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

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DAVID BOLTWOOD ARMS. Dave is one of the few boys who has been at Country Day since nursery school. Dur- ing these years he has compiled a record that would be enviable to almost anyone. For four years he has par- ticipated in football, soccer, tennis, Gamboliers, and has been on the SCROLL. Also he followed his brother's footsteps by taking a leading role in the school play. He was a student council member during his tenth grade year when he was vice-president of his class. This year - he is even writing for the ARCHIVE. In. recognition of all his actiw'ties he has already rem ceived the Country Day Award three times, won the Alliance Francaise award, and is a member of. the Cum Laude Society at Country Day. Dave's other in- terests include scuba diving, skiing, and architecture. He plans to broaden his interests in architecture at HaIVard where he has already been accepted. DREW RICKER ARMSTRONG, JR. Rick has graced the halls of Country Day since 1957 when he transferred from Milford. Since then he has been a spirited Day School boy, both on and off school grounds. At school Rick has been active in sports, mostly foot- ball. He has been a starting guard on the football team for three years. In the winter he plays basketball, and in the spring Rick plays baseball and participates in trade He has been a leader of the Gamboliers for four years and his voice will be greatly missed next year. Outside of school Rick has pursued many interests and has succeeded in catching some of them. Rick's other hobby is guns and it is rumored that he will go to Cuba on a one way ticket. Next fall Rick hopes to enter West Point, where he is certain to be a success. 18

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ROSS STANTON BARRETT. Ross came to Country Day in the eighth grade from Glendale School. He is best known around school for his photography, and has been photographer for both the ARCHIVE and SCROLL. He has played basketball ever since he was in the eighth grade, but his true athletic skill is in tennis in which he received letters in his junior and senior years. This year he helped coach lower school football. Ross also has been a gifted member of the Gamboliers since sophomore year, and in that same year he was secretary of his class. Outside of school, Ross is an energetic hotographer as well as a fervent sports car enthusiast: As a photog- rapher, his skill is reflected in his two Kodak Photography awards. Working 3.3a mechanic during his junio sum- me: he gained exper'ence irhhis favorite hobb and is now a member of the N.0.S. S.C.A. Sports Car Club. JOSEPH W. COTTON. Joe came to Country Day last year as a junior from Dixie Heights School in Kentucky. Since then he has not only received notable grades, but also has been popular with the students because of his fine sense of humor. In this short time he has participated in many ac- tivities, including the ARCHIVE, football, tennis, soccer and the checker team. Joe is an active member of Delta Beta fraternity and is also a member of the Nobles. He is a philatelist and enjoys any type of re- search. Joe's motto is, Better safe than sorry. Joe is more determined to get his term paper to MI. Pattison this year than last, for he would like to pass freshman history. He is undecided where he will go when and if he leaves Country Day, but we wish him the best of luck wherever he goes. 19