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

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Tom Roose is decidedly The Renaissance Man. A coach as well as a player and a Thinker as well as a deer, he comes ciosesi to what Mr. Dalglish would call seIf-actualized. A gifted guitar player and Steve Stills idolator,Tom has spent many hours working with handicapped kids. Having a duel of wits wiTh him is like playing water polo with a piranha-stricily for experfs, and you're probably going To bleed any- way. Fortunately, Tom is both easy-going and good natured, and so doesn'f slash eiTher as deeply or as often as he might. Do you know whaT keyJack Bruce's harmonica is in? WiTh each new,1ypically insane query Bob Schaengold reinforces our belief in his unlimited capacity for sTrange questionsv Bob has his sights set on com- mune life. Do communes have frustra'ring 1hings like chessboards? Thomas Dewey Roose Robert Lawrence Schaengold 18

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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

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Bill SchoTT i5 abouT as unobTrusive as They come; He's The sorT of guy you noTice in your English ciass Three weeksaTTer The Term has begun-and Then only because he lends you a pencil. AbouT The only way one can geT Bill To sTick his neck ouT from under his shell UT you'lf pardon The meTaphori is To menTion repTiles. As Coun- Try Day's foremosT experT on herbaTology, he is more Than happy To discuss his peTs. WaTch him feed mice To his snakes or lisTen To his plans for a CounTry Day repTilium, and discover ThaT Bill is really a nice, in- TelligenT guy. And warm-blooded, Too. Be proud you are parT amphibian. John Taylor Scherz William PaTTon SchoTT