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

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Carly Hall entered Country Day in his Junior year and brought with him many attri- butes. Only two year: later, Cartwright i: one of the mail popular people in the Senior clam. Known to his ClOJE friend: as biggest Jtudf and, some- times, Father Hall Carty has dz'xplayed his athletic prowesx on both the football field and the basketball court.

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Summer: Hagermmz 1': Un- :tinctivelyt as capable of bring- ing up the humorous aspects of anything as he is of bringing up the rear of a cros: country race. Thatk absurd, oh well? Sum- mers in two year: at CD. hay asxerted himself as an artist, car- toonist, designer, a diffia'ent yet excellent guitarixt Unzz, bluex, bossmzova-you name it, BabyL and, finally, a charcter who can characterize anyone at C.D. To him, life at Country Day, is a lemon for all of uL', What kind of guy writes a computer pro- gram to produce variations on a theme of an integral number of bars?' Summers is someday .going to be rm architect erlt top, corduroy jacket, blueprintj tolled up under my arm, etc. h. We hope that Summer: in hit sojourn in college will retain that lyrical breeze blown on his brow, man! 28

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1 r 30 Fm not apathetic, I qut 0'0th give a damn, reads Bill Hopple': adopted outlook on :life. But this carefree attitude is really a cover under which the perceptive mind discovers a basic love of life. Among his xeveml interests, Bill absorbs himself particularly in painting, photography, hiking, Family Ser- vice and his favorite musical group, The Incredible String Band. His outloolf not totally indexcriptive, Bill's sharp wit is sometimes trouble- some, but as a rule Bill Hopple is juxt a fine person to be around.