Mariemont High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Mariemont, OH)

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COMMUNITY LIFE CENTERS AT THE RECREATION BUILDING The recreation building is a landmark well-known to all of us. Throughout the years it has helped us to achieve success in many facets of our lives. Every Mariemont student is fa- miliar with at least one part ot our activity center. It he is not a member of Canteen, his gym class probably uses the bowling alleys in the winter. The recreation building inspires success in our spiritual lives. All the members of Youth Fellowship are familiar with the group worship in the room used as a chapel. It is from this building that our village government functions. Because the town meetings and olec-T tions are held here, our parents are familiar with the community building. The recreation building plays a big part in the lives of Mariemont resi- dents.

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iff, r.g 3 1. 'J X in N v in N glx 2 is xc Y. i.-sa . .fr ,wry THE EAST DOOR IS A GATEWAY TO SCHOLASTIC SUCCESS This is the doorway to scholastic success. Just as much, however, it is a symbol of our success in gain- ing maturity. We pass through these portals as un- certain and confused freshmen. During the four years in this building, we learn much not only in academic subjects but also in extracurricular activi- ties. We meet people who can never be forgotten, and we form lifelong friendships. The influence of this building's occupants is stamped indelibly upon our lives. The precious knowledge gained here will remain an inviolable possession for each one of us. The attitudes and ideas which we form will figure prominently in our later lives. As we leave as seniors through this same door by which we entered four short years previously, we can measure favorably our progress toward the greatest success possible, that of becoming a mature individual. l9l

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THROUGH THESE PORTALS WE To succeed is to accomplish fully what one under- takes. At Mariemont High School, the faculty has tried to help us toward this goal by instilling in us the knowledge and abilities necessary for us to fulfill this desire. This aim of the staff and of the commu- nity is exemplified in the new wing. The new addition was built to make available to us many more facili- ties essential for a well-rounded education, the key- stone in the arch of success. Now the potter's wheel ENTER TO GAIN KNOWLEDGE is provided for those who want to become artists and the piano in the music room is available for those who desire to become musicians. But others cannot produce this result-success. We, as the future leaders, must add to the abilities gained in this school by hard work and a strong will to win. Only then can we attain the heights toward which we started the day we first entered Mariemont High School. i -use SF' N ' .fe . g silk-.KXA if M' 5 .gif - NB X Y 7: ia xl WN' ' A M,