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

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Year In Review

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VIRTUE IN ACTION

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Cheerers in the stands watch Country Day defeat New Richmond. Going to school for the first day of an academe ic year is like revisiting a museum. Some of the pictures have been moved or retriaimed. There are new pictures and missing ones. But basically it's still the same museum with the same pictures and- the same petrified fossils. Last September, as the new and old Country Dayites glirded themselves for the start of a new schooi year, they had quite an interesting mu- seum visit ahead, Although the outside of the school had not , undergone any major surgery, several changes were immediately noticeable. The venerable wooden athletic shack was now armored with concrete and the tennis courts had a new nan- SI-ip green coavtinge Because of the decrease in number of non-driving students and teachers, the parking iot was now much iarger. After a glance at the outside of the school, the record enrollment of 221 students entered the hallowed halls of glass and concrete blocks to see if the fates had breathed new life into the heart of academica. At first glance, the smiles of teachers were disarming. But Mr. Deane, now the Assistant Headmaster, proved to be as al- truistic as ever with pinkies and detentions, and, Mr. McClarey conducts the English Literature Class.