Mariemont High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Mariemont, OH)

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-.- ----ku z-r .' Suzanne E. Redwuy ............ Ediior ECHIEFTAI Published by The Class of I954 Mariemont High School Mariemont, Ohio Diana Youngr ........ Associate Editor Lois Rowley --, ............ Art Editor Bob Stefanowski -..-- BusineSS Manager Barbara Bechtel Advertising Manager Phyllis Neckel ...... Ciass Photographer Charles Hodges u Class Phofogrupher Lois F. Fish .................. Adviser ; 3, x; i 3 g .

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,1 I f L'- !Ll Have you ever realized how fortunate we are - LL! .- to live in this modern age? The world holds many LLL r eml opportunities for each of us to get ahead and follow - L $E- the course of life, our heartls desire, Here at Moriemont we have received a maior and basic part of our per- L sonality and knowledge building. This is very important - for the future. Moriernont, the model town, itself, has given each one of us much. We have watched it grow in population and size with these modern times. The model town is not only a beauti- ful and picturesque place in which to live but also harbors memories, both happy and sad, that would not have been c:c- quired anywhere else. The Bell Tower corolling the hour, the Meme orial Church with its quiet, simple beauty, the Village Square and 1F! many more will be remembered by us all. As we go our separate ways, we will not want to forget the gay moments spent during our high school days. In future years this book will help make post days of Mariemont High School more vivid to us. When depressed or weary, we turn these pages and remember our happy times in the model town.