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

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Third flow— R. Stafford, W. Howe, W. Hughes, A. Langtry, T. Daughaday, G. Eldredge, H. Bartholomay, J. Miller, T. Stern, A. Walsh, D. Flannery, S. Warner, R. Blackburn. Second Row — L. Brashears, F. Davis,, S. Warner, V. Deane, M. Hoyt, B. Wakeley, B. Shire, C. Boyd, E. Coolidge, J. Goodman, J. Adams, N. Graff, T. Keator. First flow — P. Finney, B. Dick, S. Bensinger, M. Ballard, N. Loomis, M. Morse, P. Goodrich, E. Kuh. SOPHOMORES I ' ve thought of many things to tell About our Sophomore class, And have to mention just a few So much has come to pass. The faculty has striven hard To fill our minds with knowledge, In hopes that we will make them proud Of work we do in college. Our boys were good at football; The girls at hockey, too; The Sophomores playing basketball Could show you what to do. We helped along the Vaudeville With Kaplan and Winnie-The-Pooh While Gondoliers produced some stars With voices clear and true. We had good sports for parents; - They turned out ' most en masse, To show us what we look like, Now we ' re a Sophomore class. We seemed to cause them worry ' Bout cars and dates and thin gs, But hope we have convinced them We ' re normal human beings. We ' ve had our cares and troubles And also pranks and fun, But think we ' re pretty clever When all is said and done.

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Br S ■ «■ ' ' ' ' BMBh lI 1 ■nflM ■» ; ig ii. ' i , . nKpiL -. 1 J t p ■ ■■ g ' ' ih 1 £ 1 £ -U-. «- ,«« ' ' ™ ■Mnrrn. s ■ « - V IBM SHgHPIMi HiHHi H Fourth flow — F. Wilson, R. Graff, J. Bingham, E. Fallon, H. Lowther, B. Mason, W. Wood, R. Wells, J. Wilson. Third flow — J. Mack, W. Watkins, W. Benoist, J. Malia, R. Wilcox, L. Barber, H. Gordon, S. Mosser, G. Green, S. Johnson. Second Row — B. Hoyt, M. Burnham, Z. Boynton, S. Straub, C. Nevius, L. Konsberg, S. Glaser, C. Harris, H. Harding, M. Smith, B. Mercer. First Row — C. Lowrey, A. Johnson, S. Welsh, J. Goodman, P. Totman, B. Conway, N. Scribner, L. Mason, P. Frank, B. Bird. LIFE OF A JUNIOR On the steps of the office a young Junior sat, Singing Willow, titwillow, titwillow! I sat down beside her and gave her a pat, Singing Willow, titwillow, titwillow! I said to her, Silly, why are you so mad? Oh have you been wicked or terribly bad? Or is it some teacher who ' s made you so mad? Oh, willow, titwillow, titwillow! She answered me sadly and heaved a great sigh, Singing Willow, titwillow, titwillow! And murmured so grimly, I ' ll never get by, Singing Willow, titwillow, titwillow! My teachers all told me I never would pass, If I didn ' t work harder to shine in each class, But I didn ' t — so now I ' m a sad little lass. Oh, willow, titwillow, titwillow! I said to her, Don ' t let it bother you, dear! Singing Willow, titwillow, titwillow! Just think of the fun you have had Junior year. Singing Willow, titwillow, titwillow! Although you may flunk we ' ll just envy you, for You ' ll be a Junior again at North Shore, At the end you will find you are asking for more. Oh, willow, titwillow, titwillow!

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Fourth flow — J. Ziebctrth, H. Odell, J. Nathan, J. Galloway, A. Davis. Third flow— D. Mercer, I. Hale, D. Blackburn, C. Hare, W. Boyd, D. Smith, R. Starr, W. Taylor, C. Bacon, O. Annon, J. Green, S. Earle. Second Row — B. Washburne, C. Wallace, P. Sheldon, S. Mayer, J. Benjamin, E. Lynde, J. Freiler, K. Coleman, J. Kostbade, D. Farrington, P. Pulfer, J. Friedlich. Firsf flow — M. Helmold, B. L, De Lescaille, L. Herdic, J. Bovingdon, A. Hardy, A. Warner, C. Davies, A. Spaulding, M. Otter. A LITTLE FRESHMAN BULL (To be sung to the tune of Ferdinand) We are a great class, A magnificent class, A class which is chock full of vigor. We use all our spare time Improving our minds And trying to learn how to figger. Freshmen clan, Freshmen clan, The class with the outstanding features. Freshmen clan, Freshmen clan, ' The joy and the pride of our teachers. We are gentle and kind and We ' re oh so refined Though the rest of the school may resent us. They may swipe all our buns, But we have lots of fun(s), And no hoi polloi can prevent us. Though our marks may be low, Our spirits don ' t sink to their level. We will make school traditions, Fight off impositions, For the best thing we do is fight Woo, woo!