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

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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

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fi M-K«!!sa.li1lllliraillllllllllllllllllSISa SSV.5 i I I R R R CURRICULUM EN VERSE Every day at half-past eight, Though sometimes we are rather late, Carrying books that we all hate, We come to school. In English class we are so witty We ' ve ordered to attend conditty, Which really seems like quite a pity. But it ' s the rule. In History we learn the dates Of Adams, Jackson, Grant, and Gates, And talk about their different fates And wars they won. Then down to the gymnasium The glad Eleventh Graders come. And here we feel no longer dumb — But have some fun. In Morning Ex we sing awhile And then we try in vain to smile While we are told about the Nile That ' s bread and gray. In a session with our Frau We ' re learning to speak German now; Buch and Mutter, griin and grau, And ich versteh! Then comes Latin, and, though you know The tense of irant and parts of do, You ' re plunged in most unpleasant woe — Meministi non. At one o ' clock it ' s time for lunch — So apples and ice-cream we munch And play around in merry bunch Till the time is gone. Dans cette classe on s ' amuse beaucoup. (C ' est le francais — savez-vous?) Et, quoique nous ayons trop work to do, Enfin it ends. The last class of the day, you see, Turns out to be Geometree. It really is too deep for me And all mv friends. Seventeen