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CCDS freshmen surviving, so far… Missing computers still missing HUMOR: Try your hand at Movie opposites! Varsity girls tennis off to hot start, expects promising post-season runs Tips for traveling Europe–learn the exchange rate, the dining etiquette, and don’t forget to flush! New teachers to join Upper School faculty
 
CCDS freshmen surviving, so far…

CCDS freshmen surviving, so far…

By Haleigh Miller '12, News Section Editor. As they walk through the doors, their eyes tend to grow larger. Some suddenly begin to perspire, shake, or silently swear. For many students just coming into the ninth grade, high school can be something exciting, stressful, or just an abyss with a giant question mark hovering in front of the unknown.

Missing computers still missing

Missing computers still missing

By Avery Maier '13, News Editor. Many students can’t wait until the day when they can get their new computer. The excitement builds and finally they walk into the tech office and get that new machine. On August 17, when students eagerly walked into the tech office, their smiles slowly changed into frowns as they learned they wouldn’t be getting their new machines that day because Toshiba had messed up Country Day’s order.

HUMOR: Try your hand at Movie opposites!

HUMOR: Try your hand at Movie opposites!

By Claire Heinichen '11, Lighter Fare Section Editor. Every once in a while, while reading through the many fabulous articles on The Scroll, you are bound to feel a little restless, and in need of some nerological boosting. So, if you feel the need for a little jumpstart, why not play a game?!

Varsity girls tennis off to hot start, expects promising post-season runs

Varsity girls tennis off to hot start, expects promising post-season runs

By Meg Lazarus '13, Contributor. The small but spirited group has amassed some notable early season accomplishments and have their eyes set on a promising post-season run.

Tips for traveling Europe–learn the exchange rate, the dining etiquette, and don’t forget to flush!

Tips for traveling Europe–learn the exchange rate, the dining etiquette, and don’t forget to flush!

By Ali Breneman '11, Contributor. This summer, Ali explored Europe with her brothers, Nathan and Kevin, and her parents. She shares her family's mishaps and escapades to offer her top ten travel tips.

New teachers to join Upper School faculty

New teachers to join Upper School faculty

by Haleigh Miller, '12, News Section Editor. In the coming 2010-2011 school year, two new teachers will join the Upper School faculty, Mrs. Mary Zimmerman and Mr. John Graves. Both are CCDS alumni, and will be great additions to the community.

CCDS freshmen surviving, so far…

CCDS freshmen surviving, so far…

02 September 2010

By Haleigh Miller '12, News Section Editor. As they walk through the doors, their eyes tend to grow larger. Some suddenly begin to perspire, shake, or silently swear. For many students just coming into the ninth grade, high school can be something exciting, stressful, or just an abyss with a giant question mark hovering in front of the unknown.

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Missing computers still missing

Missing computers still missing

02 September 2010

By Avery Maier '13, News Editor. Many students can’t wait until the day when they can get their new computer. The excitement builds and finally they walk into the tech office and get that new machine. On August 17, when students eagerly walked into the tech office, their smiles slowly changed into frowns as they learned they wouldn’t be getting their new machines that day because Toshiba had messed up Country Day’s order.

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New chemistry teacher joins US faculty

New chemistry teacher joins US faculty

31 August 2010

By Sally Portman ’13, Contributor. This year, Audra Jenkins will join the CCDS Upper School Science Department as a chemistry teacher.

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HUMOR: Try your hand at Movie opposites!

HUMOR: Try your hand at Movie opposites!

30 August 2010

By Claire Heinichen '11, Lighter Fare Section Editor. Every once in a while, while reading through the many fabulous articles on The Scroll, you are bound to feel a little restless, and in need of some nerological boosting. So, if you feel the need for a little jumpstart, why not play a game?!

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Varsity girls tennis off to hot start, expects promising post-season runs

Varsity girls tennis off to hot start, expects promising post-season runs

30 August 2010

By Meg Lazarus '13, Contributor. The small but spirited group has amassed some notable early season accomplishments and have their eyes set on a promising post-season run.

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Tips for traveling Europe–learn the exchange rate, the dining etiquette, and don’t forget to flush!

Tips for traveling Europe–learn the exchange rate, the dining etiquette, and don’t forget to flush!

29 August 2010

By Ali Breneman '11, Contributor. This summer, Ali explored Europe with her brothers, Nathan and Kevin, and her parents. She shares her family's mishaps and escapades to offer her top ten travel tips.

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Treasured teachers Mrs. Rockwell and Mrs. Menter bid adieu to CCDS

19 June 2010

By Rebecca Miller, '12, A&E Section Editor. As the 2009-2010 school year ended, CCDS said good-bye to two teachers that have inspired countless students to reach higher and dream bigger than they thought they could. Together, Mrs. Marge Rockwell and Mrs. Bobbie Menter have taught a combined 46 years in CCDS’s Middle and Lower Schools. Mrs. Rockwell will be leaving the CCDS community to move to Atlanta with her husband, and Mrs. Menter will be retiring from teaching.

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Armstead’s run to state caps off successful girls track season

Armstead’s run to state caps off successful girls track season

13 June 2010

By Avery Maier '13, News Editor On Friday, June 4th, 2010, Erika Armstead finished third in the Ohio state long jump event. This strong finish brought to a close a season in which the Indians won their third consecutive MVC championship and their 20th district title since 1985.

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New teachers to join Upper School faculty

New teachers to join Upper School faculty

07 June 2010

by Haleigh Miller, '12, News Section Editor. In the coming 2010-2011 school year, two new teachers will join the Upper School faculty, Mrs. Mary Zimmerman and Mr. John Graves. Both are CCDS alumni, and will be great additions to the community.

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Lindsay Dougan investigates juniors’ summer plans

Lindsay Dougan investigates juniors’ summer plans

04 June 2010

By Lindsay Dougan, '11, Contributor. The college counseling office provides students with advice on plans for the summer, including programs at universities and exchanges abroad. These programs cater to a range of interests, from engineering and biology to acting and journalism.

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Upper Schoolers garner awards

Upper Schoolers garner awards

03 June 2010

By The Scroll Staff. At this year's Upper School Awards Ceremony on June 3, select students were recognized for their scholastic, artistic, extracurricular and athletic achievements.

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Life after CCDS: Where is the class of 2010 heading to college?

Life after CCDS: Where is the class of 2010 heading to college?

02 June 2010

By Amanda Young, '11, Co-Editor-in-Chief. As the 2009-2010 school year comes to an end, it is time for the class of 2010 to move on to the next stage in their life. However, they will be fondly remembered at CCDS.

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