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

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14 THE MIRROR John Mordock— Bud 1919-1922. Assis- tant Business Manager Purple and White ' 20; Student Council ' 20; Cheer Leader ' 21, ' 22; Dramatic Club ' 21, ' 22; Dramatic Club Com- mittee ' 21; President Boys ' Club ' 22; French Club ' 22; Football ' 19, ' 20, ' 21, Basket Ball ' 22; ' Tis as cheap sitting as standing. William Miller— Butch 1919 - 1922. Student Council ' 20; Executive Committee ' 21; Dramatic Club ' 21, ' 22; Football ' 20 ' 21; Captain Elect Football ' 22; Base Ball ' 20. Silence is deep as eternity; Speech as shallow as time.

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THE MIRROR 13 Carolyn Case — Frances Dramatic Club ' 21. 1919 - 1922. She was as good as she was fair, None — none on earth above her! As pure in thought as angels are: To know her was to love her. Joan Hofeller— Joan 1919-1922. Hockey ' 19, ' 20, ' 21. Basket Ball ' 20, ' 21; Dramatic Club Committee ' 22. In felaweschip wel coude she laughe and carpe. Of remedies of love she knew per-chaunce. Austin Phelps— Audy 1920-1922. Ex- ecutive Committee ' 22; Dramatic Club ' 21, ' 22 Technical Editor Purple and White ' 21, ' 22 Assistant Business Manager Year Book ' 22 Though modest on his unembarrassed brow Nature had written — gentleman.

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THE MIRROR 15 Motto Ad Astra per Aspera Colors Blue and White Last Bequest We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Twenty-Two of the North Shore Country Day School, about to depart from this sphere of education in which our light has so radiantly shone, do hereby declare, publish, and ordain this our last will and testament: First, we bequeath to the Juniors the undisputed right to head the lunch line. Second, we bequeath to the Sophomores our popularity with the Faculty. Third, we bequeath to the Freshmen our sincere love and enthusiasm for gym inspection. Fourth, we further make the following personal bequests : Mac — his oratorical ability to Rosamond Coffin Carolyn — her disposition to Ruth Copeland Austin — his marcel to Crilly Butler Mabel — her pep to Mary Elizabeth Couch Molly — her poise to Barbara Groves Pete — his laugh to Elsie Blatchford Sib — her capability to Libby Boyden Hinchy — his vivaciousness to Percy Davis Barb — her artistic talent to Ayers Boal Willoughby — his voice to Billy McEwen Joan — her line to Edmond Hoskins Vera — her stature to Cameron Eddy Butch — his memory to Midge Janney Bud — his politeness to Charlotte Pitcher Senioriad Treading his way through briar and weed, Entwining himself in thicket and mead, The Student of many years hence draws near To the place he has sought in a cliff so drear. It is merely an entrance, the student is seeking Hidden within the black woods; and peeping From out the depths of the darkness Are two glaring eyes of fiery brightness. Who passes my door, says a voice from within Which makes the rocks rumble and grumble with din. ' Tis I, a student of famous North Shore. I seek the people who went there of yore. Thou wilt surely, my sweet and knowing sacerdos, Not decline me my favor, because ' tis of those