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

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CLASS WILL We, the class of 1940, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do hereby be- queath the following treasured possessions: To the Juniors — Our warped sense of humor. To the Sophomores — Our ability to rub the the Faculty the wrong way. To the Freshmen — The booths at San Pedro ' s. To the Faculty — Our best wishes for a speedy recovery. Patsy — Her fingernails to Mr. Duff. Zanne — Her jokes to the S. S. class. Scribby — Her open houses to the Juniors. Ann — Her past to the ancient history depart- ment, and her future to Princeton. Loey — Franny to the eighth grade girls. Blanche — Her racoon coat to Dulcy. Sallie — Her cyclamen sweater to Sue Spitz. Patty — Her technique to posterity. Coony— Her muscle to the football team. Cinny — Her ability to say the wrong thing at the right moment to Louise Herdic. Babs— Her guffaws to Miss Daughaday. Bobbie— Her laughing jags to Mr. Carpenter. Sue — Her late assignments to Mr. Corkran. Hel— Her naps to Mary Scribner. Mary— Her violin to Rex Brittenham. Louise — Her sneeze to Spike. Mamie — Her Mirror meetings to whoever needs a good excuse. Sally— Her Bergdoff models to Hill Blackett. Betty — Her disposition to Mrs. Childs. Catryna — Her cameras to Paul Williams. Weensy — Roddy to the 1952 football team. Julie — Her loquacity to Sue Warner. Mike — His cynicism to Anna Spaulding Stan — His attitude to Doc. Bos — His physique to Chuck Howard. Franny — His harem to Buddy. Dickie — A Legion of Honor medal for con- spicuous gallantry to Jim Hunt. Willy — His pitching arm to the lagoons. Hall — His come-hither look to Larry Bra- shears. Bones — His grace to Tom Stern. Morry— His fidelity to Bill Taylor. Johnny Bingham — His sophistication to Don Flannery. Julian — His beard to Jimmy Green. Billy — His French accent to moonlight out- ings. Johnny Wilson — His voice to Gilbert and Sullivan. Bob Wilcox — His efficiency to Jack Loomis. Jack — His friendships to Plato. George — His savoir-faire to Wowie Howe. Bob Graff— His C,H,OH to the Chemistry Lab. Emmett — Tower road beach to Bill Boyd. Bob Gordon — His lease on the school to Henry. Henry — Himself to the Varsity squad. Stasy — His unassuming manner to Shirley Mayer. Langdon — His yellow sweater and blue trousers to the costume department. [23]

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SENIORS CATRYNA VAN RENSSELAER NEVIUS Tryna Pine Manor WILLIAM BENSON WATKINS, JR. Billy Colgate ANN DAVIS JOHNSON Annie Bryn Mawr ROBERT CLARK GRAFF Bob- Yale [22]

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SENIORS OCTOBER ' W$ Davenport trio — Open house at Mercer ' s farm NOVEMBER Street scene — The Seniors go en masse to Hamlet DECEMBER Christmas spirit — Baby tells all JANUARY Unsurpassed gloom — The Seniors face the parade of Blue Books [24]