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

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Father Peaker gives his religion classes additional information on the latest changes in the liturgy. Being witnesses to Christ and living as Apostles in this modern world are some of the roles Mercy girls are being prepared to assume when they take their places as adult Christians in this worldly society. Theylve found that in any vocation they choose theylll always be called upon to be other Christs. They will be light bearers shining with the charity of Christ for all other Christians. Fathers Henz, Dettenwanger, and Schetter impart a special sense to girls who will play a part in becoming leaders to :tknow the way, show the way, and go the way? Father Peaker and Sister Mary Annette R.S.M. teach that this is the age of the lay aposto- late, the time for action-maction as proof of love for God and man. Sister Mary Annette R,S,M. aided by J. Sage familiarizcs her senior religion class with the proper procedure for Bible services.

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Has Father Dettenwangcr managed to get OPE the subject again? By the look of Linda StocPs smile it would seem so. melovd Father ch2 pauses to acquire information to use in his sopho- more classes from the Catho1ic Telegraph Register. Religion- Priesthood 0f the Laz'ty Father Schetter pauses before he enters the confessionaL Through this sacrament he encourages spiritual growth in Mcrcians.

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It,s that special help from above that brought M. Middendorf that ,little help from behind, M1: Steve Wahl. E. Mueninghoff and Mt Roettker trace the development of press and poetry from days of Bede. Miss Barrett yields a watchful eye. 2O hWhan that Aprille with his shoures scotch Conhmed? You shoukhft be,ifs Enghhy ckhnl the illustrious Senior English teachers, Sister Mary Benet R.S.M., and Miss Barrett. Itts legal for sure, a bit old, but English just the same. No such problems as Middle English appear for Mr. Wahl in his American literature course, but, as his Jun; iors can well testify, Hawthorne presents a Chalw lenge. Stnlgghng to keep the sophornorcs aHoat in the sea of literature are Miss Brunsman and Miss Tedder. Both of these English experts intro- duce freshmen to the confusing high school litera- ture. Sister Mary Imelda R.S.M., also aids in Mercyas English department as a private tutor. Surely if a student contracts violent convulsions fnnn.danghng pardohhes or perhaps a bad case of R4Htor1indigeshcug a chronic dose of exposure isaxlexcehentrennedy. Literaturea w bvg. t- ENRH MIDDII MG! ISH I A I l, MIDDLL MIDDLE ENGLISH I485 I A H Lt r3 monmw . I - mm Ix'H , IOUU h -i t 1 . MU-Di RN ENGLISH 'nnt l'l I rlezULm I'Itmr ta 1340 PROSE; POIE-f mum Ham fDRAMA t-.-4