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

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E L I QL. 1 1 K I 'C ' mm' wr 1 l 1 TANDARD O E BACK ROW: Lawre Finn, Martha Halvordson, Tamy- Beth Siegel, Mancy Brady. STANDING: Amy Centner, ra Thurner, CURB ROW: Olguita Duarte, Betsy Pugh, Clare Smith, Annie Heeken, Barbara Brune, Lisa Spin- Christina Kruhn, Elaine Carr, Teri Perin, Janet Kohl, nenweber. Sitling in FIRST ROIV: Elizabeth Kelly, huff, Lynn Bracken, Lili Huggins, Marla Knue. ROW Barbra Steele, Jane Babbitt, Ellen Connerton, Hermina ON GROUND: Mary Beth Blum, Mary Warrington, Glaser. 48 li

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Adaptation to R zgors 0 Organization and Routine .. f fl :v-Nr: 5 , Iv- ' H it K ,. , , ' jmgv ax' 3, gs x E ,. 'X A - F-V - .. , . f ft Y., ,f , , ,M-. ..v- , ,. t ff' .4-ty: , , V- t , H , n 9 X xg' PEA K I 3 345 78 Wx: X 59' XV H Debbie Drake says Diversity of activity keeps class alive. 37 49