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

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Tke Senior Class Will We, the members of the Senior Class, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do hereby make and publish our last Will and Testament, hereby revoking and rescinding all previous wills and codicils heretofore made and published by us: Willie — A Walkie-talkie to Derek Payson to keep in contact with Mac during Basketball games. Martha — My p,ace as the only girl in Math IV to any Junior girl who doesn ' t blush. Doug — The job of editing this lovely yearbook to Dick Ridenour. May he retain his sanity! Jeff — The Flashes to Doug Kramer and my moonlit nights to Derek Payson. Ruth — My placid disposition to Fluffy. Egbert — Frederick to anyone strong enough to control him. Maggie — My absent mind to Kate Gilbert. Dunk — The Barber shop pole to Charlie Newman. Nancy — My appreciation of the arts to Nancy Clinton. Tim — The stage crew to Bacon and Gillan. Ho.ly — My boo-boo ability to the Bug. Jean — He took off before we could ask him! Jackson — The sovereign state of Texas to Berta Grant. Jiggs — Adios, Belle of the Ball to the Junior class, plus my bicycle for college week-ends. Ed — My tooth to Charlie Newman. Margie — My left-hand Basketball shots to Flo, who deserves them. Rufe — The problem of Dr. Landau to some poor Freshman boy. Carol — The goalie cage to Gay Stirling. Beak — My nose to Don Tartak to run interference for him in Football games next year. Lenny — My well-worn calorie counters to anyone who wants to gain weight. Tom — Nothing — I ' m having everything buried wilh me. Nick — Dates, the History book kind, to forgetful people. Beth — My perpetual doctor ' s excuse to Debby Stearns. Lu — My used razor blades to Mr. Marsh. Ed — My jeep to next year ' s work crew. Harriet — My big battered beige box to Ellen Reeves. E.R. — My sixteen-point hands to any bridge enthusiast. Bob — The fire escape at Leicester to anyone who can handle it. Judy — My unusuaJy unique sense of humor to Joyce Henderson. Art — My knowledge of the Chemistry Department to the most needy Junior. Scottie — My first and second-year Latin books to Buzzy. Diane— The W.DG.B.W.A.A.C. to any girls who need it. Rosey — An Aardvark, which will eat up the left-over hamburgers, to Mrs. Lennig. Mike — The traditional gold pants to Rod Lowrey. To the Juniors — The girls back to the boys. To the Sophs — Faith in the future. To the Freshmen — With foresight, we leave all our well-used rendez-vous spots. To the Faculty — E for effort. To the School — Two rooms, one furnished, and then there ' s the other one. . . . 22

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Front Row: Clinton, K. Gilbert, Fetcher, V. Lunding, J. Dayton, Judy Atwood, Stirling, D. Stearns, Pierce, P. Blunt. Second Row: N. Griswold, Henderson, Reeves, R. Grant, Favill, Friestedt, M. Pirie, Boal. Top Row: Lowrey, Tartak, Payson, B. Berndtson, Witherell, Wine, Kramer, Ridenour. Absent: Wolf. 24