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

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It's question box time again! R. Macke and A. Tepe deposit their papers as Father Lehner prepares to answer each one. I am the Way, the Truth and the Life. What better explains the virtue leading us to our eternal goal. Relig- ion unifies our whole educa- tion. What good are We with only our minds developed? Are not our souls more important? Religion sets the pace at Mercy. lt is taken into the diiierent classes as each individual strives to make religion evident in every phase of life. Spiritual Values Come First Mixed expressions greet the expounding of Church history by Father James Driscoll, QP. Listeners are S. Erhart, J. Huber, A. Flack and S. Kincaid. 9'f's'

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4'Was he a miser? Yes! No? This was the controversial topic among the sophomores this year as they met with 4'Silas Marnerf, Sentence constructions and dangling participles were introduced but the familiar reply, please to meet you was banished. Why? Just ask any sophomore student. -Q f. QB .1 'V 5' ill . as it Silas Marner lives again, as M. Moorman and B. Booth depict a scene from this classic. The audience consists of C. Bacher, C. Bauer. M. A. Ciresi, J. Cunningham. J. Dreier, J. Dyer, M. K. Fisher. Dramatization Makes C assics Live Trying their skill at pulling strings are, standing left to right. M. Catanzaro, N. Pies. R. Koppmeier. M. Kues. S. Gooding. and kneeling, Judy Schlottman. Blend a cup of Jim Hawkins, 2 teaspoons of Admiral Benbow Inn, a dash of John Silver for flavor and there you have Treasure Island. Exciting were blood- thirsty pirates, but it took more freshie spunk to face nouns, pronouns and verbs. f-was :ae me tc