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1 November 22, 1963 President Kennedy speaks to a crowd at Government Square during a visit to Cincinnati. All who were cognizant of the dreadful happenings of that terrible week-end will never forget them. Whether one favored President Kennedy's policies and actions or not, the President was his President, and a personal loss was felt at the time of his death. President Kennedy will never be forgotten; his mem- ory will be cherished and revered. He gave American politics a new life, a new dignity, and deserved respect. He has left his mark: it is more than name-changes and memorials. The Peace Corps, the Tax Bill, and the Civil Rights Bill were all fostered by President Kennedy. They will serve his memory well. 6
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Sycamore put on a new face when the bushes lin- ing the semicircle drive were removed, and new shrubs planted. The fieldhousc acquired a challenging isometric bar and basket rebounder to assist the basketball team this year. As the world grows, so does the Sycamore teaching staff and their families. New teachers filled vacated rooms; the marriages of Mr. Henke and Miss Weber, Miss Shubirg, Mr. Taylor, Miss Kcesling, Miss Ham, Mr. Bohmer, and Mr. Thomas added excitement to the year; and additions to families—Cheryl Lynn to the Henkes, Jeanne Karen to the Wagners, and Rob- ert to the Morgans further heightened anticipation. New awards such as the Alberta Sherritt Award and the Big Mike Scholarship gave students more and better goals to work toward. The Blue Ash Branch of the Cincinnati Public Li- brary was opened. An expressway threatened the sports activity of Sycamore by taking eighteen acres from the school property until the Bond Issue was passed. This Bond Issue provided for a new audi- torium, a new football field and track, and new rooms to be added to the Blue Ash Elementary School after the original building was torn down. E=7nc2 5
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