Mariemont High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Mariemont, OH)

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S 'YQ ' .Sis . ' ' 1 , in XQX. K . ' THE SQUARE town. Without their success our community would not have grown so fast or so well. The success of these men should be studied by all of us in hopes that someday our success will be equal to theirs. CONTENTS Seniors ........ . . Underclassmen .... . . Clubs ......... . . Classes ..... . . . Educators . . . . . . Sports ..... . . , Sponsors . . . . . .

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c its , lx x Q f E f T, it i X, il ft ,-0 a' r : Af O alfa THE MUSIC OF THE CARILLON ENTERTAINS VILLAGERS As we enter the school building on frosty winter mornings or on sunny spring or fall days, a familiar sound, the resonant ringing of the village carillon, greets our ears. These bells, dedicated to the youth of Mariemont, chime the meaningful hours of our days. In the morning they signal us to hasten onward toward school or to activities, at noon, they announce a welcome break for relaxation and refreshment, and I 6 in the evening, they signify the waning of a busy day. The bells are the time-clock of a successful life. Under the shadow of their rectangular white housing, boys practice football and girls play field hockey. On this field adiacent to the bell tower, as our carillon is familiarly called, the youth to whom it is dedicated find enjoyment. l