Our Lady of Mercy High School - Mercedes Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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VANISHING GOLD The breezes rn the tree tops, And waves upon the sands The coos and gurgles of a baby As she reaches out her hands A brrd call rn the mornrng Or a half forgotten tune The hum of golden bees From a garden rn full bloom Sweet bells at benedrctlon A prayer sard by a chrld These sounds wrth many others Arc rn my memory filed DOROTHY M UHL RUSSER'S MARKET MAX Russ!-:R Ixc ualzty Sausage 297 AMES STREET MCGARRAGHY REAL ESTATE CO 960 PORTLAND AY ENUE Stone IJZ Stone 2869 GENERAL DRY CLEA Do a Splendid fob on Mercy Un: orms 1058 MAIN STREET EAST Culver 2142 Lookmg or Harduare Supplies Then, Call on MARTIN S HARDWARE WllNTOlN AT BLOSSOM Culver 1600 i d' f' v lso ulst sr mcl st A HENRY LESTER HARDWARE COJE. TRANT Church Goods Bools Stalzonery Fngrarzng and Picture Frarnmg 96 Fl INTON AX EVLE NORTH 113 FR ANKLITN STREET 63 V 7 W Q ' ' 1' ', ll ', 1 l v . S ,,,f,,i.?,.. -2, kg? Y-f-- - - - - f -- fg- A I . Y 4 Y Y . ' l T. , '45 ' ' T e ,YL ,.,, L , , , W, , , 7,4 ,LW ,WYE N VYYMW, , , , , W , , ,, ,, , l . . NERS f y f ' -' 1 l X r , y Z l s Q . - . m l l A . . 3 -1 1 1 l f U... H- .4 CP. q..N,,..,..1u.-. J y , ' ' - 9 1 . V I 7: ' ' 5 'ff l ' ., 1 !,' 0 ' - . I I. ' , , . u - . . . . -' - ' ' ' . . - 'A ll I - V Y V ' ' Y , ' 4 L L A

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Wlooooo' Blackout' fThank you rom page 39 It would serve you good and rrght rf we let you stay there all nrght' emphatrcally stated Sheryl Aw Sheryl' Okay Ken Take rt easy now Uh' You sure tred these knots trght' grunted her father Hmph' Aw-Sheryl' Stop sayrng that' Aw There Ken' Now whats the brg rdea7 Why drdn t you say who you were? I trred to' But she wouldnt let me' So I thought Id grve her a scare' You know how she s always cravrng for excrtement always beefing that nothrng ever happens' She thought I was a burglar and who am I to drsrllusron her? But gleeps I got more than I bargarned for' Serves you rrght' Say where s the gun? Rrght here' he laughed wrgglrng hrs rndev finger Were you scared of hrs finger? grggled Tmker No I wasnt' she declared Oh no' Not much' laughed Ken Hmph' grunted Sheryl tossrng her head Now chrldren' Let s get some cookres and mrlk and go out on the porch' soothed her mother Shake hands you two' The danger s passed' helped her husband Come on sugar Let s go out on the porch' ust a mmute bonbon I thmk you need the broom laughed Sheryl Ah' Now you re cookrng Here let me carry those cookres Mrs Harrrson Thanks Ken My rt certarnly rs beautrful out rsnt rt? ust lool-. at that moon' Remrnds me of those rrdes rn the surrey we used to take Betty Mr Harrrson sard softly Doesnt rt though Tom? she breathed When I take you out rn the surrey wrth the frrnge on top agarn thrs melody floated to therr ears Oh' Its Brll murmured Sheryl I bet he had more luck rn the blackout than I drd declared Ken a lrttle bellrgerently Daddy prped up Tmker from her mothers lap tell us about your surrey now' Well rt was luke thrs I Met Henry Clzmo Wrllram Allen Whrte could have been srttrng opposrte me for strangely enough the deep vorced gentleman Henry Clune who modestly spoke of hrmself offered rmpressrons of hrs lrfe that corncrded wrth those of the late edrtor of Emporra Both were of the old school of journalrsm self educated men great newspaper men and great human berngs from small towns of Amerrca To many western New Yorkers Henry Clunes Seen and Heard featured rn the Rochester Democrat and Chromcle has become rndrspensable readrng To Henry Clune hrs column rs good hard work never sluggrshly done but scrutrnrzed for perfectron As a boy he enjoyed wrrtrng but as he modestly explarns he wasnt very good at rt Hrs unpretentrous common sense plus hrs natural rnclrnatron to wrrte hrnted hrs method of clrmbrng successfully rn hrs freld As he chatted on varrous subjects he spoke wrth finalrty a man wrth deep convrctrons yet open mmdedly accepting another s vrewpornt As I observed hrm and the office tht surrounded hrm I could not help but thmk that they were a definrte part of each other Strll hrs personalrty must have reached out and become a part of hrs home a part of all hrs relatronshrps We had been told that when we asprrrng journalrsts sought an rntervrew that the greater the person the srmpler the man the easrest the approach As I left the elderly tall gentleman Henry Clune I felt I had spoken to a great person 62 Gr.oruA Bosmrs 44 rr -1 , . . - ' . ll rl ' . , - . . . f 9 ,, . . . . 1- . . ,- . ,, . . U . .. I ' ' Q. ,- , l N , .. 11 1 , . Q , . . . HJ ' ' . , U 1 ' . . H tl D! , . . H , - Xl ll ' ' 7 . - - ., ll ' ll Y ' ' . H . . . . -1 'H 1 - a 1 - . . - H 1 - y - ,, . - - ' ' ll ' nu ' ' 1' - v , , . . . ' 7 It l ' wr , - . , . . ' mr ' - 1 . ' 3 I , . . ,, . . v , . . . , . - -1 . - H . - H 1 . , . tl ' y ,. I' . -p 1, u ', . . - . ' 7' ' ' . , . a n - U .. - - . - 7 .1 - H - - rr '- . . , - -1 1 H u - v - .. , . . , . . . 1- x y 1 v Q- H - 1 v , . 1 a ' . . . . , . 7 I 7 ' . . , . . . Y . . . . . . ,, - - H Q 7 ' i n r ' . !

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