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

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19— MIRROR — 30 All the world ' s a stage and all the men and women merely players. I am no doubt one of the best. Come and see me in my latest creation, Delia Dice. Jean Lamson. Wearying of my vagabond life, I am spending my old age in a very tall tree on the plain of Shinar. Scientists consider me quite a curiosity and come miles to see me. D. Ott. During these last few years of my beautiful life I have completed a book entitled Little Helps for Savages, dedicated to the nature of wildest Africa, whose closest friend I have always been. Evelyn Totman. Just a line to say I am continuing my useful work in the Artie, and am helping the Polar Bears to reach a higher stage of civilization. Anne Palmer. I regret to state that I am at present in jail, because I accidentally put my husband in the coffee grinder, alas ! 1 can never drink another cup of coffee. B. Ballard. Our fondest hope has been realized, we are considered the greatest Blues Singers on Broadway. We are now playing in Blue Danube. Come and see us. Marion Daughaday, Elizabeth Zimmerman. Just a note to say that I am a shoemaker and doing very well, thank you. Helen Fulton. I am a teller of dreams, a weaver of fortunes. My hand holds the fates of kings and dynasties. Come to me, ye faithful ! ( and we will have a game of Parchesi). Marion Thomas. If you should ever come to that odd corner of the world called Peakers ' Point do stop in at my little refreshment stand. I need customers so badly. Hopefully, Barbara Anne Sargent. I have had the fortune to revive an ancient occupation. Finding nothing else to do I build Pyramids for people who are going to commit suicide. D. Schmid. Do you like Brussels Sprouts? If you do, come out to my little farm in Brazil and I will give one. Briefly, Margaret Freyne. EXTRACTS FROM A SECOND-HAND BOOK DEALER ' S CATALOG, A. D. 1930 Adamson, Gordon, M. A. Philosophical Inquiry Into the Origins of Our Ideas on Student Government. New York, 19 . 2 vols. $10, now $2.50. Bouscaren, Henri V., B. A. French Pronunciation. A Handbook. New York, 19 . $4, now 75c. Blatchford, Nathaniel. The Gentle Art of Saying No. New York, 19 $2.50, now 50c. Brown, Christopher, Ph.D. A Study of Modern Art. New York. 19 . $6.50, now $2.00. Brown, Edward. Life in An Insane Asylum. New York, 19 . $2.50, now 25c. Brown, Gordon. From Doctor ' s Son to Humorist, An Autobiography. New- York, 19 . $3, now $1.50. Brown, Harry, M. A. The Small College Movement in Ohio, 1900-1936. New York, 19 . 2 vols. $12.50, now $2.00. Creigh, John. The Poker Face, A study. New York, 19 . $2.50, now $1. dePeyster, Frederick, B. A. The Evolution of Nicknames. New York, 19 . $5.00, now $1.00. Eddy, Major Donald S., U. S. A. Modern Machine Gun Practice and Theory. New York, 19 . $5.00, now $2.00. Ditto. Negro or White Man, Which Shall Rule. New York, 19 . $6.50. now $1.00. 27

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1 9 MIRROR 3 CLASS OFFICERS Cornelius Watson... .....President Jean Lamson Secretary THE ALUMNAE REPORT ( Answers from the Class of ' Z2 on being asked to tell their doings ) I am sure that anyone who has led as good and beautiful a life as I have is very fortunate. During my twenty years as prison wardeness I have watched one hundred executions, taken p art in hasty hangings and the knife for fifteen guillo- tines. Lovingly, Nancy Thomas. 1 have recently established a school for rambunctious voungsters. I am so very interested in guiding each little sinner towards a useful life. Do come and visit me. Barbara Hobart. I do hope you will be able to come and visit me at the Zoo. Of course I am not in the Zoo, no indeed ! I merely help the animals solve their little individual problems. I take such pleasure in being some use in the world. Jean O ' Brien. Well, well ! T just got back from a trip around the world in a rubber ball. I got the rolling fever and I couldn ' t resist it. Patty Calkins. My life has been spent in quiet seclusion, digging for arrongonianic rnerca- tontis in far off Asia. Toodle-Doo, Eleanor Tanney.

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