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

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.. ,.,., ......... -w ., , 7.. rm.- l iusf flunked my college boards! 1 COU NTRY DAY C. D.'s high scoring quiz masters ; Blowing bubbles, in study hall of course! This time period found several Counfry Day students preparing for a date with television. The school was invited To appear on It's Acadey mic, a high school quiz progr'am. After a tryout at 1he Gas and Electric Company, immortalized by John Dale's knowing The national epic of Finland, the team was selected. Mr. McClarey headed the group consisting of John Dale, Jeff Rosen, and Rick Vogei. After innumerable osTen- Tafious public practices, fhe team, supported by first alfernaTe Steve Blair and a contingent of school fans, marched To the WLW sTUdios for the match. They returned with a victory, Great There are certain rules . V .

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p; m 4,; one, the singing of the Safari Men completed the back-to-the-iungl'e atmOS-phere. The- seniors' previous attempt to bolster their funds was a sale of candy at a 1500A profit. This was smash- ed by the dauntless Eliot Ness Hopple. The annual winter carnivai was postponed until spring, as good a time as any to hold a winter carnival. Winter is depressing anyway without trying to sugar coat it. The sudden assassination of President John F. Kennedy on Friday, November 22, 1963, solbered and stunned the student body looking forward to the joys of a weekend. I don't believe it! and Is it true? were echoed throughout the stillness of the- halfs. The school, in deference to the President who had so much appeal to the youth of this country, decided not to open its doors on Monday. Steve Mendelsohn, Jeffrey Rosen, Eric Sitt- Horsemeat today, honey. her, and Rick Vogel were honored with Letters of Commendation from the National Merit Schol- arship Society. Late tall degenerated into a typical winter of ears flopped against WKRC to hear the always welcome news of school being closed. Doug Riiey stepped into the shoes of Dave Adamson and ran the Chess Club to many matches. For the students who were not sick of snow and wearv of winter, Mr, Strauss formed the Ski Club. This organization took several weekend trips to local slopes. The Scroll, deciding to improve its artistic quality, devised a test for the aspiring iournalist, who had to take it to get a writing position upon this superior publication. John's always snowed under.

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Ooh, what's the answer? Books of he Western World, and a record tofal of points. Finally, the weary student body, bone chilled from soccer'and brain chilled from Math, French and such, settled down To a new work period. All There was To do was fill our college applica- Tions, wri1e1erm papers, study for exams, and attend Sunday parfies. The vacation ended Three weeks before any- one wanted it 10. Several people needed a vaca- tion from The vacation. A seven inch; snow fall dosed the school and allowed The student body To study for fhe up- coming exams. Mo Mendi, get your finger out of the way! DECk 1he halls - - - Try To take a picture and see what happens! H