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

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Country Day;s caste system was revived after midyear exams with the introduction of the grand idea of privilege for the out- standing. For the first time in the modern era, the more industrious and studious members of the student body could look down at those struggling through the mire of English or math courses and grin fiendishly; for these that were hard-work- ing were just beginning to receive little gifts from the administration like two days off per six weeks. Two notes of dis- cord were heard: U bogged-down teach- ers crying for the long week end and 2h the perceptive students proclaiming that the privileges were just an imperialistic trick which would only tighten the pink rope around their sweaty necks.

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As the winter seemed to be slowly closing, the entire student body looked fondly forward to spring, after a not en- tirely uneventful winter. Mr. Reid found 1967 a special year and topped all lists of excuses with one for mumps. 5L1. At? V ???Ci

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Unseasonably warm temperatures oc- curred around the Day School in late January. Charlie Jones obviously let spring into his heart early and ran into a nice girl in the C.C.D.S. driveway. Rumors are that she was so smitten that she couldn,t move under her own power and had to be dragged away. Upon questionu ing Charlie on the topic, one received his only comment - that it had made quite a dent in his personality and outlook. On this note, spring began to creep in on the campus in earnest.