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

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i VIRGINIA HELMERS 2 A Greets the world Wlth a sunny igsmile and watches, her cares go skit- tering. Usually, Jinny prefers to fol- --' low the quiet way, Even in skating. her favorite gloom chaser, she floats on the floor with the greatest of ease and seldom do her skates not co- operate quietly with her, Manages to . h XX glide along well always with every- x one. sliding into their hearts as a h helpful friend, a considerate associate, a loyal Martian. EVA HOFFMAN Little Polly Patchwork hug two-Way outlook 0n life. Combines noble thoughts and practical aimf h K Leans toward sales work, but tia artistic flair in Writing should bL h reckoned with also A story ploX simmers in her mind, time and time again. A strong degree of optimism 7W XXi 1n Eva helps keep her cheerful, even when the going is rough. Captivates many hearts because of a thing called personality.

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ALYCE HARWOOD vllhw An allyround girl, a combination W H W of fun and seriousness. Likes gayety, XXV in but has an active, serious mind that is interested in science. Is a veritable bundle of enthusiasm where pedia- i? trics is concerned. Will work well 1th children in virtue of a contag- Aus freshness, buoyancy, spirit aplenty which enter the room when 9 enters. HSister Kenny Harwood aspires to a medical career, after grad- Ea-t-ion from Nazareth College in Lexington, Kentucky. $x xix XXh WW WWW W W W WWW f LA VERNE HEHMANN kg: Generally happy disposition and a pleasant personality. .Verne loves--:;: friendliness in a person, and her hobby is collecting friends. If 5mg could be a stenographer who did not have to take dictation, and if she X$ could also travel to Burma to see the beautiful, golden moon, she would 6 be in Utopia, Ohio. Wonder of it all is that La Verne seems to be able hyw XX to push things to a successful issue, WI Mi M WX 2 and the light increases as she pushes on.

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MARY LOUISE HUSEMEYER A great variety of hobbies and interests keep Mary busy. Happiest When corresponding with her English friend, swimming, or perfecting seven h different hair-dos L one for each day of the Week, Although not a h'Patty, X Mary enjoys wearin' of the green. X Reading takes up most of her Hun- h mad time. Finds recreation and inspiration in playing the piano al- gmosr any time. Mary always acts more fr0m inward motive than from mhutward influence and example. i X XXhW M W W NXFK M M x JEAN JOHNSON x whxlch 15.2.?- If you want to be in Jean!s circle and keep up w1th her, you must ham-ra :5: dancing feet, Jean is very sodal in her tendencies and quite fond of ag good time and of Myrtle's good company. With a sister in Chicago, h a grandmother in St. Louis and in Blue Diamonds, Kentucky, Jean,s h traveling days are many. When she is not en route, however, Jean Spends hh , x much time following the ball iri ping h hh WMW'Ww' h K pong and in baseball and in reading y f I i x W one book, another book, and still another one.