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

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i Vliddle and rJLower School U-acu.lL f Front Row, Left to right: Mr. Sleel, Miss Ingram, Mrs. Reed, Miss Deane, Mr. Rhodes. Back Row: Mr. Browne, Mr. Howe, Mr. Taylor. Miss Adshead, Miss Rounds, Mrs. Kellogg, Miss Linnell, Mr. B. Smith, Mrs. Kratz, Miss Griffin, Miss Ewing, Mrs. Marsh, Miss Collingbourne. 13

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rrlah School sracult y Standing, Left to Right: Mr. Marsh, Mr. Thomas, Miss Deane, Mr. Talley. Seated: Mrs. Harridge, Miss Gilbert, Miss Cahill, Miss Lennards, Dr. Landau. Left to Right: Mr. French, Mr. Anderson, Miss Scoville, Miss Fraker, Mr. McCarly, Miss ied, Sr. Sergardi, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Howe, Mr. Duff. 12

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Senior l Uill We the class of 1949, being as sound of mind and body as can be expected under the circumstances, do hereby bequeath the following treasured possessions: Ruth — an obstacle course to Cynnie Hunt. Tom — a beat-up Chevrolet to Sue Farley. Al — the smallest and fastest boats in the navy to the Sophomore girls. Kyle — his theories on life to Mr. Smith. Bing — the Fountain of Youth to Ponce de Leon. Mike — regrets to the history department. Franny — her faux pas to Connie Grant. Midge — finance and economics to Cliff Boram and J. P. Morgan. Lu — It ' s a Big Wide, Wonderful World to discouraged senior girls. Dick — his bulging biceps to Charles Atlas. Jean — her thirteen years at North Shore to the kindergarteners. L. D. — the Ozarks to all those afflicted with nasal voices. Annick — her uninhibited laughter to Miss Lennards. Julie — her letters from a college man to Sue Farley Nancy F. — the smoking room to future cleaning committees. DeeDee — her inimitable questions to Tommy Garver. Connie — her two-toned hair to anyone who is color-blind. Joanie H. — crutches and band-aids to the athletic department. Hinch — the story of his life to True Confessions. Dave — a blown rod to two Sophomores. Phebe — her small talk to Nancy Jones. Marcia — two inches to Gail Gilbert. Alden — his chemistry bets to anyone who can win them. Pat — her resonant base voice to Tim Rudolph. Di — her vocal ability to A Cappella. Joanie M.— $2.49 to Paul Farrar. Steb — his machiavellian diplomacy to Jack Kearns. Marianne — a long-term automobile insurance policy to Billy Getz. Nobee — his agility to Bob Kirkpatrick. Mary — her Amellican cigarettes to the Junior girls. Ittie — her original walk to Audrey Gallery. John — his New Year ' s Eve to Sonny Wynns. Paul — his new convertible to Tim Hardy. Chris — his problems to Dorothy Dix. Pete — his extreme neatness to Paul Jeffris. Pat V. — her controversial views on Browning ' s love life to Mr. Thomas. Nancy and Jay — all their rendezvous to Mr. French. Joyce — her jeep to girls who don ' t care. To the faculty — an ' E ' for effort. To the Juniors — fortitude. To the Sophomores — control of the ballot boxes. To the Freshmen — safety in numbers. 14