North Shore Country Day School - Mirror Yearbook (Winnetka, IL)

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A TYPICAL The real way to come to school . A typical morning study hall (1 ) . An a ter -morning- ex debate in the Senior bo s ' room . . . 22

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CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1941, being unbelievably sound in mind and body, hereby bequeath our most ehenshed and indispensable possessions to our respected but undeserving successors : To the Juniors To the Sophomores To the Freshmen To the Faculty Art Kim Hank G. Nancy Motz Peggy Andy Judy Jimmy Barbara D. Charlie Sue Bake Henry B. Sue Bens Warren Esther Brad Pam Sonny Evie Mouse June Tom Stern Jane Don Cherry Flo Polly Tom D. Barbara S. Lai Augie Barbara W. The undisputed leadership of the school Our dramatic ability The lunchline and all that goes with it A Nobel prize for child psychology The machine to Skippy What ' s left of the Plymouth to Nancy and Joan. Smooth sailing! The best years of his life to the school Her smile to Ipana - His eating capacity to Swish Her stag line to Diana Holliday His stability to Pat Law Janet to the little Oakes ' s - The little Oakes ' s to Janet Her comprehension of jokes to the first grade What ' s left of himself to Bergen Her modesty to Bill Boyd His poise to Gnomie An apple to Ginger His sense of noblesse oblige to Dick Starr Her vocabulary to Sue Frank His hair to the costume department Her placid temperament to Mr. Duff Friendship to the highest bidder Her saddle and bridle to Stephan Duff His amiable personality to Sue Stern Her tact to Mr. Carpenter - His perseverance to Diana Hawks Her aspirins to the faculty - His aggressiveness to Joan Monroe Her sunny giggle to Mr. Harritt Her frankness to Mr. Smith Her height to Dave Strong His car to Walden Finance Herself to Sigma Nu Himself to the school His spirit to the 1942 basketball team - Her handwriting to Miss Gilbert 21

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SENIOR DAY Lunch hour One minute before getting bac a his- tory exam . . . The end of a perfect day 23