Indian Hill High School - Legend Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Now that our new gym had been completed, we used it at every opportunity: In fact, the first formal dance which was sponsored by the G. A. A. was held in the gym. It was a Valentine dance and the decorating scheme was beautiful. I'm sure some of us will never forget how much Kleenex it took to make the huge white heart at the entrance. April brought us our first variety show, The Powwow, sponsored by the P. T. A. We had a glorious time pre- .............,.......-.--M-w----m-----.g,,.,g senting the show and I know I shall never forget the Charleston group, barbershop quartet, or the pantomine artists. The Final event of the year was the Miami Scholar- ship Test. Once again Indian Hill brought home more honors. As our Junior year ended, we all realized what was ahead of us. Our next year would surely be the greatest. September 1953 Although we all enjoyed a marvelous vacation, it gave us a new thrill to call ourselves Seniors. Thus began a new year, and with it the exciting thoughts of all our new plans which lay before us. But somehow, there was also a sad feeling, because this was the last year we would spend with old friends. However, there would always be new faces. This was evident on our first day, for we had a new home room teacher, Miss Kinney. She and Mr. Robbins sponsored our various activities, such as our Job of selling catalogues at the Cincinnati Dog Show at River Downs on September 19. I'll bet some of us won't forget that day! The project on the top of our list was our annual. In fact, we had the privilege of writing Indian Hill's first annual land this is itl . With the arrival of colder weather, we realized that basketball season was approaching fhow about it, boys?J. Since this was the first year to have a Varsity and Reserve basketball team. Football was on our mind, but we decided not to tackle that till next year. October 15 was declared Senior Day. We had all looked forward to having our senior pictures taken for the annual and friends. We made a day of it fone I won't forget--everj. Then, on December 19, we presented our Senior Class play under the direction of Miss Weber fcorrect English at all timesj. Somehow we managed to struggle through that big night, but Miss Weber nearly didn't. Although it was nice to have a full-house, it was a relief when the play was over. However, I shall always remember the rehearsals 1I'll bet Miss Weber will, tooj. They say that January 1 means a new year, but to most of the seniors it brought the thought of June closer to reality. January 13 was the big day for the Senior State Scholar- ship Tests. As always, our students stayed right on top. It was not an easy test, but we received county and state honorable mention. As the great day fgraduation-what else!J drew nearer, we once again had to make a choice. This time it concerned our invitations and calling cards. For some unknown reason, the selection was nearly unanimous, and once again we settled back to wait for their arrival. Uncle Sam claimed Ronnie and Francis at the beginning of the second semester, but we hope to keep in touch with them. Continued on page 75 21

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