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

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; Mg? 11 11:2...mmu and BMW ; fulf. MM -,z ,',.W ,,.r t t. Bootegsaping Our bookkeeping class was busily engaged this year in entering debits and credits and adding up columns that ran up into the millions, XVe have rapidly progressed in bookkeeping, arithmetic, and correspondence, and now at the end of this year we are confident that our time and eft'orts have been well spent. Typing The department has made every effort to raise the standards of com- mercial education and to keep abreast of the marvelous progress in business methods. We have had splendid training in transcribing shorthand, in typing file cards, and in duplicating other business forms and transactions.

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WWF- gym 04atim'ti5z In addition to the students' interest in the health program maintained by the school, each clase had its own specific interest in gym, to which it devoted its main eHbrts. The Seniors chose bowling as their principal activity. They started the season with eight teams composed of four members each. After every seven weeks, new captains were chosen according to their averages. The season Closed with a delightful party for the members. Voiley Ball was played every week by the Juniors. This activity cul- minated in a tournament among the three Junior classes, in which all fought vigorously. The Sophomores preferred folk, square and Circle dancing. They danced their way into the Operetta, uThe Wild Rose. A director from the Cincinnati Public Recreation Commission gave the Freshman a series of golf lessons, which proved very interesting to them. All supplies, as mats, halls and clubs were furnished by the Recreation Commission.

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O. I am. Qzagsitza Under the direction of Sister Blary Helen, RSJL. we have an orchestra personnel of Eftecn. T0 Sistefs interest and untiring efforts we owe what- ever success uur orchestra has achieved. The members individually have always had a high ideal of what they as a group have wanted to achieve, and they have correspondingly worked hard. They played very acceptably at the P, T, A. Christmas party, and their per- formance was also creditable in the Operetta, The XVild Rosef' This group boasts of a good string section and of talented Clarinet. trumpet, saxaphone, and drum players. Payg 51