Charlotte Country Day School - Postscript Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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41. Hsin Ns 111-. .7 .I rxw-Rig I 5 Top Row: Mrs. Copses, Mr. Wright, Mr. Howe, Mr. Evans. Srmml Row: Mrs. Ruse, Mrs. Livingston, Mrs. W'inter, Mrs. Hagen, Mrs. Loftin, Mrs. SlIum.Ikc. M' 1 Boflom Raw: Mrs. Livingston, Miss Gladish. Mrs. Storey, Mrs. Frech, Mrs. Sargent, Miss iIV,f M X Dawson, Mrs. Scappucci, Miss Mills. N' . ' l . ,, i i FACU LTY II E xr R Q X MR. DAVID L. I-IOWE , . . . . . . , ....., . Hmdizzasfvr X E MR. ERNEST B. VVRIGHT Dean, English, I-Iixlur-V, Ninfb Grailf' ff -f-f MRS. LAURENCE LIVINGSTON Latin, Frvnrlu, Eiglvfh Grafli' MRS. E. BRYANT FRECH English, History, Sl'l'l'l1fl7 Grazia' EJ, , E 2 MRS. JIMMY RUSE . . Matbcfnzatifs, Englixlz, Sz'Ifvnll1 Gruilv -Y. MR. EMLYN EVANS , English, Matlwniaiivx, Sivfb Grarli' MRS. ROBERT E. SARGENT . Fifflw Graflc Ti MRS. ALVIN B. STOREY, Fourth Grazia' El MRS. M. R. LIVINGSTON , Tbinl Grailc MRS. GORDON WINTERS . . Sammi Graaff' MRS, JAMES L. CALIJER . . Srmml Grail:- MISS MARILYN MILLS, , . . . Firxf Grim'v MISS PONCIE DAWSON . . Pri'-Sulwol MRS. THOMAS S. LOFTON I'rr-Srlwol Assixlanl MRS. D. L. SCAPPUCCI . Sririzw MRS. SHIRLEY E. SI-IUMARE. , Ell'llll'l1ft1l'y I:l't'l'1l'l7 MRS. MILTON HAGEN Gmgrajrlwy, I,ilzrur'y MRS. DALE W. BOOOUS Gmgrupby MRS. GROVER B. WALTLIRS Girls, Afblvfirs MRS. RALPH SPAINHOUR . Piano MRS. BRYCE ILEY .,.... ,Muxiv MRS. ERNEST G. COPSES . Scfrrrtary MISS MAE GLAIIISH . . 'I'r'a:1xjvrarfufim1 I A

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. hL lbw As graduation draws near, the Ninth Grade Extra-curricular activities have kept us busy. Class looks back over a year that holds fond mem- ories. We are grateful to Mr. Wright, our teacher, and to Mrs. Guion and Mrs. Huey, grademothers, for their help in making this a memorable year. There are memories of work: the short story in English and weekly reports in History. There are memories of play: sports, picnics, and dances. The boys were on the senior football team and also coached the boys of the lower grades. All of the girls were on the basketball team. Susan Mc- Carty, Madeline Anderson, Lorne Lassiter, and Molly Shaw were ninth grade cheerleaders. We are very proud of Robin Wright, first to win the Victor Ludorum Trophy for achievement on Sports Day. Fun-a picnic early in the year at Camp Stew- art and Mr. Wright jumping rope! Our teachers and some parents having fun with us at the square dance last November. The Class party after the Christmas Breakfast. The semi-formal dance in March with the Catalinas playing for us and our guests. Lorne was president of the Student Council with able assistance from Madeline, Susan, Robin, and Woody Efird. Robin and Tommy Huey were mem- bers of the Boosters. Molly, Anne, Lorne, Tommy Huey, and Tommie Covington composed the An- nual staff and Mary Jane, Anne, and Tommie Covington were on the editorial board of the Monilor. Mary Jane, Anne, and Tommy Huey helped on the Chapel committee. V'e were successful at the Science Fair with Tommie Covington winning a first place, Mary Jane and Anne each a second place, and Tommy Huey an honorable mention. May Day, with Lorne our Queen, Madeline and Susan her attendants, the other six girls members of the court, and the boys, our escorts and am- bassadors, will never be forgotten. We will cherish these memories, but, most of all, we shall never forget Country Day and its guid- ance! fi milf -lr -A .4