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

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W E ' V E MADE A LITTLE LIST As some day it may happen that our names will be renowned We ' ve made a little list — We ' ve made a little list Of the scintillating Sophomores you see a running ' round, Not one of them we ' ve missed — Not one of them we ' ve missed There is Howard the ubiquitous, and Marion who chaffs, And Harriet and Nancy with their girlish giggling laughs; There ' s Dayton who is good on dates and Spankv good in chat And Eleanor and Eleanor, afraid of getting fat, And deliberate Jo Eliot, a true tautologist, We ' ve got them on the list — We ' ve got them on the list. Page 28

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There ' s the Jenkins serenader and Ritchie of her race And Anne the organist — And Miranda tacitist. There ' s Pete who plays at Ping-Pong, and Peg who runs the place, And Jim the scientist — And Bud the billiardist. There ' s Katzinger and Davies who rough-house till we groan, And Fisher and McClusky, each with humor of his own; There ' s Gordon of the gridiron who thinks he ' s quite a guy, And Gerty who at dances is anything but shv, And please remember Lois, a leading Latinist, We ' ve got her on the list — We ' ve got her on the list. There is Lydia the lady-like and, far from sordid strife, Our Rich vacationist — We ' ve got her on the list. There ' s Malcolm (Mac) McCaleb who knows the facts of life, And Jean we haven ' t missed — She ' s our internationalist. The ' re the hunters Starr and Rankin and their snappy model T; And when we mention Mary we ' ve the class from A to Z Except for Harvey, Hardy, Harding, Houghteling, Hobart, Hart, (On paper it is difficult to tell them all apart.) Perhaps thev do not matter, but we really must insist, The Sophomores do exist — The Sophomores DO exist. From Adams to Zeiss. Page 2Q