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

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FEBRUARY Smoke screen — the Sen- iors pitch camp in Lei- cester MARCH APRIL MAY On the beat — We uncom- fortable feel Stage fright — The Seniors give their all for the theater Spring has sprung — And so are the Seniors SENIORS [25]

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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]

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JUNIORS JUDGMENT DAY ' Twas the day set for Judgment, ail through Paradise, The Juniors were swarming the heavens like flies. St. Peter while waiting with solemnized grace, Was bound and determined to show them their place. The Juniors were led by a ravishing hound, Whose sole aspirations were heavenly bound. Miss Gilbert said, children be good at all cost, For we ' ve learned about Heaven from ' Para- dise Lost ' . Our friend Mr. Kittredge has frequently quoted, That good little children are often pro- moted Well, Judy, said Peter, with anger sublime, At least you have gotten to Heaven on time. Miss Baker, I ' m sure you ' ll find Heaven annoys Without all your canines and Evanston boys. If Henry Esquire would like to appear, He ' ll tell us of culture (the German) and beer. Back flow: D. Flannery, T. Daughaday, T. Stem, H. Bartholomay, G. Eldredge, R. McCullough, A. Walsh, R. Stafford. Middle Row: E. Coolidge, B. Langtry, J. Watkins, E. Brashears, M. Hoyt, B. Macy, C. Boyd, A. Faulkner, E. Kuh, W. Howe. Front Row: J. Goodman, S. Warner, F. Davis, N. Graff, S. Bensinger, P. Goodrich, B. Shire, B. Dick, S. Baker, B. Wakeley. [26]