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

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Tuo Years at Country Day BROWNI 1955 1996 Llterary Staff Cormsco 'Vlens Chorus Troubadours Stage Creu Masque I came I s ww I eonquered We run thts department MMFWMQ 3129 Huber+ Lee Allen Ill HE h xpplest people are usually the relatlvely few who are al ways grlnnmg However to find a person who ean also make everyone around hlm grln IS really unusual Wlth his antlcs and exer present humor Hubert managed to keep the whole baseball team 1n stltches throughout Its entlre sprlng tralrung trlp to Florlda 1n l955 Although Hube has only been at Country Day for two years he has eertalnly made his mark here and lS as much a part of h1s class and school as anyone HIS semor year Hubert also contrlbuted to Codaseo by par I1Clp3llI'1g IH extra currlcular actlxltles He has taken an actlve part IH both theatrlcal productlons Slflglflg ln the Men s Chorus of the Troubadours and usmg hrs helght to adxantage on the Stage Crew of the Masque In addltlon, he spent a great deal of tlme and elIort on the Llterary Staffs of both The News and TIIE Comsco Seholastleally Herbert also dld qulte well, findmg hlmself ln the select elght person senlor A English class, where he made good use of h1s tlme browslng through great phtlosopht cal works ObVl0LlSly Hub1el' IS the kmd of person who adapts hlmself well to any sltuatlon, and vxe, hrs classmates, know that he will be a success 1nl1fe Page Nineteen , 'i - ,L-egg V .N I ,fy Az, , I V 31 aQ,,kp A Literary Staff, News I ' ' 3 K 'x,fy 5 1 . ff . . ., . . V I ,, t ,- ls -I s . A VIY, mi . , X A x CS , 2 ,S I x I .73 , 2 . L X I l 7 t X - V 7 ' ' s . . , . E K r . . . . . . ' - H 1 C . . . . . - . . . . . H ,, 7 7 . . . . . . . - . . V. . . . . . . . . , 9 . .A . I

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l Lloyd Joseph Adams OE got a lot of publtctty around Codasco tn many dtfferent vs ays Once there was merely a small nevx spaper arttcle about oe Adams posted on the bullettn board vshtle another ttm the vsholc blackboard was covered wtth a poster vstth only thc one vtord Musk on tt Later graphtc tllustrftttons vscrc 'tddcd to the poster showtng the supertortty of Plymouths as compared Chrysler products present the Forward Look were soon to be found The Ftsher Body Craftsmen s Gutld soon became aware of oe s great tnterest tn cars and sent htm a personal letter tn xtttng htm to become a member tn the organwatton and stftttng that they had hand ptcked htm because he was not knovut 'ts t hot rodder Howexcr the authenttctty of thts lcttcr has becn questtoned by certam doubttng scntors Nexertheless there ts more to oe Adams than just cars H vsas a fellovu vsho net er seemed to be unhappv or despondent oe knevs hovs to have a good ttme and whenexer he dtd any thtng he enjoyed htmself vshtle dotng tt But don t get the tdet that oe vms a good ttme Charley HL was always vstlltng to help the other fellow and worked hard at vshatuer he dtd vthether the task was pleasant or dtstasteful We expect joe to go places fast P1 e Etghteen Six Years at Country Day WASHINCTON UNIVILRSITY l9o'5 N56 Stage Crevx Vlasque Ltfe begtns at fue pm 8. Yr'-QW These damned new Plymouths dont have enough trunk space l 1 ' 1 l C u - - v as X V I , ' F li 5K1 93 ' V ' ' n C t 1 K . K . t ' x 1' x 7 , U . ,H s . , ' . c I . 7 1 x 1 x to other ears. Also such sayings as Plymouths are fastn and 5 CC 53 . , . i I 3 . . . . - , A 7. . . i . .I . L K . A y . . .F - - - . . . f t z - . tx , ' ' ' x 1 x ' f , ' I ' , e 4 y v v 1 A . V A I V 1 ' I v 1 ' - 'TQ' V . , 'x A . . f ' . ' ' 1 . J ,K K cc - - A i .as x V Y V. . 'Q 'h 5 7 s - ' X 5 ' i 9 7 ' KC 3 . ,H , . . .g '

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Fne Years at Country Dax PRINCETON 1953 lib-1 Rlfle Team 1954 1955 Llterary Staff Neus Luterary Staff Comsco Rifle Team 1933 1956 Tr asurer Student Countll President Debatrng Soclety Asslstant Editor Ntus Brography Wrlter Cormsco Varsity Football All ABC League Cum Laude A quantlty of lndustry plus the quallty of ambltlon equals success Urglu Pa Tuentx George Wood Beeler, Jr F tn a varslty football game the Codasco center hlkes the ball to someone who IS not there the center IH questlon IS most on Woody s abxllty to play thls pos1t1on as he was voted the best center ln the ABC League Wood always found somethlng to keep h1mself busy whether lt be as Treasurer of the Student Councll or as Asslstant Edltor of The News Hls favorlte occu patlon outslde of school seemed to be that of maklng sure h1s nelghborly relatlonshtps were kept at a very cordlal level Before thls year Beeler had a sllght tendency not to belleve anythmg that dld not seem logxcal to hls sound reasonmg Thus when he was told at a party that two dlfferent keys would work ln the 1gn1t1on of a certaln Pontlac he utterly refused to accept the truth of the brash statement He learned dlfferently how ever after he had trled both keys Even Wlth thts setback to hlS reasonlng powers he managed to keep h1S mlnd clear enough to be one of the top members of the class scholastlcally udglng from hrs aCtlV1ty l1st and his scholastlc record xt seems that elther West Polnt or Princeton would certalnly benefit from his talents D ' w' SK 1 . - u a L ,, . . ' 0 . , . . . 1 llkely George Wood Beeler. Thls IS not, however, any reflectlon , . . . . . ' SC 7, ' C . . . . . I , V . 9 1 , - , . i 5 IK P3 ge ' . 4'