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

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Primary Spirit Begins With The Students After the long trudge from buses and cars to the school, the Primary students are ready to begin their day. Life goes on in the Primary much like it does in the three schools that follow it. The Primary is a school rich in education that prepares a stu- dent for his or her most important years. Prom reading a book to having physical education in the new gym, there is always something new going on in the Primary. The spirit in the Primary begins with each individual student and through years of communicating with oneianother, extends to the whole school. Whether it's playing on the playground or studying in the class- room, the students are exuberant and ai- ways willing to answer questions. Life in the Primary also includes activi- ties such as plays performed by the stu- dents and Pun Day. These activities provide added spirit and friendship in the days at the Primary. The end of the clay brings joy and excitement as the students rush to get their books and coats before cars and buses arrive. ,The Pri' mary students leave school with a feeling of satisfaction after another day well-sont at the Primary. -. --W Erin O'Donnell i - Top M- Janine Campbell and Megan Elicker wonder if there is life beyond Primary. Left M Jennifer Schuler shows off her artistic talents. Right - David Rojas takes time out from lunch to smiie for the camera. Bottom M- The students patiently listen to Ms. Evans. V- o Wow Mrs. Ciare King, ijrincipal 22