Mount Mercy Academy - Mercienne Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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' Gallo wzicferw. Gilbert K. Chesterton smiles approvingly upon these fourth-year English poets, who are enjoying the fruits of their creative efforts. XX'l1zlIewt Int' the Nlilllllll slut' ix cleslinecl to lill . . at wiclel lxnowl edge ul Ciotla wmltl ls Nllll' In lllillxl' llel l'l'2lllll' the puwel' :mtl lllzlic-Nix ul lls l.t'L'ztlm'. llie stlellcc-r.: mzillle- llllllllx. biology. c'l1elnisl1'y. plmysiu, :tml gettetzll salt-lice lllllfitllltt' llu' Nlllill'Ill lu ll lilllillvss XX'flIlllL'l'-Wlllltl ul lllMUX'l'l'l mul new 2lXX'1llxL'lllllgN. There is awakening within each .lrt student .1 new found ability to perceive beauty in line and grace in movement. Here we see them portraying these through the use of various mediums.