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

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the Letter from Editors . Surprised? Well, you probably should be since this yearbook is quite different from East ones. The prob- em with editing a yearbook is t at you can't please everyone all the time. Life's tough, ain't it? This year, we took a bold new approach and broke from tradi- tion. Therefore, we, t e Editors of the CODASCO, could like to introduce NA Change of Seasons. In the past, the theme of the yearbook was only handled in the first 16 padges. We wanted to develop a theme that really applie to the Country Day Com- munity. During the summer we discussed many possi- bilities with our advisor, Mr. Bruce MacKenzie. Our two 'ffinalists' were: a parody about The Preppy Handbook and a trip back to the movies of the Twen- ties. We flipped a coin, and A Change of Seasons won. Remarkable, hunh? Anyway, you will see a defi- nite and continuing theme throughout the entire book. Don't expect to find all the sports or all the activities grouped together. The sports are grouped according to seamsora, aid ghe actiriitges alre interspersed through- out t e oo.. o muc or t eme. If you are reading this, you have already seen the cover of the CODA e CO. Past yearbook covers have been traditional, repetitous, and expensive. So, this year, we decided on progressive, innovative, and very pxpensive! Please don't reject it just because it's dif- erent. Not all changes have to be radical. We actually took a conservative view as to how Senior Padges would be designed. Instead of the haphazard and is- organized pages of past books, you will see some continuity and unity to the Seniors Section. We be- lieve this improves the qualitg of the CODASCO as a whole. We apologize to any enior who feels that we dictated too much. We just wanted to create a fin- ished product that would make the,School feel proud. Without the help of the following people, we would not have been able to complete this incredible task: Mr. Steve Weitz of K8cS Photographics twho let us print our own pictures at a nominal costj Drake Pow- ers, head of the photography staff twho sacrificed much time and effort so that we would have pictures for our deadlinesj, Mr. Jim Combs and Mrs. Doris Busch of Josten's, and Mr. Bruce MacKenzie, our faithful Yearbook Advisor. 'aff flgf-fp ,,,,.e'Q-Q ar EJ

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'l F t? .- H f Z - , x cl gf! ,, rr .5 Summer for Country Day Students is varied. Some students work, some relax, and some trav- el. lfor those students who work, the l.adue Road Crew and Fathers' businesses provide the necessary outlet. Still, others relax by a pool or a tennis eourt. l-lor the members ol' the Jan Band and the Russian Dancers, the summer provided an outlet to display their talents at the River- front at the V.P. Fair. Furthermore. the summer also provided the opportunity' for many students to travel to Germany with Doe Kalmar. And then. there was the ASSIST Program, which offered several CDS students personal fulfill- ment and numerous responsibilities during the summer months. gn.