Seven Hills High School - Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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THE FACULTY E MARY L. ALEXANDER MARTHA W. CAREY . PEARL COTTERAL . . . PEGGE FARMER ..... RUTH Woon GAVIAN JEAN HOWELL . . . MARDI HUNT .... ELVA HUNTING ..... RUTH RUSSELL JONES JESSIE FIEBER JONES SHIRLEY KEMPER . . . . . . . ................. Art, Lectures . . . . .Director of Physical Education . .................... Arithmetic . . . .Dramatics . . .Social Studies . A r ...Head of English Department . . . ..... Latin, German, Fencing . . . . . .1 .Head of History Department . . . ........... PrelSchool Class Primary Department WINNIFRED D. KING .... Assistant Physical Education Director LUDWIG LEFEBRE DR. MARIE NIILLER . . CAMILLA H. PARK . . ...................Modern Dancing . . . . .Medical Examiner .........English RENEE PROULLAUD . . . . . .French GRACE G. Roos .... ..... S ewing FANNIE RESOR STEWART . . . ................... Science NELLY TRIPET ........ ...... H ead of French Department JEAN FRASER WALSH . . . ..... Head of Mathematics Department EUTIVE HIIAIHI RUTH RUSSELL JONES FANNIE RESOR STEWART S . . . .Associate Headmistresses PEARL COTTERAL ......... .... L ower School Counselor ANGE R. FARAN .... ..... S ecrelary and Treasurer

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EHITIIHIAL In 1789 the Northwest Territory was organized and became part of the United States. Since 1939 marks the one-hundred and fiftieth anniversary of this terri- torial organization, the Annual Board chose to use this celebration as a never-to-be-repeated basis for their 1938-1939 MILESTONE. After selecting this Sesquicentennial celebration as the basis for the annual, the girls began to do a little re- search work. The outcome of this work Was the Writing of numerous stories and essays which pay tribute to some of the early organizations and families who were pioneers in and near Cincinnati. However, the annual also contains literature concerning modern times, thereby doing honor to 1939 as Well as 1789. The College Preparatory School for Girls Was a pioneer in the education and preparation of Women for college. We hope that the succeeding classes will carry on the schoolls excellent traditions, and will themselves ex- emplify all that is fine and good in life and education, thereby proving themselves Worthy of the school they attend. l61