Sophie Weinstein ‘13, LifeStyle Editor. With the bevy of fall treats advertised throughout autumn the options can be overwhelming. One of the most popular and ubiquitous desserts every fall is pumpkin pie! In order to determine the most “mouth-watering” from the other potential pies, I got together with food expert Holly Dayton ‘13, Baking Club leaders Julia Murphy ‘13 and Isabelle McAlevey ’13, as well as some eager food enthusiasts for a serious taste test.

By Holly Dayton ’13, Lens Section Editor. While most of the Junior class was gone last weekend, engaging in frivolous outdoor activities like white-water rafting and rappelling, some studious Juniors were at home working away.

By Matt McFarland ‘15, Contributor. With wins versus every single team in the MVC conference plus big wins versus D1 schools of Colerain and Turpin, it was no surprise that the CCDS Boys’ Golf Team handily won the MVC Championship by 16 strokes. The morale boost provided by the MVC championship should help the team build momentum as they try to accomplish their goal of qualifying for and excelling at states again this year.

By Victoria Mairal-Cruz ‘12, Lens Editor. Across the country and around the world, Country Day students tasted various versions of the irresistible treat. Put down your books, sit back, and read on for tales of students’ encounters with this delectable dessert, and to discover who has the best ice cream!

Big time games are about big time decisions. Ping-pong is a sport of quick decisions, precise shots, and controlling emotions. The momentum of a game can switch in one second if these three things do not go in your favor. As Michael Barton ’13 and Patrick Wildman ’14 learned, in a game with so much at stake, emotions run high and the game can quickly turn around when you aren’t in the right mindset.

Video Shot and Edited by Ilana Habib ‘11, Photography Section Editor
On Thursday, December 2nd, 2010, Cincinnati Country Day School witnessed the most epic ping-pong match in history. Seniors Rob Pierce and Cody Pomeranz took on sophomore Michael Barton and freshman Patrick Wildman in the final round of the CCDS Ping-Pong tournament (organized by senior Elizabeth Blackburn). Words do not do it justice. Watch the video and see it for yourself.

By Victoria Mairal-Cruz, ‘12, Contributor. The Investment Club was created at the beginning of this year by freshmen Michael Barton, club President, and Jack Willingham, Vice President. When Barton began high school, he “convinced” Jack to help him start the club, and “the rest is history.”

By Cody Pomeranz, ‘11, Sports Section Editor. The Indians headed to Louisville this past weekend for the Kings of the Bluegrass Tennis Team Championship and came back with the title. Pictured: Michael Barton, ‘13, second singles player.