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

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JAZZY JUNIORS

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Front Roiv: L. to R.: Bradford, Glasser, Cooper, MacKenzie, McEwen, D. Simmons, Bishop. Second Row: Sherman, Farwell, C. Bowes, Barker, B. Bowes, Furgerson, Suter, Bacon. Third Row: A. Johnson, Jones, W. Stearns, W. Pirie, G. Smith, T. Groves, Hood. JUNIORS In September the boys, happily enough, found five new girls in the class; the girls, however, remained rather indifferent at the loss of the three boys. We then embarked upon the school year with high hopes and a low treasury. This latter did not bother us, as we soon came up with a great, can ' t-miss idea, the Snow Ball. Our net gain: $6 and a lot of fun. We managed to wade through mid-year ' s with varying degrees of success and lack thereof. This was followed by the third quarter let-down in anticipation of the tournament and spring vacation. Now we are facing hopefully forward to our coup grandissimus, the Junior Prom. In retrospect, we feel that we can say that we have had quite a successful year; we certainly have enjoyed being part of the school and doing what we could for the school. In addition, thanks to the untiring efforts of the faculty, we even did learn a bit! 24

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Front Row, L. to R.: Kunkler, Olson, McMillan, Sweeney, Anderson, Woodward, B. Smith, Voss. Second Row: Churchill, Biggert, Colton, Jill Alwood, Selz, S. Simmons. Third Row: Walworth, Newman, F. Lunding, Schnering, Everett, Wineman. Fourth Row: Rogers, C. Hutchins, D. Humphrey, Hardy, Loomis, Aid, Bers, Ray, B. Johnson, S. Berndtson, Bach. THOSE WONDERFUL SOPH BOYS The best class of 1953-54 is, naturally, the Glorious Class of ' 56, otherwise known as the Soph- omore Boys. They reside in that hallowed room which occupies the south west corner of Dunlap, noted for the occasional snowballs, buns, apples, etc., which fly mysteriously from its windows upon hapless bystanders below. The Sophomore class is also the most ambitious class in the High School. Among its members are a Vice-President and a Treasurer in Council, and a future Purp editor (the other is a SOPH- OMORE girl!) All I can say is, just wait until they ' re Juniors! THOSE PERFECTLY WONDERFUL SOPH GIRLS The very, very best class of 1953-54 is, of course, the terrific group of girls of ' 56. Glamor — you can cut it with a knife! Brains — tons and tons of them! Personalities — suffice it to say that not a single one of them has become engaged all year. The Sophomore girls co ntributed two leads to the opera, two cheerleaders, the council secre- tary, a big share of the hockey and basketball teams, and a future Purp editor (the other is a SOPH- OMORE boy!) Furthermore, the Soph girls have dated onlv Robert Wagner, Eddie Fisher, Jeffrey Lind, and their associates who regularly fly out from Hollywood to date these delectable bits of femininity. The big problem the Sophomore girls face as they become Juniors is finding more fields to conquer! 26