Colerain High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Participation A Valentine 11161110 gives. impetus to a night of dancing. A quiet hall, a lonely monitor, five more minutes of peace be- fore the clamor of homeward bound students. A display of modern novels demonstrates the stu- denVs interest in current literature.

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the program Recent awards presented to CH5 have proven that progress has been made and quality has increased in the last twenty-five years. In 1940, 14-7 pupils made up the en- tire student body and the marching band was comprised of only thirty-seven pieces. TodaY: Colerainas student body has 1500 members and a band recognized as one of the best in the county. However, parallel accomplishments have been made, like obstacles met, and similar impediments conquered by both students of yesteryear and today. But they did not strive alone, for always at their side has been a concerned faculty willing to advise, help, and inspire the students for his future . Sophomore Steve Curr explores the fascinating world of hie. the amoeba through a microseope. Mr. Hurm shows, through history, how the past Influences the present as well as the future.

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gives pleasure Clubs were organized to meet the varied interests of CHS students so that everyone had his own place within the school. This contributed to the healthy, happy attitude of Colerain High. Students made lifelong friends in their activities, gained valuable knowledge, and practical experience. The plays and Inter- national Week gave students a chance to dis- play their talents; after-game dances closed exciting nights; Student Council benefited CHS with their many projects; and the Christmas dance provided a fabulous eve. ning. These were all part of this active, ex- citing year at CH5. Annual staff members frolic in winter's new fallen snow. Latin students portray characters of Ancient Rome during International Weeks Latin Day pro- gram.