St Louis Country Day School - Codasco Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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1 9 Eugene Julian Althcimer, Jr HARVARD Eighf Years aT CounTry Day I933-34 AssislanT Business Manager, Codasco. LTY is one oT The Tew seniors who has weaThered The Trials and TribulaTions which eighT years aT CounTry Day hold in sTore Tor one. Now aT The end oT his Term, he shows liTTle eTTecT oT all he has been Through. This is raTher re- markable considering The TacT ThaT geomeTric enigmas nearly proved his downTall lasT year, and Then Too, he was pracTically beaTen To a pulp when he volunTeered To aid The varsiTy by coming ouT To TooTball pracTice This Tall. However, by so doing, he was a valuable TacTor in The success oT The Team. During his Junior year, Eugene used his spare Time in geTTing ads Tor The Codasco and occasionally Tor The News. This aTTorded him a ready excuse Tor driving, which was noT really necessary since he has always puzzled his class maTes and even The TaculTy, by managing To drive every day wiThouT any appare-nT reason, The Cavey, a name oT raTher involved meaning, as , he is addressed by some more inTimaTe associaTes, has The unique honor oT being The only member of his class who has been neiTher absenT nor Tardy during his eighT years aT school. This is indeed a very worThy achievernenT, and one which probably will noT be dupli- caTed Tor some Time. l l.eT's clean This place up. 3 5 r Page Thirty mi .A '14 I