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

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X X Q X ,WC xg, ,g 412, . 14, f f f -Q f X XE Y Sided 4. W , qw XQAA.',tv5 tfbf X , ca. X, wwf, . -7E,i'?f' 'Z'Fj'ffWfy . si' W' -' ' if-fc. NW- ' X M- t, , ,- 3 sk: -1 'ssffNfsL,sV ' x tp, ,ggfifsa jx ' 1' r. X .,,. , t ,J Q.-ff: Exoecrorioos for o good life Life in 1987 was filled with expectations. Teachers ex- pected high standards from the students and the stu- dents had higher expecta- tions of themselves. By dis- covering new fads and lifes- tyles, students intended to set themselves apart. How- ever, student life at C.D.S didn't end there. 8!Student Life The opening of the new Snack Bar and the privilege of bring- ing sodas into the lunchroom was one change the student body enjoyed and frequently exercised. The controversy over the seniors' privilege to a lounge seemed to be sidelined for at least one more year. The whole school showed extra en- thusiasm and support for their athletic teams during RED! WHITE day, and all Friday 'Shirt Days. When looking back at this colorful school year, memories remain of the good times had with friends, the dedication and humility learned on the playing fields, and the durabil- ity and mental toughness need- ed to survive at such a demand- ing private school. Whether they will be good memories, e pecially for the Class of 198 or memories we would ratha forget, the 1986-87 school yez will be remembered as the yez in which all of us stopped t examine who we were, wher we were going, and what we e pected along the way. by Chip Reichardt, Editor U. Student Life

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Y I 4-.. l i Jeans on, ties off, Jason Eckboff and Rod Harkey of Class five stop to rap before heading oft' to the gym to play basketball, a popular pastime for many underclassmen. i l l 1 1 - Ili. ,,. Student Life,f9