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

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Jhe s laM of 51 The Class of ' 51: First Row; Gilbert, Ritch, Everhart, Farley, Hunt, Dennehy, Bradfield, Stocking, Grant, Royer, Neuses. Second Row; Blunt, Roberts, Carstens, Selfridge, Moyer, Cooper, Wallace, Chadwell, Dawes, Hardy, Jeffris, Tucker. Third Row; Kearns, Ott Glasser, Campbell, Olson, Suter, Lane, Geller. Absent — Murray, Kelley, Brown. This year ' s Junior class has quite a varied personality. It is blessed with a few intellectual wizards, athletic Supermen, orators, and some actors. A look around the campus will show that. Pop your head into the Physics lab, and there will be some smiling soul gazing intently at the distilling apparatus going full blast as the home brew drips into the little jar. Then on to the student council meeting where a junior is filibustering or taking his time in proposing a new money-making plan. When the Vaudeville came around, the Juniors were right there to show their talents. The girls, with their typical independent spirit, formed different acts, while the boys presented their free version of Wagner ' s opera Tannhauser. After that they began to exercise their vocal cords a little more seriously to take leads in the operas. This year there were many Juniors on the first string of the varsity football, hockey, basketball, and base- ball teams, which further illustrates their athletic prowess. Many other activities required the participa- tion of Juniors, such as the Purp, Mirror, Morning Ex, G.A.A., and chorus. This seems like a lot of work but considering the fact that they must lead the school and set the pace for others next year, they must gain the ability to do these well. 22