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

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MARY MONING Will make some business man a x . ' X W M W X :Ogiiirsmttzfatespiihisz11:2: xxx - My :32? 3:: 2:1: Einisfiiimifiiif 7 orite sport, but all through the game X of Life, Mary,r always puts her best foot forward. Her magnetic sweetness could draw a fortune out of Silas ENE. ?Mamer himlsgf. Sue was Aq'v'ertising Manager of Mercmn News. and we 1: want to advertise her wonderful ,2 managemrnt. g5 Rs XS xx MARGARET MOORMAN E: ii? Blond hair and pleasant smile, rather slender and rather tall, wi'l'l'1:::-: 7 lofty ideals, Laughter, singing, good . . f ykx. tunes after sessmns of hard worW IR they were made for Peggy, and she was made for them. A silvery voice y such as Peggy has, must be lifted in song ever so often, and it is. Her k spare time is definitely operetta-going , x time. At present as Class Secretary, is . . X . playing understudy to the Secretary X she could become . . is the secretarial WW WW N I answer to any boss,s prayer.

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J EAN MAXWELL Laugh, and Jean laughs with wane only her laughter spreads all over her face. It reaches her eyes too. Jeanf. possesses an intangible something that attracts those around her. Many times when she speaks, out come the thoughts indeed above the common- place With a deep capacity for friend; ship, Jean takes a real interest in her friends. their views, needs, pleasures, problems. Will join anyone in super dancing and without being coaxed, too. LUCILLE MATACIA Generally optimistic, Lou never carries the worries of today over into tomorrow. Her eyes are always bright with interest in the present and belief in the future. Lou's super delux hair- ' dos give us a key to her secret ambi- tion that Of being a beautician. If her wustomers are reflections of Lucille w they will be lovely to look at de- x tful to know. Where would she Jgo, if she were suddenly left a for- :Jne? To Italy, we heard Lou say, X f- 1? M 4le MWX

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MARY LOU MOORMAN ' Charming, gracious Lou and XM l I Mi languages are in perfect accord. When i ii ,xxi ii tomorrow comes. there's a trip South ii XI y of the Border heading the list of i g. a II -- V things-to-do, since she has a decided i hankering after Spanish and getting i the Spanish she speaksiouti Just iilike Peggy, Lou radiates courtesy, i Unlike Peggy, Lou is reserved, and or always given to communiques. rJXJ X 5;! Her thoughtful, little acts bring light hk-Z and pleasure to others i including :1 Gloria. Hher nearest and dearest. .,... g J OAN OSBORNE A devotee of sport and recreation i and very often fopnd skating . H Joan would like to be a professional 3 skater. She has much physical endur- I5; 1; ance, and she never, well hardly ever, '- thinks of being tired. She displays IX sirong artistic tastes and moves her I brush about to perfectiOn. Generally i 1 quick to act, Joan has those absentee Q i w and tardy slips that she takes care of i right upyto-snuE. If help is needed 13 anywhere, Joan is always ready to 1 j accommodate and to do many kind i :1 acts.