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

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THE MIRROR Us Sophomores When we come back tuh skule las ' fall, And parked our hats in Dunlap Hall, Tuh us the biggest kick of all Was bein ' Sophomores. We hada fight wit might an ' main A little reputation for tuh gain, An ' then that rep tuh maintain For us Sophomores. The fust thing was a football game That brung tuh the class some well earned fame An told the skule about de name Of us Sophomores. Den along come de Vaudeville And we really handed dem a thrill Cause our acks filled mosta de bill. Boy, Us Sophomores! An ' de dramer claimed us too, dey say, Because George Washington ' s Birthday Was made famous with a play By us Sophmores. De Soph Hop was de bestest dance Since first de skule began to prance, An ' de others didn ' t have a chance Wid us Sophmores. As a class we was a grate success An ' dat was due, we must confess Tuh de brains an ' looks an ' strength, no less Of us Sophmores. Twenty-five 19 3 2

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THE MIRROR Ogden Hannaford Mary Lyon George Watson Freshmen OFFICERS President Girls ' 1 President Bovs President THE SANDWICH RAID ' Twas in the month of April, One day that I recall, The Freshmen and the Seniors Once had a little brawl. The Seniors there were waiting To stop the charge, half-hearted The Freshmen rushed upon them And then the battle started. The Freshmen all stampeded Inside the Senior ' s room, Anon they came a charging To spell the Senior ' s doom. A thousand fists were fighting, A thousand missiles flew, A thousand feet were kicking, The uproar grew and grew. The sandwich basket trembled. When first it saw the sight Of many Freshmen charging, Upon it, left and right. The Battle seemed as started. The Brawl was at its best. But in the room came Mr. Lund, I need not tell the rest. Twenty-seven 19 3 2