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

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M I K fi O It CLASS WILL We, the distinguished and honorable class of Nineteen Twenty-Six, being about to leave this worthy institution of learning, and knowing that the good and innocent are the first to die, do hereby establish this, our last will and testa- ment. We bequeath: To the faculty, much relief that we are now out of their way. To the Juniors, our many rights, privileges and powers. To the Sophomores, our strong, reliable class spirit. To the Freshmen, our dignity and organizing ability. Of our property, we bequeath: The boys ' spittoon, signs, shades, and other room decorations and necess- ities to the Junior boys. The girls ' highly decorated frieze and the joys of the sandwich line to the Junior girls. And we make the following personal bequests: Chevy, his mechanical mind to Elinor Klein. Hosky, his worldly knowledge to Jeanne Street. Joe, his walk to Hiram Hoskin. Dorothy, her affairs to Leila Withers. Frank, his beard to Billy Fowle. Barbara, her intellect to Tommy Covne. Susan, her control to Bob Gay. Marian, her style to Emma Woolfolk. Johnny, his resistance to Kenneth McKeown. Maxine, her ambitions to Wally Burr. Hieny, his stature to Paul Magnuson. Pete, his pep to Knox Booth. Nick, his line to Herman Lackner. IfliVx i . ttJL AuAi- LvtwttL- ImMjx A. i Four tec

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uxxmlSfi M I R R R r..t Mfe wOg JUNIOR CLASS Class Motto — Virtus Via Vitae Class Colors — Green and Gray Class President. Larned Blatchford Vice-President .. . .... Helen Bell Secretary-Treasurer Betty Parker Now we in this class so magnanimous Agree altogether, unanimous, That this is a group to be boastful of. Since it has all us to be most-full of. A GUIDE TO CURREN By Mai H. Bell — Headlines L. Conway — Volcano L. Fentress — The Home Maker A. Lackner — My Lady of Whims K. Leslie — Bobbed Hair B. Parker — The Last Laugh M. Ruffner — Dangerous Innocence J. Sutherland — The Dark Angel L. Truesdale — We Moderns E. Watkins — The Scarlet Saint N. Wilder — The Girl Who Wouldn ' t Work T. Boal — The Beloved Brute P. Moore — The American Venus T MOTION PICTURES l TlNEE L. Blatchford — Womanhandled W. Burr — Lazybones S. Burr — A Regular Fellow T. Coyne — The Woman Hater W. McEwen— The Live Wire W.Greenlee— The Prince of Broadway K. Booth — The Best Bad Man P. Bouscaren — The Scrappin ' Kid J. Ott — Go West Junior Boys ' Room — The Palace of Pleasure Junior Girls ' Room — The Other Wo- man ' s Story Lunch Line — The Calgary Stampede Sixte