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

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14h; PHYSIOLOGISTS Fine interest and earnest effort have been displayed by the foIIOWing memi bers of the Physiology Class. who are deeply engrossed in the study of the functions 0f the human body: left to right: Dorothy Hotopp. Shirley Miller. Dolores Stout, Mary Rose Seiler; second row: Laura Chisholm. Audrey Hall. Ruth Willig. Frances Mitchell: third row, Lois Kotz. Elaine Kramer. Ruth HOE. Charmaine Rais; standing: Doris Beumer. and Irma LenzerV NURSES To help prepare Mercian students for their future roles in life, a Red Cross course in Home Nursing and Child Care has been offered this year to the Physiology Class at Our Lady of Mercy. Mrs. M4 Sims. RANH teacher of the course. has laid great stress on the important part the class will take in preventing serious diseases by learning more about the problems which young homemakers face as responsible adults. In this picture Irma Lenzer trighn and Audrey Hall tcentert are demonstrating the proper way to care for a person who is ill, r2presented here by Frances Mitchell. Page 49

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The chemical lab always hums busily with th e intensive and varied work of the ardent and indus- trious chemists of Our Lady of Mercy. The special study and experimentation done by the class this year have awakened a live 1y interest among the girls in Chemistry. Those students who are giving their usual wholc-hearted atten- tion to their work. are, left to right: Betty Duffy. Arlene Hammann. Donna Jean Robinson: standing. Irene Haen- del. BIOLOG ISTS Page 48 By dint of diligent application and hard work, the members of the Biology Class of Our Lady of Mercy High School have just completed an ac- tive a n d successful year on the study of the origin and life- history of plants and animals. The mem- bers of this class, who evidence a great in- terest in their work. are, left to right, standing: Dorothy Husemeyet, Shirley Veeneman: first row, Maureen Krouse, Alice Schmitz. Joan Grouse: second row. MAIgaret F e e I e y. Mary Juechter, Betty Wietzel, Joan Lauck: third row, Joan Mil- ler, Anita Schmidt, and Sue Ann Rist. . . 4....th m1.7. w

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IN MEMORIAM SISTER MARY ADELAIDE, R.S.M. She has gone! No more we'll see Our beloved friend who, so eagerly, Awaited our ca'lls from day to day As busily we'd wend our way To her old haunt, the library, Where for us she labored so faithfully. No task too great, no deed to small, To guide and help us, one and all. Our research was a pleasant task. There seemed no question we could ask But the answers she would help us find. If slow to comprehend, she never seemed to mind. She meant a lot to us w and so 7We miss her more than you could know, Her friendly smile, her patient way Of helping us from day to day. But often we can breathe a prayer While working in the library, where She served so well Our Blessed Lord. May He Himself be her reward! Page 50