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

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HWe have found that happiness dwells, In organ music and chapel bells. First Row, Left to Right: Lorraine Braun, Shirley Karst, Rosemary Kesse, Mary Margaret Schmitz, Eleanor Fields, Dolores Rasher. Second Row, Left to Right: Mary Eller, Mary Helen Keating, Patricia Hunninghack, Marilyn Miller, Mary Ann Berens, Delores Schoening, Joyce Hines, Margaret Regenhold, Betty Klug, CAROLERS H Twas in the winter cold, when earth was desolate and wild . .

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In Benediction the retreatants implore Christ Their King to pour down His blessings every day upon them and their relatives, friends, benefactors, and all for whom they ought to pray. The annual funior-Senior Retreat was conducted by the Reverend Nicholas , H. Gehn, 31., above, at Our Lady of Mercy High School on March 11-13. The Juniors and Seniors are deeply grateful to Father Gehn, 8.1., for the beautifu1 and inspiring spiritual thoughts that he shared with them in these days of pensive thought and sober reflections. Every student seemed to realize fully what a profitable and peaceful time the retreat was and determined days before to make this retreat the best She had ever made. Page 45

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SENIOR SOCIAL ROOM Left to Right: Carol Kieferj Dorothy Regenhold, Mary Flynnj Marilyn Heing, Madonna Feldman, Ursula Droppelman, Audrey Weston, Ruth Fischesser, and Audrey Zaph. Holiday Tea in Honor of Mother Catherine McAuIey, December 12, 194-6. Left to Right: Theresa Godfrey intends to pour coffee for Helen Cannon; Mary Catherine Wernke, Mary Lou Krumpe, and Anna Louise Iungkunz, Muriel Hennigen will see that the girls to the right, Dolores Theobald, Dorothy Gallo, Bernice Pohlman, Marie Vonderheide, and Loraine MaunteE will receive a refreshing cup of tea. Priceless beauty in your own parlor'w-this Botticelli painting presented to the Sisters of Mercy by the son of the famed Mrs. Sarah Peters, Rufus King, after her death in 1877, It is identified by the seal of the King of Naples, which is hidden by the shadow frame. First Row, Left to Right: Sylvia Schmidt, Dorothy Mueller, loan Segrist, Ingeborg Schmitt, Alyce Hardwood. w Second Row: Carol Marx, Patricia Kroth, Rose Hollstegge, Mary Dowerd Rita Thomas, Patricia Reising, Audrey Ste'sniz, Shirley Gallo, Shirley Drah- man, Mary Willis, Betty Schultz.