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

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THE ICR When we walked the halls in September as Seniors, it was quite evident that we were different. None of us had changed as far as appearance was concerned, but we had deiinitely acquired a new attitude of superiority. We no longer considered ourselves as un- derclassmen, but realized that we were at last mature Seniors. We knew that we would be looked up to and were Hlled with thoughts of being the leaders. This was our year and we hoped to make the best of it. As we look back on it now we are reminiscent of our every ac- tion. VVe have completed a sec- ond basic step in the climb of life. It seems to us that we never worked so hard and yet never en- joyed ourselves so much. The days were Filled with never- ending projects and activities. The last months slipped by hardly noticed, and before we knew it we were planning parties, choosing the perfect graduation dress, and prac- ticing for that all-important day. With the reading of class wills and prophecies, and last Distribu- tion we were filled with mixed emotions, anticipating what lay ahead and yet regretful to leave behind our happy high school days. For the actions will pass, as do the years, but memories will remain as will our love for The Summit. 13

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MRS. WILLIAM LUEBBERING, Secretary, U p p e r MRS. RUTH SACK, Secretary, Summit School for Boys. and Lower Schools. MR. OMER NVESTENDORF, Cho- ral Dircctor, Summit Upper, Lower, and Boys' Schools. MISS KAREN BROWN, MISS HELEN GOUGH, Music.

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