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

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The GMS - Always Acting Up! As far as dramatics go, the Cirla Middle School i9 tops. They do more plays a year than any other school. Not only do they star in their own productions, they are rnore often than not found in BMS productions as welll When the Cincinnati Qpera came to the Surn- mit, it came to the CMS For extras. At Chriat- mas and Campus Day, they put on plays and musicale for the parents. All in all, Broadway has a serious contender in the CMS! A Mary Landrigan Left - Dorothy iuwl want-N to go hmm- Above - The VViclXed VVitt'h iHn't that witlxed alter all' 57

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GMS Field Day A Day Df Fun, Competition And Sportsmanship Cn Friday, May 24, the Girls Middle School held its annual Field Day. Following mass, the four teams began the grueling competition that was to last three hours. The first events were the less-taxing short distance races. The grand finale was the test of muscle and strength, the tug-of-war, in which Alpha proved to have the final pull. After lunch the infamous eighth grade softball stars tried to prove to their mothers their prowess on the field. Unfortunately, they were unable to pre- vail, and the mothers took over and won 11-4. -- Sara Sheets and Kalin Wilson v , -,nr HJ-Lal' ,M I ,v--g, f , . 4 r Above - Liz Brueggemann gives it her all to make her winning throw of 19.9 feet! Right - Lauren Baumann takes a good look at her fans in the Gamma cheering section. 58 We A ,, ans 'E , M. , A is 97' YN fz-, N , bar, N