Seven Hills High School - Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Carnival On Thursday, May 26, the entire school joined together in giving a demon- stration for our parents. A11 classes took part. A very fast and admirable baseball game followed with the Blues winning 34 to 3. An alfresco supper was served on the front lawn. Miss Felton, of the Physical Education De- partment, is certainly to be congratulated on her management of the entire program and the classes are to be thanked for their grand cooperation. E. B. J., 1939 School Dance Monday, June 13, 1938, the Freshman Class gave a dance in honor of the outgoing Senior Class. The gym was gaily decorated with balloons and gay streamers . . . and a peppy orchestra provided music for the dancers. Mrs. Gavian's Room was converted, for the occasion, into a smoking room where a delicious punch was served. The chaperones were Miss Stewart, Mrs. Alexander, Miss Howell, Mrs. McCullough, Mrs. Pogue, and Mrs. Avery. The merry-makers departed declaring it was indeed a wonderful dance. E. B. J., 1939 The Intermediate School Party ln the autumn, we had a party for the new girls. We were supposed to come as advertisements. There were to be prizes for the Hprettiestf' the ufunniestf, and the umost original, and the Hmost accuratei' costumes. There was a very large selection of costumes, and they were all good. The prize for the uprettiesti' was won by Deborah Wilder. The prizes for the ufunniestw were given to Joan Balyeat and Lila Gantt. The most original costumes were worn by Chastine Hardy and Barbara Carter. The most accurate costumes were worn by Shirley Lee Stuth and Patricia Armstrong. Deborah Wilder came as a Camay bride. Lila Gantt came as Aunt Jemima, and ,loan Balyeat was Charlie McCarthy. Chastine Hardy represented the Sympathy Orchestra, and Barbara Carter was a South Sea Islander. We played a few games and had ice cream and cake. Everybody had a wonderful time. LILA GANTT, Sixth Grade W wrong, 193 9 11261

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Fif+h Grade Jane Becker Barbara Carter Mary Coombe Sixth Grade Betty Brown Olivia Ramsey Mary Whittaker Seventh Grade Betty Allen Joan Littleford Ann Rife Honor Students Freshmen Mary Louise 'Hackstedde Marjorie McCullough Patsy Pogue Sophomores Patricia Canning Jane Faran Patte Knoth Laura Stewart Virginia Wilkinson Eigh+h Grade Marjorie Littleford Janet McDevitt Virginia Pauli Anne Ramsey Seniors Mary Ball Jane Terry Ellen Jane Walton Membership Ticket given by l'Alliance Francaise ........... .... H arriet Woods Two Membership Tickets to the Foreign Policy Association, one given by the Association and one by the school ...... Nathalie Delaplaine and Harriet Woocls High School Poetry Prize . . . Hight School Story Prize . High School Essay Prize . Intermediate Poetry Prize Intermediate Prose Prize . High School Drawing Prize High School Design Prize Intermediate Drawing Prize Primary Drawing Prize . Scholarship Medal .. Fellowship Medal . . . Bosworth Trophy .............. Alice Byron Achievement Award . . . I 125 .l ...Barbara Eeid . . . . .Patte Knoth . . . .Isabel Mackoy .....................Robin Thomas Joan Littleford and Virginia Wilkinson . . ............... Mildred Littleford . . . . .Georgia Betty Schneider . . . . . . . . .Jane Goodyear .... .Ann Vail ...........Jane Terry . . . ,Patricia Montgomery . . . .Ellen Jane Walton . . . .Mary Ransom Covell Widfme, 193 Q

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New Girls Pa rty On Saturday, October 22, the new girls of C.P.S. were warmly welcomed by the old girls at a luncheon. The lunchroom was gaily decorated in Hallowelen colors. These decorations were done by the Sophomores who also made favors for each new girl and each new teacher. After luncheon our ingenious teachers had a contest-not an ordinary contest, I assure you. Every teacher had on display a charming baby picture of herself and there was much hilarity in trying to identify them. The Freshmen then en- tertained us by giving a skit. This skit showed us how the teachers would buy a hat. We then had the Freshman trial and after much poor singing fsome good, thoughj we bid farewell to our guests and all proclaimed it was a grand introduction to C.P.S. E. B. J., 1939 THE LOWER SCHOOL'S CHRISTMAS PLAY Jesus Est Ne On Friday, December 16, the parents of the girls in the Primary and Intermediate Departments, and the High School students were invited to see the French Christmas play written and directed by Mademoiselle Proullaud and produced by the Primary and Intermediate girls. The play, given in the gymnasium, was enjoyed by a large number of parents and students. The French scenes were beautifully done, and the old French carols very lovely. The following girls participated in the production: First Scene The field where the shepherds lay. It is Norman June Beucus Joan Balyeat Nancy Jane Fry Priscilla Harrison Olivia Ramsey Lavinia Grimes Sandra Hauck Elizabeth Legg Eliza Lloyd Nancy Louise Nelson Billie Hanson Polly Keck the day of Christmas Shepherds Shirley Beck Marcia Finn Shirley Stuth Mary Whittaker Barbara Weaver Mary Van Antwerp Angels l127l Patricia Armstrong Carol Carrier Chastine Hardy Mary Ives Anne Upson Ann Vail Deborah Wilder Wh eafone, 193 9