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

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orczlgn la 'O' s xx' if lbiixs anguage 5 fAe e ey fo z!lneler5fcuuAng K V 1. I 'lwo madamoiselles from Gay Parcef' Carol Robertson. kneeling, and Gloria Diloro, standing. seem to have an artistic tlair as they put together a French project. fx 5 5 Q5 Num 1' 'F ' ix-feiisufxt W' llnn 4 1' .sv ivan ' Susan Gooding proudly displays her masterpiece to. l. Io r., .l. Moeller. .l. Sltelley, l. Sutter. scnoritas. Paris! Rome! Barcelona! Which do you prefer? Are you interested in the customs ol' old Rome? Then you'll want to meet Latin conjugations and declensions. You preer a more sophisticated dialogue like oui ouiul Then a journey to Ciay Paree as you study French or an expedition to Barcelona to learn Espanol will make you happy. Languages present a world ol' exciting people. Gznmtgg - b'ewgff.f,,, SUM Ccugg damn US Y 1 im' W mum ,W memmm nihcs no fl era dum lnlunq deduce -Wm dw uf-M 54 muff water sea dclav ,,.,gg,, mu gfmf f 'Pt-'900 vews fs, maft nm l f --,pr fi W ,f All these l.atin scholars, l. to r.. Barbara Torbeck. Carol Younghans and Sally liexerinlt seem to understand thc meaning of the word that Carol Kolks has pointed out. Some may haxe gixen up and simply said. ll-s Greek to me 'fs

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Blasfing off fo Grier Face - ma :ing isforcy Well. it was this way. K. Thuener tells, I. to r.: R. Gunlach. J. Steinmetz. J. Carlson. .l. Fngler, P. Bowman. 3-2-l blast oil!! for one of the greatest trips you will ever take - not into space but through the ages of history. You will travel from the Garden of Eden to the Iron Age. You will meet everyone from Caesar to Our Lord. If you ever wondered how people lived and what they did in other ages this will satisfy you. Or maybe you would like to know what happened only a decade ago. All can be found in the pages of your own history book. So board your book and blast off. 24 ,-' w. 'vw X5 J. Bachman. seated. seems to know positively that it's right here. J. Hoirogge seems doubtful about Joyce's words because Judy knows it has to be right there. This group. l. to r.. Father Connelly. Leroy Brooks. Janet Schmutte and Nancy l.. Scott. meets the Problems of Democracy' with this remark. They're not so tough'

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ATORY NICE 'W -,ww ow- Could it be alive? Trying to decide are. l. to r.. E. Byrne. Y. Dubach, M. Middendorf. B. Carroll. Is it? Hear ye! Hear ye! Former Mercian astounds the world of science with an incredible discovery! If you hope to hear these words someday. Miss Mercy. you had better learn well the history. the characteristics. and habits of all living things in biology class: in chemistry imprint on your mind the composition and properties of all substances and the energy changesg observe properties, changes and interaction of matter and of energy in physics, and your dream may be a reality. Do as much as you can and more than you should, if you aspire to attain the heights of a scientific career. At Mercy scientists of tomorrow learn a basic knowledge of science and more important. they learn to form right ideas in relation to science, the world, and to God. nfure cieniisfs lguiltl on yirm ounolafions 6.5, Taxing their brains and testing their luck are senior phvsics students Exa Jane Kartve and Cecile Bodden 26 Round and round it goes' Where it stops' That one not even chemists Joan Tracy and Jane Norton can tell