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

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Michael Scan Miller John Parrish March, Jr. Mike Miller enrolled aT CounTry Day in 1966, buT, as he says, showed up much laTerA Our laTTer day SCOTT Baekland-Ni. SCOTT M.- is The force behind The All Purpose Circus, CounTry Dayis firsT under- ground newspaper. Gone are The clays when Mike would fix you a cup of special Tea, The conTenTs of which were sTored in a mysTerious paper sack. As he was wonT To say, ThaT's iusT my bag Mike marvels a1 a sysTem which can Take a boy like himself, enTirely devoid of any aThlleTic TalenT, and make him a coach. So do we. His salvaTion, iT seems, lies in his incorrigible imaginaTion. Life is like a hamburger: when iT's done, iT should be eaten or Thrown away and buried. One of The formidable personaliTies aT Country Day, John March is versaTile and complicated as action sculpTure. Reactions To vagabond John are mixed: he is genuinely liked by The few who know him well; he inspires uneasiness in Those who don'T undersTand him. BuT John March, an ediTor of The newspaper, The yearbook's indispensable man, and a soccer player of no mean achievement, is universally respecTed. If he manages To iuggle his dazzling abiliTies and his searing sensi- TiviTy, he will be called a greaT man. Me being iusT myselTc walking along The pavemenf hoping someone will look aT me, sTop, come back, see inTo my eyes and say I love you. J. P. Donleavy

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Daniel Frank Kaplan William Philip lanzif An avid enemy of Those who don'T use Their Tum signals, Danny Kapian has exhibited a predilecTion for bruneTTes arid butions. He is perhaps besT known for his fantasTic game of defensive Table Tennis. As The shorTesT man in years To play varsity baskeTbali, Dan has surprised many of us wiTh his imperiurbabiliTy on The courT. His knack for remain- ing unruffied has stood him in good sTead off The courT as well. BesT of all is The emergence, once in a greaT while, of Dan's sponTaneous wiT and deadpan delivery. Proud and unbending in defeaT, yeT humbie and genTie in vicTory. Our tow-headed sports fan recenTiy came inTo his own on The wrestling maT. Some argue That Bill LanziT iusT got Tired of wrestling wiTh his vinTage Corvair. WhaTever The cause, he has meT wiTh considerable success. In Bil! wriTer Bernard Malamud has an ardenT fan. Having aTTended The NewporT Festival lasT year, Bill is eager To go again. All This Trusty sidekick needs is a leader.

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Our backwoods buddy has shown a subile sophistication in deal- ing with the barbs of his ciTy broThers. Throughoui his years Jed Nau has remained nearly impervious, deftly Turning each ioke around and laughing aT himself. An unashamed fan of counTry music, he nonetheless never stops reinforcing our opinion fhai he is something special-some- one worfhy of respect Athlete, scholar, social worker, Jed is an unassuming man who has assumed countless posiiions of responsibilify. Friend To all and enemy of none, easy-going Jed will leave us 1he beTTer for having known him. The Dress Code and Paul Pockros have not been the besT of friends. We believe That he must have seT some sort record when he succumbed to four haircuts within 1he span of Two weeks aT ihe beginning of his Senior year. As Paul seldom fires of telling us, he is the weIl-Traveled student. And if shows. A certified diver, Paul attended an oceanography school lasT summer. While noT doing everything under The sun to make his mousfache grow, Paul divides his reading Time between black humor- ists and AIberT Camus. In what few hours remain, he sifs and questions The existence of God and Martin Liiz. To Think is firsT of all To create a world. AlberT Camus Happiness is a warm gun. John Lennon Charles Jedson Nau Paul Joseph Pockros l7