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

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1933 MIRROR TAYLOE HANNAFORD Tayloe ' s charm and enthusiasm bring her count- less friends wherever she goes. She has great appre- ciation and talent for art. She gains a great deal by flattering others, and has ambitions with all the necessary tools to successfully accomplish them. ABBOTT BYFIELD The class has Ab to thank for many of its successes. He is an indefatigable worker and can be found in the scenery room or the shop, long after everyone else has gone home. But when not thus engaged, we have found that Abie and the College Inn are practically synonomous. MARJORY KATHERINE KELLY Madge will be long remembered by all of us for her delightful parties and general hospitality. Her generosity knows no bounds. Her ambitions, to be a chemist, are well founded for her super- knowledge of that subject is frankly astounding. She can converse intelligently on a large number of subjects. Page Eighteen N. S. C. D. S.

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1933 MIRROR HARRIET STREET Her soft voice and lovely eyes bring her much admiration, whether she is poring over books to get some of her far- famed high marks, or singing a leading role in the opera. She has the power to make you feel diminutive when she thinks you need it. Hat is an indispensable factor in the Senior Class. WILLIAM GRISWOLD BURT, JR. Billy is one of those determined individuals who make up their minds and then stick to them. He has a real and successful hobby, photography, a proof of which you may find on these pages. He has great possibilities which depend upon his own endeavor. NANCY BURLEY Nancy is our claim to high scholastic standing. She is our source of general information, too, be- cause she seems to know something about every thing. Her management of the sandwich collection shows her fine power of organization. N. S. C. D. S Page Seventeen

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1933 MIRROR WALTER DIMMER FISHER Walter, usually quiet and rather reticent, is given to unexpected outbursts of eloquence and humor. One of our prise students, his mathemat- ical odysseys are a source of wonder to all. His nickname, The Goat , we hasten to add, is no reflection on his character, but rather a translation from the French. Class Will We, the class of 1933, being of one sporadically sound mind and having great doubts, along with everyone else, about the future, herewith set down our last will and testament. The Senior girls bequeath the following: Our unity of organisation to the Junior Girls. All the seconds in the sandwich line to Bunty Smith. All our unpaid library fines to Bice Washburne. Nancy ' s alto section to Margaret Bell. Henny ' s attendance record in Gym to Ruth Friedman. Tayloe ' s worldly wisdom to Mary Randall. Madge ' s house to the seventh grade boys. The Senior Boys bequeath: Our superior sandwich line corridor to the Junior Boys. The floor of the town meeting to the Sophomores. Our Errare Humanum Est that has carried us so far to the Freshmen. Our apologies to the Faculty. Tubby ' s voice to John Tuthill. Abie ' s week-ends to Bill Darrow. Tertius ' cockfights to the Humane Society. Cheves ' and Hobarts ' industry to the highest bidder. N. S. C. D. Page Nineteen