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

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x .!I Are those three nationally known Shakespearean actom depicting the famous balcony scene of Romeo and Juliet? Or is it Sr. Mary I deas in Retrospect Sr. Mary Imelda, Mercyk tutor, prepares her lesson for a. student. 21

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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

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H 2'st002- HHow can a country as small as Vietnam cause such a world wide problemfw asks P. Tenbrink of Miss Tulich. N0, in this space age the saying goes: around the world Mrs. Gusweiler takes time from marking her grade book to dream in 80 seconds, explains Mrs, Smith to L Riestenberg. of her Utopia all straight A studenti 22