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

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication New Teachers Special Events Drama Activities Organizations Sports Faculty Administration Lower Middle Schools Upper School Senior Pages Advertisements Spring Supplement My happiest memory from the Lower School is looking back at all the school years I ' ve been through. — Sarah Hendershot, fifth grader. I ' ve made a lot of friends that I will never forget. I ' ve known some of them for ten years. I ' ve been through count- less work days, Santa Claus parties, and I ' ve sang ' Over the Fields ' millions of times. But those are the memories that I will cherish forever. Hail North Shore! — Catherine O ' Malley, eighth grader. My happiest memory in the Lower School is when I made friends with al- most all the girls on my first day of school. It is my happiest memory be- cause I wasn ' t alone because I was a new girl in this school. Instead, we all played games together. — Andrea Veltman, fifth grader.

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THE 1980-81 MIRROR STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Richard J. Appel PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR: Richard N. Marx j COPY EDITOR: David F. Hines BUSINESS MANAGER: George D. Smith ART EDITOR. Laurie Osberg ASSISTANT EDITOR: William W. Penner FACULTY ADVISOR: Richard P. Hall wamsmB ■ ' ?$y-y ' i. : ' ' - ' ' - r ; - :{ty?£iJ '

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DEDICATION OF THE 1981 ' MIRROR ' THE WOMAN ' S BOARD From the Philosophy and Objectives pamphlet of the North Shore Country Day School: Parents play an important role in this family school. A cooperative relationship between school and home is important to the development of the student . . . Parents actively participate in school functions. No where is this philosophy of our school more appar- ent than in the activities of the Woman ' s Board. It is the expressed function and desire of the Board to sponsor creative and worthwhile activities to raise funds to support the School. Each year these present and past school parents contribute thousands of dollars to either refurbish the auditorium, buy a computer for the students or plan a beautification project for our campus. The members of the Board serve the School in many ways, ways that necessitate a considerable amount of time. Even more important than the money given, the time of these women is an invaluable con- tribution. To this year ' s senior class, this continued and active participa- tion and interest in the school ' s affairs best represent what a family school should be. We are proud to dedicate the 1980-81 Mirror , our yearbook, to the Woman ' s Board of the North Shore Country Day School. Four past presidents of the Woman ' s Board (left to right): Mrs. David A. Deuble, Mrs. Richard ). Franke, Mrs. Harold H. Hines, and Mrs. Peter Perkins.