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

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By The Rockets' Red Glare The seventhfeighth grade trip to Washington DC. this year was a truly wonderful time. First stop was Wil- liamsburg. Some girls liked it so much, they had trouble leaving tthe stocks, that is!! After soaking up the atmosphere of long dresses and hand- dipped candles, it was on to Washing- ton. For two incredibly fast-paced days our travelers saw just about ev- ery landmark of our country's history humanly possible! Not only did their historical sense develop, the girls also rated cateterias and restaurants in the Washington area. The unanimous de- cision is that Morrison's was no good . Thanks to the teachers who volunteered their lives and sanity to help us on the trip, and good luck to the next one! - Tara O'Donnell we K 4 gh t k Above - Hey, Look, it sticks! Top right - A barrel ot monkeys making a barrel in Williamsburg Bottom Right - Mrs. Adick finally has her way! GJ ,Y

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Father Seville Leads GMS Graduation Mass The GMS Graduation was a celebration for thir- ty-one eighth grade girls. Julie Moran and Megan Newman welcomed parents, faculty, and friends to the Graduation Mass which was led by Father Se- ville, A communion meditation, Footsteps in the Sand, was given by Tara Pettit. Ann Eiselein served as Mistress-of-Ceremonies for the presentation of awards. I-Ionored as Summit Girl of the Year was Nalini Jones. Erica Luebbers received the Sister julie Billiart Award for Christian Leadership and Stephanie Pfeifer received the Sister Ioan Miller Award. Families and friends continued their celebration during a reception held after the service. D Above - Nalini jones accepts her award of Summit Girl of the Year from Mr. Tyrrell. Above Right - Holly Huddle leads the GMS graduates into the chapel. Right - Ann Eiselein welcomes all to the ceremony and expresses the appreciation of the graduating class. 62