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

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Faith FortJied Father Dettcnwanger uses chalk and blackboard to emphasize a point in his sophomore religion Class. ' W . . And they lived happily ever after. ends Father Peaken Stories from the Old Testament enliven Father Henis classes; L HIUSI uumuum. Hn Mum mm'lls

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Demand Diligence Sister Mary Margaret, mnvem superior. poses for the last time in the old habit. designed by Mother McAulev. Siswr Mary Bernard assistant prim'ipul. supplements material taken in her RcEiqinn I m 1:155 wilh various magazine articles.

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e by Religion W knew Pope Paul wouldn't le: me down! exclaims Father Calme. Would you please repeat that? asks Father Keller. hSanta brought me a Twisl-o-Hex iust like Arnold Palmeris Maybe it will improve my swing, jokes Father Itizmv The goal of a Catholic education is to develop the whole person, to offer pupils spiritual as well as intellectual guidance. Of primary importance in the process of spiritual formation is the work of the religion department. Freshman and sopho- mores study their faith under the competent in- struction of Fathers chz, Peaker, Keller, and Dettenwanger, Sister Mary Almeda, Sister Mary Aloyse, Sister Mary Bernard, Miss Et Barrett. and Miss K. Wuersig. Mother of Mercyis chap- lain, Father Stephen Calme, is indispensable to the juniors as teacher, and friend, and counselor. Seniors, under the guidance of Father Carl Lizza, study Mariology, justice, and marriage. Having the formal study of religion incorporated into the daily lives of the girls gives them an excellent Opportunity to fortify their commitment to Christ.