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

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John Edgar Curby Jr ROVI the begrnnrng of the school year john has been secretly thrcatenrng hrs assrstant edltors to work harder so that the progress on the CODASCO vwrll catch up vxrth the schedule At the same trmc he tells the rest of the student body that mrthout a doubt the yearbook ysrll be ready at Commencement Charm rs extremely vsell surted to be the Charrman of the CODASCO not only because of hrs excellent abrlrty to cox er up but also because of tvxo recently acqulred attrrbutes These vserc both gotten ln hrs last two summers, he vsorked as a street cleaner and vxent to Europe The net result of these tvxo 1S ohn s ab1l1ty to throvx about cultured trash thls IS absolutely necessary for the Co DAscos Charrman Although the aboxe mentioned may be the most apparent part of hrs character they are by no means the only ones Not only has ohn assumed the task of runnrng the yearbook thrs year but has also kept hrs scholastrc axerage among the hrghest rn the class He recerxed the Cornell Cup 1n hrs sopho more year lettered rn track for three years and also lettered ln xarsrty football hrs senror year lt rs because of such partrclpa tron rn extracurrlcular actlwrtres that ohn became a member of the Srgnet Socrety With hrs abrlrty and the drrve to use that ablllty rn the best ways possrble ohn wrll undoubtedly do well rn hrs comrng years at Prrnceton Page Tw enty SIX Erght lears at Country Daw PRINCETON lqa-1 1910 Varsity Tratk All ABC league Term Cornell Cup IU C Secretary Trrnsportatrr n Board Varsrtx Track Cill'Llll1II0l'l St rfr N111 l rttrarx Strll Conxsco D t rrrtrons Comrnrtrt Vlasque l9v6 Wal Ch rrrrnan Con xst 1 Srgnet Sotrttx Chairman Cl rptl lrrtr tluttron Connnrtttt Varsrtx Football Narsrtx Track C um la It I cant make rt through all of my classes C . Y 7 c . V ' 1 ' ' -r . .1 'r ru:r: sr: l-lmlxl'lkMJl,l ' r 2 . . 'v 1 I .-. My l ' .' - 2 ' 1 ' 'Q QT 2 ' ' 'ik . O . 1' r . .- ':r . .. ra- -' 'ar 7 ' . ,. . . , . Crm-lien-rzrtiorrs Xlarrruger. Troubatlour's I . ru r l 5 . l , i , I s ' 9 7' v. 1 I 1 . . t . . . 1 X 7. I I 7' x Si 99 . . V ' ' T' ' . 1 . . . V ' ' I I r ' l c l E , . . . . ' 4 X lg . , V 1 . I 2 I 5 . . . Y . . - 7 9 I . , I 1 li 3 ' ,Y

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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 . . . , - , - . , , , .

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Elgh X ars at Country Day X 'XLR 1933 105-1 NllGlllL School fcnnls l'1'llNDl0l1Sl'llp 191-I lfhu lltcrarx Stall Comsco l ltertrx Stull N us BLINIIIKSS Still N us BLISIIILSS Stall Comstfm Nw 10:6 Sl mt b mtxctx ltteraly Still Ntus Clfllll mon Stall Nt us Trtnsportttlon Bond llttrnx Stall Comsco Decortttons Cf!l11l11lllLl Tlf1lll7ldfJllYS 11336 1051 Vlte President 51 mt Qocletx Narslty lootball IIIQYITN Stall N us lttertrx St tll Comsco Co 'I ltkct Vlanagtr Vlt ue Detormons Commlttc Vlasque Cunt Lnurlr So what, I llke hershey s Theodore Plummer Desloge, Jr ro s appomtment to the Slgnct SOC1Cly m hrs Junior year rep resented the culmmatlon of a long SCYILS of smaller honors at Country Day From the moment vshen he set his loot on the threshold ol the Lovyer School Ted started reeelxlng such post tions as athlctlc represcntatlvc and exer slnce then he has In some may or other always dlstlngulshcd hlmself Hls prowess axec les H1109 comes as a natural result of hrs stern parental trfunlng and a certam Ah ye ne sais quot The name Desloge vxould naturally lend ltself to an encompassmg knowledge of the French tongue and as IS the case he IS a scholar xn thls class as vucll as IH almost all hts others We find ll yery dlflicut to bellexe that the football season vxould haxe been the same without Ted for ln addltlon to the support vxhlch he lent the team h1s unfallmg good humor and lousy jokes added lmmeasurably to the general esprlt de corps Hts literary 3b1l1l1C9 shone forth on the pages of The News and CODASCO and h1s busmess acumen helped turn an honest dollar for the edltors of both the publlcatlons Ted hopes before thls time nest year to be occupylng one of those chalrs at a table at Meury s Ba Bal Page Tu enty sex en Y C .1 ' ' . '.' ' ,pf . ', , , ' . . av' 1. 1' , t. um' -, .. . J: 191113 ' A v 1 I I uv- . . , . 4. 1 1' . 1 . 'z , ' z , --- 'H' I 1.11 i fi' - rw L . 1 - , j , , . - 2' z. 4' . zu' 2. 53 Clrculatlon Stall. News -Nr-1 A llyuqy icq 'z , tx , I 4. , X . x . . . . . C x 1 X . . .X L I V X ' X I 1 K 7 V X x .'. .- ' x' ' x - ' X 1 ' A K 1 5 . - -- H - s U 1 1 4 ' 4. . . K .Vx . .,, l Q , . . ' ' X I Y E . . ... , . . ., . ,. .. 1' c . .. - . s . 1 , . ' ' GK ' 55 . . . ,, 5,7 if ' , 1,