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The book room coordinators, Sister Mary Barbara and Miss Stefanko, heIp lost freshmen Pat Buckley, Marie Dolan, and Terrie W'right while co-operative senior Roberta Evans lends a helping hand to Kim Pankey who finally works alone on her schedule. LEFT: Filling out a bookcard is only part of experienced senior Nancy Holthaus' final book day. ACTIVITIES - 13
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12 - ACTIVITIES , -wmh ir- OHIO MONEY BUYS BOOKS Why so many books? and Where did you find that health book? asked many bewildered students as they tried to collect their stacks of textbooks for the l976-l977 school year. With many new books that were purchased through State Auxilia Ser- vices money, texts mounted into igger piles than in previous years. Bookroom coordinators Sister Mary Barbara and Miss Gertrude Stefanko had formed a teacher-assisted assembly line so the whole process could flow easily. Yet, even with all that organization, some students still picked up a wrong book, got an extra one, or forgot to find an important text on this hectic first day of the school year. ABOVE RIGHT: Trying to be a teacher of World Cultures, Scotty Dressman shares a few new ideas with Miss Rose Bauer in his Hfield of expertise. RIGHT: Looking over her schedule for the new school year, Kim Stand feels anxious to begin. LEFT: The photographer catches senior Elaine Buchert on film while she checks out her new books. BELOW: Receiving loads of new books funded by the State Auxiliary Services, freshmen Daphne Saunders, Jean Miller, and Jenny Schneider get their first glances at Mercy High School on Book Day.
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Strained muscles and torn iigaments are only part of the fun experienced by energetic sophomores: starry Cindy Witt, sleepy Sue Droege, hungry Joan Lusheck, exhausted Jill Adams, smilin' Nancy Weber, magic Mary Kern, and drowsy Sue Mueller. RIGHT: The smiling senior trio of Monica Kurzhals, Linda Fahey, and Pam Wyder are happy to finish the twenty mile trek around Cincinnati. BELOW RIGHT: TheWre still here cries sophomore Diane Menninger as she checks to make sure that her toes haven't fallen off as a result of the twenty miles of walking that were needed to reach the parking lot. 14 - ACTIVITIES
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