College Preparatory School - Milestone Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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At the end of October, CPS heid its annual Halloween party for the lower school. The various guests included such imaginary characters as gnomes and nymphs, ghouls and ghosts, witches and warlocks. Upper school students, feeling a bit nostalgic. thought back upon their days of make- believe. Being surrounded by so many characters from the world of fantasy, they found it somewhat difficult to concentrate on reality

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November ISth, the middle school pre- sented File ZTIIirrmI Clarks, a play developed creatively, with no formal script, from a James Thurber story, with the help of Mrs. Jack Reynolds CPS creative dramatics teacher. The cruel Duke, so cold he froze his precious clocks. was vanquished by the handsome Prince-in-disguise and his elf- ing friend, the Golux. and the Prince and Princess rode off together into the sunset, after warming the clocks into working condition. Cast: Anne Sheffield: maid Laura Hershberger: clock Lisa Kautz: clock Martha Klayf: grandfather clock Harriet Smith: grandmother clock Marcia Funke: Saralinda Saily Ware: Duke Ann Flory: Innkeeper Ginger Carson: Weaver Kris Osler: Blacksmith Betsy Beach: Tinkerer Amy Marsh: Old Crank Pot Debi Hanselman: Tosspot Kym Waits:Traveler Claire Hummel: Prince Marsha Hoffman: Golux Vicky Pauly: Guard Holly Hackmeyer: Hark Mary Hough: JaCk-a-Dandy Sally Jordan: Hagga Louisa Lewis: Parrot Maggi Stewart: Cat

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School was dismissed fortheThanksgiving holidays, with a special service, performed by The Reverend Thomas H. Conely, minister of the First Baptist Church ofNewport, Kentucky. Mr. Conley was assisted by Mr. Beach. the Glee Club, and the three seniors who attended the Lake Forest Religious Conference with Mrs. Shafer last summer - Margo Lunken. Susan Heilbrun. and Cici Twachtman. Progress is a club with something to say. The Debate Club founded last year, was busy pre- paring its second upper school convocation. Resolve that conformity is the mainstay of 'society. Was the issue. and both teams were involved in research. When the actual convo- cation took place and vote was taken in true Oxford method, the negative team, consisting of Van Vornheder, Cici Twachtman. and Ann Salinger, came out ahead; both seniors and faculty. however, disagreed with the rest of the upper school and voted for the amrmative team; Gigi Crowe, Laurie Crutchfield, and Lau- ri Love.