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

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As I+ Grew ies. hookeovers and insurance-the busses were straightened out-we were respected by lower classrnen?-we took a peaceful drive to jeff. City-the foot- ball team livened up Kansas City-we gave the hest lttnior Prom ever-we rode ponies to station HHOBOU- Latin parties were the rage-someone was highly irregular -we attended Assemblies and Fortnightlies-we dec- orated with funeral flowers-no tests were given on rainy days-Clarkson gave his first hlast-we wanted to he seniors? Finally the sophistication of our senior year, where-a jaunt to Europe got things rolling-foothall camp was no sweat at all-we were friendly in Milwattkee-Charlie was the friend- liest-we met Barh at the airport in soccer clothes-Mr, Myers found sex metaphors-Bart had a hlast to rival his neighhor's-everyone came in tttxes-we heard Be that as it may. it attgurs well speeches-the Syndi- cate tooli over-Bent hrought the first frishee- meetings were held in the old Corlasco room-somebody eouldn't find his Hilman-an English teacher threatened to start an ivy league store -and a liquor store to finance it-we enjoved the iee on the Senior Pond -Bob enjoyed it the most-skating he- came a new sport-the stag eltth was at its primewpoker took the place of honteworlc-we had a little snow storm-we all rode hieycles to school -w e graduated!

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railed si mn.-. ! - as-. -ee I ..? The Senior Class the members ol the senior Class, have many fond and lasting mem- ories ol' our years at Country Day Sfllflfll. There were the days in the glorious old lower sehool. when-Sanders and Eagle Eye Lutz didn't see eye to eye -our lives were at stake on the old busses-Thursday and Saturday ses- sions were lashionable-Steve Mein- berg and Bill Smith had ruinbles-Mr. VVells tried to tell jokes-Mr. Roach eouldn't lind the Q-R volunte- Nelson. Valier. Ravenseroft. and eom- pany were baelilield men-sandwiehes and eraelcers - and - milk w ere still around-we played basketball in the shed-the school band gave eoneerts- w e sang with Mr. HaydenfNlr. Reeves threatened to use the spike-Nlr. Severson went modern-we were gen- tlemen on the symphony busses-and there was no homework. Then on to party time in the middle sehool. w here-Mr. Durl'ee's room became a steam bath-Red and NVhite games turned into lights-we took an educational Chieago trip- we wore blue jeans and tee shirts- Harlem Globetrottersu was shown in ehapel-everyone wore white pants lor the Burroughs game-we had a niaga- zine drive for the new sehool-we gave square dances for Nil.-someone graded the GE papers for hint-and there was never any hot water. Cn to maturity in the upper sehool, where-coats and ties were just a tempest in a teapot -we sold bean-

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Hugh Cabo+ Bar'rle'H' vhRY el1ss must haxe one exceptlonallx sharp member the Mr lxy League xx ho has the 1xy knack for dressmg and xxearlng the neatest most strtped clothes hlmsell Il'llI'lIlCI'D In Hugh Bartlett the 1 memher lt has heen proposed that ll the chtmpagne Hugh eould drink ll md strll but no one beltex es Hugh vxhcn he stys ll a kex to a successful college eareer Hugh that conslstency for Cn1turally to make Cl tss ol 58 has sueh oee1n xxere 1 set of fall ln 1 straight ltne If sexere 9lLldV1Ylg IS other senior and vxhen questloned 1hout hrs aetlxttles on Mon d1v behmd th tt perleetlx mnoeent reply hes that l1rn1l11r exll gle tm tn hls exe Astde from hls lxy aetlxltles B1rt has found tlme to be one ol the most actlxe md popular bovs on the campus Alvx lyS tn some llII'1CllO1'l of student gox ernment thls year Hugh Vxas Chlel usttee ol the Student Court and under htm the Court func ttoned ll top preelston Beeause he IS sueh 1 t1lented 1etor Hugh xx 19 1ble to dtspltx .1 large xx ardrohe of Brooks Brothers 1nd Harxex s Llmlted stxles appearmg ln sexen Masque and Troubadours performances Aslde from these aettxtttes Hugh found tlme to he Feature Edltor of the xe1rbook 1nd partlelpate on both the x 1rs1tx soeeer llld htsehall te 1ms Seholastleallx Hugh xx 19 UJI'lSlSlLI1lly on the Honor Roll Beeause of hrs exeeptlonal popularlty 1nd ahllttles 1nd be etuse he IS so lxx league 1lreadx Hugh IS certain to be '1 success 'tt Prlneeton Pug: Ptgjttt t rt Seven Years at Country Day PRINCI 'I ON lqu-l lqw Student Counell C lee Cluh ClfLllllll4JH Stall Neue lflww lquh Student Court Clee Cluh Clrt ul mon Stall Ne u x lletor lrouhtdours Xetor 'Vhsque lllwh lib! C lee Cluh Student Court Mtor Vltsque H1 ' Chlel IUSIILC Student Court leature ldltor Cotmsco Presldent Vlasque Seeret 1rx 'lretsurer Cleo Club Xetor Trouhadouts Common sense ts xerx uneommon Horaee Greeley Now about thzs platonzc lore I 1 l ' 1 ' 1 '. ' 1 . . ' 2 I e . ' 1 ' , 2 . I ' ', A if . , lflfm-l.35S 4 'X K V- Ll 1 Ip x T ' ' -- I 1 H . - z .'- 2, 1. 1 I I , 1 I. Sc i 1 I wx f , .Q ' x 4 'l ' X I V I 1 X as V Y X vs V X - , - ' ' , , , 1 1 ' x ' x x x H, A2 'Q' . . 2 . , . 1. . 1 ' 1 riff? 111 '1 1 1 , 12 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 . ' 4 5 ' ' . y V x x1 1 wlll be tops, for he goes out on more school nlghts than any x A x ' Q C r 1 ,A ' x Z 'A K x ' -' 'xx - t 1 x l I is I xx Y l In S, i . I 'I I .1 'gm 1' U N ' ' 1 r . . A . . . . . . . ts 91 . . z .. 'z x ' 1 , 1 R , 5 Q . A l 1 z . 1 . 3- 1 il 1 21 . i 1, 1 ' 4 v 4 1 ' 1 2 et c ' . c ' c ' ' , , Q . . H . . . 1 'ty 1 1 -t 1 , . s , ,. 'Hi 2 C . , 1 '2. ' ' ' ' . ll I . l'Xx ' . I A . l . 4 1- . X ' gg A 4 ' 1 ,. :'p 1, fi