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go and catch a falling star . . . .u beneath a quarter inch of snow, Country Day closed its doors and grateful students stumbled back to slumber. As school recommenced, there was the annual student realization of the impending exams in two weeks. Mr. Thom carefully chose a book for all seniors to read before his exam after making sure there were only five copies in Cincinnati tof course, there are more in New York and he would be- happy to go get someJ The seniors found that due to careful planning the senior achievements fell on the weekend preceed- ing exams. In preparing for this Mr. Pattison quickly briefed all participating seniors on the history of the United States between 1914- and 1967 in four days as- suring them, however, that the test would be factual. To the seniors, dismay, this ominous announcement proved true. Tradition was broken by the admin- istration this year by requiring the students to wear coats and ties during exams. The exams were taken, breath came a little easier, and the seniors settled down to the last half.
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When Mr. Deane was not making his usual disciplinary announcements, uWould all but the following boys please see me . . or his weekly reading of the tutoring schedule which 'htakes up so much of Non- Western time, he expounded on student morals in our degenerate society. He even stopped the Senior Sweet Sales when he arrived at the conclusion that sweeping the floors did not come under the heading of Director of Studies. Yes! We frequently heard Mr. Deane's dulcet tones. A11, especially Mr. Thom, looked for- ward to a long Christmas vacation, many declaring they would use it to study for exams . . . but, at any rate, the holidays descended on a joyous student body yearning for freedom once again. The Yuletime vacation was seemingly short, but the weatherman managed to ex- tend it a bit. As the city lay paralyzed
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