Savannah Country Day School - Country Data Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

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Lett fo right Sarah Wheeler, Lucy Smith, Mr. Sayre, Adviserg Frank Brunnen Monte Ray Barry Crawford Charhe Mnkell Margaret Close Merednh Capps Joe Oliver. HONOR COUNCIL President ...,.. Vi ee-Presi dent . ................,.. . Secretary .......................... Representative from the Twelfth Class Representative from the Eleventh Class Representative from the Tenth Class , Representative from the Ninth Class , , Representative from the Eighth Class Representative from the Seventh Class Faeu tty Adviser ....................

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES-lelf fo right: Mrs. Frank Mclnlire, Mr. Charles Ellis, Mrs. Howard Morrison, Mr. J. J. Rauers, Mr. Robert W. Groves, Mr Robert Trusdell, Mr. Craig Barrow, Mr. Lorton M. Livingslan, Mr. Thomas H. Adams, Mr. J. E. Cay, Mr. David J. Morrison, Mr. Schloy Knight, Mr. Josiah O. Halch, Mr. Arlhur Douglas Sfrobcahr. OFFICERS President ...... .......... . .. MR. LORTON M. L1v1NcsToN Vice-President . . . ............. MR. J. E. CAY Secretary ..... , , , MR. T. H. AnAMs Treasurer . .. . . . Mn. J. J. RAUERS 8

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ROBERT W. TRUSDELL Headmaster Headmosters Message The poem selected by the seniors to express the theme of this yearbook is like everything else written by Robert Frost, simple and clear. It touches upon the good that is found in pausing to take in the beauty around us. It also touches upon the necessity not to dally too long, but to move ahead toward achievements and accomplishments. There is a place for both of these ideas in a school dedicated to quality educa- tion. But of the two, it is so much easier to dally than to exert ourselves and move forward. Each year requires a new resolution and dedication, until we achieve what has been so aptly called the habitual vision of greatness. R. W. Trusdell 10