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

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Michael James Hanley Robin Brooking Hastie Mike Hanley lives for golf. The winTer monThs are Torture for This iolly gianT who would sooner Tread The links Than anyThing else. Mike has honed To perfection his Superman imiTaTion, yeT he would have us believe rhaT Arnold Palmer is The real superman. Many find iT hard To reconcile Mike's goofy smile wiTh his reading TasTe iwhich runs To Camusl and even harder To undersTand his choice of a comp-acT car. No maTTer, any man who lives in The Regency can'T be all bad. Robin Hastie is The quieT sort who would like To geT away from H all-in a brand new CorveTTe. When disillusioned wifh The human race, he has Turned To wildlife and naTure and found companionship. An in- veTeraTe inTramural sTalwarT, Robin is known To be more voluble ouT of school. Give him a log cabin in The norTh woods and he will be happy. IT is perhaps our faulT more Than his ThaT we do noT know him better. NaTure is fanTasTic! A 4444a:

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Possessing a sneer wnhou'r peer Tim Goldsmith is sort of . . . well, he7s one of a kind. Good Heavens! exciaims our future fashion dee signer in mock outrage at 1he utter vulgarity of a classmate. Tim lives in a world of his own where sunseis are either burgundy or charireuse. Quick to analize the analyst, he leaves us guessing as to his own basic nature. Rather. You can blame Earls, but you can'T blame Hait. 80 went ihe say- ing in days past and, though times have changed, if still holds trufh. STeve Haii iusi looks so innocent. How could a boy wifh a face like Thai catch an illegal cigareffe in The baihroom one minuie and write a com- puTer program like MillerIMiller The next? God nose, as Sieve is prone 10 say in his 'Nuff Said column, God nose. As C.D.'s sole puveyer of underground comix, he has even created a character of his own Uhe re- markable Dick Picklei. Any guy who likes Greyhound bus tours of Greater Cincinnati can't be all bad. This kid is ahead of his Times. I Mike Miller Timothy Redwood Goidsmith S 3PM 560 l-Iait

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Jeffrey Kirk Heinichen John Foley Heisler Jeffrey Heinichen's quo're'a might well have been, Country Day -love if or leave if. A firm supporter of the system which rules our days, Jeff has maintained perfect attendence since kindergarten. Wow. In a'rhlefics he has enioyed more Than considerable success. As Eric Yeiser wouid have it, He done good. DespiTe aHempfs to put L.S.D. on his moufhguard, Jefic has persevered and emerged as one who geis Things done. Do unTo others what They did unto you, only Twofoid. Aspiring to The role of Traveling phoiographer for National Geographic, John Heisier has not permii'red school to chafe him. Rather, he is content To float, his perpetual smile fixed in place. An eminent outdoorsman and captain of Country Dayls prestigious chess Team, Foley oft yearns for a glimpse of Greece, his adopted coun'rry. John has proven himself a serene romantic with a sincere in- Terest in his own celebration of life.