You will enjoy an adventurous time with Caesar, and in the same course discover the beauties of ancient Rome's architecture, customs, and literature. A trip to Spain? Why not, and Spanish will be an asset in the faraway land of bullfighters and gay sombreroes. In true French style we are now able to tour the famous Gay Paree with its Eiffel Tower and fine sidewalk cafes. M. Meyer and M. Cassidy order le dejeuneru from lc garconw CT. Gerbesj. Constructing a typical Spanish scene are M A. Finn, P. Meyer and M. K. Moll. Such ac tivities boost the interest of Spanish students

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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.

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Skill and accumcy. ns practiced by D, Mohr and Nl, J. Malacia, are by-words of the secretarial course. , . . , .l. l:llcnsobn. M. lVlll'1I1lCl1.lIlLl lz. Nor- mile use the mimeogmpli. one ol the nmnn' ollice procedures learned in lVDlI1?1- TAKE A LETTER, MISS MERCY! So you want to be .3 secretaryf Courses in bookkeeping, office practice, typewriting and shorthand will be musls in your plans for the future. The use of the electric typewriter, mimeograplu and clictapbone are additional procedures learned by students following the business course at Mercy. lieviewingi ol' vocnlvtllnrv wurtls is .1 alriily occurrence, Ci. Cioebel. Lil ibe lwonrd points out .1 few Ulmrcl ones' IO CQ. .fXr7nmn, V. Neilieisel, Cf, Elixir: M. lloflnmn: row 2 J, Mmlxie .. lienninr. N, lgl'CllL'l. U, Nlencle SIHFSS ICAC HUF, . 'S .l U . AYIJ .