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

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1933 MIRROR P r NANCY BROWN Freida is the center of a great deal that goes on. As a source of information she is constantly sought, and, clever and charming, a great little actress, both on the stage and off, she has a large number of admirers. DAVID LEAVITT HOWE , Energy and enthusiasm are Dave ' s outstanding characteristics. Entertaining and clever, he is a definite part of all that goes on. His well-known organising ability is the alternate delight and despair of his friends. In all matters social and scholastic it is difficult to find a more cheerfully competent figure. i HENRIETTA BOAL A great sport with super-enthusiasm for any- thing that she becomes interested in. A good organizer who is well able to keep the people under her satisfied. She has an unusually clever way of keeping in touch with all the news without imparting any herself. Her all-roundedness has brought her many friends. N. S. C. D. S Page Thirteen

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1933 MIRROR FRANCIS WARNER PARKER, III If, by any chance, a war should come along, we would at last be blessed by a distinguished grad- uate from North Shore. When it comes to guns Tertius is right on the spot — no pun intended. And, if you ever want to know anything about radio — well, he ' s your man. ' MIRIAM FETCHER Mim ' s Thespian abilities are far famed. Day by day we appreciate her more and more and dis- cover new qualities which, after all, are there all the time. She manages to get whatever she wants; her beauty and temperament draw many friends and admirers. fWk HERBERT KROESCHELL BUTZ b = Herbie is, without a doubt, our principle argu- ment to the effect that the class has athletic pos- sibilities; and between sports and not unsuccessful week-ends, he seems to enjoy himself quite thor- oughly. Frank, pleasant, and hard-working, he is well liked and admired by all his friends. Page Twelve N. S. C. D. S.

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1933 MIRROR JOHN HAMPTON LESLIE No one has ever seen Jack when he wasn ' t doing something, whether it is arguing in Town Meeting, triumphing over the Purp crises, or working feverishly upon his boat. When there is nothing to do he creates something. Besides, his never-failing sense of humor crops up in the most surprising places. LESLIE WILSON The shortest distance between two points, we are told, is a line, which brings us to the subject of Leslie. Butter ' s ability to make friends is shown not only at home but at Indianapolis, De- troit, Les Chenaux and points west. Next year we expect that it will be points east as well. f CHEVES THOMSON WALLING Cheves often comes to the rescue of many a floundering pedagogue by profering some knowledge from his encyclopedic brain. If his energies equal his ability he is capable of accomplishing a great deal. While in rocial matters Don Juan had nothing on this blushing gentleman. Page Fourteen N. S. C. D. S.