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

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Q I M XXX X 77W M IIIIII SHIRLEY CAUVIN The way most people like ice cream Shirley likes math She qu:--:: sues the answers until they actually XXXM Mill W $ WXXX XXX XXX x give themselves up. However Shirleyg is most enthusiastic in Whatever she does. She gets out all there is in whatever she undertakes. No wonder everyone has a high regard for Shirley a she is such a sincere, earnest. help- ful person, one who can adapt her- self to any condition. Just as you would expect, she not only makes friends, but Shirley keeps them. W 2W I III II XXXXN: II ll XMIAo MYRTLE BURT Strikes the right key in many hearts and hopes to continue the same in her future musical career. Has the kind of voice youid love to touch - it's that velvety! Putting it simply, a delightful charm describes Myrtle. She maintains a steady. moderate outlook on life and an even temper despite any surrounding excitement. Myrtle and a piano cooperate very well although she would not say so. Far be it from Myrtle to compliment herself on anything. She is humble.

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X77 J OAN BOSSE Even blender than blond, and what's more, they came With Joan. . . A The name might be Joan Bosse, but Joan is never bossy Joan . a smile and a kind word are what she serves everyday to those about her. She is as genuine as pre- war material. Takes all patiently and defends all she can courageously. Joanls lucky day is Wednesday, and her unlucky one, all day Friday, even if it promises g delightful week-end. Loves bookkeeping. Is definitely an llassefl to the class. V W W ll ll DOROTHY ADDISON Candid, clever, unpredictable Dot . . . frankness, vivacity, generosity, and honesty are her gifts. What big eyes she has When she tells those weired stories, and her gestures give those stories :1 certain flavor, too. Bel sides exhilarating everyday dialogue. Dot loves solid sweet music and saxophcmes that have players beu ind them. If you're misunder- stood, see Dot. She will understand you, no matter how complicated you arel Dot makes more and more friends every Other minute. ' F

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MARY COMARATA The baby of the Class of '47 . gay, spirited, dashing, and a hkeen dresser. Her shiny black tresses are the envy of the whole Senior Class, for they respond to her h every touch. Just a little slip of a h girl . . . Maryhs conspicuous height 4 'hmanages to secure first place for her X practically everywhere. From those - :hown eyes always swells a great deal 9?, . - - of sympathenc understandmg for her j.h-;Jghbor. This Mary is seldom con- h ttaty w- she will join you in almost xNx-z; DOLORES CLARK E- Quiet and unassuming Dolores walks and talks with a silent dignity. Her friends agree that her good 113- h! ture, kind heart, considerate 311th sympathetic ways are responsible for her success as a Nurse,s Aid at a Child's Center. Travel appeals to Dolores strongly. New York after graduation is a long-cherished dream. Seldom lets her work get ahead of h h her. Has the happy faculty of know- X hh ing what to do and when to do it to get the most successful results.