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

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'rx f-Auf Q Whether it's cold or whether it's hot -Deanna Dutro and .ludy Perez will study prevailing weather conditions in physics lab. From baby days and mud pies these sophomores have graduated to soil Conserv SCIENCE AND. Success, Deanna s eins to siy is she and Elaine: Ludwig experiment with the process of ionization in cheruistiy. Delve into the unknown! Combine compounds and elements! Disect a minute insect! It you are interested, Miss Mercy Scientist, just go up the steps and around the corner to our science labs. There is opened to you the worlds of biology, physics and chemistry, You will meet many new interesting facts and before the year comes to an end, you'll be capable of delving, combining, and disecting without any really serious casualties. ation and mineral elements needed tor plant growth. Proudly exhibiting prize-winning projects are .lane Rohs, Pamela VondenBrinlze, Mary Jo Schuerman, Marilyn Torbeck. TOCK' ,Nlug sfgwf rvunmrc L...-

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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.

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XIATH BLEND IN HARMONY Sailing boats may be a little boy pastime but it can become a serious problem in Algebra II class. Kay Spitzmiller carefully reads the problem tor Nancy Spicer as Joanne Kathman and Barbara Gooding, with a pointer in her hand, interpret their graph. From Fahrenheit to centigrade and then back again go the basic math students Donna Massman, Harriet Lachtrup, Carol Hemsteger. Bisecting an angle is a simple process for Marilyn Torbeck and Mary Mahoney who don't go around in circles in geometry class. A minus times a minus makes a plus - c.p.c.t. - theorem 378. Confused? So are the minds of the bewildered Mercy Mathematicians plunging their way through algebra I 81 II, geometry and trig. Through mathematics, however, they are learning to understand the world in which we live. In redecorating a room, in making a good home-made pie, in tiguring a bowling score, yes, and in typing a letter, knowledge of math is essential. 27