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

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UPPER S CH 0 0L BACK ROW: B. Walker, B. Diesbach, E. Schweitzer, R. Vogel, G. Rasmussen, GRADE D. Hauser, J. Lazarus. THIRD ROW: B. Buecl-mer, J. Armstrong, D. Parlin, M. ELEVEN Pockxos, C. Klausmeyer, R. Carter, C. Fuller. SECOND ROW: D. Riley, S. Coleman, E. Sittner, J. Head, 8. Mendelsohn, D. Bradford, J. McDaniel. FRONT ROW: 5. Rauh, P. Franklin,G. Highfield, R. Levin, S. Bertke, J. Rosen.

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If STEVE WATSON has been fortunate in his abilities at Country Day, he has at the same time put every effort into What he has accomplished. Although they are only a part of his work, athletic achievements will probably be remembered as his most important. The fact that he has captained the football, basketball, and base- ball teams for two years speaks for itself. But a record of four years as varsity quarterback, three times an Iron Man winner, and twice a co-captain tells not only of a capable football player, but of a player who has earned great respect from every teammate. The same respect hasbeen won inside of school, and it follows that he was in his senior year the president of the Student Council. In- stilled with much school spirit, Steve has worked hard on the Gamboliers and SC ROLL while maintaining an honors average. Whether DAN WRIGHT was hatched or born is not really known, but then it is not really relevant. He had no soonergotten his first A then he began selling eggs to any teacher or student who would risk it. We soon learned that he lived on a farm and raised sheep. Dan is still cackling, still raising sheep, and still getting A's in his senior year. To assist his desire to go to Yale undoubtedly g fulfilledi he claims membership in the American and Ohio Ii Shropshire Down Sheep Registry Ass., and the Warren County H Historical Society, and he plays a mean violin. A notch above everyone else anyway, Dan has remained aloof by working on the SCROLL, Gamboliers, ARCHIVE, and plays for four years and doing a. good job in all of them. Besides playing football and soccer, he has lettered in varsity tennis. Within the sour cliche': like father like son,1ies a basic truth; and RICK YEISER has been reminding Country Day of his father since Kindergarten. However, given the endemic Yeiser personality and athletic ability, he has emerged in a way slightly his own. Rick began with the good sense to start at the bottom in several ac- tivities and to advance steadily in each one. Although he elimi- nated the play after two years, he has remained, amid occasional arguments over rehearsal, a loyal Gambolier. Similarly, he began a SCROLL writer, later became make-up editor, and finally was elected editoruin-chief. Athletically, Rick got his start bench warming for the football team but improved until he became a starter. Since the ninth grade he has played varsity or JV basket- ball and for three years played outfield on the baseball team. With all these credits plus an honors average, Rick leaves his mark. 27

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GRA DE NINE BACK ROW: B. Niehoff, B Riehle, P. Smith, T. Metrell, M. Eggers, R. Shetterly, D. Runyan. THIRD ROW: D. Reis, F. Longacre, S. Deupree, H. Shick, D. Stem, J. Sher- wood, B. Stem, E. Vogeler. SECOND ROW: S. Cummins, B. Wyler, B. Culp, D. Dun- kelman, M. Kreskin, F. Lowe, A. Peek. FRONT ROW: M. Maundrell, D. Rehse, T. Clark, C. Kizkorian, J.Da1e, B. Buechner, R. Lee. ABSENT: B. Kroovand, P. Haus- berg. BACK ROW: D. Maundrell, J. Miller, S. Black, D. Jones, P. Andrews, J. Rust, D. Thompson. THIRD ROW: W. Deane, R. Beckwith, P. Lucht, D. Levick, H. Yeiser, T. Wiggers,J. Lazarus, P. Geier, D. Rice, N. Laffoon. SECOND ROW: F. Fox, M. Manard, R. Knoop,D. Curtin, B.Amidon, T. Vaughn, T. Dunlap, R. Hinkle, R. Ditmars. FRONT ROW: B. Messer, W, Rowe, H. Levinson, C. Brown, R. Brammer, T. Simpson, D. Kuhn.