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

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DEDICATIO The ninth grade takes rid ' d p e m edicating the Post- script of '59 to Mrs. Scappucci. Her wisdom as a teacher and her ' warmth as a fr1end will remai n in our hearts al- ways.

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Ji' i Fira! Row, K11t'4'liIlXf Heath Alexander. Second Row, Sfamling: Bevy Hemby, ,Iena Stewart, Rene Farwell, Miss Dawson, jap Hunt, jr., Benjie Richter, Barby Hammond, julia Goode. Tbirrl Row, Sliding Board: julia Johnson, Cindy Holbrook, Randy Trotter, Buffer Williamson, Mrs. Lofton, Ellen Sargent, Davey Wright, Margo Ross, Tommy PRE- SCHUOL - Howe, Lane Richardson, Andy Salisbury, Tommy Morton. X Abseuf: Fay Shaw, julie Cramer, Renee -Iarrendt, Mark Rosenthal, joel Slesinger, K Y Phil Johnson. l 'f You came to Pre-School at Country Day School in the year 91 f 1958-1959. You set about with zest helping to fashion a pattern W which has offered security for us all and freedom for each. You have f -f learned that patterns and routines can be happily flexible to meet ' new needs. You have spent much time establishing relationships with your peers while accepting guidance from those provided to . ..,,,. t help you- R m y Your school year has presented time to work and play, time for it ., thinking, listening, and remembering. New concepts of language and ii L,' word skills have come your way. You have had time to laugh and B A be gay. Through games and rhythms, your body knows better con- aie iw?-2. ' , , trol, and your confidence has increased. Numbers have fascinated you as you have become familiar with world. French you experience as fun. your flight. adding and subtracting when you wanted the right number of pen- nies to buy juice at the store. Interpretive dancing and imaginative play and stories have developed your kinship with the dramatic Your artistic expressions in clay, paint, and crayon have foster- ed your need to create, and the thoughts and feelings you have shared have enriched your spiritual life and the life around you. You have new wings, little Pre-Schooler. We are interested in