Mariemont High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Mariemont, OH)

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SEPTEMBER, 1950 6-----The big day arrives. New teachers presented at first assembly of the year. 14- Great school spirit displayed at a rousing powfwow. 15- Football season starts with a victory over Deer Park, 13-7, followed by a junior dance. 23 Senior paper drive- ---, where was everyone? 29' Football team still going strong--we trounce Norwood. CJCTUBER, 1950 of Beat North College Hill. All celebrate at the senior Wz1r Hop . ll- This year's Wzir Path better than ever. 16W New grading system presentedmwell, what are you gonna do? 26, Big game with Wyomingk-a little too big- we lose. ZSW Hi-Y Hayride a huge success. NtJX'EMBER, 1950 3- -The boys chalk up another win in game with Milford. 4f- Football RoyalefR. Weiglein and V. Huer' kamp crowned, king and queen that is. l0fFootball game with Lockland--Better luck next time, I quess. 17m Football season comes to a grand finale- we win over Madeira. 22 Junior class goes dramatic. Brother Goose played to a packed house. DEKTEMBER, 1950 1 A promising basketball season gets underway with a rousing victory over Milford. 11' Mfteens give a Christmas party for the orphanse-e Santa Claus Maury, the hit of the evening. l3'l4' Mariemont talent brought to light at variety show tryfouts. 21' Oh happy day-Christmas vacation starts with game at Greenhills. ZS Students prove their worthf-all clubs sponsor Holiday Formal. the social event of the season. JANUARY, 1951 2' -Back to the mill---everyone looking very spiffy in his new Christmas finery. 4 TIME FLIES . . . 5f12f13-16f19f26--Ivlariemont victorious at all six games--team tied with Reading for league championship now. FEBRUARY, 1951 9-fWe score a triumphant win over Cvreenhills and become league champs for a day. 1OfIt's back to a tie again-Warriors are def feated by mighty Reading. 23-fThe basketball season winds up in a blaze 24-f of glory. Mariemont champs for good this time. fKing Wesley and Queen .lean preside over the Basketball Bounce. MARCH, 1951 3-sOur Hrst and last day in the tournaments. 16f1 It seems Lockland has improved. 7-SCarnival weekend-Merry Ann Baker and Craig Clark reign----Variety Show plays two nights-ksuccess at last! 21-Science Club leaves for Chicago--the rest of us just leave. 27+School takes upffone big happy student body again? APRIL, 1951 5--Greenhills, Deer Park, and Mariemont par- ticipate in Trifangular track meet. 9-,Music assembly-Wand the band played on. 13f1 4-V Senior class play, American Passport , receives tumultuous applause. MAY, 1951 8fM. V. I. L. Track Meet. 11-Three onefact plays by Masque and Mantle l8fl make for an enjoyable evening's entertain' ment. 9-District Track Meet and band festival all in one weekend. 28-fRecognition Assembly,-fmore students on JUN stage than in the audience. E, 1951 2-Seniors wish to thank Juniors for a wonder' ful prom at the Terrace Park Country Club. 10-MBaccalaureate Service very impressive. 13-Students bid a last tearful farewell to these cloistered halls'-fthe end and the beginning. 'cfm

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