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

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if Third Rou — J, Lebolt, M. L. Richards, W. Christopher, V. Ballard, D. Stern. J. Cheney, E. Hicks, N. DeClerqtje, .T. Law, E. Farwell, M. Law. Second Row—K. Wieboldt, A. Cox, G. Hill, T. Eliot, M. Towle, L. Macy, N. Wieboldt, T. Page, E. Little, J. Washburne. First Row — R. Johns, F. Greeley, S. Mosser, R. Strong, P. Payne, H. Washburne, A. Graff, R. Mechem, N. Dammann. JUNIORS WILL YOU EVER FORGET HEARING THESE PEOPLE SAY- y c Sarah — Well, you see ... Ginny — Look out, girls, here it comes. Bud — ' Oh, gosh, I can ' t explain it. Pril — Oh I don ' t know. Geo. — Why weren ' t you at dancing, Alice? Eddie — May I ask a question? Nan — Hello, dear. Artie — Boy, is it ever modern! Nat— Me take play? Don ' t be silly. Mech — I ' ll see you there. Winnie — Was I embarrassed ever. Tom — Gee, I don ' t know. Fishy — Will somebody throw this up, please? Fred— L-O-O-K O-U-T! Cheney — Quiet, please. Hugo — Cuss yo bones. Boots — I object. Eddie— Oh Miss Smith. John Law— G-E-R-M-A-N. Marty Towle — Don ' t forget the Li- brary. Marc — For an 1 8C9 Indian head Rae — If you wait till Mother comes, I ' ll give you a ride. Don — Whatever it is, I ' m against it. Alice — I just caught on. Johnny Wash. — You can ' t do that. Marty Lamb — How ' s every little thing? Bob Strong — Listen here, you Bunder- thitches. Hel — Math corrections? I ' m going to drop Math anyway. Lebolt — When in doubt say Paris. Louise — How marvelous. Mai— Oh, you didn ' t. Ted — I II hand mine in tomorrow. Pinky — Oh yes, I see. Perky — Sh-h-h-h-h. Shut up every- body. Larry — Oh Hollow, Hollow, Hol- low. Nancy — That ' s not school spirit. THE CLASS OF 1937 26

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