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

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ALL ABOARD THE HISTORY LIMITED Discovering?? No, Diane Ruehrwein is traveling toward Beautiful Ohio with N. Carey and B. Miller as guides. All aboard! The History Limited is leaving on track one! - Opening their books the passengers find the first stop is Paradise and Creation, which marks the dawn of existence. Centuries of peace and strife pass by, until they finally arrive at Portugal in 1492. Sailing across the ocean with Columbus, they witness the start of a great nation. The sight-seers watch the freedom-loving people emerge from countless toils, trials and hardships to fashion the powerful and lasting democracy of America. The last stop-Modern America! And the enlightened travelers come home ready to observe and to weigh the problems and many complexities of their own government of today. For adventure galore, why not step on board! Good citizens always vote To vote one inust register says senior Civics student Deanna Tobin as Yvonne Be rn signs her John Hancock M C. Ferguson, EBI day guest BFIJTOVQS Out tnOClC e:lSCtlOti

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With the blast ot the toy trumpet, Robin of Lockesley and his merry men march into the freshman English class on the recording inarle by .ludy Budde, Joanne Weitz, Celeste Fry and, standing, Arlene Heyob, Mary Mittendort, Donna Bnttelwerth, Judy Franz. ROBIN MEETS THE MERRY MAIDS Are you disturbed by clauses? Do phrases bother you? Well, the best cure for the situation is a basic knowledge ot English which is purchased exclusively here at M.M.H. The price? Why, all that's required is to have a high incentive to master the subject. Then use your mastery of the subject and explore the two worlds of romanticism and realism in literature classes. You will soon find that Shakespeare and Poe knew quite a bit about phrases and clauses. Wouldn't you like to know about them, too! Pin-pointing the homes ot great American authors is C. Bunker as J, Lehrter, C. Buning, L. Henke, M. H. McElroy and J. Karwisch give all their attention. so sk 'K 'Tl 'xv.r 's,N' 2 3

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JOY IN CREATION OF BEAUTY Talented tingers and painstaking labor are the magic needed to produce the graceful ceramics being created by .ludy Campbell and .loanne Kathman in the junior art class. Tuning her magic violin is .lanalee Lulcen as her fellow artists S. Schroeder, M. P. Wenning, Georgia Lutterbei apply splashes of color to papier-mache instruments to bring home glory by winning tirst prize in the Symphony Orchestra's craft exhibit. Give Miss Mercy a paint brush, easel and paints and away she will go to create a masterpiece ot beauty. In art classes she also learns that it takes more than a paint brush to achieve that fine, deft artistry ot a professional. The artists to be at M. M. H. travel from perspective and pen and ink drawings to sculpturing, lettering and original painting on their highly satisfying journey in the sphere of artistic endeavor. Ah! The rewards that paints and paint brushes will reap tor you.