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

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CINCINNATI COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL 6905 GIVEN ROAD 0 CINCINNATI 43. OHIO HERBERT M. DAVISON HEADMASTER Departing from the usual practice of dedicating the ARCHIVE to on individual, the editors asked that this year's issue be introduced by a letter From the Headmaster. With Full appreciation of the editorsl intent, butwith a strong Feeling of admiration and affection for G certain image, I present to you the Country Day Boy. This image is the Boy who long since left the School. He is an in- terpreter at the World's Fair, captain and owner ofc coastal tug, editor of a national newspaper, donor of his life in his country's service, railroad vice-president, captain of a nuclear submarine, congressman, missionary, doctor, lawyer, teacher, minister, author, engineer, salesman, banker, artist, scientist. This image also includes those still in the classroom and on the playing fields: the student who is more interested in a broad Foun- dation than in his actual grades; the boy who knows the satisfaction of service, whether it be helping with Lower School sports or volunteer hospital work; the boy who respects authority but is quick to offer his own honest and differing opinion; the boy who wears the School insignia with quiet pride, be it a varsity letter or the Country Day Award. These are a Few of the many qualities that form the image of the Country Day Boy. To him now, and to the generations of others before him, may this issue of the ARCHIVE be dedicated. wm 12W