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

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1933 MIRROR ANN JENKINS We challenge you not to laugh when Ann does. We wish she would give us more of her rare humor. Ann ' s persistance, hard work, and musical talent is the envy of many of us. She stands by her beliefs, and is not easily swayed. HOBART PAUL YOUNG, JR. For a combination of competence, honesty, and rare good humor, such as go to make up Hobart, you will probably have to look far. Nor are these all of his attributes; for, besides his being one of our scholastic successes, he frequently holds us spellbound with his lurid tales of western adventure. SUSAN RANKIN BALLARD Sue, blond and vivacious, is good company wherever she goes. Although occasionally surpris- ing her friends by her outbursts of spasmodic puri ' tanism, well dressed, with a gorgeous head of yel- low hair and a ready laugh, she does much to en- hance the pleasantness and gaiety of her surround- ings. N C. D. S. Page Fifteen

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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.

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1933 MIRROR HERBERT PHILIPSBORN PhilcT — short for philosopher — is one of our most omnipresent characters. His good intentions and frank outspokenness gets us all in and out of innumerable embarrassing situations. No one who has heard one of his jokes will ever forget him, and his enthusiasm makes him a spectacular figure in all sports. HARRIET DAUGHADAY Daughaday sees all, hears all and knows all. Witty and clever, she is back of most of the activ- ities hereabouts. Her sympathy makes her a con- fident of many and brings her many friendships. She is well known for her acting ability and in- terest in dramatics. Her sense of comedy is colossal. RODERICK WEBSTER No one, we are sure, has ever experienced a moment of gloom with Roddy anywhere in the vicinity. He has a clever remark for every occa- sion. His histronic ability certainly makes him the perfect toastmaster. His hair and his brief-case are sure to be with him wherever and whenever he appears. $ Page Sixteen N. S. C. D. S.