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

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ll'-1 X -uw 'V 59-A l .bv 'lffgi i 'M 'Y ' 1 WS: 4 VV. -14' lt's old homo wccku here at Nlcrcyf Vw'caring sunny smiles and feeling that contagious spirit of joy, neighboring RSMAS, guests of our own Sisters, arrive here at MMH for a merry home-coming. 9 - , vt fa unc! clolccf IH Inc ' CAlCVCHIClIf5 of fha' asf Bcncdiction. thc mcist rcvcrcntial of all ccrcmonics, is given in Xlothcr wt' Nlcrcfs chapcl hy tr lhomas Cionnt-ll. chaplain. assistcd by Father Carl Qiccrs and liathcr Carl l.izza. 4 A i 4 -fa 4 il I 4 4 l

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ZEST - Exhilaration of a class discussion or the satisfaction of passing a brain-teasing test help each and every Mercian feel alive. Zest, energy. courage, gaietyf These qualities perfectly typify the daring of that small band of Irish Sisters. the effervescence of the pioneer city in 1858 and the living spirit of the hun- dreds of Mercy girls who will carry them into this, the second century of Mercy. Thus, the tradition will flow to the future generations of Mercians. Zesf, energy, Courage anal gaiefty - ENERGY - Whether playing a vigorous game of volleyball or attacking a mammoth pile of books. Miss Mercy continues the Well-founded tradition that the Sisters brought with them from Ireland.