Texas Country Day School - Latigo Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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THEIHEHTH GRADE Eiglltlm Grade began tlie year witli seventeen lnoys, and witlw Penniinun und Scripps added at Cliristmas time increased to suclw a size that .-Xrilliineiic' and Crain! mar had to lie divided into two sections. Boyle, Donoslry, l lenderson, Nlvllyair. Nusli and Platter won letters in 100-pound footlmll, and later the Coniuiiclics. witli Lucy and Platter as co-captains. won lliu ,lunior Soccer League. Tlie lmoys on ilu- .lnnior Student Council include Platter, presidentg Hoyle, vice president. and l.ucy. tlglie liligllth Grade was Consistently represented on tlie l lonor Roll. Class olliu-rs are lion Nlcllyar as president and Ben Platter, vice president. THE SEVENTH GRADE Art, tlie lieginning ot tlie your tlwe Seventh Grade was made up ol' eleven lnoys, sew-ii luroni lust your and luour new Xvulnut llillcrs. litter tliis nunilier wus iii1'i'c-usul lmy lXlaicNullglitoii lvroin Preston l lollow and llrire l-roin Sydney, fxiislruliu. ltrauiniii und Szwlis were elected lo tlie .lunior Student ffouncil and served tlirougliout llie yr-ur. filnrk. l oQc-lson and Siulis appeared in ilie llonors Group and Several ollier lroys linve Iwi consistently liigli ritivensliip. More tliain the Class were on tlie IUU- pound or Lower Scliool tlootlmall teams and made a good record for tliemselves. Gene Flccutcliin was elected president willi ,loe Cfrmk. vice president, and Gayle l'ogel4 son, secretary. n l inliIR1rii': I'-1'llli'r K .ML ti. xl- K 'uli lun I..Q.,Is.,ii :xii-ngi-il ie..,,,- biwiiiiil Row: Nlr. C vm e XX' tqlzirlc l.ulwy 3l:u'N1niglitoii l'rr.innin Fsulis llaiinillon l'roiiI Ron XY, I lui iii., ii.,,i.- IJ, Ni, iltiii lllzillf-r llvlirlvrsoll Nw mid R ii fi N-ilifs Nripps Ri..- I l..iIi I1 XXX-lil, ltfqliirl futili- lliiifl Ron Fil, N- IH' Nici. l7l'IlIlII PIII llilll l. l llllifxl' llrlllus Lv s 54 IJ, XXZ-.iii il

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DIIHMITUHY BHIIUP AFTER almost three years of temporary quarters and separated Upper and Lower School hoarcling units, the Dormitory Group was ahle to he housed together again. The clream of the Faculty and Boarcl of Directors hart hecome a reality and patience hart hrought us through the trying times after the hre. The sturlents who hart com- inuterl to classes hy station wagon, appreciate the rlorniitory ancl school rooms unrler one root, the spacious grountls, the attractive clining room ancl excellent food, the :Tore than adequate lavatory facilities ancl the frienrlly atmosphere that prevailecl throughout the past year. ln the present lfvoarcling Department, Fort Vxforth leacls with six representatives, lxlexico City is seconrl with three, and other cities with single representatives are Chicago, lllinois, Dayton, Ohiog Pecos, New Mexicog Tulsa, Oklahoma, ancl Ahilene, Corpus Christi, and Harlingen, Texas. Numerous Dallas hoys have also heen hoarding at the School for varying lengths of time. With lxlr. Alain, assistecl hy Mrs. l'-ulton and lvlr. ancl lxlrs. lxlatheson, the Boarclers have heen well supervisecl anrl have hacl an enjoyahle time. Vxlith most ol the thircl floor ltn- ishecl oll' as hoarcling rooms next fall, we loolq lvorwarrl to a larger Dormitory Group in tht- years to coine. PAGE 20 Mrs. lfullon .l. tqaunpos .Xhercromlnv Nlr. hlatlu-son Nlrs. Blutluison Green frant- U. Cainpos lg1JYVn1dIl tlxvens .l. Snyder Fl:-elcer Otxonnell Terry l . Snytler liranlcenherg Bti. Akin Platter l lallett Fogelson .tlm-111: 'lqarlton