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

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Margaret Emily Lynde Robert Winston Marguerite Watson OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer Colors Orange and Blue IMAGINE! Hazel Cooley without a permanent Jane Churchill without her dog Rusty Kay Street without her braids Virginia Honnold on time Leila Withers the class heavyweight Jane Adair without athletics Jean Armstrong without her ambitions Priscilla Guthrie without Hazel Bunny Hobbs very dignified Louise Badgerow without a song Joy Fairman without talent Barbara Boyles serious Barbara Barrett without boys Florence Riddle without a tongue Harriet Moore if she wasn ' t bright Alice Ann Clark having her French on time Meg Lynde having nothing to do Marjorie Oleson shortest girl in school Marguerite Watson with straight black hair Katherine Roach without art Grace Orrell with her music lesson 26

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TO OUR SENIOR CLASS (Tune of Rose Marie) Senior Class, we love you, We ' re always thinking of you. No matter where you go we can ' t forget you, We ' re very glad that we have really met you, And yet when we will lose you ' Twill mean our very life to us. Of all the classes ever met we choose you To rule o ' er us, our Senior Class. p rudent B usy T emperamental B right F B ustling F rank R P eaceful F aithful E R ollicking G ay S F riendly L ate H K ake M asher M G ood-natured P roud E H earty P artial N B ashful W hite is for frivolous, friendly, and frank is for righteous, reckless, and rank for extravagant, eager, and early is for sweet, saucy, and silly is for harmless, happy, and helpful is for masterful, musical, and methodical is for elfish, enduring, and easy is for nimble, natural, and noisy FRE SH IE ' ' I hastened to the Lunch Line my hunger for to mend The Senior boy ' e up and says, Your place is at the end, The Juniors, Sophs, and Seniors, they laughed with scornful glee, So I slunk into the Gym again; my thoughts they says to me: Oh, it ' s Freshie this and Freshie that and Freshie get ye gone, But it ' s thank ye Mr. Freshman when there ' s cleaning to be done, There ' s cleaning to be done, my boys, there ' s cleaning to be done, Oh, it ' s thank ye, Mr. Freshman, when there ' s cleaning to be done. ' I went into the Senior Room with meekness of a lamb. They quickly shoved me out again and shut the door k ' slam! But then there came a Junior and they threw the door ope wide And so in walked this Junior with a confidential stride. Oh it ' s Freshie this and Freshie that and Freshie run away, But it ' s thank you, Mr. Freshman, when it ' s time to give a play, It ' s time to give a play, my boys, it ' s time to give a play, Oh it ' s thank you, Mr. Freshman, when it ' s time to give a play. 28