College Preparatory School - Milestone Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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of 1910 S the Class nf 1910 is the lzlrgcht: it is known by cvci-ynnm and, therefore, needs no inli'mluctiOIL You that important person him his enemies knnw lLeaii-xu every 115 u'cll as hix fricmlsi hi this case those who do not admire us On- mmhl hardly call them HUT cncmiesi arc. the fariilty, whu consider LIN' the most stupid class in thc schnoi. They nut nnly 5113 so, but make their opinions emphatic by marks iabout which WC shall not go into detail nuwi. 111 fact, the claw has entirely ruined our history instructor's temper and ex hausted 1161' supply of demeritsi liven the mathematical instrtltlnr has forgotten him to smile since the first lcsm'm given to the now- i'vnmxnui College IV The staunchest admirers arc to he found with- in our mm numbers. Wrci nursclvcs, think there is no reason whv we should not he con- sidered witty studious and entirely satisfac- lm'y. To prove this let us mention briefly some of the shining Eights in this class. There are twn upon whom even the teachers have stamped thcir approval. 15 not Evelyn thC ix'ilticst girl you cvcr Saw? And Who COMM he more studious than ticrtrnde? The CiRSS can point out others wlm reflect credit upon them. First! there is Ruth so timid and rc- served, that we must call attention to her poetic shyness. Secondly, there is Lenora, nobly calm and scrcnc and never known to And. Emily. who is gating so pale and cadaverous become confuscd. thirdly. there is from constant study, that we are worried about her. And, finally, we should not forget Fanny May tthat fragile dcwdrop of a girl. Furthermore, the athletic ability of our class cannot be disputed. How the Snphs won: heard to boast of their fine- piaying 21nd

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T116 Freshman Class .LkVJ'm 1' ViNEXf Me Freshman, Full of strange speech, sudden and quick In loves; 5M! mos! averse to work. u' :4 mm OFFICERS DOROTHY RAWSON , , . , President BARBARA THRASHER , Secretary EVELYN HOLusTER Treasurer Mbh MEMBERS Julia Anderson Emil; Burton. Mabel Lawrmce. Lucile Carter. Charlotte Clay. H elen Dominick Margaret McAlpin. Evelyn Omwaiie. Dorothy Rawson. Maud Ray. Gertrude Earnshaw. Marie Ryan. Rebekah Schultzc. May Drexelius. Virginia Egan. Eleanor 611015011, Hazel Seuour. Helen Glen. Fannie Grossius, Charlotte Healy. Lenora Hofc-r. Anna Smith. Barbara Thrasher, Ruth 'lwhrasher, Helm Wilmer. Winmifrcrl jackson. Evelyn Hollister. Elizabeth XX'eatherhead

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their certaintux mt winning the Thanksgiving game! W'e poor Freshmen, as we were. young and unpracticed, did not utter a word against our opponents, 01' boast of our own valor. Only. when the class of mm won the game did we. give our pride and joy proper sway. At the feast after the game, the Sophs were quiet and subdued, and we are bound to say that they took their defeat fairly welli cuusidcrmg. Again, the Seniors boast of being the tint rlass to he graduated from the C. P. 5. But we wish to remind them modesth that. we shall he the hrst real product of the C. P 5., a5 WC shall he the hrb't to be graduated after four yean of steady work here. We all hope our claws will continue to deserve the good opinion 0f itself, and we wish the faculty to ace the class of 15110 bloom in the end. Until then we beg them to Talk not of wmted illbfrllCliUll, instructiorl never was wasted? 11leme THRASHER, '10. Secretary of Frcslnnan ljlmwa