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

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SENIORS DEBORAH ANN STEARNS Expression: Sex is here to stay ' Vassar Vaudeville; 2, 3, 4. Opera Chorus; 2. Opera Business Comm.; 4. Purp Staff; 4. Mirror Adv. Staff; 3. JAMES SUMMERS WITHERELL Expression: You ' re golden ' Stanford Varsity Football; 4. Varsity Basketball; 3, 4. Class Pres.; 1, 2. Council; 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres.; 3. Opera; 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew; 3, 4. GAY CURTISS STIRLING Entered Junior Year. Expression: I don ' t know. Vassar Varsity Hockey; 3, 4. Varsity Basketball; 3, 4. A Cappella; 4. Class President: 4. Senior Play; 4. Debbie Sugar Jim Gay 20

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1954 Margo MARGARET CARSON PTRIE Expression: Oh lawd! Bryn Mawr Varsity Basketball; 2, 3, 4. Library Coram.; 1, 2, 3, Chairman; 4. G.A.A. Pres.; 4. Senior Plav Vaudeville; 1, 2, 3, 4. FREDERICK LEWIS WINE Expression: Don ' t know and care less Carnegie Tech Stage Crew; 2, 3, 4, Manager 4. Library Coram.; 4. Mirror; 3, 4, Business Mgr.; 4. Opera Stage Crew; 3, 4. Prom Decoration Comm.; 3. ELLEN FITZGERALD REEVES Expression: ' T hale men! Pine Manor Mirror Advertising Mgr.; 4. Purp Staff; 2, 3, 4. Morning Ex. Comm.; 2. Opera Business Comm.; 2, 3. Refreshment Chairman; Jr. Prom. 19

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SENIOR CLASS WILL Judy A. My innocence to anyone who wants an education in the Senior Girls ' room. Bart — Myself. Patsay — My hips to Charlie Newman. Bill — The fire escape of Leicester to George Aid. Les — My indecision to Hamlet. Jerry — The knowledge that I gained in my fifth year to Bill Stearns who needs it. Clancy — My willingness to do anything for a friend to anyone who is fool enough to do anything for a friend. Doug — Mr. Thomas to all deserving Junior boys. Judy D. — The responsibility of cleaning the smoking room to anyone who has gumption enough to do it. Rod — The traditional gold pants to Bill Pirie and my bird-dogging techniques to Bob Jones. Lanie — My interest in athletics to Pat Victery. Derek — My moonlight nights to Pearce Sherman and my Louie Armstrong records to Tim Griswold. Harriet — My terrific art talent to anyone who gets hooked into taking art minor. Dick — My trumpet and the Jazz Band to anyone with ear plugs. Fluffy — My open-houses to anyone with bravery and a brewery. Fred — The shop to Mr. Reidv. Kate — My loudest cheer to future football, basketball, and baseball teams. Jim — The baseball team to Pearce Sherman and my Bob-o-link pants to Humph. Berta — Punch to my sister, Carol. May she control him better than I ' ve been able to. Nat — Lonely nights to Bill. Sylvia — Sally Simmons to the Junior and Senior Kindergartens. Gingy — My brain to the British museum — and if they don ' t want it, to the biology class. Susie — My continual stale of panic to anyone without emotion. Margo — My long locks to anyone who can keep them curled. Ellie — Mv mambostic tendencies to any girl who thinks she can put up with John and Humph. Debby — Mv blossoming figure to Carlene Blunt. Gay — Mv power of disorganization to Marcia McMillan. To the Frosh — more and bigger boys. To the Sophs — the sophomore boys back to the sophomore girls. To the Juniors— - hours of spare time in which to perfect their study habits. To the School — larger classes. To the faculty — intellectual curiosity. 21