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

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Seven Years at Country Day BROWN 1953-1954 Business Staff, Comsco 1954 1955 Buslness Staff CODASCO 1955 1956 Varslty Sotter Busmess Staff Conxsco Ilterarx Stall CODASCO 1956 1957 Lnerary Staff Comsco Detoratlons Commxttee Llterary Staff Ncus Busmess Stall CoDAsco Blographx Staff Comsco Varsity Sotter VQYSIIQ Baseball Detoratlons Comrnlttee Vlasque Usher Troubadours Troubadours Well I got zt anyway Page Twenty four Wa. W1 'Wm Anthony Campagna ll CC, HAT s tough vou guys If you want a 71112 go fund Webb I dont haxe the key These words were often heard comlng from Tony Campagna self appomted asslstant guard lan of the 71411 machine The thmg everyone vsondered vsas Why dldnt Tony get a key lf he wanted to take care of the mach1ne9 But Tony dzd stay around to see that the Senior Class dldnt get short changed Out on the football field Tony could surprise anyone vsatch mg htm by h1s abtllty to hlt hard and keep drlxlng Although he was hght he used h1s weight to the best advantage and vsasnt afrald to get lnto the fray As far as soccer vsas con cerned Tony held dovtn the first strmg goalle posltlon on the varslty squad for tvxo years He was a good soccer player for the same reason he vsas a good football player When the ball came oward the goal he dose to stop It Very fevs goals were pushed past htm Tony d1d vxell IH hls schoolvxork also He was consclentlous when It came to homework and managed to matntaln a reputa ble ax erage Astde from these thlngs whlch Tony accompllshed at Country Day he possessed the qualltles whlch make for sue cess IH the world He was cheerful and llkable and always got along vsell vuth h1S classmates We feel that Tony w1l1 go through hfe dolng well ln all that he attempts as he has done at school . . , , , . 4 ff Y w . l -Q -s I I l I Y , . . Y I , I 'I V su ' 1 A -- 1 A 9 , ' 9 ' s as . ' 7 ' , , - . . . I 7 v 7 if ' 9 ' . ,, . X - 1 ' 5 CC ,, , - , , 5 L , . . 7 r - 'K 1 . . . . ' 1 -sw Q v . 7 if , YA' 'Ry - er 5' K K' e 4 V ' , ' i' ' s - if 'WS WV , ' V-an-f' ' 1 . f , . ,Q KRW V . . . - 'MQM1 2 A551 ,wlwfmwk s v . . . . at ' fi 1 - :Mft S 4 . ' . Y 7. . . cc - as ' s ' - - f-

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Srx Xears at Country Day WASHINGTON AND LEE 1904 1955 Rrfle Team 1951 1906 Secretary Treasurer Rrflc Team Irtcrarv Staff Cormsco 19w6 lqor Clrculatlon Staff Nous Lrterary Staff CODASCO Lrterarx Stag News Friendly persuasion H Louls Humber Burford CC OU cotton p1ck1n Yankee' Whenever these words rssued forth from the senior studles It was obvlous that havmg been squelched 1fter dellyerlng one of hls subtle w1t1c1sms Colonel Lou Burford had resorted to hrs favorlte classrficatron for most Country Day School students But Lou nexer actually dlSllk6d the varlous Yankee v1ct1ms of hls humor he was merely preyudlced agalnst them Dur1ng hrs SIX years at Country Day Herford never ac compllshed any outstandmg scholastlc feats however a con sclentlous student he always malntalned a respectable average and IH h1s senror year motlvated by a rather mysterlous force llfted hlmself to a hlgh rank ln the class Partlclpatmg 1n extra currlcular act1v1t1es Lou proved hls ablllty as a wrlter on the lrterary staffs of both The News and Comxsco Although an excellent boxer Crt IS sard he battled Skinny to a tlej Lou for the most part was not an exceptlonally glfted athlete However hls Splflt and determlnatlon coupled wrth a certaln amount of natural athletlc ablllty, made hlm a very definlte asset to any of the teams on which he played Desplte h1s frequent klddmg, Lou treated h1s classmates Wlth a seldom matched honesty and slncerlty H1s ab1l1ty to make frlends was superseded only by the loyalty wlth Whlch he held them Lou undoubtedly wlll make many more close frlends next year Page Twenty three ., , Manager, Varslty Track -'--' - A , 9 ' ' ' ' v . , ' iv , - ' .Y : -fl X , f r O - - 1 as - ' 3 S ,,.,, ' v - - sc so - - - 's 1 .- .5 ,, . . . . 1 .-an f 7 - - - I cc so - I 5 9 ' W K , 1 ' s 3 9 , . 3 9 S 7 ' ! 3

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Nicholas Ber+houcl Cllfford NE of the most enthustastte ol xotees that has been heard bx the stands IN the past xear exhorttng the team to do lts best has been th tt of Nlele Chfford the rooter lung Whether on the field or tn the elassroom Nlek has been one of those rare IIICIIXICIUHIS xxho alxxaxs seemed to aeblexe the utmost 111 the aettxltles IH xx hleh he beeame engaged Nteks xersattlttx has led htm to haxe an outstandtng eareer tt Countrx Dax In e traeurrteular aettxltles his major COIHTIIDLI tlon has been made ts tsslstant edttor of the COD xsco helplng to matntatn tts reeogntfed lngh standards In addltlon to thts Ntele also found tnne to eontltbute artleles to tht 'Nuts and to aet as Seeretarx Treasurer of the Glee Club In sports lN1Clx xxas tble to malxe the xarsltx soeeer team on xxhteh he proxed to be nrst strtng lllildl The exeelltnee ol hls seholastte xxorlx hoxxexer xxas not lm paired bx the tlme and effort xx hteh he dexoted to extraeurrteular aet1x1t1es and hts nnne xxas eonslstentlx lound on the Honor Roll In TCCYJQLIIIIIIJII of Nlele s manx tblltttes as a student xx rtter and qthlete he xx ts eleeted to the Slgnet Soeletx tn hls sentor xear Nlelxs modest ple tsant personalttx eomblned xxtth hls Intel leetual ablllttes tnd energx are attrtbutes xxhteh haxe xxon htm the respeet of hts elassnmtes and xxlll serxe htm IH good stead III hts eollege eareer Ill Eight Years at Country Dax' wx lab C lu ub Chullt ttltt Xttor Nltsque Conxs 1 unlor Prom Qorntntttt ntuer X Inn s K 1811111 Isdltor fonxstu Sljellil Soelttx eretlrx Trt tsurtv lee 1 tl Cltecrlc s N lst ue rsltx ntuct X s nnxs lrenelt -Xxx ml rn lu '5B1g Crowd Tontghtn' Page Txx entx ftx e Ygxlllf .ff-lJ'I I . I H Cl .I I q 1 l, l.lICHlI'f Stall. I . cr l I I I '4' xlil at '. 'ursitx' ni l 5335-l JST :Xssf in I ' '. I .,1 n 1 I L I I I 1 Se 4 - '., Cl '- Clul Ile: 1. -.uler Y Y llgvld Ifher. . la 4 - S Va I' SfIL'L'l'l' K t . Nlal ak P. Im' itx Ie I llitemrx Stall. Nrtrx aI 1 . A 1 . Cu . tull- O 0 . Y Y Y . Y YY . Y: L . Y . Y .YYY YYYYY YYY ,Y . Y i . X H Y K I w , 5 I X 1 L I I 'I A ' 1 -1 vs , , ' 5 v X 3 . X I Y . Y. . Y . Y . Y X ' X Y I Y Y I ,A 'X K I - - ' 1 I 3 I 1 ' y 1 I IA 5 X I ' I I' '2,'t.1I, I X . I . I , Y - X , .- , - ,Y , L 1, .. , . ,Y. , X u 1 '- 34 5 3 X ,A l I A1 Af. II r '4 L 2 I , , , , -, Y. V Y. .., V - . . - , 3 f- Y . . . K ' .I ' ' ' I If , ' . I I I '. I ' I X . I , I ' I I ' x I I 1 I ' I x 5 1 ' I 54' I x 1 Y Y Y YI Y Yi YY I Y Y Y ' . Y Y. X Y . . Y . . YY Y YY YY Y Y . Y Y . Y Y. .Y . Y Y W Y . . . YYY 1 Y X YY A .' 'YY Y . Y I Y Y . . . , - , - . , , , .