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

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Kathy Brady and Nancy Koppmeier seek perfection in the phxsics lah while finishing an experiment in weights. M.-r Attention pleasef All Mercians interested in studying the law of gravity are wanted in the science room. Anyone who can dissect a frog is needed in the biology lab. Those juniors interested in atoms and acids may sign up for chemistry, but if you want to work some hard problems, 'join the physics class. Students aroused by this announcement should report to the science department of Mercy high school. In chemistry lab Janalee l.ulten feels conliclent while conducting the tedious experiment of distilling water. ereIan5 rode fAe fwonder - world of Science . Ruler in hand, C. Espelage and her co-worker C. Goetz check the growth of their grasses which will be included in their science project, while M. Abaecherli and S, Brady collect Howers to preserve in plastic for their science project. -HF ,,, . Y Y ,

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K Anais 5 Y Y . ,--.5 'ld like this one. exclaims M. Schaefer to A. Schwab. Looking on hopefullv are A. Hammcrle. P. Sciarra. K. Kun! and A. Brown. livervone remembers Mission Days especiallv the Spanish students who had charge of the candy hooth. angawzges evelop nfernafional Z,flnJer5fanchng XVhat is the quickest way to tour the world? Just look in on any l.atin, French or Spanish class and you will nnd the answer. Latin. with its spectacular sights of ancient Rome reigns high in popularity, while Spanish and French also are eagerly studied giving each girl a brief glimpse of the colorful customs and exotic lands that she dreams of visiting. 2 .. ' ' ' ii nuts 'ww' mi French for Todavf' is M. l5ischer's replv to M. lfranke and J. l-rev. lirench students. C. Palasek. C. XVard and I.. XVarndort'. smile as thev approve ot the translation laving teacher. Shirlev Nieman traces Caesars route 5 to Cinul for her students Xl. :Xhaechcrli and C. Powell. 253

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Ore plus one equals tis o Our Nlerelin hemn r nith eareer x in grade sehoo e with this simple problem As a hiqh sehool freshman she Spent her time struvgling with perplexing percentage problems in bisie mtth ss or uating ics d in ilqeh As 1 more polished sophomore she biseeted lines mqles and ares in geometrx and added the words eongruent xertex and polxgon t her xonbuliry Our math minded lunior found that all her time with graphs quadraties and the binomial theorem was well spent After her triumph oxer algebra Il our Miss Xflerey is reidy for exen greater conquests Finally member of the Vlath C lub she has reaehed the summit Qhe his eonquered these obstieles ineluding loeus ind slope only to diseoxer in ler eollege abstrlet algebra class that one plus one does not neeessarily equal tvxo B Beesten eompletes a frequenes polxgon tor ileebri stores lrom 1 distribution xihieh D Buttelxserth holds unc! S ke fA an tyaferle- mewfgenaewfac Dont lorgat to square the radius eauiions Min Beth Neiheisel as she explains hom to End lhe number ot gallons of gasoline the eslm cr eontains 'N 'Vlerlele and S Rielecrt are prepared to eorrect her if she makes mx mistakes 21 he 1 L ' , earlj ' . ' U l lays. x A x - , 4. F V. ' A C' cla.. eval ' an y's ' . A ra I. 3 I 'l H V A its A x x ' as a suave senior trig student and privileged , , 1 j Y , , A , , ' A ' - B C X 1, V 'LA vs b ss . e 1 e e s -. v, ' I js L o e cy ' 5: o ' 5 V A 1- 1 1 I -Il' - ' g - s ls' fb- K 5- s e ' v s s A y A