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

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i M,,,w 1 -W , . ,M i I ., K ,M,,,,iW Y 1' i ,.,.-w ' W NW i ,,.,, I A , L ,1 p fi il ' L: ' ' -,-,,. 5' I ii :V l i , 4 lf-' l I W i i K an ,F , :Auv- -f-.,..,.,,,-,.4sff' ATHLETICS ACADEMICS In order to meet the demands of an increased population and to replace outdated equipment, it was necessary for North Shore to undertake a development program. Al- ready many changes on the campus, such as the remodeling of the high school, have taken place to provide greater opportunities for all. With the completion of the boys' gymnasium and the erection of an art and music center, the major construction of the program will be finished. The buildings themselves are only the first step, however. Be- fore these inanimate objects can be termed complete, they must be pervaded with the spirit and goals of the school. As the school grows, so must its yearbook it it is to reflect the school accurately. Since the first edition in l92l, the Mirror has grown and expanded to its present form. We have striven this year to capture the high points of school lite in an atmosphere of living and serving. The Editors - 7 - y i