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

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few 74 144 Much The members of the French, Latin, and Spanish Clubs have put forth every effort this year for success in their various linguistic studies, ' DOWN MEXICO WAY is the colorful sub- ject of Dolores Stout's interesting talk to Heft t0 rlghU: Janet Gasdorf, Kathleen McAllister, Dorothy Betzwelserj Dorothy Hotopp, Rita Bleil, and Jo Ann Doppes. THE CLASSICAL CLUB enjoyed many films and slides depicting the customs, dress, travel, theaters, etc,, of the Romans. Seen in picture are Jean Hartigan, Muriel Batter and Irene Haendel, operating the 35M.M prmector. CLASSICAL CLUB OFFICERsiFirst Row Lorraine Humbert, Ruth Hoff, Eleanore Fields; Second Row: Eileen Bergman, Mildred Budde, Mildred Ebner. FRENCH CLUB-First Row: Mary Willig, Phylh's Hudson; Second Row: Marian lung, , Doris Buemer, Marian Zawaski, Patricia Wood.

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First Row, Above: Dorothy Daniel and Madonna Feldman; Second Row: Dorothy Wedig, Muriel Hennigen; Third Row: Teresa Godfrey, Theresa Klein, Mary Jane Kemphues, and Rosemary Schubert; Fourth Row: Marilyn Heing and Lorraine Thome; Fifth Row: Mary Carol Hartmann, Anna Louise Iungkunz, Loraine Mauntel, Mary Osterday, Elaine Kuechenmeister, Ruth Staud, Julia Moellman, Betty Ollinger, Ruth Meyer, and Phyllis Hudson. To promote a still greater interest in commercial activities, a Commercial Club was enthusiastically organized at Our Lady of Mercy this year with the following Mercians acting as officers: Left to right Shir1ey Greenwald, Vice-President; Dorothy Peter, Secretary; Teresa Godfrey, President; and Muriel Hennigen, Treasurer.

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SENORITAS IN THESE SOUTH-OF-THE BORDERLAND pictures are: Upper Left-Mary Catherine Wernke, Phyllis Hudson, Marion Zawaski, Mary Margaret Schmitz, Marion Jung, Shirley Draham; Seated: Mary Willis, Rosemary Schubert, and Christina Zukor. Lower Righti Phyllis Hudson, Mary Catherine Wemke, Marion Zawaski, Rosemary Schubert, and Marion Jung. Centerephylhs Hudson, Shirley Drahman, Mary Catherine Wernke, Marion Zawaski, Mary Willis; Second Row: Mary Margaret Schmitz, Marion lung, Margaret Moorman, Christina Zukorl and Rosemary Schubert. Pan American Day was made a gala occasion at Our Lady of Mercy High School by the members Of the French and Spanish classes, with their pre- sentation of a gay assembly, consisting of a pageant in which all of the twenty- one republics South-of-the-border were represented. The program was made very colorfui by interesting dialogue, flashing original costumes, unique dances, and the rhythmical music of a talented trio who made use 01 the accordian, drum, and moroccos to lend much harmony throughout the program.