Seven Hills High School - Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Milestone Waugkfg .Senior-effa One rainy morning in 1934 Cback in the Dark Agesb four shining faces appeared in the portals of C. P, S. These were Maisie, Vail, Upson, and Margie. The second day, at ten-thirty QEd. Note: School begins at ninej a grubby face appeared at the door. This Cof coursej was Debby, who has been Wilder and Wilder and later and later ever since. That is what you call a good beginning. Four years later, a long-haired, juvenile Veronica Lake made her grand entry. Her name was Patricia, but with our limited vocabularies Kthey're still limited: everything is limited these daysj, we soon shortened it to A'Patty or Pisamo . When we were big girls in the iifth grade, two Southern belles, fresh from Louisville, joined our merry ranks. Carol and Tatine have been regretting it ever since. By this time, our reputation was so wide-spread that no one came until the eighth grade, when Lon, Bambi, and Lou came, to add to the confusion. Our escapades were many: we made our headquarters in the left corner of Miss Faran's office, Our hibernation was chiefly due to such nonsensities as throwing ink-wells, dropping books and shoes out the window, rubbing snow on the black-boards, and throwing paper wads at any stray passer-by in the halls, Hattie loves exams, so she showed up just before midyears. When the Freshmen were struggling wildly for desks in Study Hall, we found a competitor, a gorgeous blonde, tagged Monette. We defied our Seniors, maligned them and belied them in fierce terms on the signs we wore around our lily necks. Next on the program were Sunny and Emmy, who added to the melee in Miss Walsh's room. Qur mascot was Medusa, but our attempts to beautify her were nullified by the dish- pan hands we acquired from scrubbing this valuable antique. That same year, another little episode occurred, which will not be mentioned further, except to say that this incident marked the founding of the Doherty Chain Gang . There still remained a spark of life, which was nursed into flame by Mac, Patty Hotchkiss, and Maggie. That year we abutted on the window-sill, and made thirty dollars with our Chamber of Horrors in the illustrious Junior Bazaar. Ever since then, Mamzel1e has been attempting to go back to Europe. That year, we began to grow up fslow process, but it worked, we thinkj. Helen and Broke ' came this year. Look at us now-the ideal Senior Class. We bullied our Freshmen Cbut not enoughlj, took complete possession of the Senior Room, and now walk sedately Cexcept for Vailb through the halls, wearing our halos, and dreaming of the sad night when we shall take our Trip-down- the-aisle, tripping over one another. page 60