Summit Country Day School - Rostrum Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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As we, the Class of 1964, leave The Summit we will always re- member: Julie Diehl's car missing at our own Initiation . . . the big hypnotizing kick . .. the teacher with the smile our freshman variety show when Sally Lambert flew through the air . . . Big Ben . . . fudge . . . Pat's slumber party when everyone thought Salli had pneumonia . . . Sister Carol Marie's window puppets . . . the attic X High sock hops The Rolling Stones elevator keys . . . Chris's Halloween parties . .. Drop the Ash . . . tape re- corders . . . Gay and -Iill's occasional fights . .. je me leve, je vais at la portef' etc. Sister Maly St. Roseis departure movies with the girls . . . driver's licenses . . . Marilyn's car door . . . the Junior Bump Carl's The I.L.A.B. Club the Funny Farm Why don't you look that up, girls? the tragic death of Miss Bass's tropical fish sewing and knitting lessons making kleenex Howers for the Father-Daughter Dance . . . Squiddie . . . our games with Clifton . . . decorating cars . . . elec- tions breakfast on Mt. Lookout Square . .. Debbie's love for Michigan and the number 13 . . . X.U. mixers . . . the dog for the Junior Raffle Dale's swimming parties Spare us! and You kids! . . . President Kennedy's death . . . Jill's lunch bill . . . Vicks on crackers . . . cars parked in the wrong places . . . Thank heavens for erasers! . . . serenading our little sisters . . . Ruth . . . the shadow Hiney and Sholz dressing up on Halloween like witches . . . drive-ins . . . Mt. Lookout Swim Club . . . Moirais love for Neal . . . where Pat Kling went the night of the July Jamboree . . . Salli sleeping in the infirmary . . . our C.F.L. classes . . . senior pictures . . . Bench Head . . . the book Sister Alberta had to read in private . . . Ceci's black hair and gimped leg . .. flowers for May Procession . . . the Beatles . . . daily walks to the mailbox .. . Gay closing the curtain in the middle of the first act at the dress rehear- sal Kathy's displays of emotion . . . Squeaky . .. Nancy's pre- cision . .. Patty's Lexington love . .. Temple's Chemistry lab . . . Trisha's boy next door . . . Liz's icebox . . . Judy's red bug . . . champagne . .. our class pianist . . . Friday detention . .. Gatlin- burg Big Sal's Little Hill Thermometer Ye godsln and Who needs you, Babee? . . . Mimi jumping at any sound . . . Lindals ulcer trouble I.D.C. Renie and Luris-Babes spy- ing on Jen . . . the ICK lover .. . pantaloons at Shiple Hall . . . Yeowsers! and Buns!', Good morning, girls. Would you please be seated? . . . Bertha, R.I.P. . . . S.A.E.S. . . . Chocola . . . Chris's icicles . . . Mary's beatnik party . . . Fred the Magician . . . S.B.L. . . . the progressive dinner . .. the Big B . . . Fidelis's love for chemistry . . . kapok Lizzard who wrote the Monroe Doctrine . . . graduation practice. These memories will remain etched in our hearts always.