Cincinnati Country Day School - Archive Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1957 volume:

m ' a H Hgsi'a '13 1 Ml , H l a 3 . X n . P. - Hl'b THE Cincinnati Country Day School Cincinnati, Ohio .Ja. .. :1 L . M2 A. 4 We Dedicate To the late Dr. John R. Hoskins, an effective, in- terested, and hard-wurkiug member of the Board of Trustees at Country Day, who died in February of this year. He served as a Trustee for threLe consecu- tive terms from his election in 1947 until he retired from the Board in October, 1956. He was the father of three Country Day graduates: John. '50; Bill '52; and Bob. '56. The entire school mourns the loss of Dr. Hoskins, one of its closest friends. ILVEMWML...W 5'; pub. Table of Contents 4. w wig The Archive Staff SEATHD: Tony Strauss, Secretary; Dwight Short, Business Manager; John MacElhesh, Editor. STANDING: Pat Hannah, Dick Mashburn, Tom Deuptee , Pete Miller, Bob Ryan, Toby 'IYler. ABSENT, Jack Schmidn lapp. Herbert M. Davison Headmaste: William R. Deane Mathematics Left: Albert W. Bruno Latin, Mathematics Left: Hamilton M. Brush English, Mathematics Leslie G. Irwin Dr. HemyO. Kruse French Science Alexander R. MacMahon David McDaniel Latin Athletics, Shop, Science Lee S. Partisan Charles F . Yeise: History English, History Mr. William H. Hopple Jr. M.rs. Jules D. Williams Lower School Teachers Miss Omha Ann Gatch Mr. Thomas E. Boone Mrs. Howard C. Rice DI. Louis Pogner Mrs. John Stedman ' Vi Mrs. J. David McDaniel Secretary Mrs. William J. Btockman Academ ic Secretary Mrs Lee S Pattison Mrs. Edward C. Schlotman Assistant Secretary The Kitchen Staff: L. to R.: Gladys Poe, Alice Wackez, Maye McGuire, Stella. Whitton, Margert Meyer,Gamet Bowman, Clara. Reeves. 5 ' The CUStodians A ,1 -WE William Mac MacGujxe Gordon Bonnell Orian Slim Gillespie JAMES H. COATES llJimmyll Footba119,10,11,12; Soccer 9,10, 11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Gambou liars 9,10,11,12; Scroll 10,11,12; Play 11. GRENVILIE M. GOODER J'R. Gran Football 9,10,11; Basketball 10,11; Soccer 12; Baseball 10,11; Gam- boliers Scroll 9,10; Play 9,10,11. CHARLES B. GOWI. Chuck Football 11,12; Soccer 11,12; Gamboh'ers 11,12; Scroll 11,12; Archive 12; Play 12. THOMAS E. HATFIELD an ll Footba119,10,11,12; Basketball 10, 11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Scxoll 11,12. DONAID B. HIGHLANDS IYDODII Football 10,11,12; Soccer 10,11, 12; Track 11; Gamboliers 10,11, 12; Scroll 9,10; Play 11,12. JOHN H. McELFRESH Mac Soccer 10,11,12; Track 11; Scroll 10,11,125 Archive 12; Play 10,11. l4 RICHARD A. MASHBURN Dick Football 9,10,11,12; Soccer 9,10, 11,12; Baseball 9,10,11; Track 12; Student Council 9,10,11; Gambo- liers 9,10,12; Sar0119,10,11,12; Archive 12; Play 12. PIERO MELCI-HORRI Spaghetts Football 11,12; Soccer 10,11,12; Track 11; Scroll 11,12; Play 11, ; 12. LOUIS T. MELIINGER 1011 Basketball 11,12; Track 11; Tennis 12; Scroll 11,12; Archive 12. PETER R. MEIER Pete Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9, 10,11,123Baseba119; Tennis 10; Track 11; Student Council 11,12; Scr0119,10,11,12; Archive 12; Play 9,10,11,12. 16 Football 9 ,10,11,12; Basketball 9; Soccer 10,11; Weights 12; Track 11. CHARLES H. MOORE Charley DWIGHT H. SHORT II Ike Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10, 11,12; Baseball 10,115 Student Council 123 Gamboliers 10,11,12; Scroll 10,11,123 Archive 12; Play 10,11,12; Track 12. JAMES M. STRAUS Jim Basketb3119,10,11,12; Tennis 9,1 10,11,12; Student Council 9,10; Gamboliers 9 ,10,11,12. CARL A. STRAUSS JR. Ton ll Football 9 ,10,11,12; Basketball 9, 10,11; Soccer 12; Tennis 9,10; Track 11,12; Student Council 9, 10,11,12; Scr0119,10,11,12; A:- chive 12;P1ay 9 ,10,11,12. FIRST ROW: P. Weston, B. White, G. Meyers, P. Hannah. SECOND ROW: A. Woodward, F. MacLean, B. Ryan, B. Schmidt. THIRD ROW: N. Dougherty, M. Peck, G. Rau. FOURTH ROW: A. Conroy, J. Johnson, T. Deupree. FIFTH ROW: D. Wentworth, S. Warm, J. Sch- midlapp, J. Acomb. N.Dougherty. . . . . . . . . . Pres. J. Johnson ..... . . . . . V. Pres. S. Warm . . . . ..... . Sec.-Tres. FRONT ROW: J. Mickam, W. Heathcote, D. Wright, R. Arms, R. Wagner. BACK ROW: H. Luhrman, P. Vissex, R. Lazarus, T. Tyler, J. Giannestras, G. Euskixchen, J. Levin, R. Vogle, P. Shams, R. Reeves. R.Eeaves.............Pres. F.Strauss........... V.?res. W. Heathcote . . . . . . .Sec.-Tres. FRONT ROW: R. Schneider, C. Bosworth, P. Lowry, S. Dimmitt, P. Hinkle, D. Schmidt, R. Von Benken. BACK ROW: B. Clark, W. Hansen, C. Miller, S. Schwartz, S. Schmidt, G. Gillesu pie, J. More, D. Schroeder, A. Luther, P. Klausmeyer, D. Motch, D. Swigert, H. Wmener. J.More..............P:es. S.Schwa.rtz..........V.Pres. P.IHinkle . . . . ..... Sec.-Tres. FRONT ROW: M. Lippincott, R. Donaldson, J. Pogue, B. Strickland, B. Custer, P. McCalmont, B. Miller, M. Caldwell. BACK ROW: A. Joseph, J. Mount, 5. Smith, N. Niehoff, J. Hassan, T. Palmer, S. Marx, J. Randolph, J. Berk, D. Gamble. S.Smith............. Pres. S.Marx............V.Pres. B.Miller..........Sec.-Tres. FIRST ROW: J. Arms, J. Reis, L. Reed, D. Arms. SEwND ROW: W. Crane, J. Schmidt, J. Shetterly, P. Stern. THIRD ROW: R. Bowman, F. G. Baldwin, R. Levick, J. Perry. FOURTH ROW: J. Messer, T. Joseph, M. Pease, R. Jordan. FIFTH ROW: D. Hinsch, J. Pabst, T. Bal- c0m, M. Smith, J. Landsman. SIXTH ROW: T. Kreimer, V. Dteschet. J. Shetterly ..... . . ..... Pres. T. Joseph . . . . . ..... .V. Pres. F. G. Baldwin . . . . . . .Sec.-Tres. 5 Sixth Grade , ; , .3, ' r , 729$ :73 n. wack, ' n m. w , Area TOP ROW: Hulbert Tytus, Thomas Foote, Lawrence Rhodes, Grant Haffner, Jack LassoE, Craig Hausa, Ralph Nelson, Michael Shriner. BOTTOM ROW: Rick Yeiser, Robert Peck, Daniel Wright, MI. William Hopple, Charles Powers, Polk Laffoon, William Clark. ABSENT: Roscoe Haclmey. Fifth Grade TOP ROW: Thomas Comey, Douglas Warner, William Wyler, Michael Lowman, Stuart Hamilton, Jay McDaniel, John Rowe, William Klansmeyer. MDDLE ROW: John Minor, Roland Corning, Max Sales, Mr. Thomas Boone, Carson Custer, Lloyd Zacharias, Steven Mendelsohn. BOTTOM ROW: Robert Wunsch, Roger Loth, Harvey Eggers, Frederick Johnson, Richard Levin, Patrick Kelly. . IO x1 Fourth Grade TOP ROW: Bob Alexander, Bobo Rjehle, Rob Shetterly, Steve Deupree, Robin Robinson, Latd Davis, Jocko Magro, John Dale. MIDDLE ROW: Buzz Chatfield, Gerry Pattison, Carol Welch, Frances Perry, Mrs. John A. Stedmau, Hank Yeiser, John Mattes, Trux Emerson. BOTTOM ROW: Peter Hausberg, Tim Mathis, Dick Hopple, Dick Reis, Duppie Townson, Kim Chatfield, Bucky Niehoff, Walter Deane. Third Grade TOP ROW: Penelope Custer, Roger Williams, Ben Tate, Dryden Jones, David Rice, Joseph Kniffin, Gary Las- soiif, George Brown. MIDDLE ROW: John Rich, David Park, Nathan Laffoon, Angelina Harmon, Miss Virginia Blackburn, Richard Curtin, Douglas Wilt, Lewis Hoffman, Thomas Block. BOTTOM ROW: John Stevenson, Frederick Hinkle, Bonnie Clark, Louise Taft, Ann Hopple, Andrew Stewart, Thomas Davis, Pamela Heinichen. ABSENT: Katheri ne Dowd. E Ere; Second Grade TOP ROW: Gordon Deane, Reppie Pogue, Robin Smith, Mark Hausbm'g, Mrs. McCallum, Mike Welch, Henry Berna, Blake Emerson, Chris Chatfield. MIDDLE ROW: Poppy Yeiser, Chip Wulsin, Joan Mack, Nancy Magro, Lin Yeiser, Graeme Hopple, Scott Doepke, Craig Maier. BOTTOM ROW: Beth Marsh, Sigsy Jones, Tony Bul- lock, Carol Berne, Craig Ruxton,Tommy Pettengill, Bruce McDaniel. ABSENT: Lynne Gellenbeck. First Grade TOP ROW: Robbie Bellucci, Mike Rice, George Chatfield, Timmy Brown, Miss Mary Jane Kammeron, Pete: Palm, Tony Woodward, Harry Kniffin, Melanie Heinichen. MIDDLE ROW: David Boswell, David Whittaker, Elaine George, Michael Kelly, Charles Deupxee, Laura Hopple, Nancy Bruckex, ChIiStY Moore. BOTTOM ROW: Ginny Taft, Mike Maier, Pam Robinson, Bizzie Chatiield, Don Williams, Wilson Boswell, Cynthia Perry, Clifford Wright III. ABSENT: Victoria. Magro. 1gag KINDERGARTEN; TOP ROW: Mrs. McDaniel, Holly Smith, Peter Brush, Debbie Hatch, Karen Maiet, Louise Yeiser, Torn Minor, Ben Moore, Elaine Pauly, Mrs. Simmons. MIDDLE ROW: Terry Terrill, Bunny Smith, George Ives, Mary Asbury, Lawson Wulsin, Ellen Yeiser, Patsy Robinson, Chester Beme. BOTTOM ROW: Cathy Berne, Kare 11 Rice, Martha Schuster,Tad Lawrence, Jim Alexander, Brunie Sutphjn, John Hauck, Lee Wulsin, Spencer Chupin, Steve Bullock. ABSENT: Foster Reed. ' NURSERY SCHOOL; TOP ROW: Mrs. Williams, Witty Fowler, Jenny Lawson, Molly Hirons, Charles Sales, , Babette Meyer, Brian Williams, Mike Simpson, Diane Doepke, Ellen PeaseJ Mrs. Rice. BOTTOM ROW: Eric George, Christy Townson, Moe Wright, Sally Brucker, Eric Yeiser, Terry Curtin, Susan Rice, Sandy Kaiser, Terry Schaefer, Luke Boswell, Lissa Pogue, Sara Harmon: ABSENT: Eddie Gellenbeck, Chris Priemer, Benjy Magro, Gordy Warner. 5' ; 5. s FIRST ROW: Paul Weston MGRL Pat Hannah, Rick VonBenken, David Swigert, Phil Hinkle, Sandy Dimmitt, Charles Bosworth, Don Wright, Joe Glassmeyer, Bill White, Jack Schmidlapp GMRL SECOND ROW: Chuck Cowl, Don Highlands, Ned Daugherty, Tony Strauss Co-Cath, Tom Hatfield Co-Ca1pql D. H. Short, Piero I Melchion'i, Dick Mashburn. THIRD ROW: Mr. McDaniel CoachL Will Heathcote, Peter Strauss, Lou Mellin- , get, Tom Deupree, Pete Klausmeyer, Millard Peck, Fred MacLean, Pieter Visser, George Rau, Rick Lazarus, I John McElersh, John Acomb, Andy Conroy, Gren Gooder, Jim Giannestras, Henry Lubrmau, Steve Schmidt, Andy Luther, Mt. Bruno. FOURTH ROW: Rick Schneider, Jim Coates, Peter Miller, Rusty Reaves, Don Sch- roeder, Rick Arms, Charles Anderson, Rick Wagner. Tom Hatfield Tony Strauss 1 Co-Captains RECORD CCDS ..... 6 Indian Hill ...... 12 CCDS ..... '1 Columbus . . . . . . .26 CCDS ..... 7 Park .......... 19 CCDS ..... 0 Milford ........ 34 CCDS ..... 20 Sharonville ...... '7 CCDS . . . . . 19 New Richmond . . . .13 CCDS . . . . . 33 O.M.I ......... 19 CCDS ..... '7 Louisville ...... 2'7 CCDS ..... 42 Batavia ........ 20 I9,d...w.. mo....l 9 pm7 w: 'nnu '11 '13-! Varsity Basketball l956-57 FRONT: Tom Deupree, Paul Weston, Peter Miller 1Co-Captq, D. H. Short 1Co-Capt1, Tom Hatfield, Fred MacLean. BACK: Rick Lazarus 1Mgrq Jim Johnson, Jim Sinus, Lou Mellinger,Ad Woodward, Millard Peck. John Acomb, George Rau, MI. McDaniel 1CoachJ Pete Miller CCDS ....... 32 CCDS ....... 40 CCDS ....... 4'7 CCDS ....... 55 CCDS ....... 55 CCDS ....... 65 CCDS ....... 42 CCDS ....... 4'7 CCDS ....... 59 CCDS 1 ..... 61 CCDS ....... 41 CCDS ....... 55 CCDS ....... 45 CCDS ....... 44 CCDS ....... 48 CCDS ....... 4'7 CCDS ..... . . 39 CCDS ....... 52 35 McNicholas ..... 82 Park .......... 61 Loveland . . . . . . . 58 New Richmond . . . 64 OMJ .......... 38 Felicity . . ...... 61 Milford ........ '72 Holy Cross ...... 50 Indian Hill ...... '74 OMI .......... 48 Louisville ....... 66 Madeira ........ 6'7 Milford........'71 Louisville . . . . . . .72 Holy Cross ...... 47 Park .......... 61 Greenhills ...... '70 New Richmond . . . 55 D. H. Short J-V Basketball '10P ROW: Steve Schwartz, Toby Tyler, Charlie Anderson, Steve Schmidt, Andy Luther, Coach Charles Yeiser. BOTTOM ROW: Harrison Warrener, Charlie Bosworth, Rusty Reaves, Jerry Levin, Jim Giannestras, Don Shroeder. Record 'he Junior Varsity basketball team accomplished the best acord a Country Day I.V. team has had, winning ten games nd losing six. Although handicapped by its lack of height yith only one boy over six feet, the team compensated for Jat by its fight and desire to win. Led by co-captains Rusty eaves and Jerry Levin, the team had double wins over Park chool of Indianapolis and Louisville Country Day and single 'ins over Loveland, O.M.I., Felicity, New Richmond, Holy 2:055, and Indian Hill. Rounding out the first team with eaves and Levin were Steve Schmidt. Don Shroeder, and yndy Luther. Jim Giannestras. Charlie Bosworth, Toby 'yler, Rick Von Benken, and Charlie Anderson served as ery adequate replacements. I I 1y i; 37 Soccer FIRST ROW: R. Arms, R. Wagner. SECOND ROW: P. Melchiorri, J. McNeil, J. McElfesh, R. Lazarus, R. Vogel. 4 THIRD ROW: H. Luhrman, S. Warm, B. White, J. Coates, C. Gowl, D. Mashbmn, W. Heathcote, MI. Brush, AB- SENT: G. Gillespie, T. Strauss, P. Strauss, D. Wentworth, D. Highlands, G.Gooder. - u gghwhu SEATED: Mr. Yeiser, R. Wagner, J. Coates, T. Hatfield, J. Johnson, D. Shroeder, S. Schmidt. STANDING: P. Lowry, S. Schmidt, F. MacLean, R. Reaves, A. Luther, P. Hinkle, D. Schmidt. CCDS CCDS CCDS CCDS CCDS CCDS CCDS CCDS CCDS CCDS CCDS CCDS CCDS Varsity Baseball Record IndianHill...... 1 New Richmond . . . . 1 O.M.I.......... 1 Park ........ . . 3 Park .......... l Milford........l7 Wyoming . . ..... 1'7 Goshen . . . ..... 10 mdianHill...... l Locklaud........ l7 Louisv ille ....... 1 Louisv ille ....... 2 St . Thoma s ...... 0 CAPTAIN 39 David Wentworth, Lou Melhngex, Pete Visor, Steve Warm , Jimmy Straus, Jerry Levin, MI. Brush, Gil Gillespie; Rick Lazarus, Rick Arms, Pete Strauss. Tennis Squad Captain CCDS . . CCDS CCDS . . CCDS CCDS CCDS . CCDS CCDS . . CCDS . CCDS ccps. ccns.. on-II-tmmwwwwppo. Record Indian Hill . . . . 0 Indian Hill . . . . 1 Bellvue . ..... 1 Deer Park ..... 2 Purcell ..... . . 2 New Woodward . .2 Xavier...... 3 Mariemont . . . . 3 E1der........3 Withrow ...... 4 Holmes ..... . 4 Wyoming.... . .5 4-0 State Champ George Rau, Ned Dougherty, D. H. Short, Charlie Moore, Tony Strauss, MI. McDaniels, Jim Giannastrous, Millard Peck, Andy Conroy, Will Heathcote, Dick Mashburn, Robbin Vogel. Track Team a Cheerleaders Janie Bosworth, Nancy Gay, Pepper Deupree, Ann Ritchey, Cindy Terrill, Sugie Lane. Weightlifting Andy Conroy 1h This year a new sport was added to Country k h i h Day's activities through the efforts of 1 Andrew Conroy, Charles Moore, and Ned ' Dougherty. These three boys established a weightlifting club which operated during the winter sports'program. The sole pm:- pose of the sport is to develop the boys' bodies. As yet, there has been no out- side competition, but there is the possibility of this in future years. 42 Charlie Moore Left to Right, BOTTOM ROW: D. Gamble, V. Drescher. 2nd ROW: J. Pogue, B. Custer, P. MCCalmont, J. Mil- ler, J. Mount. TOP ROW: J. Randolph, J. Hassan, S. Marx, J. Berk, Mt. Yeiser. Hacker Basketball Country Day . . Country Day . . . Country Day . . . Country Day . . . Country Day . . . Country Day . . . Country Day . . . 43 0 Country Day .. . . Country Day. . . . Country Day . . . . Won 9 19 ...... Park ....... 51 . . . . .Milford ..... 27. . . . . .St. Bernard . . 49. . . . . .Terrace Park . 36. . . . . .Sycamoze. . . .- . . . 32 39. . . . . .Mariemont . 45......Madei1'a 51 ...... Indian Hill . . . 48 ...... Milford . . . . 46 ...... Summit ..... . Lost 1 7 and 8 Basketball ..31 ..24 ..19 ..35 .18 . 29 . 14 . 28 26 7th 8 8th Football Record Country Day . . . . 20 Park .......... 6 Coume Day . . . . 21 St. Bernard ...... 6 Country Day . . . .13 Wyoming . . . . . . 20 CountryDay....2'7 Summit........0 Country Day . . . . 2'7 Milford ......... 0 Won 4 - I Lost 1 N TP'ngii d'LY ii. .-L w Left to right, BOTTOM ROW: J. Randolph, J. Messer, R. Bowman, P. McCalmont, B. Custer, J. Reis, Levick, R., B. Strickland. TOP ROW: M. Lippencott, J. Pogue, D. Gamble, T. Palmer, S. Marx, J. i Hassan, J. Mount, Mr. Irwin. 7th 8 8th Baseball Record Country Day . . . . 5 Mariemont ...... 2 Counuy Day . . . . 10 Wasaka . . . ..... 6 Country Day . . . . 3 Madeira ........ 5 L Country Day . . . . 20 Indian Hill ...... 5 Country Day . . . . 10 O.M.I .......... 2 L Country Day . . . . 8 Indian Hill . . . . . 4 L CountryDay....16 Summit.........5 Country Day . . . . 9 Wasaka ........ 5 44 Basketball C.C.D.S. . . 18 . C.C.D.S. . . 15 . C.C.D.S. . . 14 . C.C.D.S. . . 14 . C.C.D.S. . . 1'7 . . C.C,D.S. . . 22 . . C.C.D.S, . . 3'7 . C.C.D.S. . . 18 . WON 4 FIRST ROW: Rick Levin, Fred Johnson, Pat Kelly, Bobby Peck, Rick Yeiser, Robbie Wunsch, Mitch Eggets, Jay McDaniel, John Minor, Fred Zachaxias. STANDING: Hully Tytus, Craig HauseI, Larry Rhodes, Ross Hackney, Tom Foote, Jack Lassoff, Grant Haffnet. Ralph Nelson, MI. u Pattison !CoachL . ST. BERNARD. . . FAIRFAX. . . . . . ST. BERNARD. . . SUMMIT. . . . . . FAIRFAX . . . . a CONCORD. . . . . INDIAN HILL . . . WASAKA . . . . LOST 4 5 8 6 Sports Qihvp Football C.c.D.S. '7...WASAKA 7 C.C.D.S. 0...SUMMIT..... 33 C.C.D.S....0...SUMMIT..... 36 C.C.D.S. . . . 0 . . . LOTSPIBCH .. . 21 C.C.D.S. . . . o . . . LOTSPIECH. . . 7 FIRST ROW: Grant Haffner, Tom Foote, Hully Tytus. SEATED: Tommy Comey, J ohn Minor, Rick Yeiset, Robbie Wunsch, Ralph Nelson, Bobby Peck. THIRD ROW: Craig Hauser, Jack Lassoff, Mr. Irwin C0acl'q, Ross Hackney, Mike Lowman, Larry Rhodes. BasebaH C.C.D.S. o LOTSPIECH 6 c.c.D.s. 0 FAIRFAX 1o c.c.D.s. 5 SUMMIT 4 C.C.D.S. 8 WASAKA 3 , c.c.D.s. 7 LOTSPIECH e , c.C.D.s. a FAIRFAX 13 First Annual Senior-Faculty Softball Game Seniors 9- Faculty 6 ALBERT W. BRUNO winner of Outstanding Faculty Player Award given by the Senior Class, May 29, 1957 46 Upper School Fall Dance Orchestra Parent-Teacher Night Christmas Sale Remedial Reading r .L 'J , Ed, play Alice that , Beethoven thing you wrote. 1:2 . . . here's da. flies, Rheba . . . Y O I U T C W A I IN 'WN T T H T w . , W Y A 12;; r: ' O K x I III x I U E . . . and if MI. Kolenloff comes . . . . . . what do you think, Mr. De Pin- :13? 3x E x $ FRONT ROW: T. Tyler, J. Giannestras, R. Reaves, J . Schmidlapp, D. Wright, P. Weston, R. Arms, D. Mashbum, M. Peck, R. Wagner. C. Bosworth, J. Coates. BACK ROW: G. Rau, N. Daugherty, G. Cowl, J. Straus, T. Deupree, G. Gooder, D. Highlands,J. Acomb, D. Wentworth, D. H. Short, MI. Brush. Gamboliers D.Q C. Gowl, N. Doughexty, J. Schmidlapp, P. Weston, R. Arms, R. Wagner, D.H. Short, .1. Coates, MI. Brush. Q VH on: Curmeis, : C V ..: .u, de umdmr Ca . U r C ' t 2 , . m :orm 0! -5 Ms They have ,2 ' - ' .: 73 adv 55 5rd as Fz'HdST 10;: U and -, C . :mmmf The newer 2 fhe awms amd pu SUMNJ' -v ?.fo 43, CD' NH: 'BC'Wd G; T'Jsi 1 En; ICI- Celemm .2. ;:.v'r.1'1'.;:25; Ha 115' ar, Re 4 .ICOEE'J SPECHAL ;; FUNDS FOR e suome shand :19 ac, wnh a BIMC En Up YO HIE ,' :rowds 0f peopie m: 3:2' 2P1:1J.xr 1 different phases Acts As TU.;i:.n Suppx The Scroll Staff l956-57 ! Hm? 'HC'D Herr: FIRST ROW' Toby Tyler, Dick Mashbum, Jim Coates Pete Miller. SECOND ROW:Dw1ght Shqrt, Tony Strauss Tom Deupree, John McElfresh, Lou Mellinger. Absent, Tom Hatfield SITTING: N. Daugherty, T. Strauss, D. Short. STANDING: P. Hinkle, J. More, W. Heath- cote, S. Schwartz, R. Reaves, P. Miller, J. Johnson, S. Warm. P. Strauss- Student Council T.Strauss................Pres. D. Short. ........ . . . ..... V. Pres. N. Dougherty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sec.-Treas. Fraternities Delta Beta The Delta Beta Chapter of the Country Day School was formed in the fall of nineteen fifty- six, after a brea k-way from the old Wyoming-Country Day organization of previous years. Al- though the majority of the membership constitutes Country Day boys. the fraternity is also rep- resented at Terrace Park and Indian Hill Schools. This year the fraternity held its rush party dinner at the residence of 'D.H.' Short, the presi- dent of the chapter. Afterwards, the boys went to Castle Farms for dancing and a show. In the spring, the members volunteered their time to the Heart Fund Drive by preparing kits. A party was given during Easter vacation for the children at the Children's Convalescent Home. There were also numerous fraternity parties held during the year. Country Day members are: Dwight Short, Pres.; Jack Schmidlapp, Sec.; Donald High- lands, Treas.; Ned Dougherty, Corr. Sec.; Rick Arms; Pete Strauss; Rick Lazarus; Will Heathcote; George Ran; Add Woodward; and Pieter Visser. B. O. A. This past year was a highly successful one for the B.O.A . Fraternity at Country Day and Indian Hill Schools. The year sta rted with fifteen active members, and with the addition of twelve pledges the fraternity was the biggest it has been in recent years. The pledging season started with the rush party on October 27. A dinner was held at Piero Melchiorri's and addi- tional entertainment followed. Besides these events, there were numberous parties all during the sea son. Activities ended with a successful party following graduation- a suitable ending for one of B.O.A.'s best years. Country Day members of the B.O.A. Fraternity are: Pete Miller, Pres.; Tony Strauss and Chuck Gowl, Vice Pres.; Tom Hatfield, Treas.; Jim Johnson, Sec.; Tom Deupree, Millard Peck. Fred MacLean, Charles Moore, Gren Gooder, Jim Coates, Piero Melchiorri, Dick Mash- bum, Andy Conroy, Jim Giannestras, Rusty Reeves, Toby Tyler, Rick Wagner. R. T. The Country Day members of the Wyoming-Walnut-Hills-Country Day Chapter of the R.T. fraternity are: Jim Straus, Paul Weston. Steve Warm, and George Meyers. Demolition --- October, 1956 East Wing --- February, 1957 School Building 1940 BELOW LEFT: East Wing -- J anuaxy 1957. BELOW RIGHT: South Approach --- February, 1957. MAyoE 2N cLASS, 6 ur NoT AT SPORTS! Thank you HAMHTONM- 3V5h rm '1; 3 I NTEREsTiNe? :3: i 1 g i ? 13 FINE AND UP: 9r, su G'AR CANDY.... i NOW - : uaevvzllt I'Z BUT 1.1.6sz To , , I DANGER ThEAIJSWERJSIR. iN HAND- VALLEY SHOP-IN 7617 READING RD. 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