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

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THE CLASS WILL We, the noble and most excellent Class of Nineteen Twenty-five, about to depart ' from this temple of learning, and being in most of our right minds, do hereby make this our last will and testament. We bequeath: To the Junior Boys, the curtains. To the Junior Girls, our privileges and executive ability. To the Sophomores, our athletic talents. To the Freshmen, our ability to hold good class meetings. And the following personal bequests: Johnny, his line to Jane Sutherland Mary, her executive ability to Dorothy Reach Lynn, his Romeo-like tendencies to Billy McEwen Freddie, her pranks to Helen Bell Pany, his curly locks to Edmund Hoskin Barb, her artistic ability to Tommy Boal Frank, his plus-fours to Knox Booth Shimmy, her pep to Sarah Mills Elbridge, his dancing to Chevy Millard Midge, her worldly wisdom to Marianna Ruffner Crilly, his English drag to those who need it Susan, her quietness to Emmy Pope Stewy, his acting ability to the Dramatic Club Lamby, her athletic ability to Marguerite Watson Groty, his voice to Kenneth McKeown Louise, her height to Grant Pick Fully, his double life to Frank Blatchford In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed our names, and affixed our s eal to this our last will and testament. ' ho. Ste t a -tz- •-Pz rr s, a£A-t 2 Gc ' U

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Colors Maroon and White Motto Deeds not Words John Davis Virginia Hobart Edward Hamm President Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer JUNIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS Although our class has diminished in numbers, it has grown in virtues. Of course our age has helped us, but we are really thinking more about what will be required of us next year. One thing of seemingly minor importance is better order in our class meetings. If we have learned to make good use of our time this year, we will be able to make better progress in the future. We have learned to handle money and keep accounts well. Members of this class have been en- trusted with the Red Cross Funds and also the Mirror subscriptions. Then, too, we have developed many athletes, so the standard of the School need not be lowered when we are without the support of the Seniors. It is a well known fact that if a house is built on a firm foundation, it can weather many storms. The Juniors have tried to work in a way this year that they will be able to lead the School worthily in 1926. Who ' s Who in 1950 J. Francis Page — Distinguished author and editor of House and Garden magazine. Especially noted for his extensive research in the art of laying out and trimming flower beds. J. M. Davis, M.D.D.S.M.S.D.N.G.— One of the country ' s most famous specialists. Especially noted for operation of extracting toe nail with absolutely no pain. F. W. Blatchford, Jr., M.C.D.S.N.S.C.D.S.— A finger specialist of great fame. His greatest deed was to teach Sir E. Hoskin how to write. Sir E. Hoskin — Editor of Simmons Crossing Weekly . He received the title of Sir from the Knights of Columbus of Glencoe. E. L. Millard — World-wide known leader of ZionBand. His most famous feat was to play the German song from Carmen through six times without a mistake.