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

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'84 THE NATIVITY OF OUR LORD, JESUS CHRIST ;A tableau in hymn and narrative. Left to Right Julia Mae Zirkelbach, Christina Zukor, Mary Louise Husemeyer, Shirley Panaro, Mary Comarata, Shirley Cauvin, Jean Maxwell, Mary Jane Wienewuthl Patricia Littner, Ruth Ridge, Rita Wanstrath, Gloria Richardson, Christine Roch, Mildred Ebner, Le Iene Leubberman. Roslyn Hafertepe. POLLY PATCHWORK 7Above is a typical old country scene in 'xPolly Patchwork, where the most popular enter- tainment of that periodiThe Spelling Beeiwas accented. Seen in picture are: Lucille Matacia, Gloria Richardson, Frances Rottinqhaus-School Committee, Patricia Woodm Teacher, Dolores Geiserisuperviser, Eva HoffmanniPolly Patchwork, La Verne Hehmann-Polly's grandmother, Rose Marie Handorf, Alberta Weise, Bernice Pohlman, Virginia Helmers, Ruth Schrantz, and Shirley Krouse. MIRACLE OF LOURDES, this inspiring scene was presented the same day as the staging of The Shining Path. L'Jeanne Stentz played the role of Our Blessed Mother, and Marilyn Heing was Her sweet protegee, Bernadettel In the dream sequence. 0er Aunt Mehitable KMary Helen Keatingh danced a minuet with General La Fayette hMargaret Schmidn. The third member Shirley Dewaldh portrayed the role of cousin Mariana Gay, who sang to little Polly Patchwork Eva Hoffmam in her dream.

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THE SHINING PATHl'hAbove is depicted the entire cast of The Shining Path! the modified adaptation of the well-known Legend of Pandora presented on Saint Agnes Day. Left to Right Marion Reisz, Evelyn Meisberger, Mary Nugent, Dorothy Gallo, Mary Lou Briede, Iean Berning, Rose Thomas, Helen Cannon. Frances Mullinger, and Dolores Theobald. 141! Me WW a Stacie t DADDY LONGLEGS, the Senior Class Play-First Row, Left to Right: Marion Jung, Anne LouiseIungkunz, LorraineThome, Ruth Bosse: Second Row, Left to Right: Mary Jane Kemphues, Dorothy Daniel, Mary Osterday, Frances Mullinger, Marion Reisz; Third Row, Left to Right: Theresa Klein, lean Berning, Carolyn Puchert, Mary Flynn, Betty Ollin- I gar, Rosemary Schubert, Mary I Lou Krumpe, L'Ieanne Stentz, Betty Jane Haubner; Fourih Row, Left to Right: Ursula Droppelman, Mary Nugent, Phyllis Hudson, Frances Dorrmann. In the lower picture Mrs. Lippett tMary Flynm 1's instruct- ing the little orphans: Manon Jung, Dorothy Daniel. Theresa Klein, Anne Louise Jungkunz, Mary Nugent, and Lorraine Thoma just how to behave before the trusteesh Sensitive Conscience molores Theobach leads Joan Every- woman, Grances Mullingerh ten- derly to the celestial Blue Moon Angel Ruth Bosseh for guidance and inspiration.

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What does X equal? Marlene Melzer trightt, a member of the Freshman Class, is being guided by her Algebra teacher, Miss Rita Riesenberg UefD, in finding that inevitable unknown quantity in Algebra. This year marks the Close of a most successful and active year for the members of the Chemistry Class. Particularly of interest were the lively class discussions, the remarkable experiments, and the various chemical projects so excellently carried out. Page 56