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

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THI THE LIFE harlotte Country Day School not only has the finest teachers and handpicked students but it also has the most air conditioned hallways of any school around. The Upper and Lower School campus differs from other schools in one particular way: all of the classrooms open to the outside. There are no hallways. On sunny days, in the spring and fall, students get the advantages of lying out in the sun at lunchtime and free periods, or breathing a little fresh air in between classes. In the winter and on rainy days it can be more of are no hallways, the under- classmen lockers are outside. Many students have noticed that during the winter months bringing a bag lunch and keeping it in outside lockers until lunch time can result in frozen food. Also, if it is cold or rainy, students have to carry coats around all day and put them on to walk from class to class. Most students feel that an open-air campus is freer and has a more relaxed atmos- phere. What a life! a disadvantage. Since there More candy bars? Sophomores Frances Robiscek and Mary Elizabeth Johnson spend their free period selling candy bars. The profits from the sale sent the Varsity Volleyball team to Charleston. Making the grade Senior Catherine Martin seeks help from Mrs. Richards during their free time. 10fStudent Life A perfect six! Junior Maria Vasquez IS Beau Stoneman s lucky number Six

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