Our Lady of Mercy High School - Mercedian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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lll gunioz C7 Hear ye! Hear ye! The Circuit Court of Our Lady of D'lercy High School is now in session, Judge Helen Dessauer presiding. At the instruction of Chief Deputy Dorothy Latham, Ruth Lauck, court stenographer, will record all proceedings. Section C of the Junior Bureau faces the charge of not being loyal to its Fatherland. Evidence has been produced proving Section C accomplished much in a Clothes drive for the poor and in collecting stamps for charitable institutions. Both endeavors were heartily approved by O. L, 31. Clerk of Courts, Marion Streicher, reported defendants had contributed a more than reasonable amount towards the missions. After a short recess, the Judge returned a verdict of not guilty and coma mended Junior C for the enviable record it compiled during the past year; To the members of the present graduating Class, Junior C expresses the wish that they may find health, happiness, and success in whatever vocation they enter. Court dismissed. Left to Riglrl, Fil'wl Row: Lillian Espach, Marian Streicher, Katherine Wyalter, Alice Hogan, June Beck, Betty Jane Buck, Dorothy Latham, Martha Knolls. Carolyn Schum. Second Raw: Camille Nlilazzo, Dorothy Kesse, lean iVicAllister, Elizabeth Feeley, Martha B'Xauntel, Betty Eckstein, Martha Hafertepen, Virginia Lehman, Angeia Gruter, Ruth Kohake, Mary T011. Ruth Lauck, Jane XVernke, Frances AWCDonald. Page 32 . W .ALJZLqu 4. 4.

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gopttomo 15 C74 Silencel The walls of Room Four speakl They first announced their presence last September 9th, Oh, we remember it well. Get to work, Sopho- mores, you have a busy year ahead. The south wall quietly whispered not to be too alarmed, as the year cer- tainly would not be a case Of all work and no play. It pictured to us Our various Sophomore activities. reminding us of the Turkey Dinner and the victorious Stamp and Tinfoil Drivel Presently the side walls joined in with the ceiling, viewing our various social activities and prophesying that we would enjoy life to the fullest. They cited the Iunior-Sophomore Dance and the C. S. 31. C. Dance as examples. The amazing wonder of it all is that these walls have proved themselves golden-voiced orators. Everything they prophesied came true. Now, in the face of the facts. the walls and ceiling unite in foretelling future Senior events The Class of '41 will have an abundance Of luck and prosperity in the years to come. Left In Rigid, 1'?an Row: Freda Specliert. Dllary Ann Herbert, lVlary Gallagher, Ann Ruth Karg, Edith Branch. Diary Ann AVleilien, Margie Schroeder, Ruth Neyer, Evelyn Diede- sheimer, Betty Harris, Virginia Cooper. Semnd Row: Verna Hollander. Ann Cannon, Mary Louise Boehmzm, Edna Cunningham, Grace lVlCCarthy, Betty A. Pellman, Gloria ll'olfensperger, Helen XVeber, Lorraine Benedic, Helen Baden, Madelyn Uiemer, Henrietta Kreschler, Frances Pichichero. Third Raw: Grace Maculuso, Barbara Faris, Martha Thompson, Resemary Iungkunz, Angela Bosse, Norma OlDowd, Ruth Peddenpohl, Betty Bettner, Virginia Schaefer. Pagc 31!