Greenwich Country Day School - Spire Yearbook (Greenwich, CT)

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DEDICATIQN To Arthur E. Grant whose informal manner combined with firm dis- cipline has been invaluable to Middle School students for over thirty years. His interesting reading courses and ever-ready assistance will always be remembered, as will his graphic stories and explanations of ancient peoples, which in- variably open wide the eyes of his students. All who have viewed the underside of his formidable punishment deskil will remember the anxious moments spent beneath it as most memorable ones. From his rooms in the Ritz he has watched GCDS grow from a handful of students to the present 684, and he has taught two genera- tions of numerous families. His interest in orni- thology and botany has been transmitted year after year to young people who annually count birds and bring in specimens of plants for identi- fication, and the beauty of the campus has been added to continually with the Arbor Day plant- ings Linder his direction. It is with great pleasure and many thanks that we dedicate The Spire of 1963 to Mr. Grant whose warm heart and agile mind have played an important part in the lives of all the students who have braved the perils and reaped the benefits of the fifth grade under his watchful and benevolent eye.

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