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

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The most accurate character description of Nick Gibson i: summarized in his own word, nonchalant? It is difficult to understand how this calm is pos- sible when one take: into account his neurotic dog, hix neurotic friends Hike h'the zfpeh'h, plus the added preysure of fourteen years at Country Day. He does manage to progress, however, at his own steady pace. Taking refuge in his two main hobbies, photography and music, Nick also passes the school dayx waiting for vacation when he can immerse himJelf in his passion: scuba diving. Looking I ahead to a career in oceanography, Nick will see instead of his customary rfl'sjh and thhs many seas. 25

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Judge Georgels junior George is Eric. He has judiciously avoided some of the scholaxtic hardships of Country Day. We do, however, have cqnfidence that he will come into his own intellectually as a freshman at Ohio Univerxity, where he was accepted a week after applying. Erick accomplishment and ability as a veteran soccer star can only be fairly judged in stiff- er competition than C.C.D.S. can provide. For this reason, we think Eric might comia'er even- tual emigration to Brazil, where his addition to that countryhs soccer team would prove moxt helpful in the future World Cup tournaments. In all seriousnen, Eric 5: a friendly and sensitive person who has contributed greatly to the unity of our class. Country Day will never forget him. ldfter all, what would Mr. Yeiser have done for six years without Eric's long hairn

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26 Whatever it is, it has prob- ably rubbed off on Dave Glas- 6084 Picture David and Lacie- lmrt ii: dispute in the pub room, flagellating each other with tat- tered copies of the Scroll. Hi3 excessive curiosity, he admin, is sometimes absurd but nevertheless W be it intellect- ual, social, philoxopllical, histor- ical, or merely silly f it bring: him to the forefront of aware- 11253. From this wmmge point Dave has been continually reaching out in service to others. Intensified work in the Scroll, Archive, Service Club, Urban Affairs, Summer Enrichment, has never made him too busy to sit and talk or to help a new teacher move in, or to did some- one in his homework - 0r juxt be hi: friendly self; amazing. Wisdom is to know men. Virtue is to love men.