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

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1960 volume:

o c f i m m ■■ . . , • • v ; 3 Hlr-- : ' v 1 ■1 i .... -- « JpS ' s . tm — SMMK The Senior Class Of 1960 Presents a ELSIE V. HARRIDGE Dedication For her willingness to go out of her way to help us at any time with any problem, no matter how small; for her invaluable and often unre- cognized assistance with dances, Mirror, Purp, opera, Vaudeville, ban- quets, and G.A.A.; for her constant attention to a job to make sure that it is done well; for her never-ending patience and her ready smile; for her devotion to us and to the school; we, the Senior Class of 1960, grate- fully dedicate our Mirror to Mrs. Elsie V. Harridge. 5- M oriam Mrs. Theo 0. Dose ' 6- Faculty NATHANIEL S. FRENCH Headmaster History GEORGE F. ELDREDGE Head of Lower and Middle Schools English LEWIS A. TAYLOR Mathematics WILLIAM W. TALLEY Science Mathematics MICHAEL A. POST Dean of Boys English VIRGINIA S. DEANE Dean of Faculty Dean of Girls History - 7 ROY PORTERFIELD Mathematics JOSEPH A. LICATA Science KARLA LANDAU German 8- PERRY D. SMITH Health Education martin J. Mccarty Physical Education Science Office Staff SEATED: Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Zimmerman, Mrs. Talley. STANDING: Miss Brunner, Mrs. Harridge, Mr. Bergen, Mr. Aggens, Mrs. Modisett. ABSENT: Mrs. Joseph. 10- Middle School Faculty SEATED: Miss Ingram, Mrs. Hahn, Miss Bolster, Miss Brandes. STANDING: Mr. Nold, Mr. Eldredge, Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Steel, Mr. Ostror Lower School Faculty CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: Miss Renoe, Miss Brandes, Mrs. Bockius, Mrs. Meglitz, Mrs. Nold, Mr. Eldredge, Mrs. Porterfield, Mrs. Cadenhead, Miss Collingbourne, Mrs. Griswold (Secretary), Miss Lund, Mrs. Kratz, Mrs. Bleloch, Mrs. Hahn. 11 SaHKWMriB fiMiTiiiiiJiiiJiliiiiuiJillM 13 ' Sr ■0 4ti ' 58 ;- fc ' ' ' mBRm ! ' t -€%m •- .-A ■■S9J - g •twbw - B «L ££S ... i ; ' ■ -ii ' ' 3 5l rn « : ' 5 ■jv. 1 ■— J _J u— ntt ill 3!- n Be r , j ■■■ i. 1 P 125 ■ 11 psj ; P p ' V 121 ImImii gSgfcf ' ' ' - ' — ■ p I smi m ■ H ■ ■ ' ' ' ar . ■ifc, ' •  4? •-,. Seniors JAMES RAPHAEL BECK O - Boal; Aspen; Would like to be a bum; Co- operative; Likes: the world; Dislikes: the North Shore social climbers; Usually at the drive-in; Ambition: to- make a lot of money. Beck-o ROBIN TODD BENSON Let me sleep; Acting; Would like to play Lady Macbeth; Dangerous driver; First to get married; Ambitious; Usually sleeping or eating; Blank; Ambition: to be an actress. Robie 16 - STEWART BOAL, JR. Suck!!; St. Louis; Would like to fly a kite; Dis- likes: girls at North Shore Country Day School; Aspen; Jeepster; Ambition: to be a bum. Stub VIRGINIA CLARKE CASPARI Get serious!; Would like to stay calm at all times; Likes: fighting with Estelle; Dislikes: people who think I ' m sarcastic; Usually waiting for Linda Fay; Ambition: to put Evanston back on the north shore. Ginny PETER HUTCHISON DARROW Non capisco! Would like to sing the lead in Tosca in the Terme di Caracella after one of Locke ' s Coke and Cognacs; Likely to succeed; Flirt; Wants to out-Chancel John (Lord) Web- ster. Ambition: to let Bob Strong out-think me. Darminof 17 MARGARET COSLER I disagree Mr. Post; Likely to succeed; Would like to be with Jean and Vicki sitting in chorus; Likes: defending myself at slumber parties; Dis- likes: people who comment on my height, gym; Usually at Purp printers; Ambition: to be a non- conformist like all the others. Peg Wally ROBERT PHELPS DAVIS What ' s the story Amos?; Would like to be Ron Burton ' s body guard; Best dressed; The nose; Likes: my car, my glass packs, North Carolina, Tennessee; Usually analyzing the sporting world with Nick Engels; Ambition: to dunk. GP JEAN CHRISTINE EKMAN Am I very late?; Would like to be in Arizona or at an H. M. P. C. meeting; Likes: Choral Group, unorganized people; Absent minded; Us- ually adding to the list with Margot; First to get married; Ambition: to be water skiing queen of Three Lakes. Chean 18- BRUCE ALEXANDER EVERETT Here we go again; Would like to be a million- aire so I can do what I want; Harvard; Likes: Re- nault Dauphines; Dislikes: Volkswagens; Noodles; Usually walking through the mud between the High School and the gym; Ambition: to collect last year ' s dues. Bruce LINDA JANE FAY Great Minerva! Would like to be tutoring Mr. Licata in Lab; Aspen; Friendly; Courage, Wo- man; Gray Fox; Molly; Ambition: to teach an Advanced Mathematics course at M. I. T. Linda COLIN CLEOTE GRAHAM ; Reserved; Likes: silence; Dislikes: crowds; Philosopher; Harvard; Studious; Puns; Ambition: to see the Mirror make more money than the Purp loses. Semi- - 19 MARGOT TOWNSEND FRAKER Suave; Would like to be on a sandy beach on a certain island; Likes: people who like old cars and short Morning Ex ' s; Dislikes: conceited people and people who misjudge drive-ins; Usual- ly trying to get organized; Ambition: to talk Lynne out of her Reform Movement. Mitz ROGER SULLIVAN GRIFFIN How much? Likes: money, the stock market; Dislikes: school; Shall we go to school today Joe? Football, basketball, baseball; Who ' s the greatest of them all? - ME! Usually counting money at the stock market; Ambition: to be Nic ' s chauffer. Rog FREDERICA SIEBER GARDNER I ' m sorry . . . ; Would like to conquer my back seat driver habit; Confused and unorganized; Likes: sincere people, tennis players (preferably males.) Dislikes: various T.V. commercials, being tall, two-faced people; Usually getting Jeanie Wright into trouble; Ambition: to be classified as a normal, red-blooded, American GIRL. Freddy -20 RUFFIN KIRBY HARRIS Live! Live! Live! Likes: les femmes fatales; Void; Aspen; In my opinion. . . Would like to be sleeping; Usually sleeping; Ambition: to live, live, live. Ruff RUTH HALL HARDY Well. . .! Wants to be one who separates red and white corpuscles; Likes: the wide open spaces; Dislikes: amusing jokes about which I cannot publicly laugh; Would like to be at that little Indian Tepee; Usually attempting to forget all worldly cares; Ambition: to improve my health and pursue color. Growth JAMES WILLIAM HOLLAND III Hi, Sweets! Wine, women, and ja zz; Shut up, Wavering; Dislikes loud underclassmen on Mon- day mornings; The world ' s a great thing if you don ' t weaken, but who ' s that strong? Ambition: to neck underwater with an aqualung on. Tiger 21 VICTORIA JACKSON Get with it kid!; Would like to be an intellect- ual; Likes: small, dark, secluded places with at- mosphere, girl scout delights, onion dips, and 110 sail boats; Dislikes: onion soup; Out of this world; Usually found in some lost and found depart- ment; Ambition:; to join the Senior girls ' Choral Group. Jackie HARLEY HUTCHINS Fungi; Likely to succeed; Ambition: Co-95721 23149567233-075798602364147823551498623; Best personality; Dislikes: popular pseudo-musi- cal attempts; Ambition: to sing first bass. Hutch ANDRONIKE ELIZABETH JANUS Hi! Would like to be a good historian; Let ' s go! Tres gai; Likes: the polka, Senior boys, sting- er; How neat! Usually around people or stamp- ing on grapes in the bathtub; Ambition: to blast off and go in orbit. Nike -22 LEE SIMON KANES What ' re you doing after school today, Ruffin?; The Philosopher; Serious; Doesn ' t want to state dislikes as most of them have legs; Ambition: to graduate. Lee LUCINDA KINGERY I ' m from NSCDS and we were wondering if . . . Ads; Would like to play a fast game of tennis with Jean; Likes: palm trees, mail, Cape Cod; Dislikes: sarcasm, Midwest; Margot ' s annual loss of voice; Wants to conauer Zumbyes with Nan- cy; Simply divine; Wants to be in Bermuda at the right time; Ambition: to once again be in tent 43, killing spiders. Cindy J ■ ■ ■ h Wl JONATHAN QUINCY LOEB Just call me God; Would like to be dead; Likes: me, sports, math, a certain H. P. girl; Dislikes: the grading system, Police, referees; GEES am I great?!? Usually parking, shooting the .... somewhere in Highwood, or just messing with the H. P. (delinquents ) friends; Ambition: to someday coach Tip-Toe at N. U. Libby -23 GEORGIA ESTELLE MILLER I am not flustered; Would like to be coordina- ted; Aspen; Montana; Likes: train trips, red par- kas, earthquakes, fighting with Ginny; Dislikes: diets; Calm, cool, and collected; Usually looking for Purps ; Ambition: to win a certain bet with Mamie. Estelle NICHOLAS MAREMONT What - me worry? Would like to be intransit; Teddy ' s house; Independent; Aspen; Usually somewhere else; Ambition: to join Dr. Schweitzer for the benefit of mankind. Nic NANCY BELLE NEUMANN OK, Marg, admit it; Would like to be at Yale; Likes: Dr. Landau, Military Cadets; Best per- sonality; Happy contemplation of future days; Wants to conquer Zumbyes with Cindy; No, Virginia, I will not work it up! Talented; Usual- ly taking people home, going to Committee meet- ings; Ambitions: to out-claw Virginia in a nail battle. 24 RICHARD LAKE MERRICK, JR. Track! Would like to be in Mr. Bockius ' His- tory class; Gees-o-Pete; Worst driver; Flirt; Oh, Bulltweedy! Photos; Usually nowhere do- ing nothing; Ambition: to play football with Johnny Unitas. Rickus PATRICIA MAE OSTROM How interesting; Would like to do something scientific to help catch those Russians; Reserved; Where ' s my purse? Likes: exercises, hockey, kittens, most everything; Dislikes: strong pre- judice, closed minds, squash, pessimism; Opti- mistic; Yes, you may borrow my comb; Stu- dious; Ambition: to accomplish something use- ful or creative. Patty PHILIP WYATT MOORE III My God, I ' m sick!? Would like to go on to fur- ther athletic acclaim on the squash team; Likes: some girls; Dislikes: the other girls; Indecision; Usually playing cards (figuratively speaking), Ambition: to beat Harley in the Russian Invi- tational Piano Contest. Moo- bar 25 MARGOT ADELE SHEESLEY But Nance. . .; Would like to win just one bet with Francis and live in the southwest; Best dressed; Likes: back-scratching, Le Momartre, dancing with Mr. Bockius; Dislikes: those who don ' t enjoy life; Usually engaged in questionable activity with associates; Ambition: to spend an- other fun filled fourteen at North Shore. RILEY JOHN MORGAN Moving; Would like to be in an English Ford; Friendly; Likes: Moppet, pizza, Encyclopedias, Freud, Plato; Dislikes: women, hacking off, and girdles; Swinging; Usually out in left field or stamping on grapes in . . . . ' s bathtub; Ambition: to be in orbit. Dirty BEVERLY JILL TRIESCHMANN I ' m in love! Would like to run a Chinese laun- dry South of the Border; Flirt; Eyelashes; Likes: foreign men; Dislikes: my position as, shortest and oldest girl in the high school; Gay; Ambition: to once again be in tent 43, killing spiders. Jil! - 26 - STEPHEN JOHN PARSHALL Nichevo; Would like to be in Giant City State Park; Likes: wine, women, and aromatic hydro- carbons; Dislikes: constructive advice and people who ask me How ' s the bugs? Usually trying to establish some semblance of order out of hope- less Chaos, or orbiting around campus; Ambi- tion: to conduct the North Shore Philharmonic in Orchestra Hall. Parsh LYNNE ANN WAVERING But Virginia, I don ' t want to marry it; Would like to be off campus; Likes: Three Lakes, Bosch, intellectuals, Missouri, playing games; Dislikes: Jim Beck, the Charleston; Wants to be the first woman in space; Usually passing the loving cup around; Ambition: to convince Marnie that Three Lakes is better than Castle Park. Francis JOHN O. SCHNERING Non capisco; Would like to climb the Jung- frau with a bottle of white wine; Hell no, Rog, Post would have a stroke; Dislikes: the Mirror Staff, Intellectual Barbarianism; God knows; Reserved; Ambition: to pay my Junior dues. Schninks 27 ALICE LEVERETT WILDER But I AM shouting! Would like to be a hog caller; Aspen; Likes: certain grapes on a Vine- yard, college weekends; Dislikes: people who ask me how tall I am, insects in my tomato juice, certain Senior boys who call; Usually giggling, eating, stalled on the Oak St. bridge; Ambition: to fulfill my conspiracy against a certain Senior boy. Shark WILLIAM FETCHER STEEL Good morning! Would like to ski all winter, sail all summer; Williams; Mirror; Aspen; Likes: Madame Valvo, Frosh girls, tout le monde; Dis- likes: deadlines; Bon jour, Madame! Studious; Cooperative; Usually trying to do too many things at once; Ambition: to get this thing published. Biff MARGARET HEAD WINSTON I don ' t mean to say anything, but. . . Would like to be a diplomat in Russia, go on a world cruise; Likes: college weekends, summer acquain- tances, travel; Dislikes: waiting for graduation, exams, insincerity, people who always complain (me!); Michigan; Beaucoup de chance! Usually beseiging Doc with off campus excuses; Ambi- tion: to convince Lynne that Castle Park is better than Three Lakes. Ms -28 JEAN CAMPBELL WRIGHT Kino popo; Wants to be a social worker and an intellectual; Likes: the North Woods; Preoccu- pied; Would like to be in the Scotch highlands where the rolled r is a common thing; Coopera- tive; Usually in the Physics lab asking Mr. Talley for help; Ambition: not to sing tenor in the grad- uation program. Jeanie JOHN PHILIP WEBSTER Humbug; Would like to be on throne of own Empire; How droll; Likes: music, art, litera- ture, and a few select people (including me); Dis- likes: Babbitts, boors, barbarians, bigots, and any- thing or anyone that gets in my way; Balder- dash; Talented; Usually in an argument, win- ning; Ambition: to do as I please. John -29 Juniors FRONT ROW: J. Loomis, F. Kelley, J. Westrich, A. Huebner, B. Spindell, J. Dern. 2nd ROW: J. Wilson, H. Pirie, D. Rathbun ,S. Dick, V. Moreschi, F. Turner, C. Burke, D. Magnuson. 3rd ROW: T. Ostrom, C. Shotwell, S. Shapiro, L. Stratford, L. Ames, M. Sperling, J. Rant, L. Borchert, K. Capron, H, Drake. BACK ROW: L. Spitz, B. Merrick ,A. Smith, B. Allison, B. Kopple, P. Mitchell, P. Bradt- miller, K. Osgood, C. Kern. ABSENT: P. Magie, H. Scribner. 32 33- Sophomores FRONT ROW: L. Howe, P. McKinney, J. Burdick, S. Sewell, P. May, C. Ingersoll, C. Ben- son, P. Lang, M. Fay, L. Doolittle, B. Berndtson, P. Ferry, C. Strong, N. Kneibler, J. Ferry, A. Darrow, A. Lewis, M. Foote, J. Rutherford, L. Moore, J. Brew, S. Ware, S. Hamill. ON STAIRS: S. Dayton, D. Reidy, S. Russ, E. Freund, R. Preston, J. Canel, R. Cahan, J. Strong, F. Bowes, B. Brickman, B. Gottschalk, G. Mercer, T. GeragMty, J. Howe, D. Hoff- man, L. Jennings, J. French, F. Deknatel, R. Fall, P. Young, T. Boal. ABSENT: C. Hunt, O. Borge. -34- -35 Freshmen FRONT ROW: C. Burton, B. Kneibler, S. Coburn, C. Walk, K. O ' Brien, T. Donaldson, S. Merrick. 2nd ROW: M. Wartman, P. Eldridge, R. Basile, B. Bartholomay, N. Osgood, A. Coulter, M. Sisskind, J. Callander, L. Morgan, G. Fraker. 3rd ROW: B. Winston, B. Schupmann, M. J. Newman, H. Geraghty, A. Fisher, S. Hawx- hurst, R. Knopf, D. Ranney. STANDNG: B. Schilling, G. Schulz, L. Clark, W. Pugh, J. Delaney, R. Foote, J. Gillispie, T. Dietzgen ,C. Cummings, E. Rockwell, L. McCarty, M. Schnering, S. Denson, T. Harris, T. Loeb. ABSENT: M. Tobey, M. Krause. 36 37- y- iBr.fWh 38 Eighth Grade FRONT ROW: R. Guenzel, B. Groves, J. Reidy, S. Hunt, N. Scribner, D. Cooper, M. Cham- bers. 2nd ROW: I. Benoist, D. Strong, J. Fletcher, N. Boal, S. Sommer, D. Strong, S. Fitzmorris, J. Doolittle, R. Dear. 3rd ROW: N. Babson, P. Vainder, T. Moore, B. Stanton, P. Pettingell, J. Boyd, R. Hamill, 0. Huston, L. Miller. BACK ROW: J. Brew, S. Kopple, J. Alsdorf, H. Potter, C. Lunding, M. Cain, M. Paul, D. Johnston, J. Miller, G. Stern, J. Drake. 40 Seventh Grade FRONT ROW: B. A. Cohler, A. Young, J. Berglund, E. Howe. 2nd ROW: D. Philipsbprn, M. Morse, L. Dose, B. Davis, G. Dammann, F. Fall, C. Groves, H. Donaldson, S. Price. 3rd ROW: P. Bowes, L. Mitchell, L. Moore, G. Burnell, B. Scribner, B. Ratcliffe, L. Gris- wold. 4th ROW: T. Brown, M. Lynde, R. Montgomery, B. Ware. BACK ROW: J. Benson, J. Darrow, B. Hutchins ,J. Chamberlin. ON RGHT: A. French, K. Freund, P. Kimball, M. Mickey, J. Caine. ABSENT: L. Reidy, J. Gardner, B. Geraghty. 41 - Sixth Grade FRONT ROW (KNEELING): R. Paul, B. Wilcox, R. Mortimer, C. Johnson, R. Weary, S. Babson, T. Mouzakeotis, H. Stern 2nd ROW: C. Wilkinson, G. Foltz, G. Quaal, C. Hawxhurst, A. Purinton, J. Hetenyi, M. Brickman, J. Sperling, C Howard, J. Drake, T. Fitzmorris, J. Gordon, G. Barber. BACK ROW: E. Kent, B. Wells, C. Hurd, K. Seibold, S, Elliott, C. Schreiner, B. Bulger, P. Wilson. ABSENT: L. Durham, C. Schweppe, J. Swift. -42 g-M«fi8 tiiW gl ■ ?■ w - :- i- r- u Fifth Grade FRONT ROW: S. Pettingell, R. Mayer, P. Benson, G. Berglund, J. Moreschi, M. Jack, C. Victor, S. Barber, A. Milliken, P. Logan. 2nd ROW: F. Winston, C. Ewen, H. Millard, C. Coburn, D. Vainder, S. Wilson, C. Gardner. BACK ROW: L. Dille, D. Ingersoll, T. Burdick. ABSENT: B. Dick, S. Cranage. TEACHER: Miss Zoe Lund. WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FORWARD TO IN MIDDLE SCHOOL? Carolyn Coburn - Hockey. Gloria Berglund - Hockey. Susie Cranage - The teachers. Elizabeth Dick - Lunch. Lorraine Dille - Staying longer at school and changing classes. Camilla Ewen - Sports. Amelia Milliken - Lunch and hockey. Deborah Vainder - Hockey. Carolyn Victor - Lunch and hockey. Francie Winston - Lunch, boys, and parties. Steve Barber - Spelling. Peter Benson - I ' m looking backward at work. Tony Burdick - Sports. Charles Gardner - Football. David Ingersoll - Straight E ' s. Martin Jack - I ' m looking for my name spelled right. Paul Logan - Getting lunches by myself. Robert Mayer - Arithmetic. Hyde Millard - Nothing in particular. John Moreschi - Nothing. Stuart Pettingell - Arithmetic. Stuart Wilson - More homework. 44 WHAT FAMOUS PERSON WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE? Michelle Booz - Queen Elizabeth. Alison Conant - Patty Ann Geraghty. Katherine Gait - A doctor. Nina Goode - Shirley Temple as a big girl. Linda Levy - Donna Reed. Betsey Purinton - Lucille Ball. Barbara Shafer - Heidi. Katherine Thomas - Dinah Shore. Ann Thompson - Dinah Shore. Kim Daro - Dennis the Menace. William Fletcher - Frankenstein. William Harridge - Walt Disney. Ken Hawxhurst - Lou Costello. Tim Loeb - A scientist. Fred Loomis - The first man in space. James Sanders - Dennis the Menace. Robert Stern - Toni Sailer. William Sturgis - A scientist. Peter Thompson - Dennis the Menace. Fourth Grade FRONT ROW: K. Hawxhurst, R. Stern, K. Thomas, B. Purinton, N. Gait, L. Levy, K. Daro, P. Thompson. BACK ROW: J. Sanders ,W. Fletcher, A. Thompson, T. Loeb, M. Boo: gis, W. Harridge. ABSENT: B. Shafer. TEACHER: Miss Kathleen Collingbourne. 45 Third Grade FRONT ROW: D. LeBolt, W. Morse, S. Barber, J. Wolf, J. Stibolt, L. Botthof, E. Lynde, M. Hannaford. 2nd ROW: J. Wilson, L. Brown, M. Millard, N. Swift, A. Searle, P. Faucett, C. Weary. STANDING: J. Victor, W. Comstock, M. Sewell, L. Breuer. ABSENT: E. Gardner, M. Geraghty. TEACHER: Miss Marlene Neumann. PRESENT TEACHER: Mrs. Mildred Cadenhead. WHAT DO YOU WANT THE MOST? Linda Breuer - A dog. Eleanore Gardner - Piano Lessons. Miriam Geraghty - A hamster. Mary Hannaford - A rag doll. Elizabeth Lynde - A book. Anne Searle - A baby puppy dog. Mary Ann Sewell - A Patty Doll. Nancy Swift - A kitten. Cornelia Weary - Some more dolls. Mary Millard - A Tiny Tears Doll. Wylly Ann Morse - A horse! Lance Botthof - A Ferrari. Louis Brown - A go-cart. William Comstock - A bike. Philip Faucett - An electric set with stoplights and things like that. Richard LeBolt - A bike. John Stibolt - A train. John Victor - A movie camera and projector. James Wilson - A gasoline airplane. Jonathan Wolf - An electric train. Scott Barber - A surprise. 46 WHERE WOULD YOU MOST LIKE TO GO? Ruth Burnell - Mexico. Andy Goldstein - Florida. Ruth Mayer - Florida. Elizabeth Perkins - Florida. Laurie Schmitt - Hawaii. Martha Weisberg - Indonesia. Laurie Sue Lipman - Japan. Christine Reinhold - Texas. George Booz - France. Howard Conant - China. Michael Dering - Mexico. Stephen Geering - Switzerland. Fred Goode - Georgia. Edwin Gordon - Florida. James Leslie - Cleveland. Mark Nash - California Michael Post - Florida. David Schweppe - Florida. Dean Turner - Alabama. Davidge Warfield - Texas. William Wirtz - Florida. Second Grade FRONT ROW: A. Goldstein, S. Geering, M. Nash, L. Lipman, E. Gordon, J. Leslie. 2nd ROW: D. Warfield, W. Wirtz, D. Schweppe, E. Perkins, D. Turner, L. Schmitt, C. Rein- hold. BACK ROW: M. Dering, M. Post, R. Burnell, R. Mayer, F. Goode, H. Conant. ABSENT: M. Weisberg, G. Booz. TEACHER: Miss Frances Renoe. 47 First Grade FRONT ROW: A. Dering, H. Johnson, R. Reinschreiber, M. Ware, J. Pink, S. Callander, J. Flynn. BACK ROW: M. Milliken, B. Post, D. Kuzmiak ,A. Hurd, S. Reinsberg, A. Howard. ABSENT: J. Buckley, J. Peterson, G. Wirtz, G. Searle. TEACHER: Mrs. Andrea Nold. WHAT DO YOU WANT TO BE WHEN YOU GROW UP? Joy Buckley - A mother. Sean Callander - A lion. Ann Howard - A plain old mother. Alison Hurd - A teacher. Barbara Post - A nurse. Marianne Ware - A mother. Gail Wirtz - A teacher. Jean Petersen - A mother. Sharon Reinsberg - A ballet dancer. Anthony Dering - A farmer. James Flynn - A battleship man. Herbert Johnson - In the Air Force. Douglas Kuzmiak - A lieutenant in the Navy. Mark Milliken - A pilot. Jerald Pink - A jet man. Robert Reinschreiber - A greeting card man. Gideon Searle - A doctor. -48 IF YOU HAD TEN CENTS, WHAT WOULD YOU BUY? Virginia Boone - A Christmas present. Bobbe Ann Greenspon - A new dress. Nancy Lipinsky - A book. Julie Macy - A doll. Carrie Maynard - A leotard. Peter Dammann - A balloon. Lucy Morse - A Christmas tree. Jeff Eldredge - A pair of pants. Michael Jones - Some new blocks for the room. Robert Stibolt - A Christmas present. Milton Treshansky - A new pair of shoes. Page Schreiner - A toy. Senior Kindergarten CLOCKWISE FROM BOTTOM: N. Lipinsky, P. Schreiner, B. Greenspon, L. Morse, P. Dammann, J. Macy, J. Eldredge, M. Treshansky, R. Stibolt. ABSENT: V. Boone, C. Maynard, M. Jones. TEACHERS: Mrs. Carol Meglitz, Mrs. Ellen Bockius. 49 Junior Kindergarten LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Perkins, A. Benoist, C. Post, M. Matthews, H. Joseph, A. Morse, L. Fields, P. Salisbury. ABSENT: K. Kirchdorfer, G. Buckley, P. Geraghty, W. Hines, B. Lipman, J. Pynchon. TEACHER: Mrs. Margaret Bleloch. WITH WHAT DO YOU MOST LIKE TO PLAY? Anne Benoist - A doll. Kathy Kirchdorfer - A horsie. Ann Morse - Blocks. Caroline Post - Blocks. Pat Salisbury - Dolls. Glen Buckley - Blocks. Louis Fields - Big building blocks. Peter Geraghty - Trucks. William Hines - Electric trains. Harold Joseph - A horse. Brandon Lipman - Blocks. Matthew Matthews - Blocks. Jerry Perkins - Blocks. Jay Pynchon - Trains. - 50 - Activities .dner, attendar Mirror Staff SEATED: B. Steel, M. Sheesley; (Co-Editors). STANDING: R. Merrick, C. Kingery, C. Graham, R. Morgan. -52 Student Council - First Term LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Ingersoll, L. Jennings, W. Pugh, S. Coburn, K. Osgood, J. Strong, M. Foote, J. Beck, J. Schnering (President), P. Ostrom (Secretary), R. Morgan (Vice-President), H. Drake (Treasurer), B. Davis, M. Winston, L. Wavering. ABSENT: L. Ames. Student Council - Second Term LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Walk, J. Strong, L. Jennings, E. Miller, C. Ingersoll, H. Drake (Trea- surer), P. Moore, B. Davis, K. Osgood (President), M. Winston, L. Spitz, L. Ames (Vice- president), P. Magie (Secretary). ABSENT: C. Burke, M. Wartman. -53 Purp Staff FRONT ROW: P. Moore, E. Miller, C. Kern, L. Fay, P. Cosier (Co-Editor), J. Trieschmann, H. Hutchins (Co-Editor). BACK ROW: S. Shapiro, L. Wavering, N. Janus, N. Neumann, J. Ekman, J. Loeb. 54 Girls ' Athletic Association - First Term FRONT ROW: C. Kern, M. Fraker, V. Jackson, E. Rockwell, L. Borchert. BACK ROW: N. Neumann (Vice-President), J. Wright (President), G. Caspari (Secretary- Treasurer), M. Sheesley, P. Lang. ABSENT: P. Magie. Girls ' Athletic Association - Second Term FRONT ROW: A. Huebner, M. Fraker. 2nd ROW: A. Lewis, N. Neumann, C. Kern, J. Trieschmann, C. Kingery. BACK ROW: J. Wright, N. Osgood, G. Caspari, F. Gardner. 55 Orchestra SEATED: 0. Huston, R. Montgomery, L. Dose, P. Pettingell, L. Mitchell, P. Wilson, J. Darrow. STANDING: S. Shapiro, Mr. Allison, L. Ames, L. Fay. ABSENT: S. Parshall, C. Johnson. 56 A Cappella SEATED: C. Burton, C. Walk. STANDING: C. Kern, F. Gardner, J. Wright, S. Shapiro, C. Strong, H. Geraghty, L. Ames, M. Sheesley, P. McKinney, S. Dayton. BACK ROW: M. J. Newman, M. Sperling, P. Mitchell, R. Hardy. Ensemble SEATED: J. Westrich. STANDING: P. Young, S. Dick, J. Beck, L. Morgan, K. Osgood, F. Turner, C. Graham, S. Parshall, P. Darrow, B. Bartholomay. BACK ROW: R. Basile, B. Strong. 57- Stage Crew LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Reidy, B. Spindell, K. Capron, R. Merrick, R. Benson, J. Beck. r H - Morning Exercise Committee SEATED: R. Harris, C. Strong, S. Shapiro. STANDING: J. Loomis, C. Cummings, G. Schulz, M. Sperling (Chairman), N Janus ABSENT: T. Boal. Current Events FRONT ROW: N. Janus, M. Winston, Co-Chairman. 2nd ROW: J. Loeb, M. Tobey, C. Kingery, A. Wilder. 3rd ROW: P. Moore, H. Pirie, A. Huebner, G. Caspari, L. Wavering 4th ROW: F. Kelley, Miss Deane, M. J. Newman, E. Miller, C. Walk. BACK ROW: C. Kern, C. Ingersoll, M. Fraker, N. Neumann. ABSENT: P. Costler (Co-Chairman), M. Sheesley, H. Scribner, J. Strong, R. Harris. 59- Radio Club FRONT ROW: B. Bartholomay, D. Strong, D. Johnston. BACK ROW: G. Fraker (KN9TYU), L. Clark (KN9UCE), D. Hoffman (K9RAW), W. Pugh (K9JJU), J. Canel, D. Reidy. FACULTY ADVISOR: Mr. Talley. iSk ' $% $ ¥■■■- 1 B. fJ ' 19 PHnt - iW r a Pk4i A3 £u£LJ@ (Ik fcl Jfft 1 MS 1 Si KS§ : !lM ? ■ : i mim Ia ' ' ' i 1 11 1 1 «l - 60 Middle School Council FRONT ROW: H. Potter (President-2nd term), J. Benson (Secretary-2nd term), G. Dam- mann (Secretary-lst term), S. Price (Vice President-lst term), J. Drake (Vice President- 2nd term). 2nd ROW: T. Fitzmorris, L. Durham, K. Siebold ,R. Wilcox, C. Johnson, G. Stern J Miller H. Stern. BACK ROW: B. Cohler, S. Hunt, S. Fitzmorris, M. Cain, T. Moore, B. Guenzel, R. Hamill ABSENT: D. Strong (President-lst term). fifln SHHHHSHflHW HHSrJH tt flPtf- ' P 4§ fft ' tli?M2f ' V Special Chorus FRONT ROW: D. Vainder, B. Wells, R. Wilcox, C. Hurd, C. Howard, D. Ingersoll, F. Win- ston, T. Burdick, P. Kimball. 2nd ROW: B. Purinton, S. Cranage, A. Conant, A. Purinton, B. Shafer, B. Dick, M. Jack, J. Sanders, S. Pettingell, R. Mayer, P. Thompson. 3rd ROW: J. Benson, M. Morse, T. Brown, G. Dammann, A. French, R. Montgomery, P. Bowes, B. Ware, J. Darrow, C. Coburn. BACK ROW: C. Victor, K. Groves, J. Drake, T. Fitzmorris, K. Seibold, L. Durham, L. Rei- dy, H. Donaldson, M. Lynde, L. Dose, S. Fall. 61 Ski Club 62 Dramatics Vaude MATINEE AND No Business Like School Business Eighth Girls Hunting Song Seventh Girls Lemmon Sisters and Lime R. Merrick and Four Frosh Girls Can You Use Any Money Today T. Donaldson and R. Foote Cockeyed Optimist Three Sixth Girls Birth of the Blues, Basin Street Four Junior Girls Old Time Western Senior Boys A Boy Like That R. Hardy, P. Mitchell Sick, Sick, Sick P. Moore, B. Steel Scene from St. Joan B. Berndston If Grant Had Been Drinking at Appomattox Soph Boys Brush Up Your Shakespeare Four Soph Girls Pennies from Heaven Junior Girls I Want to Be Loved by You C. Kingery, M. Sheesley 100 Ways to Lose a Man Four Soph Girls Deutscher Studenten Chor Ensemble 64 ille ' ENING PERFORMANCES Thank Heaven for Little Girls Frosh Girls Four Hoarsemen Four Senior Boys Hi-Lili Hi-Lo V. Moreschi Siberia Three Soph Girls Oceana Roll J. Trieschmann, P. Cosier Bandits of Badrock ALa G S Junior Boys Anything You Can Do P. Mitchell, P. Darrow I ' ve Got Rhythm Senior Girls Merry Minuet N. Neumann Werner Von Braun G. Caspari Videosonicstereophonic Frosh Boys Collegiate Four Senior Girls In a Misty Mood A Cappella Finale Entire Cast Emcees N. Neumann, G. Caspari Co-Chairmen J- Ekman, B. Strong Business B - Everett Publicity R - Hardy Faculty Advisors Mr. Hill, Mrs. McFaddin, Mr. Allison 65 rlMi Opera 196 CAST Saturday cast listed last Celia Helen Scribner Patsy McKinney Leila Liz Ames Cindy Kingery Fleta Heather Pirie Fairy Queen Jean Wright Freddy Gardner Iolanthe Mary Spe rling Strephon Nic Maremont Lee Kanes Phyllis Panny Mitchell Lord Chancellor John Webster Peter Darrow Train Bearer Rick Merrick Lord Tolloller Colin Graham Lord Mountararat Bob Strong Private. Willis Fred Turner Chorus of Fairies, Dukes, Marquises, Earls, Viscounts, and Barons 66 olanthe BY GILBERT AND SULLIVAN March 17, 18, and 19 Musical Director Mr. Allison Stage Director Mr. Hill Accompanist Mrs. McFaddin Costumes Mrs. Kern and mothers Coordinator Patty Ostrom Assistant Coordinator Bob Spindell Business Marnie Winston Publicity News Ruth Hardy Publicity Art Strat Dick Scenery Painting Joe Loomis Leslie Spitz Scene Building, Stage Crew Bob Brickman Lighting Robin Benson Properties Virginia Caspari Prompter . ' Estelle Miller Make-up Freshmen Girls Act I: An Arcadian Landscape Act II: Palace Yard, Westminster 67 SEATED: M. Fraker, P. Cosier, N. Neumann, R. Benson, M. Sheesley, G. Caspari. STANDING: B. Steel, B. Davis, R. Morgan, P. Moore, B. Strong, H. Hutchins. ABSENT: L. Fay, C. Graham. Senior Play DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY Fedele Rick Merrick Cora Peggy Cosier Duke Lambert Biff Steel Alda Mitzie Fraker Duchess Stephanie Linda Fay Princess of San Luca Nancy Neumann Baron Cesarea Bob Davis Rhoda Fenton Margot Sheesley Eric Fenton Phil Moore Corrado Harley Hutchins Grazia Robin Benson Prince Sirki Bob Strong Major Whitread Riley Morgan Understudy Colin Graham Assistant Director, Understudy Virginia Caspari Director Mr. Hill -68- f J ! '  ;.y. ' 9r v ' jj6, m Athletics Eh59BB KI  I N N 49 ■ •M Varsity Football FRONT ROW: M. McCarty (Coach), B. Strong, J. Beck, R.Merrick, S. Boal, P. Moore (Co-Captain), J. Schnering (Co-Captain), B. Davis, P. Darrow. 2nd ROW: B. Merrick, P. Bradtmiller, C. Shotwell, B. Steel, L. Stratford, J. Dern, H. Drake, C. Graham, R. Griffin, S. Parshall. BACK ROW: J. Loeb (Manager), L. Spitz, J. Loomis, T. Geraghty, G. Mercer, T. Ostrom, J. Wilson, J. Rant, K. Osgood, J. Westrich, B. Everett (Manager). ABSENT: J. Holland, H. Hutchins, R. Lambart (Coach). SECOND IN LEAGUE SCORES N.S. Opp. 18 Morgan Park 18 Glenwood 7 26 St. George 7 27 Walther Luther 13 Luther North 32 27 Wheaton o 19 Luther South 33 North Park Non-league games 70- The Varsity football team of 1959 would like to dedicate this page to Mac McCarty and Rick Lambart in an attempt to express our appreciation of everything they have done for us. Mac has, in addition to coaching us in the fundamentals and fine points of football, helped us to gain courage and confidence in ourselves. Through him we have learned to meet a challenge head-on and try as best we can to overcome it, and we feel that this will be tre- mendously important to us during the rest of our lives. He has shown us how to stand on our own, but at the same time he has been forever ready to give us advice or help when we have needed it. Mac is not only a terrific coach, he is one of the finest persons we have ever known. Rick has been associated with North Shore football since 1933. His knowledge, guidance, and understanding have been an invaluable experience for us and for teams of the past. His patience and his understanding of us have brought us through many crises which we could not have successfully negotiated alone. He has instilled in us the will to win, but at the same time he has shown that above all it is most important that we do the best we can. His de- votion to us is matched only by our devotion to him. These two men have given a spirit to the 1959 football team which will never be forgot- ten. It is to them that we attribute our success, as a team and as individuals. We would like to take this opportunity to express our deepest thanks and gratitude to Mac and Rick. 71 Varsity Hockey FRONT ROW: J. Trieschmarm, L. Howe, P. McKinney, C. Walk, C. Kern, M. Sheesley (Captain) P. Ostrom (Manager), P. Lang, E. Rockwell, J. Burdick, B. Allison, S. Dayton. BACK ROW: L. Moore, B. Kneibler, V. Jackson, F. Gardner, H. Geraghty, S. Denson, C. Strong, Miss Spencer (Coach), N. Kneibler, J. Ferry, A. Heubner, L. Wavering, N. Osgood J. Brew, M. Winston. ABSENT: H. Scribner, S. Ware. SCORES N.S. OpF 1st Team 5 Roycemore 2nd Team 16 1st Team 2 Francis Parker 2nd Team 6 1st Team 7 Faulkner 2nd Team 5 Ferry Hall - cancelled Milwaukee Downer - cancelled 72 pr - Cheerleading HIGH SCHOOL: C. Kern, J. Brew, V. Moreschi, J. Trieschmann, P. Magie, R. Hardy. MIDDLE SCHOOL: J. Drake, S. Hunt, J. Brew, G. Stern, S. Fitzmorris, H. Potter (alter- nate). 73- Varsity Basketball SEATED: B. Everett, J. Loeb, B. Davis (Captain), R. Morgan, B. Steel. STANDING: F. Turner, J. Loomis, J. Wilson, B. Merrick, Mr. McCarty (Coach). ABSENT: P. Moore, R. Griffin, H. Hutchins, J. Schnering. - 74 TIED FOR FOURTH IN LEAGUE SCORES North Shore Opponent 33 Timothy Christian 31 52 Glenwood School 21 56 Walther Luther 35 57 Morgan Park 14 51 Lake Forest 47 46 Luther South 41 48 Francis Parker 35 30 Chicago Christian 50 42 North Park 40 44 Timothy Christian 48 38 University High 51 41 Luther North 56 44 Harvard 42 32 Wheaton 62 54 Elgin 31 30 North Park 35 48 Chicago Latin 39 36 Lake Forest 31 43 North Park 52 Non-League games Private School League Tournament -75- Varsity Golf FRONT ROW: C. Shotwell, P. Moore, (Caddy) O. Borge, J. Westrich. BACK ROW: B. Steel, B. Strong, H. Hutchins, R. Fall. ABSENT: J. Rant, F. Turner, G. Smith (Coach). - 76 Girls ' Basketball SEATED: L. Howe, J. Burdick, V. Moreschi, A. Wilder. J. Brew. L. Borchert. STANDING: Miss Spencer (Coach), J. Gillispie, M. Sheesley, A. Huebner, N. Janus (Man- ager), F. Gardner (Captain), N. Kneibler, S. Denson, P. Lang, P. McKinney. ABSENT: L. Moore. Varsity Baseball FRONT ROW: B. Merrick, B. Everett, R. Merrick, S. Boal, Mr. McCarty (Coach). BACK ROW: L. Morgan, R. Basile, B. Bartholomay, T. Geraghty, T. Ostrom, G. Mercer, E. Freund, P. Bradtmiller, S. Dick. ABSENT: R. Griffin (Captain). 77 Ice Hockey LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Boal, S. Boal, J. Beck, T. Harris, R. Merrick, B. Strong, C. Shotwell, J. Rant, A. Fisher, T. Loeb, G. Fraker. ABSENT:. D. Reidy. -78 Varsity Tennis STANDING: T. Harris, B. Gottschalk, H. Drake, P. Moore, M. Winston, J. Loomis, J. Bur- dick, B. Winston, N. Kneibler, L. Moore, J. Ferry, L. Borchert, A. Huebner. SEATED: F. Gardner (Captain), H. Geraghty, S. Denson. ABSENT: J. Loeb (Captain). Sailing LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Howe (Vice-Commodore), C. Graham (Commodore), A. Fisher, L. Jennings, T. Loeb, P. Ferry, T. Dietzgen, C. Walk, C. Ingersoll, J. French, C. Kern. ABSENT: F. Kelley, H. Pirie, S. Sewell, D. Rathbun, T. Donaldson, P. Eldridge. -79 Frosh-Soph Baseball FRONT ROW: R. Basile, L. Morgan, E. Freund, T. Boal. BACK ROW: B. Bartholomay, B. Schupmann, M. Wartman, J. Canel, C. Hunt, R. Cahan, G. Schulz, S. Hawxhurst. ABSENT: G. Fraker, S. Russ. -80 Frosh-Soph Football FRONT ROW: B. Brickman, F. Deknatel, R. Hoffman, B. Gottschalk, J. Howe, R. Cahan, J. Strong. 2nd ROW: L. Jennings, R. Basile, D. Reidy, L. Morgan, G. Fraker, M. Wartman, B. Schup- mann. 3rd ROW: Mr. Bockius (Coach), Mr. Pynchon (Coach), T. Loeb, W. Pugh, T. Harris, J. De- laney, A. Fisher, L. Clark (Manager), N. Maremont (Coach), R. Morgan (Coach). BACK ROW: S. Russ, S. Hawxhurst, P. Young, T. Boal, J. Callander, M. Sisskind, B. Bar- tholomay, G. Schulz, R. Knopf, R. Preston, M. Krause, T. Dietzgen. ABSENT: O. Borge, T. Geraghty, C. Hunt, B. Mercer, D. Ranney. Frosh-Soph Basketball FRONT ROW: E. Freund, M. Wartman, J. Delaney, B. Schupmann, G. Schulz, G. Fraker, S. Hawxhurst. BACK ROW: L. Morgan, R. Cahan, T. Geraghty, G. Mercer, B. Gottschalk, B. Bartholo- may, R. Basile, L. Clark (Manager). COACHES: Mr. Post, Mr. Bockius. ABSENT: R. Fall, S. Russ. 81 Middle School Basketball SEATED: J. Fletcher, B. Groves, T. Moore, N. Babson, R. Hamill. KNEELING: D. Strong, J. Boyd, Mr. Steel (Coach), J. Doolittle, M. Cain, B. Guenz K Middle School Football FRONT ROW: R. Dear, D. Strong, B. Guenzel, C. Lunding, J. Doolittle, J. Boyd, M. Cain, R. Hamill. 2nd ROW: D. Johnston, S. Sommer, J. Reidy, J. Fletcher, T. Moore, B. Stanton, N. Babson, J. Alsdorf, B. Groves. 3rd ROW: J. Berglund, J. Benson, J. Darrow, D. Philipsborn, L. Dose, S. Price, K. Freund, M. Mickey. 4th ROW: J. Chamberlin, J. Caine, G. Burnell, B. Hutchins, B. Davis, T. Brown, B. Scrib- ner, L. Mitchell, C. Hawxhurst. 5th ROW: S. Babson, T. Mouzakeotis, J. Sperling, R. Weary, C. Johnson, J. Gordon, C. Schreiner, B. Wilcox, P. Wilson. 6th ROW: P. Benson, T. Burdick, D. Ingersoll, R. Mortimer, R. Paul, M. Brickman, C. Gardner, G. Quaal, H. Stern. BACK ROW (Coaches), Mr. Ostrom, Mr. Nold, Mr. Steel. ABSENT: J. Hetenyi, J. Swift, P. Bowes, J. Gardner, B. Geraghty. Middle School Hockey FRONT ROW: M. Chambers, G. Stern, I. Benoist, J. Brew, D. Strong, J. Drake, J. Miller. P. Pettingell, S. Fitzmorris, R. Montgomery, B. Cohler. 2nd ROW: C. Howard, S. Kopple, M. Morse, L. Moore, A. Young, E. Howe, P. Vainder, H. Potter, L. Miller, S. Hunt, B. Bulger. 3rd ROW: L. Griswold, M. Lynde, C. Wilkinson, B. Wells, A. Purinton, E. Kent, S. Elliott. G. Foltz, T. Fitzmorris, G. Barber, J. Drake, C. Hurd, N. Boal. BACK ROW: A. French, S. Fall, N. Scribner, C. Groves, B. Ware, P. Kimball, G. Dam- mann, B. Ratcliffe, O. Huston, M. Paul, H. Donaldson. ABSENT: L. Reidy. L. Durham. K. Seibold. 83 - - 84 85 - f ft © NORTH SHORE COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL t GRADE 9 1956 1957 ' )- . yi Q © 9 ?] h. l w i Innocence Maybe it ' ll fall down by itself!?! Isn ' t this fun?! We move the library today, Leicester tomorrow,. . . Mornin ' Misher Frensh. ' Wake up, sir, it ' s your move! Oh, Hi Riley! Study hall at one second after 3:30 on Friday 86 Senior Class Will Robin Benson Jim Beck Ginny Caspari Stu Boal Peggy Cosier Peter Darrow Jean Ekman Bob Davis Linda Fay Bruce Everett Mitzi Fraker Colin Graham Freddy Gardner Ruffin Harris Ruth Hardy Jim Holland Niki Janus Harley Hutchins Cindy Kingery Lee Kanes Estelle Miller Jon Loeb Nancy Neumann Rick Merrick Patty Ostrom Phil Moore Margot Sheesley Riley Morgan Jill Trieschmann Steve Parshall Lynne Wavering Joe Schnering Alice Wilder Biff Steel Mamie Winston Bob Strong Jean Wright John Webster Vicki Jackson My membership in the Stage Crew to any able-bodied girl. The Hi-Fi to Dusty Reidy. My diet bread to Ann Darrow, my love of TV commercials to Chip. My Willy ' s Jeepster to Ted. The space I take up when I park my car to everyone who needs it. My method of getting a gold basketball to Varsity Ed. Tuesdays to Tom Harris and thirteen glorious years to the first to speak up. My ability to hang from the rim by my nose and dunk with both hands to Tip-Toe. My tickets to Strat Dick, my Advanced Algebra book to Mr. Allison, and my genius as the Pathfinder to Molly. I ' m taking mine with me. B.B.B. and my artistic ability to Peggy and Oswold to George. My sparkling personality, but to whom? To Judy Brew my masculine qualitites and to Lucy Moore my split ends. My will to live! live! live! to Mr. French. My lack of tension to B. P. and my bowling shoes to Mme. Valvo. My leather jacket to Guy Mercer and my ability to accomplish the live part of Live and Serve to Caryl Benson. My guided missile to anyone who is misguided. Life. My love of the theatre to Mr. Porterfield and my partiality to a certain school to Mr. Post- A bar of soap to the student body. My powers of organization to Judy Brew and four more glorious years at North Shore to my sister. My ability to understand the world to Mr. Post. The Gurnee Throne to Peggy Magie and my membership in the Tall Girls ' Club to Mme. Valvo. The pink truck to Bill. The patience etc. needed to manage the hockey team to Pasty. All my fine qualities ??? to Joe Loomis My membership in the F.B.I, to Val, my ability to dean fish to Magoo, and my love of Michael to Cindy. My ever-present Dentyne supply to Gance. My marvelous ability with numbers to the Math department. My contempt for facade to Cynthia Walk. My membership in the L.H.C. to Sherryl Ware. My football uniform to my little sister. My loud voice to anyone who needs to call Study Hall to order, and all my success in Latin to Kit. All the free time I never had to Cindy and Harry and SNOW to the Ski Club. My gay carefree attitude to Cissy, my innocence to Val, and Current Events to any industrious Junior who wants it. Five more Strongs to ole North Shore. The hundreds of patient hours of Physics help that Mr. Talley has given me to any other unfortunate soul who needs them. My Promethian, multisyllabic verbiage to Mr. Post. My voice to anyone who wants it. 87 CM -Jhrouah the j addina UJc eard It is with pride that once again through the medium of photography we have been able to fashion a graphic record of your school year — a pride stemming doubly from the knowledge that herein not only have we helped to create a record of so much meaning to each of you, but in so doing we have had the opportunity to share warm pleasant associa- tions with so many. Always, as years pass, this record will have a special place in your heart for it will be the visible token of the wonderful experience of your growing years, rich in the foundation of true and lasting friendship. Our heartiest congratulations to all! Cordially, John Howell and Craftsmen , _.( 88 The Class of 1960 In Ten Years Jim - originator of ski-in theatre Robin - another Greta Garbo Stu - St. Louis Jeep salesman Ginny - Rogers, Hammerstein, and Caspari Peter - winner of history quiz show Peggy - editor of True Mystery Stories magazine Bob - a southern gentleman Jean - mother of seven children living in Cactus, Arizona Linda - owner of the Red Onion Colin - understudy for Rudy Valley Mitzi - interior decorator of the Fickle Pickle Roger - assistant chemist at ?? Freddy - first woman to schuss Jungfrau Ruffin - writer of new history outline book Ruth - chief of Tepee mountain mule train Jim - pizza chef, English teacher Vicki - model in Tahiti Harley - theorist Niki - founder of ice swimming organization Lee - philosopher Cindy - owner of lighthouse off Cape Cod Jon - Diplomat to India Estelle - owner of gambling establishment in New Orleans Nick - head of Jaguar corporation Nancy - in a penthouse retreat in New York Rick - sultan Patty - first woman to journey to the center of the earth for rocks Phil - tranquilizer tester Margot - horse breaker at Camelback Riley - Ipana smiler Jill - Chevy saleswoman in Mexico Steve - driving teacher Lynne - Wisconsin snake farm director Joe - Olympic discus thrower Alice - sports car enthusiast in New Mexico Biff - owner of windjammer Mamie - senator from California Bob - builder of second Stronghold Jean - understudy for Lady Godiva John - jazz pianist at Carnegie Hall Congratulations to you all! 89 Graduates Do Not Forget The Reunion of ' he Class of I960  n June 17, 7 970 in the auditorium of The North Shore Country Day School Please create as little commotion as possible on the campus as our solemn, studious, and quiet reputation must be upheld. 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Runnfeldt Belmont Service Station Complete Automotive Service Shell Products Oak and Chestnut Street Winnetka, Illinois HI6-9725 3ER Courses exclusively for ,s and college girls II. September 6. —afternoon job placement ughly pleasant surroundings. IONS UPON GRADUATION MA(£ md dUO ARIAL SCHOOL icago 4,111. WAbash 2-7377 Congratulations To The Graduating Class come in and see us TROOPING THE uuniuiLie Udife!!. dim ' for Foreign-Made Cars .fC 1 721 Green Bay Road, Wilmette, 111. Phone ALpine 6-0606 CHESTNUT STREET at CHESTNUT COURT antiques, fine REPRODUCTION Opposite Indian Trail Tea Room SILVER, CHINA. and nm Post Office PAINTINGS AND WINNETKA OBJECTS OF AR Portobello also offers skilled decorating service by its talented and experienced staff. - 112 113 - For the Fashion Conscious More than a Quarter of a Century on the North Shore ranees HE FFERNAN 572 Lincoln Ave., Winnetka Thank You! The staff of the Mirror of 1960 would like to extend its appreciation to all the stu- dents, faculty, and others who helped contri- bute to the success of the Mirror, and espe- cially to Mr. Vogel and Mr. Howell. We also would like to thank our adver- tisers. It is hoped that their friendship to the school will be rewarded by increased patroni- zation by NSCDS students and parents. 114