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

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THE MIRROR Percy Davis (Sheik) Football ' 22, ' 23, ' 24; Executive Com- mittee ' 24; Dramatic Club, Play ' 22, Committee ' 22, ' 24; Organizations Edi- tor Mirror Board ' 24; Editor in Chief Purple and White. The village all declared how much he knew. Elinor Tomlinson (Tommy) ' 22, ' 23, ' S French Club 22, President ; Judiciary, Vice-Justice ' 23, Chief Justice ' 24; Chairman of Seal Committee ' 24; Class Ed itor Mirror Board ' 23, Class Busi- ness Manager ' 24, Quicksilver Editor ' 24; Dramatic Club, Play ' 24; Pirates of Penzance ' 24. Few things arc impossible to diligence and skill. Larry Burr (Larry) Football ' 23, ' 24; Miscellaneous Editor Purple and White ' ' 22, ' 23; Miscel- laneous Editor Mirror Board ' 23 ; Dramatic Club, Business Manager ' 22 ; Lost and Found Committee ' 22, ' 23; Field Captain Whites ' 23 ; Pirates of Penzance ' 24. A cheerful cherub was he.

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10 THE MIRROR Marcell Vennema (Marce) Hockey ' 22, ' 23; Basketball ' 23; Toy Shop Department Head ' 22, ' 23 ; Execu- tive Committee ' 22; Reporter Purple and White ' 21, ' 22; Head of Lower School Column ' 23 ; Magazine Editor 24 ; Assistant Business Manager Mirror Board ' 23; Business Manager ' 24; Dra- matic Club ; Pirates of Penzance ' 24. ' I ' ll never love any but you, ' the morn- ine song of the lark. ' I ' ll never love any but you, ' the night- ingale ' s hymn in the dark. Alfred Childs (Al) ' 24 Football ' 24; Dramatic Club, Play ' 24; Pirttes of Penzance, The enthusiastic and pleasing illusions of youth. Harriet Leonard (Benny) ' 23, ' 24 Hockey ' 23, ' 24; Class Captain, Busi- ness Manager; Basketball ' 23, ' 24, Cap- tain ; Assistant Editor Mirror Board ' 23, Social Editor ' 24; Track ' 23; Pirates of Penzance ' 24. She doeth little kindnesses Which most leave undone or despise.

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12 THE MIRROR Senior Motto Docti Meliora Sequamur There is one thing that we are leaving to the Juniors that we did not put in our Class Will, and that is our weekly School Standards Class with Mr. Smith. Through this class we have come to know our School and our Headmaster better than ever before, and we want him to know that we appreciate his giving up his time for us. And so, we leave this weekly hour to the coming Seniors, knowing they will look forward to it, and be benefited by it as we have been. Class Will We, the illustrious and notorious Class of 1924, about to leave this institution of learning, and being of comparatively sane and sound mind, do hereby make our last will and testament before leaving for the land beyond : To the Juniors we bequeath our curtain rods on the doors, our taste in art, our drag, and all our numerous privileges. To the Sophomores our sense of humor To the Freshmen our experience To Fredericka the complete possession of the Senior Girls ' Room And the following personal bequests: Harriet, her permanent to Jane Sutherland Marcell, her business sense to Lynn Mary, her size to Ann Ashcraft Percy, his Latin ability to the Sophomores Larry, his statistical ability to Midge Alfred, his frolicsome nature to Andrew McNally Holy, his killing glances to Panny English, his stature to Billy McEwen Lou, her ability to keep a secret to Frederika Elly, her laugh to Billy Hayden Elinor, her prestige to Babe Ripley Issy, her artistic ability to the Freshman boys In witness whereof we, the undersigned, have here unto set our hands in the presence of witnesses duly called by us for the purpose of witnessing this our last will and testament.