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

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93a Austin's Department Store Mn and IV'Irs. Herbert Backhus D11 . and Mrs. C. Bockerstette Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Bowles Mr. and Mrs. Fred Braun Virginia C. Bruser Mrs. Eiizabeth Burbrink Cayton's Restaurant Dick,s Food Market Fashion Cleaners Compliments of Felsenbrau Fleck's Bridal Shop Compliments of a Friend Gerth's Dry Goods Dr. Hinnen, Eye, Ear, Nose, 81 Throat Earl Hilvers Butcher Shop Mr. and Mrs. George Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Huhn Compliments of L. 8: 1. Store Mr. and Mrs. Melville Lehman Edwin Long 8i Company N11: and D'lrs. Wm, Kirschner twin Rose Klein Mr. and Nlrs. Frank Klosterman Mr. and Mrs. Herman B. Klosterman Mr. and Mrs. Herman L. Koch Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kroger Miss Mildred Kroger Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mauntel Mr. and Mrs. George McNeill Mr. and Mrs. E. Meiners Mr. and Airs; 105. F. Meyer Chas. L. Miller St. Paul Church Mr. and Mrs. August Peter Prass Grocery and Meat Market Mrs. Rosa Reinhart Mr. and Mrs. J. Rentchler Mr. and Mrs. I. I Richardson The Sadie Shop, Inc. SaraHs Grocery Schoenels Delicatessen Sickman's Delicatessen Dir. and Mra Frank Stricker - P1751? 61! 1.b 1

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Mary Ann Koch is a chicken. Barbara Kottenbrook can concoct a delicious dish of classical hash. Janice Kuechenmeister is disconcerted by a wailing saxophone. Anne Marie Kunz lives in a seen and unseen world. Mary Jane Lang took a turn for the worse in the auditorium one night. Ruth Lauck likes to take tracks in inky black bussesi Virginia Lehman prescribes tea for that Hlet' down feeling. An ice Cream soda makes iMargaret Mauntei want to laugh and laugh and laugh. The imps take Jean McAllistefs chair in the Cafeteria. Frances McDonald never says Goodbye to Mr: Potato Chips. tApologies t0 HiltonU Marian McLaughlin got tangled in a web. Margaret NicNeill lays claim to an ad glamour. Shirley Meiners can take criticism but cant read it. Irene Meyer is always Bobbing upV Dolores Mider and shrimp don't agree. Camille Milazzo wants to expand vertically. Lorraine Dloellman is an Eagle at heart. Nlarion Neumann causes the pin-boy to work overtime. Rita Osborne dreams of retiring on Sunday evening and awaking on Tuesday morning. Corinne Pastore can be paged in the middle of any movie. .Martha Peter always keeps her scissors sharp, Viola Peter prevents added class distractions. .Mary Catherine Peters' desk has not collapsed. Mary Louise Pulskamp hesitates before poor boxes. Joan Rapienis love for the printed page is a tepid one. Helen Reinhart prefers i'Buds to flowers in bloom. The song, HiVliss You,u is first on Katherine Richardsonjs hit parade. Margaret Schwein is a perfect target for a reckiess driver. Rita Smyth is alliedn to Canada. Dorothy Stacey will photograph you if you don,t watch out Mary Stoehr takes such glamorous, candid shots! Marion Streicher prefers a San Diego trip to the Washington one. LaVerne Stricker is getting eye conscious. Miuriei Temming prefers not to write her initials. Evelyn Tieke had red hair on a techni-coiorless picture. Mary T011 has never found anyone to digest her jokes appreciably. Katherine Walter prefers Donald Duck Cartoons. Jane W'ernke would walk a mile for a John Street Car. Susanne W'ersching is the only one who still sings, Jim. Pug; f 53

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A Said the Electrical Mouth ' ,. to the Electrical Ear . . . HJOC . . took . .fallzer'tr. . Jr'we . . bench . . aul. She . . waif. . wailing . . at. . my . . lawn. Passing through the Bell Telephone Leboratories in New York City, you might hear these strange sentences being repeated by an electrical mouth into the trans- mitter of a telephone. These sentences contain all the fundamental sounds in the English language that have anything to do with the intensity of sound in speech. By listening to them, by measuring the accuracy With which each sound is carried over the wire, engineers test the quality of the transmitter. This is only a small example of the work at Bell Labora- tories. There, research is carried on constantly in the interest Of the telephone user , , . experimenting, test- ing, figuring out ways to create new equipment or to improve present methods. THE CINCINNATI 6Q SUBURBAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. ComplimentJ 0f OUR LADY OF MERCY P. T. A. Meets Every Second Tuesday BEST WISHES AND GOOD LUCK TO ALL GRADUATES! Plljii' 6; HELP THOSE WHO HAVE HELPED TO MAKE THIS ANNUAL POSSIBLE