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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1959 volume:

'IIiE ZKRIHHIVHE 1959 CIN CIN N ATI COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL WE DEDICATE, This issue of the Archive to Mrs. William J. Btockman and Mrs. Edward C. Schlotman--two long time members of the School family who are as much responsible for the smooth running of Country Day as anyone, from the Trustees on down. 6mm??? These two secretaries have a total of nearly twentyeeight years of loyal service under three headmasters of the School, Mrs. Brockman came in May, 1944, during Harwood Ellists last year; and Mrs. Schlotman followed in August, 1945, after Ronald Dixon's first year. With the exception of one year's interruption both have been here ever since and have seen the growth from 63 boys to a total co- educational enrollment of 350. To recount the part that they play in the life of Country Day would be to touch every activity except actual teaching, and even here most of us realize that we have learned a lot from them. Book- store, correspondence, orders, filing, telephone, duplicating, records, helping the Archive staff and other organizations, paying salaries, and bills, bookkeeping, greeting Visitors, lending a sympathetic ear, and in general being the expeditor and steadying influence in a large and very human organization are part of their long list of accomplish- merits. We extend our warm good wishes to Florence Brockman and Maye Schlotman, and we wish them many more years of friendly, efficient helpfulness to the School. IUNTENTE Dedica'liou ........-.--.2. FRCtu ................... 5 SeNiors.....-.......--,. n Upph- School ........... 11 Lowu- SdHDOI .. . . -... .-.17 AchHies ...... v ------ 35 Spow-J-s .............. 4 Patrons ............. 5? - J' '4 14- - The Archive Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Peter Lowry, Asst. Business Mgr.; Steve Schwartz, Business MEL; Pete Strauss, Editor; Don Wright, Make -up Editor; Toby Tyler, Photography. Upper School Teachers GEORGE M. MOCLARY, A.B. English, French. PAUL H. BREUNING, A.B., M.A. Latin, History. LEE 5. PATTISON, A.B., M.A., M.Ed. History. HERBERT M. DAVISON, A.B., MA. Headmaster. HAMILTON M. BRUSH, A.B., M.A., M.Ed. English, Iatin. JOSEPH HOLIJDAY, JL, B.S.U., M.A. Mathematics. LESLIE G. IRWIN, A.B., M.A. French. WILLIAM R. DEANE, A.B.,M.A. Mathematics. CHARLES F. YIESER, A.B., M.A. English, History. VIRGINIA R. SPILLER, B.S.Ed. Remedial Reading. mewd mwmmnwma HOOOEnm J. DAVID MCDANIEL, B.S. Science, Athletic Director. HENRY P. ZIEGLER, A.B., M.Ed. Latin. GORDON R. WRIGHT, A.B. Science. Lower School Teachers Miss MARY Mrs. DOUGLAS lgaAMMERON, 3.3. McCALLUM Mr. WILLIAM HOPPLE JL, M.A. Miss DAVID LEWIS, Mrs. J.D. B.A. MCDANIEL, B.S. Miss MARY DAVIS, Mrs. HOWARD Mrs. DAVID M.B. RICE, B.S. Ed. ROSENCRANS, B.S. KW Miss ORPHA Miss V. CATCH, M.A. Ph.D. BLACKBURN, B.S. F. A Mrs. VIRGINIA Mrs. WALTER Miss JEAN GEARY, SIMMONS, A.B. JOHANN, B.A. M.A. Secretaries Mrs. WILLIAM J. BROCKMAN Mrs. LEE S. PATTISON Executive Secretary Assistant Secretary Mrs. EDWARD C. SCHLOTMAN Mrs. W.G. HAUENSTEIN Academic Secretary Lower School Secretary Librarians Mrs. CLAYTON W. WRIGHT Mrs. BRUCE F. LOWE LEFT T0 RIGHT: Mrs. Norman Reeves, Dietician; Mrs. Omar Wacker, Mrs. Donald Maphet, Mrs. Mary Calvin, Mrs. Maxwell Meyers, Mrs. Albert Poe. Maintenance LEFT TO RIGHT: Arthur Vordenberger, Harry Habenstreit, Wil- liam McGuire, Orian E. Gillespie, William Falgner. 10 .DAVID THOMAS ADLER Dave Football '58; Basketball '57,'58; Tennis '57,'58; Play 3,4; Scroll 4; Archive 3; Gamboliers 4. RICHARD GRAVES ARMS, Jr. Rick Football '55,'56,'57; Soccor '55,'56,'57; Tennis '55,'56,'57; Play 1,2,3,4; Scroll 1,2,3,4; Archive 3; Gamboliers 1,2,.3,4; D.Q. 2,3,4. 12 GEORGE JOHN EUSKIRCHEN Geor 9 Soccer '55,'56,'57,'58; Track '57,'58; Scroll 3,4; Play 2,3,4. JAY LIBSON FISHER Jay Basketball '57,'58; Tennis '57,'58; Scroll '57,'58; Archive '57,'58. 13 JAMES DUNCAN GIANNESTRAS . Jim Football '55,'56,'57,'58; Basketball '55,'56; Soccer '57; Track '55,'56,'57,'58;P1ay 3,4; Gamholiers 1,2,3,4; D.Q. 4. WILLIAM LINE HEATHCOTE ' Will Football '55,'56,'57,'58; Soccer '55,'56,'57, 58; Track '55,'56,'57,'58; Student Council 2,3,4; Play 1,2,3,4; Scroll 1,2,3,4; Archive 4. 14 HENRY ROGERS LUHRMAN Henry Football '55,'56; Soccer '55,'56,'57,'58; Play 1,2, 3,4; Archive 2,3; Gamboliers 4. JERROLD MAYER LEVIN IlJeIry-ll Basketball '55,'56,'57, 58; Tennis '55,'56,'57,'58- J Student Council 3; Scroll 3,4; Gamboliers 3,4; D.Q. 4. l5 JOHN BOGART MICKAM Jay Soccer '55,'56,'57,'58; Track 9,10; Scroll 2,3,4; Play 4. BENTON WITHAM REAVES Rusty Football '55,'56,'57,'58; Basketball '55,'56,'57,'58; Baseball '55,'56,'57,'58; Student Counci19,10,11,12; Scroll 9,10,11,12; Gamboliers 9,10,11,12. 16 RICHARD FREDERICK TYLER Tobey Basketball '55,'56,'57; Soccer '58; Baseball '55; Tennis '56,'57,'58; Scroll l,2,3,4; Archive 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Gamboliers 2,3. PETER STRAUSS Pete Football '55,'56,'57,'58; Soccer '56,'57,'58; Tennis '55,'56,'57,'58; Scroll 1,2,15,45 Archive 2,3,4; StuF dent Council 1,2,3,4; Gamboliers 1,2,3,4; D.Q. 3,4 Play 2,3,4. 17 i PIETER CLARK VISSER Pete Football '56,'57,'58; Soccer '56; Tennis '56,'57,'58; Scroll 2,3,4; Gamboliets 3,4;Play 2,3,4. ROBIN REGINALD VOGEL Bud Soccer '55,'56,'57,'58; Track '55,'56,'57,'58; Scroll4. 18 DONALD ROBERT WRIGHT IIDODII Football '55,'56,'57,'58; Basketball '55; Soccer '56,'57,'58; Tennis '55,'583 Track '56,'57;Scr011 1,2,3,4; Archive 2,3,4; Gamboliexs l,2,3,4; Play 1,2,3,4. FISHER gy LEVIN $33 REAV Es FumFa th', r'x l 7 w RiGHT Senior Caricatures $9, V r3750: EUSKIRCHEN m GIAMNESTRAS HEAYH COTE I! y :39 X LUHRHAN :UD 32 I ijg 063;; STRAU 55 Ma Q; VOC- EL kaL. Eleventh Grade BACK ROW: Wayne Hansen, Peter Blanchard, Andy Luther, Gil Gillespie, Chas. Bosworth, Gest Hodge, Don Shroeder, Butch Clark, Peter Klausmeyer. FRONT ROW: Phil Hinkle, Bruce Wolfe, Peter Lowry, Dave Zeff, Kit Johnson, Jack Shim, Steve Schmidt, Steve Schwartz. Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Peter Lowry, 360.; Andy Luther, V. Pres.; Chas. Bosworth, Pres. 22 Tenth Grade BACK ROW: Bill Crew, John Mount, Mike Grace, Andy Joseph, Bill Strickland, Steve Smith. FRONT ROW: Nick Niehoff, John Hassan, Bert Marvin, John Berk, Mike Caldwell, Bob Miller, Pete McCalmont. Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Smith, Pres.; Bob Miller, V. Pres.; Nick Niehoff, Sec. 23 BACK ROW: John Reis, Tom Joseph, Dave Arms, Pete Stem, Alan Zeff, Larry Reed, Rick Levick. FRONT ROW: Rick Armstrong, Tim Wollaeger, Jerry Pabst, Steve Straucheu, F.G. Baldwin, Ross Barrett, Jay Shetterly, Jim Schmidt. Class Officers Xv ' Ania; ' ...V' LEFT TO RIGHT: Jay Shatterly, Pres.; Jim Schmidt, V. Pres.; Rick Levick, Sec. 24 Eighth Grade .m wvv .. BACK ROW: Ross Hackney, Polk Laffoon, Jim Pierce, Steve Watson, Tom Lassoff, Tom Foote, John Brooks, Charles Powers, Larry Rhodes, Hully Tytus, Scott Lewis, Tom Schmidt. SECOND ROW: Ward Lamson, Craig Hauser, Paul Thompson, John Cohn, Tim More, Bob Peck, Azel Ames. FRONT ROW: Ralph Nelson, John Picton, Charles Gay, Dan Wright, Willy Clark, Jerry Snyder, John Cunnick, Rick Yeiser, John Phillips. Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Schmidt, Pres.,' Steve Watson, V. Pres.; Scott Lewis, Sec.; Ward Lamson, Treas. 25 Seventh Grade BACK ROW: Fred Zacharias, Doug Bradford, David Hauser, Jim Fergus, Alex Trott, Ernest Pomsel, Jay Rowe, Ci Klausmeyer, John Lippincott, Sheldon Pogue, David Parlin, Stuart Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Ben Diesbach, Steve Mehdelson, Bill Wyler, Tom Comey, Fred Johnson, Jay McDaniel, John Minor, Sandy War- ner, Harvey Fuller. FRONT ROW: Rick Levin, Eric Sittmat, Robert Goldman, Rob Wunsch, Pat Kelly, Roger Loth, John Head, Ed Schwietzer, John Armstrong, Mike Loman. Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Kelly, Pres; Sandy Warner, V. Pres.; Rob Wunsch, Sec. 26 BACK ROW: Mr. Wm. Hopple, Hank Yeiser, Bill Stem, Laird Davis, Bobo Riehle, Steve Deupree, Don Rehse, Rob Shetterly, Robin Robinson. MIDDLE ROW: Mitch Eggers, John Dale, Tim Mathis, Bob Alexander, Dick Hopple, Trux Emerson, Tony Merrell, Fritz Lowe, Bill Oberhelman. FIRST ROW: John Mattes, Buz Chatfield, Kim Chatfield, Jocko Magro, Walter Deane, Bucky Niehoff, Peter Hausberg, Dick Reis. ABSENT: Chris Stolley. ' 28 4th, 5th 8: 6th STUDENT COUNCIL STUDY HALL Kathy Dowd, Steve Deupree, Bonnie Clark, Tom Shetterly, Rob Shetterly, Kim Chatfield, Angie Harmon, Lin Yeiser, Poppy Yeiser. John Rich, Piper Andrews, Hank Yeiser, David Park, Andy Stewart, Phil Geier. Fifth Grade BACK ROW: Mr. C. Thompson, John Stevenson, Nathan Laffoon, Bonnie Clark, Tom Davis, Phil Geier, Andy Stewart, Gary Lassoff, Ben Tate. MIDDLE ROW: Bob Amidon, Piper Andrews, Dryden Jones, David Rice, George Brown, Dave Kniffin, Angie Harmon, Louise Taft. FIRST ROW: Penny Heinchen, Dick Curtin, Kathy Dowd, Ricky Hinkle, David Park, Dixon Kuhn, Taylor Simpson, John Rich. ABSENT: Ann Hopple. 29 F ourth Grade BACK ROW: Chris Chatfield, Mark Hausbexg, Blake Emerson, Chip Wulsin, Sissy Jones, Robin Smith, Craig Ruxton, Lynne Gellenbeck, Bruce McDaniel. MIDDLE ROW: Miss J. Geary, Lin Yeiser, Beth Marsh, Judy Robinson, Carol Berna, Poppy Yeiser, Scott Doepke, Craig Maier, Dick Schwab. FRONT ROW: Torn Pettin- gill, Tom Shetterly, Graeme Hopple, John Mack, Henry Beme, Tom Block, Gordon Deane, Reppie Pogue. FOURTH GRADE RECREATION Charles Scripps, Tony Woodward, Bruce McDaniel, Chris Chatfield, Gordon Deane, Tom Pettengill, Blake Emerson, John Mack, Mark Hausberg, Chip Wulsin, Dick Schwab. 3O FLUTE PRACTICE Robbie Belucci, George Chatfield, Michael Kelly, David Boswell, Mike Rich, Jeffrey Lawton, Robin Smith, Doctor Pogner, Tony Woodward. Third Grade BACK ROW: Miss Blackburn, Tony Woodward, Elaine George, Harry Kniffin, Charles Scripps, Peter Palm, Bizzie Chatfield, Jeffrey Lawton, Victoria Magro. MIDDLE ROW: Cynthia Perry, Mike Rich, Charles Deupree, George Chatfield, Pamela Robinson, Wilson Boswell, David Whittaker, David Boswell. FRONT ROW: Nancy Brucker, Laura Hopple, Christy Moore, Melanie Heinichen, Ginny Taft, Timmy Brown, Michael Maiert Michael Kelly, Robbie Bellucci. 31 Second Grade BACK ROW: Mrs. McCallum, Spencer Chapin, Ellen Yeiser, Brunie Sutphin, Lee Wulsiu, Lainie Pauly, Peter Brush, Karen Rice, Bunny Smith, Tad Lawrence. MIDDLE ROW: Steve Bullock, Cathy Beme, Jean Wood ward, Foster Reed, Patsy Robinson, 13tu Hilberg, Lawson Wulsin, John Hauck. FRONT ROW: Karen Maier, Ronnie Levin, Louise, Tommy Minor, Holly Smith, Chester Berne, Mary Asbury, Jim Alexander, Martha Schu- Stet. 32 First Grade BACK ROW: Miss Kammeron, Diane Doepke, Jeffery Heinichen, Bronwy'n Park, Elissa Pogue, Edward Gellen- 5 ' beck, Eliot Clauss, Terry Curtin, Doyen Klein, Gordon Warner, Elisa Trent, Michael Simpson, Douglas Link, h Mrs. Johann. MIDDLE ROW: Steven Osterbrock, Marianne Hirons, Benjami Magm, Eric Yeiser, Edward Schae- ' fer, Susan Rice, Babette Meyer, Luke Boswell, Donald Kaiser, Sara Harmon, Jonathan Lawson, Timothy Good- :3: man. FRONT ROW: Sarah Brucker, Holly Heines, Seymour Langshaw, Holly Judy, Jean Armstrong, Benjamin E Moore, Elizabeth Robinson, Kyle Nineff, Christian Priemer, Robert Lawrence, Lawrence Lewis. ' Class Work 33 Kindergarten f ?Igr ' In.-:-' BACK ROW: Mrs. Simmons, Charlie Ransohoff, Eric George, Wendy Chapin, Hoppy Hopple, Linda Ruxton, Nick Gibson, David Taft, Charlie McFarlin, Arthur Going, Kathy Kirgan, Jeff Spain, Christie Smith, Mrs. Mc- Daniel. MIDDLE ROW: Margaret Brush, Abbot Thayer, Sally Kniffin, Gargi Mattes, Janet Asbury, Sheila Hirons, Libby Pauly, Meriwether LeBlond, Freida Jacobs, Page Doepke, Pam Fogg, Lucille Berne, Will Rees. Huddy Riehle, Stewart Lewis, Ruth Sproull, Robert Buschmann. FRONT ROW: Tattie Bellucci, Bill Metz, J.T. Wiley, Adele Landise, Cheryl Nineff, Sally Whittaker, Carry Rich, Stewart Pattison, Charlie LeBlond, Connie Dreisbach, Amy Hauck, Holly Simpson. Nursery BACK ROW: Mrs. Rice, Burdie Fleischmann, Eaton Scripps, Melinda Gardner, Nicholas Strauss, Sarah Harrison, Billy Wulsin, Mark Kerman, Jonathan Taft, Mrs. Rosekrans. MIDDLE ROW: Paul Schuster, Garry Schaefer, Debbie Heinichen, Drausin Wulsin, Winnie Jacobs, Polly Whittaker, Caleb Deupree, Peter Reed, David Bull- ock, Melanie Ransohoff. BACK ROW: Helen Asbury, Tommy HaUCh, Perry Harding, Kim Priemer, Bye Robin- son, Sarah Hobson, Richie Thoman, Janie Yeiser, George Warrington, Jeff Heines. 34- Student Council BACK ROW: Jim Schmidt, Nick Niehoff, Bob Miller, Steve Smith, Rick Levick. SECONDROW: Charles Bosworth, Pete Lowry, Andy Luther, Jay Shetterly. FRONT ROW: Mx. Pattison, Rusty Reaves, Pete Strauss, Bill Heathcote. 7th 8: 8th Student Council BACK ROW: Ward Lamson, Steve Watson, Tom Schmidt, Scott Lewis. FRONT ROW: Robby Wunsch, Sandy Warner, Pat Kelly. 36 The Scroll Staff BACK ROW: Robin Vogel, Pete Lowry, Jerry Levin, Bill Heathcote, Rick Arms. FRONT ROW: Don Wright, Steve Schwartz, Rusty Reaves, Kit Johnson, Ross Barrett. 7th 8: 8th Journal Staff BACK ROW: Polk Laffoon, John Phillips, Steve Watson, Larry Rhodes, Tim More, Ward Lamsou, Tom Foote, Scott Lewis, Paul Thompson, Ralph Nel- son. SECOND ROW: Pat Kelly, Dan Wrighh, Willie Clark. FRONT ROW: Charles Powers, Tom Schmidt, Rick Yeiser. 37 Ten Little Indian? In Rehearsal LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Adler, Pete Strauss, Larry Reed, Rick AIIUS, Henry Lurhman, Phil Hinkle, Steve Shwartz, Nick Niehoff, Don Wright. Final Production Henry huhman and Don Wright. LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Wright, Rick Arms, Dave Adler, Phil Hinkle, larty Reed, Henry Lurhman, Nick Niehoff, Steve Shwartz. 38 7-8 Dramatic Club In the fall the 7th and 8th Dramatics Club put on two very successful plays, Rosie, a Girl from Paris and On a Night Like This. The former was a romantic comedy while the latter was a suspenseful mystery. Then again in the spring, they put on another play, The Phantom of the High School. This too was a mystery play and was ex- tremely well done. The faculty director of the club is Mr. Joseph Holliday. Steve Watson, Ross Hackney, and Polk Laffoon in Rosie, a Girl from Paris. 7-8 Glee Club BACK ROW: Mike Lowman, Hal Davidson, Tom Foote, Tom Lassoff, Azel Ames. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bruening, Jim Fergus, John Minor, Zan Trott, Doug Bradford, John Armstrong. FRONT ROW: Jay Rowe, Dan Wright, Johh Phillips, Eric Sittner, Roger Loth, Shelby Pogue. 39 The Gamboliers BACK ROW: Jim Giannestras, Rusty Reaves, Bert Marvin, Steve Smith, Mike Caldwell, Charles Bosworth, Mr. Hamilton Brush. SECOND ROW: Kit Johnson, Don Wright, Jerry Levin, Andy Luther, Pete Strauss, Dave Arms, Pete Blanchard. FRONT ROW: Pete Lowry, Rick Armstrong, Rick Arms, Dave Adler, Dave Zeff, Phil Hinkle, Gil Gillespie. Rusty Reaves, Jim Giannestras, Jerry Levin, Rick Arms, Steve Smith, Dave Adler, Pete Strauss, Pete Blanchard, Gil Gillespie, Mr. Hamilton Brush. 4O Varsity F ootball BACK ROW: Jack Shim, Nick Niehoff, Larry Reed, Gil Gillespie, Bill Crew, Jay Shetterly, Bob Miller, J ohn Berk. THIRD ROW: Alan Zeff, Don Schroeder, Pete Stern, Andy Luther, Pete Lowry, Phil Hinkle, Rick Armstrong, Charlie Bosworth, Dave Arms. SECOND ROW: Mr. McDaniel, John Hassan, Mike Grace, Pete Blanchaxd, Steve Schmidt, John Mount, Dave Zeff, Kit Johnson, Steve Schwartz. FRONT ROW: Don Wright, Will Heathcote, Rusty Reaves, Pete Strauss, Jim Giannestras, Pete Visser, Dave Adler, Mr. Wright. Co-captains Jim Giannesh'as, Pete Strauss. 42 Rusty Reaves LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Shroeder, John Berk, Bill Heathcote, Rusty Reaves, Pete Visser, Pete Blan- chard, Pete Strauss, Gil Gillespie. J im Giannestras 43 Steve Schmidt 1958 Football Season Country Day's 1958 varsity football season was one of the most successful in the school's history Led by co-captains Jim Giannesttas and Pete Strauss, the team bounced back with seven straight victories after losing the opener to Madeira. Besides having the fourth best record in the area, C. D. also ranked fourth in the city in offensive scoring with 247 points, a school record. For the greater partaof the season, the team consisted of Don Schroeder and Gil GillesPie at ends, Pete Strauss and John Berk at tackles. Will Heathcote and Pete Blanchard at guards, and Pete Visset at center. The backfield included Rusty Reaves at quarterback, Jim Giannestras and John Mount at halfbacks, and Steve Schmidt at fullback. The offensive attack was well balanced with the hard running of Schmidt and Giannesttas, the speedy, elusive running of Mount. and the passing of Reeves, who threw for nine touchdowns. The scoring was equally distributed with each member of the backfield scoring at least six touchdownsi Schmidt being the leader with 58 points. The season opened at Madeira with the Mustangs avenging last year s defeat 24-14. C, D. then came back with a 16-6 win over New Richmond and began its seven game winning streak. The next two games were easy for the Indians as they walioped Batavia, 56-0, and Williamsburg, 36-8. After a tw0-week layoff C. D. met Amelia, undefeated and champions of the Clermont County League. The Indians proceeded to pull a 26 w20 upset, the winning touchdown being scored in the last minute of play. Next Country Day took on Park School for the Tri-State trophy and C. D. soundly defeated its Indianapolis foe, 39-0. An equally important game followed with atch-rival Indian Hill, and C. D. again brought home the traditional head-dress which goes to the winner. The score was 46-0. In the season's finale the Indians edged past Milford, 12-6, for its first win over that school in six years. This was a fitting ending to the season of one of Country Day's finest football teams. Record C.C.D.S ............... 14 Madeira ............ 24 C.C.D.S ............... 16 New Richmond ........ . 6 C.C.D.S ............... 56 Batavia .............. 0 C.C,D.S. .............. 36 Williamsburg ........... 8 C.C.D.S ............... 26 Amelia . . . . .......... 20 C.C.D.S. . ............. 39 Park ................ O CTC.D.S ............... 46 Indian Hill ............ 0 C.C.D.S ............... 12 Milford .............. 6 4-4- Football Banquet Highlights N ext Yeafs Co-captains I Steve Schmidt and John Berk Cheerleaders Susan Lamson, Margie Highlands, Sue Chase, Sally Snow, Pat Wilson, Sue Harrison. Iron Men BACK ROW: Pete Strauss, Bill Heath- cote, Rusty Reaves. FRONT ROW: John Berk, Steve Schmidt. 45 J 5 7-8 Football BACK ROW: Larry Rhodes, David Parlin, Cy Klausmeyer, Tom Comey, John Brooks, Hully Tytus, Hal David- son. THIRD ROW: Paul Thompson, Ward Lamson, Tom Schmidt, Mike Low-man, Ernest Pomsel, John Picton, Tim More. SECOND ROW: Ross Hackney, Jim Pierce, Ralph Nelson, Doug Bradford, Rick Yeiser, Dan Wright, Polk Laffoon. FRONT ROW: Mr. Irwin, Azel Ames, Jim Fergus, Steve Watson, Tom Foote, Tom Lassoff, Mr, Yeiser. RECORDS 7th : 8th 5th 8: 6th C.D. 8 Dear Park 0 C.D. 14 St. Bernard 0 C.D. 16 St. Bernard 0 C.D. 16 LotspieCh 0 C.D. 12 Withrow 8 C.D. 18 Lotspiech 8 C.D. 28 Terrace Park 0 C.D. 24 Wasaha 0 C.D. 0 Parke 0 C.D. 22 N. College Hill 22 5-6 Football BACK ROW: John Rich, Dick Curtin, Dryden Jones, George Brown, John Stevenson, Rick Hinkle. THIRD ROW: Dixon Kuhn, John Dale, Phil Geier, Bo Riehle, Steve Deupree, Laird Davis, Dave Park. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bruening, Bucky Wichoff, Mitch Eggels, Dave Kniffin, Bob Alexander, Rob Robinson, Andy Stewart, Mr. Pattison. FRONT ROW: Walter Deane, Dick Happle, Rob Shetterly, John Mattes, Gary Lassoff, Kim Chatfield. 46 POQPPPPPQPPPPPPPPOP PPPPPPPPPUF'PPPPPPPP BACK ROW: Dave Adler, Charles Bosworth, Jack Shiro, J'ohn Mount, John Berk, Andy Luther, Coach Mcr Daniels. FRONT ROW: Rusty Reaves, Jerry Levin, Don Shroeder, Jay Fisher, Steve Schmidt. Record 39 .............. Milford 55 53 .............. McNicholas 55 52 .............. New Richmond 71 63 .............. St. Thomas 80 70 .............. Louisville 51 6Q .............. Felicity 62 44 .............. Madeira 75 75 .............. Batavia 71 45 . . . ........... Indian Hi1158 60 .............. West Chester 59 57 ............... Goshen 60 52 .............. Park 59 68 ....... . ..... Louisville 46 48 ........ . . . . . . DePorres 52 53 .............. Park 58 58 .............. Amelia 7B 60 ............. . Georgetown 49 45 .............. DePon'es 52 46 .............. St. Bernard 64 District Tournament d...w.M 1mm...,,......m-w.u...., Co-captains - Rusty Reaves and Jerry Levin The second annual Country Day Invitational Tournament was held on December 26 and 2'7. Mason won over Madeira in the championship game and Country Day defeated Batavia for the consolation rize. p 48 J. V. Basketball Tom Joseph, Rose Barrett, Rick Armstrong, John Hasson, Pete McCalmont, Mr. Veiser, Jay Shetterly, Bob Miller, Steve Smith, Jim Schmidt, Mike Grace, John Reis. . . g-gnmmim nil.-, . Soccer BACK ROW: Mr. Brush, Pete Klausmeyer, Andy Joseph, Butch Clark, Wayne Hansen, Bert Marvin, Pete Blanchard, Mike Caldwell, Steve Schwartz, Robin Vogel, Will Heathcote, Pete Strauss, Mr. Pattison. MIDDLE ROW: Bruce Wolfe, Dave Zeff, Jerry Pabst, Gil Gillespie, Don Wright, Bill Crew, Bill Strickland, Nick Niehoff, F.G. Baldwin, Pete Lowry. FRONT ROW: Dave Arms, Larry Reed, Pete Stem, Phil Hinkle, Alan Zeff, Rick Levick, Kit Johnson. 49 7-8 Basketball BACK ROW: Rick Veiser, Tim More, Jack Lassoff, Mr. Yeiser, Larry Rhodes, John Brooks, Craig Hauser. FRONT ROW: Ross Hackxey, Tom Foote, Tom Schmidt, Steve Watson, Hally Tytus. 5-6 Basketball BACK ROW: Dave Rice, Mitch Eggers, Kim Chatfield, MI. Irwin, Steve Deu- pree, Laird Davis, Dick Hopple, Bill Oberhelman. MIDDLE ROW: Dick Cur- tin, Gary Lassoff, Phil Geier, Rob Shetterly, Ben Tate, Andy Stewart, Walt Deane. FRONT ROW: Dryden Jones, John Rich, Dick Reis, John Mattes, Nathan Laffoon, John Stevenson. 50 Tennis Mr. Brush, Peter Stem, Jack Shire, Dave Adler, Jerry Levin, Jay Fisher, Pete McCalmont, Peter . Strauss, Mr. Wright. The Tennis team this year had the bes: record in the school's history, 8-4. They defeated Mariemont twice Indian Hill twice, Coving- ton Holmes, Wyoming, Woodward. and Purcell. They lost to Withraw, St. Xavier, Hamilton, and Western Hills. Jerry Levin, state champion in 1957 and runner-up in 1958, again Went to the finals of the state singles tournament, losing to Clark Graebner of Lakewood High Sch0016-1,7-5. Jerry Levin, State Runner-up 51 BACK ROW: Jim Giannestras, Robin Vogel, Pete Klausmeyer, F.G. Baldwin, Jay Shetterly, Mr. Men Daniel. FRONT ROW: Will Heathcote, Bert Marvin, Tim Wollaeger, Bob Miller. The track team participated in eight meets this year. They were Miami, St. Bernard, Gasher, two at Indian Hill, the Mariemom Invita- tional Lockland Relays. and the District. Four school records were set in the 440 yd. dash, Broad Jump, Miie Relay, and Mile Run. The team made a definite improvement and Coach McDaniel looks for a good season next year. Will Heathcote Pete Klausmeye BACK ROW: Mr. Yeiser, John Berk, Steve Schmidt, Andy Luther, John Hassan, Bill Crew, MIDDLE ROW: Gil Gillespie, Phil Hinkle, Rusty Reaves, Mike Grace, John Mount. FRONT ROW: Rick Armstrong, Charles Bosworth, John Reis. 00000000000909 pUppPUpUUppppp ..l4 ..14 .24 .12 .13 Record 3 Madeira......2 0 McNicholas . . . l 2 Wyoming ..... 0 1 Walnut Hills . . . 5 Milford ...... 5 Park ..... . . . 1 Park ....... l4- 6 Lockland ..... 5 1 St. Bernard . . . . 0 Goshen ...... 6 2 Dixie ..... . . .l 4 Sydney . ..... 2 Milford ...... l2 0 Northwestern . . . 1 53 Andy Luther State Tournament After winning the District Tournament with a win over Goshen, 12-6, the team went on to Dayton to play in the Regional competition. The semi-final game was against Dixie and C. D. won 2-1. C. D. then won the finals against Sydney Holy Angels 4-2. The next week the team went to Columbus to play in the state Class A base- ball tournament. They came up against Northwestern from Toledo in the semiefinals. In the first inning Northwestern scored the only run of the game on two errors and a disputed play at the home plate in which the Country Day catcher, Mike Grace, was called for interference when he ran out in front of the plate to stop a runner from stealing home. C. D. held Northwestern scoreless for the rest of the game. but Country Day was not able to score desPite the fact that several men got on base. After the first inning C. D. had tremendous fielding as several double plays Were reeled off and Rusty Reaves made some sensational stops at third. Andy Luther held Northwestern to only three hits and all in all had a marvelous season. 54 L: :IL, aha 7th 8: 8th Baseball BACK ROW: Mr. Irwin, Ralph Nelson, Steve Watson, Ward Lamson, Tom Foote, Tim More, Sandy Warner. MIDDLE ROW: Zan Trott, Rick Yeiser, Ernest Pomsel, Tom Schmidt, John Minor, Jim Fergus, Ross Hack- ney. FRONT ROW: John Brooks, Doug Bradford, Benji Diesbach, Polk Lafoon. 5 -6 Baseball BACK ROW: Mr. Pattison, Buz Chatfield, Gary Lassoff, Walt Deane, Robin Robinson, Bill Oberhelmen, Phil Geier, Andy Stewert, John Dale. MIDDLE ROW: me Emerson, Laird Davis, Kim Chatfield, Mitch Eggers, Rob Shettetly, Steve Deupree, Bo Rhiebe. FRONT ROW: Dick Curtin, Dick Reis, John Rich, John Mattes, Dick Hopple. lst ANNUAL STUDENT -FACULTY RUMBLE THAT BIG, HENRY? 56 UHHH! THE COPS GOT ME! AHOY LOWER SCHOOL WELL BRUCE YOU'RE A HERO NOW! WUNNERFUL BUT JUDGE I DIDN'T MEAN T0. 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