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

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The rest 15 a sad sad story They were m1xed all rlght, so well mxxed they ran all over the 1ron and kltchen Oh' they were grand Beautlfully done one the outslde soupy 1n the mxddle Mlke do you know anyth1ng about waf es? Perxsh forbxd don t tell me you dont know everythmg replles Mlke Well I know enough brother but not about wafiles Well to make a long story short that nl ht we had scrambled eggs Cmade by Mikel toast fmade by Mlkej mxlk Qserved by Alike, I washed the dlshes Now the task of the evenmg to convlnce Kate and Ellie that bed IS the place where all httle girls must go fL1ke heavenlj But they don t parncularly want to go It takes prom1ses of gum and candv to get them started up the sta1rs prom1ses of a movle and a storv to get them bevond the first landmg and finally the promlse of a party to Get them 1nto bed I had only closed the door rejolcxng they re out when 1t started Peg fix the radlo I want a glass of Wha wha The l1ghts 1n my eyes Dld you fix my clothes for tomorrow After about mne glasses of water later turn mg the radxo to three dlfferent statlons and cllmblng the stairs fifteen tlmes the sandman finally comes not only to the holy terrors upstalrs but to the chlef cook and bottle washer Never agam That s all there 1S to lf never agaln w1ll I get stuck wnth those k1dS Im just golng to assert my mdependence No more waflies crylng babxes glasses of water lost phone numbers and wasted evenmgs But that never works because a week later Im at It agam but dont kld yourself I love If and so would you i,4b.l. CLOCK TROUBLE Everyone knows how hard It IS to buy an alarm clock these days Well we have one clock 1n our house that we treasure dearly Before I went to bed the other mght I set the clock for 6 30 am Durmg the mght I must have had a mghtmare because I knocked the clock over The notse was enough to wake me up I was rather dazed bemg wakened out of a sound sleep When I opened my eyes and saw our one and only clock on the floor I reallzed the great tragedy So I pncked lt up At least It was m one PICCC but lt had stopped dead I sat on the end of my bed shakmg nt wlth all my rrught. It just wouldn t start Then I began to thmk of slttxng up the rest of the mght so I would be awake 1n the morn mg to call the rest of the famxly Then I thought of all the mghts I would have to do thls unt1l our preclous llttle clock could be fixed Suddenly somethmg occurred to me I had completely forgotten that our clock was electrlc I merely put the plug back ln the wall and went to sleep LUCILLE HAUBNER, 46 SHAFER CO furrlers exclusively for over 66 years ore SPGCIGIISIS ln amy Za QQXIQIGIIX Master Furners cater mg to those who deslre the finest In furs and Fashlon Firsts mfurfasluon S HA FE R CO 76 EAST AVENUE 65 , . . . . . . . n n o 1 . . , , so ' ' 1 . fl 11 cc 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 . ,, , - o n , a a , . s u ss , , 1 1 1 , , ,, 1 u n u f ' . , 1 S , , . . . Y I . . . . 1 ' ' - . . . , . , . . . . 1 . . 1 . . 1 . . , U . . ' ' - u 1 1 71 1 W E -Yng- as - n , . L4 11 ' as - 1 - 77 O . at - :11 - . . 3 - 1 1 Cl 17 . . . . H . 11 as ' 1 ' ' c . . . . , . n u l 0 1 1 1 . 1 . ' . . . - , . . , . . . 1 . 7 . H . 1 . . ,,. . i 1 . , l . , I

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-491 He ua: dzszlluszoned and a lzttle bztter that be could never play agam untzl be found .fometbmg greater to replace lm sorro W Che Crue ,CMH By Dorzs Mandel, 48 N the dlmly lxffhted church an old man bent h1s head 1n prayer H1s m1nd turned back to h1s ch1ldhood those happy davs those days 1n whlch he spent long happy hours PI'3CflClI'lg He loved the soft whlte keys of the pmno the masterful feelmg that thrllled h1n1 each tm1e he played All these thmgs came to h1s mlnd as he stared unseemg at the altar Then there w as the dav he won the scholar shzp to the Boston Muslc School The years had passed swlftly untll at last he was ready for his Hrst concert The great mght arrn ed and he had ll1SlSfCCl on golng alone A few fragments of 1ne1nory flo ted by crossmfr the street a crash then darkness A shudder passed through the 1 ed bodv as he recalled the ter I'llJlC moment when ly mg 1n a hospltal bed he looked dow n and saw h1s crushed hand The doctor had been cheerful Why you ll be able to u e your hand agaln It w1ll take tlme of course and a bltter snule passed h1s l1ps as he remembered these words Two years 11 a hosp1tal bed and a hand mmus two fin ers were the result The day he was dlS ehuged from the hospxtal he had walked for hours on the snow swept sldewalks Nxght was approachmg when he came to the l1ttle vme covered church Wlfh0UI much thought he entered and rmmedlately was captlvated by the peace and tranqu1l1ty of the 1nter1or Oh' What he would glVC for such peace and calmness of soul and Hlllid He knew then that all h1s b1t erness had been 1n valn Thls IS what he had wanted all h1s l1fe Suddenly the old mans rever1e was dlS turbed by footsteps echolng 1n the l1allow a1sle The rustle of a long sk1rt and the ymgle of rosary beads announced the arr1val of a sweet faced Slster She gently tapped the old man s shoulder and as he looked up she wh1spered Father I1n sorry to dlsturb you but there are v1s1tors XV2lf1l'lg to see you The old prlest rose slowly from the pew and as he looked up he saw a gentle smlle on the face of the cruclfix DELAYED WEDDING I was but four and a half years old and the only l1ttle mrl on the street who dldn t go to school Of course I played w1th the boys Dont get the 1mpress1on I was a tomboy because I wasn t I cons1dered myself a very charmmg young ladv IH my starched p1nafore and p1gta1ls Instead of play mg house we played k1ng and queen Of course I was the queen and all the boys were my knlghts None of them seemed to notlce that there was no k1ng Then one day as I sat on my throne fan old k1tchen cha1rj one or my gallant knlffhts came up to HIC and bowed as all n1y knwhts had to do Then w1thout heslta t1on he got down on h1s knees before me and sa1d Oh lovelv queen w1ll you marry me After a moments hes1tat1on I replled Of course Ishall Immedxately the royal yy eddmg took place I w as just about to say I do when mother called for d1nner Turnmfr to mv future husband I Sald 1n a qulet VOILC I have to go now but we can Hmsh the w eddmg th1s afternoon DoLoREs AFFERDICR, 46 l-..3 EARLX PLANNING I met Bob one brlght afternoon NVe talked and talked about the forthcommg weddmg The subjects we knew 1ns1de and out But st1ll the thought of the a1sle to the altar my gown and h1s tux the r1ng and such thmgs as th1s made us more exc1ted and nervous I st1ll can remember h1s part1ng phrase of See you at the altar I sav I st1ll can remember th1s because Bob was seven and I was five He was r1ng bearer and I a flower gxrl at a relat1ve s wedd1ng CATHERINE ROBLSKY 46 67 1 .. . . . Y ' r f w.,,- 0 ' 9 it ' cr ' V '- ca a ' . '2 7' .. ' , 1 L V - 1 y .1 1 , ' 1 H 1 . . . 1 1 1 T9 1 ' Y ' I If.. . ' i 11 1 - . . . .P 11 . . . . V . . L X . , Y , , 11 . . .1 . .7 4 - ' , . . . .1 . K , 1 .. 1 . 0 A 7: . 'A 1 cw . . .. T T s ' A L In . I .. 4 -I gg 1 . I 7 1 I . . 9 , ' ' .4 ' ' . - - 9 1 , as 1 '- 'ft ' ' , 9 9 ' ' 1 Y , , .. . . ,, 1 5 . - . ,, . . - , 1 , - . ' I ' 4 - '. , . . . f' c . v 1 . . . ' ' 4 7 7 v . 4 . I D 1 1 . -, v - - ar . , , 1 I , ' c ' , . . 1 , , . ' Y . . 1. 1 L 1 ' 9 . , n I 1 . C o . , 9 1 1 u 11 . . . , 9 7 . , , :D 9 . . . ' ' cc - 7 E ' Q . . - vv 1 . ' ll ' 7 :79 , - a 1 , 1 , ' ' 1 7 ' ' ' IC 7 1 T 77 ' , ' , 1 1 r , . . . , xc 1: , , 9 . A ,