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

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DEDICATION Very few schools have the close relationship between student and teacher that we have at Country Day. It is not unusual to see a teacher and a student talking over problems during the lunch period or after school. The old image of a harsh master has disappeared and in its place is that of a friend whom you admire and respect. The class of 1967 wishes to dedicate The Archive to Mr. Strauss and Mr. Eberhard, both of whom have graduated from Country Day and returned to teach in this spirit of helping and advising. Mr. Strauss teaches several varied courses in- cluding the history of art program. He is the coach of several school teams and annually takes a group of students skiing during the spring. Having re- ceived his A.B. at Williams and his M.At. at Harvard he is well equipped to be a leading member of our faculty. Mr. Eberhard, acting as adviser to both the Scroll and the Archive, has brought his ability in English back to Country Day. Both publications have greatly improved under Mr. Eberhardis leader- ship. He also serves as J.V. baseball coach and has worked clasely with many students. Both Mr. Strauss and Mr. Eberhard symbolize the student-teacher relationship that makes our school and unables us as members of the senior class to be proud of the fact that we are part of Country Day.

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Year In Review