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

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PETER GREGORY WALLACE William and Mary WILLIAM RAYMOND CORBIDGE Princeton 24

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1951 LAUREN LINDSAY SUTER Swarthmore JANE CAROL TAYLOR Duke JOHN CORLIS TUCKER, JR. Princeton

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THE SENIOR CLASS WILL Franny — My English Grammar to Leaky Otis. Dave — A year ' s supply of putty to Bob Gourley. Jean — All the dirty paint jars to Mrs. Holland. By — M.S. to the priviledged few. Bunny — The red sweater to Pussy Gallery. Mike — The bottom row of lockers to the last senior boy to school next fall. Di — My hair to a pillow manufacturer. Chad — M,y elasticity to anyone who wants it. Jane — My interest in U.S. History to any Junior girl that is interested in what ' s below the Mason- Dixon line. Coop — The traditional gold pants to Ray MacDonald. Nona — Lonely week-end nights to Steve. Bill — You ' ll have to ask him. Sue — The bee ' s knees to any frustrated bee Jim — The Purp ' s money to bail out the Mirror. Gail — My gullibility to Miss Shallow. Tim— My luck to Mike Wallace. Connie — The problem of Punch to my sister. Paul — A beat up deck of cards to Tom Thomas. Cynnie — My love life to anyone who thinks they can handle it. Jack — The school back to the Board. Doug — The last Wallace to anyone who is lucky enough to get him Vic — An arsenic plated blarney stone to the lunchroom. Ann — My French accent to Mme. Valvo. Moose — My shallow knowledge to North Shore successors. Judy — My luck with love to Elsa Chapin. Ray — My title The World ' s Champion Starving Man to Bill Everett. Peasy — My Chicago week-ends to Pussy Gallery. Fensey — Mrs. Holland to next year ' s art majors. Dee Dee — Courage to the girls taking Math 4. Bernard — (He blew before we could ask him.) Beaver — M.ore gore to the rest of the school. Cal— A blue 1941 Ford to the highest bidder. Janet — My buns to Punch. Lauren — My long and curly locks to Miss Parker, Charles Antell, or The Society for the Prevention of Mange in Age-ed Cats. J.C. — All my Chemistry corrections (Ha, Ha) to whoever needs them. Pete — His moonlit nights to Ray MacDonald. Bill C. — His California license plates to Bill Getz ' hot rod. To the Frosh — More Boys. To the Sophs. — Self restraint. To the Juniors — A cigarette machine for the smoking room. (Fully supplied) To the Faculty — 38 used up grindstones. To the School — Our empty parking spaces. (You ' ll need them.) 25