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

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JULIA B. CHILDS It is with deep regret that the school this year hids farewell to one of its oldest and most faithful friends, Mrs. Childs. To every class since 1919, when the school was founded, she has given of her rich store of wisdom, and has earned the love and respect of all. As hoth Latin teacher and Dean of Girls, she has directed our interests and widened our outlook. Thus we feel that, in losing her, we are losing an integral part of the school, and that her place will not easily he filled. Although she may retire from active participation in school life, the influence of her vital personality cannot fail to live on in t he hearts of all those who have known and worked with her. The whole school joins in expressing our appreciation for everything she has done for us during the long span of time she has been with us, and in wishing her happiness in the years to come.

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eJjedi tit icciiion MR. CLEVELAND A. THOMAS For his swell personality and ever-ready sense of humor, For the boundless energy which he has expended on us in our efforts, And for the way in wliich he has made us think, We, the class of 1946 With many thanks Dedicate Our MIRROR To The Little Dynamo

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-hreculd of I . .3. C-. dj. -3. MR. PERRY DUNLAP SMITH Headmaster MRS. JULIA B. CHILDS Dean of Girls MR. NATHANIEL S. FRENCH Academic Advisor to Upper School Boys