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

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OPPORTUNITY As The Mirror reflects our School, so does our School reflect each one of us, for sincerity and work well done are always rewarded by opportunities for better things, while insincerity and neglected chances are looked down upon. Whether it be in class, in gym, in dramatics, opera club, executive committee, or oh the paper staff, people are ever ready to help a good worker on toward the things he is striving for; and isn ' t it a pretty fair proposition after all that to him who hath shall be given ? Yet here at School we have a two-fold incentive for good work; there is every- where the joy of accomplishment and the promises of strong friendships earnable by our sincerity; and, moreover, there is a certain inspiration and encouragement on the part of our Head master and Faculty, and the now growing tra- dition of our SchoolJ that offers the feeling of satisfaction when we have done our very best toward carrying out the dreams of the pioneers of our School Spirit. So let us waste no time with, If I only had the chance , and strive sin- cerely with the cooperation of Faculty, Parents, and Student Body, to aim high in building up North Shore.

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FOREWORD In the publication of this annual we have but one purpose in mind — to recall to you the happy days spent here at North Shore. To the Seniors this book is intended to serve as a reminder of their school activities. To the rest of the school let it be a reminder of their own happy times and also of the depart- ing Senior Class. The success of our publication depends wholly upon the measure in which we accomplish this purpose. The Editors.

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THE MIRROR BOARD FOR 1925 EDITORIAL STAFF Crilly Butler Frank Blatchford Frederika Walling Fuller Dean Marjorie Janney Elbridge Anderson John McEwen Editor-in-Ch ief Assistant Editor Organizations Athletics Society Alumni Quicksilver Elizabeth Lamson Henry Stein Larned Blatchford Class Editor Harriet Moore Herbert Woodward James Kellogg BUSINESS STAFF Frank F. Fowle, Jr. Jean MacLeish Lynn A. Williams John Davis Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Manager Class Business Assistants Elbridge Anderson Edward Hamm William McEwen Margaret Emily Lynde Robert Sellery Allan Ferry ART STAFF Barbara Groves Mary Miller Art Editor Assistant Art Editor Marion Alschuler Emily Pope Class Art Editors Katherine Roach Phyllis Ferry The Mirror Board wishes to thank the rest of the School for their cooperation in helping to make up the 1925 volume, and desires to express its gratitude par- ticularly to Miss Taylor, Mrs. Brcin, Mary Ott, Mary Carmen, and the adver- tising assistants.