Cincinnati Country Day School - Archive Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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. . . . Seventh Grade: madly dashing through lmlls, over 611361, through legs, sliding around cornerx to get to the lunchllne . . . . Eighth Grade: gaining a little more self-Jecurity now, feeling more mature, after all we were tlze Seniors of the Middle School . . . Freshman Year: more rexpomibilities, work xta-rt: piling on, things Jtm't to take on a more .reriou: look . . . . Sophomore Year: starting to get more involved in school life anal in life in general . , . Junior Year: life opens up even more, xeems lilee everything comes upon us so quickly: , tlzouglzts of college were entered into our mind? and of course, the term papery . . . . Senior Year: we're on top finally, college applications, tying up loose ends, and obtaining an overall look at things. It seemed like melt a long time, but now that it's done it Jeemx to have flown by; itls hard to believe that if: over: winter mornings by the radio hoping tlmt xclzool rwill be called off . . . wondering if tlzere is going to be an asxembly . worrying about grades . . . Jtayz'ng up late to finish the 17001: tlzatls due tomorrow. . . waiting for Friday to come l . . lmving to get up early . . . hoping :ports will be called off . . . WM it all wortlz it? What wax it all for? Then we loole into the future. Wlmt is next? We realize that we are going to lmve to melee 501716 major ale- cislom in life within the next few years. We are going to be on our own; qcrlziclt way will we go? The end, yet just the beginning . . . . PWS.