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

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14 THE MIRROR Class Will We, the Illustrious Class of Nineteen Twenty Three, about to leave this hon- ored realm of wisdom, and hereafter to be revered as its worthy alumni, thought to be of sound intellect and almost superhuman understanding, do hereby make, declare, publish, and cause to be executed this our last will and testament, thus dispensing with all former wills before ordained by us. First, we bequeath to our faithful teachers, hours of sleep in peace and content- ment after our departure. Second, we bequeath to the Juniors our renowned Senior dignity and many unknown Senior privileges. Third, we bequeath to the Sophomores the innumerable E ' s acquired by us so often, confessing the feeling of guilt which we have had in our greed for them. Fourth, we bequeath to the Freshmen the devotion to and interest and pride in our glorious North Shore. Fifth, we make the following bequests of personal property, talents, and accom- plishments belonging to the nummerous members of our Senior Class: Molly — her mathematical mind to Cozy. Beulah — her long skirt to Mary Miller. Pep — his whistle to Andrew McNally. Mariette — her literary ability to Panny Boal. Squirrel — his musical talent to the Junior Boys. Ruth — her smile to Shiek Davis. In witness thereof we have here unto subscribed our names and affixed our seal on this last day of our Senior Year, Nineteen Hundred Twenty Three. L a»- «i i ■ V

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14 THE MIRROR Class Will We, the Illustrious Class of Nineteen Twenty Three, about to leave this hon- ored realm of wisdom, and hereafter to be revered as its worthy alumni, thought to be of sound intellect and almost superhuman understanding, do hereby make, declare, publish, and cause to be executed this our last will and testament, thus dispensing with all former wills before ordained by us. First, we bequeath to our faithful teachers, hours of sleep in peace and content- ment after our departure. Second, we bequeath to the Juniors our renowned Senior dignity and many unknown Senior privileges. Third, we bequeath to the Sophomores the innumerable E ' s acquired by us so often, confessing the feeling of guilt which we have had in our greed for them. Fourth, we bequeath to the Freshmen the devotion to and interest and pride in our glorious North Shore. Fifth, we make the following bequests of personal property, talents, and accom- plishments belonging to the nummerous members of our Senior Class: Molly — her mathemathical mind to Cozy. Beulah — her long skirt to Mary Miller. Pep — his whistle to Andrew McNally. Mariette — her literary ability to Panny Boal. Squirrel — his musical talent to the Junior Boys. Ruth — her smile to Shiek Davis. In witness thereof we have here unto subscribed our names and affixed our seal on this last day of our Senior Year, Nineteen Hundred Twenty Three. P. .L5-J2JL m , ±A ' Am, L