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

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Reconstructing the Ages 3'. ?t X uA nickel says you calft answer this onef but it appears from the number of hands raised Miss Bonekamp is going to be out a nickel. uLand ho! Rang the cry in 1492 as C. Columbus discovered land, In 1965 a cry similar to that may be heard echoing from Miss Bonekampis or Miss Boeskenis class as the students discover the new horizons of an Old subjecteWorld History. While they talk of the Middle Ages, Miss Tulich is busy exploring the frontier through American History. Setting up a government for this new land causes a number of difficulties, as Mrs. Gusweiler and Mrs. Smith, Problems of Democracy teachers, can inform you. After completion of these courses, stu- dents emerge better citizens of America and of the world. They might even remember when the War of 1812 was fought. Mrst Boesken points out to M. Moliner, L. Re, K. Oliver the sites of the latest world events. 23

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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

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Science-- Search for the U nlmown Sister Mary Joseph RSM. explains molecular composition to Biology students Mary Anne Harter, Karen McCarthy, and Kathy Daugherty. Wire glad someone understands it! M. Dossman is prompi to commence. She discovers that taking notes in Marcy's classes requires ready pens and many notebooks. 24 Sister Mary Benjamink Wark is really bigger than her bite!