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

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L iaM Will We, the class of 1947, being sounder of body than of mind, do bequeath the following things: Claire — her flying to Don Michael Bird. Chuck — five years of high school to the dogs and eighth graders. Clarence — his hair to Doc Anderson. Pete B.— his marvelous ( ? ) sense of humor to Pete Vail and Dave Holies. Mary — J. P. Woznicki to the advertising staff. Patti — her contentment to Georgia Elmes. John C. — the opera to Kyle. Boat — her blue scarf to the ash can. Jo — John Manierre to Frank Pendleton. Jean — nervous prostration to Mr. Duff. Julie — leaves — for Clinton. Frank — his old blue sweater to the European Relief. Em — rendez-vous to Madame Valvo. Sam — the stretcher back to the athletic department. Fran — her lengthy slips to Joan Smith. Genie — her bark to Midge Chace. Ted — elbow pads to Mr. French. Bubber — Texas to Comer. Ralph — his eye for baskets to John Noble. Ash — the R.I. to Manierre. Pete H. — Purp worries to Georgia. Chet — bis attitude to whoever wants it. Jitter — his curls to straight-haired girls. Marion — Evanston to the dogs. Binky — her artistic temperament to Nancy Adams. Barb LaR. — her station wagon to the Searle ' s. Annie — the car to Paul. Jim — his moonlight nights to Mr. John McCoy. Moe — she ' s taking it with her. Martha — the Ford conver tible to Simmy Smith. Northrop — Nancy to Frank Sinatra. Audy — contact lens fluid to Anita. Don — memories to Julie. John P. — his green coat to UNRRA. Reebje — a smile to Miss Christenberry. Pete S. — the stage crew to anyone who wants it. Barb S. — neon lights to the British dim-out. Wendy — Sun Valley and whooping cough to Van Johnson. Duke — the bus back t- the school. Tod — studies and jellies to J. Manierre. Bob — German III to some brave person. Woody — his wardrobe to Comer Plummer. To the Freshmen — success in giving dances. To the Sophomores — love and kisses. To the Juniors — clouds of smoke. To the Faculty — gray hairs. To the School — bigger and better jellie«. 24

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Top row — Manierre, Pick, Judson, Piehl, T. Butz. Bird. Third row — R. Butz, P. Noble, McCoy, Flanagin, S. Smith, Plummer, J. Noble, Anderson. Second row — Helmold, Dean, Ford, Bunge, Hicks, J. Smith, Blunt, Allen, Bills. Storey. First row — G. Elmes, Clinch, Gale, MacGregor, I. Gallery, Gebhart, Chapin, Lowenthal, Wynne. Absent — Kidd. Stallings, Sferra, Norris, Wilson. J uniord Classes come and classes go, But the best class of all, I ' d have you know, Is the Junior class of Country Day, Which leads all others in every way. We ' re good at sports, in our studies, too ; Our virtues are many, our faults are few. Keep your eyes on us, for as sure as fate We ' ll break all records in ' 48. We ' re the Junior class of Country Day We ' re top of the heap in every way. We lead in sports and in studies, too. Our virtues are many, our faults are few. We ' re proud of our record, we here do state, For we are the Class of ' 48. 26