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

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TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION CLASSES ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS ADVERTISEMENTS THE MIRROR BOARD Richard Johnson . Robert Mack, Josephine Wallace Richard Hart, Eleanor Zeiss . Robert Wilcox Sonny Miller Thomas Boyd, Anita Straub Anthony Bouscaren, Mary Law Jean Wolcott .... Priscilla Blackett John Howard .... George Smith, Roger Fisher . Mr. Thorne-Thomsen . Editor Associate Editors Junior Editors Sophomore Editor Freshman Editor Photographic Editors Sport Editors Art Editor Dramatic Editor Business Manager Advertising Managers Faculty Advisor

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some of the social troubles which confront us, the most noticeable being the abolition of the S. J. S. Dances and the introduction of afternoon Cocoa Dances for the High School. There has been a great advance in student- faculty-parent-alumni cooperation, which shows that, as the second decade of the School ' s existence nears its close, North Shore is well on its way toward sober maturity. This year has certainly been an eventful, as well as a profitable and enjoyable one, for all concerned. It is with these things in mind, and with a view to preserving at least a measure of them, that we present this, the nineteenth issue of the Mirror. This year has witnessed a great many- changes about the campus. The most obvious, of course, is the erection of the functional, sixty -per-cent -glass Walling Hall for the Lower School. This same forward movement is evident in all phases of school life. Perhaps the greatest progress is that effected in the Purple and White, now happily established as a weekly. Then, too, there is the reawakening of what has so long been a lagging interest in Student Government. The vaudeville that recently had been going downhill was replaced by the Junior Plays restored from former years. There have even been attempts to rectify

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