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

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Dave — His birdseye view of the school to Dave Shapiro. Joe — The F. B. I. to J. Edgar Hoover. Cox — Two broken records and a dismantled mike to the scrap drive. Monster — His dollar lunches to anyone who can stomach them. Boz — His Flarvid Zinklin to the Transcalaforglonists. Clem — His savior faire to Chet Johnson. Corny — Ten free square dance lessons to any hardy spastic. Bartow — His lecherous leer to Bill Rollins. Gerry — His air of mystery to The Shadow . Johnny — A couple of high A flats to next year ' s opera. Cy — His fingers to the butter man. Forrest — His gags back to the Islands, with pleasure. George — A sentimental tear, dropped on the old campus. Buddy — His drunken brawls to Denny Boyd. Willy (Female) — Luke alias Tepid alias Not-so-hot to the army. Nancy (McKearnan) — her green and blue nail polish to Boris Phlogiston. Mac — The looking glass to the Junior gals. Ginny — Her fainting fits to Dar Curtis who would kill himself if he tried them. Adele — Her voice to a violin tuner. Evie — her incessent combing of her locks to Mr. Carpenter. Dodie — her genius for getting into trouble to Daphne Austin. Joanie — herself to the eighth grade girls. Susan — She isn ' t leaving anything. She ' s taking Joe with her! H.B.— Erownie to the A.U.S. Anna — Her hair to Mr. Smith. Suzie — Her naivete to Carolyne Kuehnle. Rog — Her bow ties to Edgar Wilcock. Nancy (Spring) — Her dimples to Bain Murray. Nancy (Brock) — Her Lupus Arathematosis to Miss Gilbert ' s Danny. Kos — Her grammar to Mrs. Childs. Katy — Her languor to Tiger Garrison. Patsy — Her figure as inspiration to all calorie counters. Danny — Her legs to Frank Burnham. Hank — Her slacks to Frau Landau. Ethel — Her apple polishing to Jumbo Wilson. Gwen — Her autograph to anyone who wants it. Janet — Her vivid interest in everything that ' s being said, done, or thought, to Kayo Dawes. Squirt — The length of her skirts to Barbara Smith. Joyce — Her impassioned love scenes to Paul Henried. Gweg — All the facts about her family, distant relations and friends to a publishing h ouse. 25

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izfA X Back row: N. Dick, I. Lindsay, R. Welsh, F. Burnham, D. Boyd, J. Straub. Fifth row: C. Yeomans, E. Garrison, L. Wilcox, J. Westervelt, T. Adams, D. Curtis, D. Boyd, R. Batten. Fourth row: N. Anderson, A. Butz, V. Bensinger, L. Harper, C. Halsted, M. Lloyd, A. Bentley, M. Galloway, L. Kimball. Third row: A. Carpenter, M. Hosier, W. Gale, F. Fisher, B. Burnett, B. Carpenter. Second row: S. Craft, C. Kuenhle, R. Golden, W. Rollins, E. Shanklin. Front row: C. Hannaford, W. Williams. Absent: E. Wilson, J. Riley. JUfllOfi CLASS We now shall study the alphabet, And see how it fits with some people you ' ve met. A is for Anderson, she ' s quite sound. Also for Adams, he gets around. B is for Bensinger, big bowling ball. Batten comes in here drums and all. Now for the twins, that heavenly pair One ' s near the ground, the other ' s in air. Burnham, that ' s easy, old ' Five by Five , Is as hep ' ' as Burnett when it comes to jive. Bentley ' s a beetle that we know is rare. Butz is a gal that can get in your hair. Carpenter ' s next, thats A.K. and Ben. They live in the same town but no relation. (Continued on page 66) 27