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

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':-rlv-;-wn mm 3 -u-;w.. MW . ,3 4.u.vhr.w.31..-,. th-r-w-w :w w 1'!!- v'r :W'w 'h-vh ' 5' - .. - m : 42-; pt- . n- - 4 -. Hm y :3 Wm: :0 :::35:13:25:13:23:52: X7: W W ll MNXX ALBERTA WEISE Sweet and lovely . . , Gives an appearance of a delightful femininity at all times. Alberta has a most cn- gaging, blushing smile and a winning perscnality, both in seaSOn and out. ?yQ Spends happy bouts writing letters: z' spends happiest ones receiving them. h Her most cherished posszssion is a bracelet which she wouldn t give h up A why even to Shirley Panaro. IIWhat Alberta is seen doing most 15 ,- scnding heres If to the Drycleaners : at least, chat's the way we heard it, Alberta! PATRICIA WOOD Pat is a girl who rings a bell in. ........ everyone's mind exactly the wayW does at Xavier University, where she f plays a little mother to a big switcbg; board: Patty secs beauty all around : hcr. We see it in her sympathetic, i: sensitive, artistic self. Displays abil- ities of the highest quality and oEsets from under cover.

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MARIAN WEDIG Believing that silence is one of the great arts of conversation, Marian has developed the rare qual1ty of W being a good listener. Her even dispoa V sition makes her a i'good-tohhave- 1 hX around person. The girls from h orthside are on the iirst page of her hFricnds 11p Book. Marian takes to dancing movie- going. bowling, and .42?d playing when she 15 not reading or listening to the loud- speaker Her :Gamhate centers on dogs h little ones -- and big Ones, fat ones, thin ones. X - 4'1. .rr. vA.r.-Inu- - 1...- .. Hu-m-nuu mmw-rw. x'vwnr MARY JANE WEINEWUTH K 7:9, . . . x 51;; Janie is always Wllling to exerc1se 3 her facial and vocal muscles by a.-.--;--.-: i, tremendous big smile, and a chuck- full- of- cheer hello. Seldom allows anyOne to get a clue to her real feel- ings. Once n'awhiie gives OE an I donit care attitude, but her friends .g? X? 1 a i' f i'I 211' :1 ra 32:1.1'sa'coverup 9r c e get hy s L1kes norhmg better than baseball and swimming, unless it hh X would be Grady Hatton or Esther M W Williams. Janie gets along well with hVM HXi everyone, but Uteams especially well with Rita Wanstrath.

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MARILYN WORTMAN When Marilyn isn,t busy clerking at the library, she spends her time reading. Take it from us. she has not far to go to become a flrst-class librarian, either. Marilyn is 3 won- derful, quiet worker, who tries to h help everyone in any way she can. h Her sincerity, unselhsh generosity and X helpfulness shine forth in all she does. lmost everything Marilyn says or h 4 . n - v t'goes lS tlnged w1th opnmxsm. She knows how to glean happiness from :- 'every particle of good that comes her way. MARIAN ZAWASKI A one-girl band . . . Can bri out the best in musical instruments, particularly in that accordion, named y h'Marian. Is a complex personalityXxA 7 alternating between moods that touch h. the floor and those that even top the h ceiling. Spontaneous humor pops up h and around in Marian's speeches and h actions. She shows an avid interest in reading, which generally stays with her a long time. Absolutely her greatest love is an autographed pic- ture of Rise Stevens. i i i