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

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SHIRLEY KARST A very welI-Iiked Shirl . . . attracts people easily . . . has funds of good humor to draw on. Wit is ready at all times, especially the right time. On the lucky side of the fence, too. Found a 1946 Chevrolet in the toe of her Christmas stocking. Everyone e wwm glad, for everyone is partial to w Shirleyl The world always seems to ha ' rate in harmony with her. She -,'::1v0id5 worry and approaches life with a serene. untroubled outlook. MARYHELENE KEATING The creative spirit is strong in Maryhelene's nature. Her artistic ;1p--':'--;-:'---'l titude gives her a useful skill in ar- It' ranging things attractively. She goes w; ,7 out of her way to get new ideas, new , gadgets, new ways of doing cvery- ? thing. Her daily experiments with h hair-dos and photogenic make-up at w her uncle's photographic studio add a decided sparkle to her personality. Maryhelene performs spontaneous acts that label her as a kindly chari- table sympathetic person.

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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.

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BETTY KLUG Almost always seen and heard about with Sylvia and Doris Beumer. Betty is a good companion. whose bright and interesting conversation iiy makes her pleasant company, Her i fancy always turns to thoughts of ii sweet and slow music, reading 7 Seventeen and HLadies Home Jour- i nal. Betty's leisure hours are spcnt aZJSOing things that should have been one out of leisure hours She dteams of a 13ve- room cottage with green Mutters, and with i a name we didn t get 011 the mailbox. SHIRLEY KROUSE x Qu1te dainty 1n thought and in person is this very engaging YOlLrlb-E miss, on whom a lovely ring - third-J Enger left hand w sparkles furiouslvwlwv- Shirley 1s k110wr1 as Pinky by 1K most intimate friends either because , w 112i blends with her favorite colorii Royal Blue, or else because embarr rassment brings out the pink in her. i She is a most enjoyable companion, bright, cheerful, attractive. Wants above all to be like iiThe Kind of a Girl Who Married Her Dadi'