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

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Attention, Senoritas. Mademoiselles, Puellael!! Hola, Bon jour. Salvc mean hello to you from the members of the language classes. ln company with the Spanish classes you can travel the Royal Road, El Camino Real, and visit Spain with its gay, spirited, holiday fiestas, colorful sombreros, and interesting bulllights. The French classes would rather visit the Eiffel Tower or the Shrine at Lourdes, just a few of the many scenes of picturesque France. As a Latin lover, perhaps you'd prefer to plunge into battle with Caesar and conquer Gaul. Until you decide the i language you like, Adios, Au Revoir, and Vale!! lmitating a Spaniard, Mary Kay Weinkam dons a lovely shawl, Miss Martino and Joyce Daum admire its beauty. oreign anguages gve nowleclge o ations Mcsdemoiselles Paula Widmer and Margie Fischer are pleased with a correct answer given by one of their small pupils in Grade 3. These weekly French lessons are always eagerly anticipated by the Academy classes. Oui! Oui!

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bm A 'imtf - Columbus discovered America but Diane Weaver discovers Alaska for ercians eep Qdlerf jdroug Memories, memories oi the turn of the century when high button shoes were in style, and when the world was shocked by the depression of the 30's. Yes, our Mercy students remember these and other facts dating back as far as 2000 B.C. I-low? you ask. It's quite simple. They start in world history by learning about people who civilized the worldg then to American history and the famous men and events of early America. In the senior year they explore the wonders of our government. After these memory courses Mercy history hunters not only know facts about the past but also what to expect in the future. Debater Gail Widmer proves her point. Opponents Mary Helen Siemer and Beverly MacDonald are set to refute her proposal to outlaw Communism in the United States Mary McDonough and Carol Kleinwaechter ymsfory Classee 'W bb, 2- .. x . Tlx.-

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Are you looking for excitement? lf so, look no further than the Mercy Science Department. Who knows - if you are not careful, you might blow up the lab in chemistry or in biology cut the frog the wrong way. But when you solve a hard problem in physics, you will surely get a feeling of satisfaction. Yes, it is here you find your fellow Mercians and the future scientists of America. With her eyedropper poised for action, Martha Scalise explains to Diane Bachman a few of the many adwantages of the brand new semi-micro equipment for experiments. liyeing the eye from the general scientists' point of view are interested Diane Auel, Linda Gartner and Linda Stertz. cienfisfs rprode fAe gmysferies of ide universe Surrounded by their fine feathered friends and fascinated by this rare variety are sophomore biologists Kathy Grater, Betty Wetta and Jacky Steinbeck. These biology bugs will soon know the wonderful mysteries of the bird world,