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

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Special Events The Arts Athletics Organizations Faculty Lower School Middle School Upper School Advertisements MIRROR STAFF EDITOR Andrew Barr A PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Jim Block LAYOUT Murph Henderson Apur Patel Tory Piatt COPY Seemi Ghazi Chris Seline PHOTOGRAPHY Steven Goldin Nelson Repenning BUSINESS STAFF Alan Blumberg Kathy Gentles Caroline Kullberg BUSINESS Jon Schwarz Alison Rosen LAYOUT STAFF Sarah Britt ART STAFF Carol Janson Budge Cooper Jennifer Hunter C - r» n Mowonhni ico SPORTS STAFF Chris Charnas Peter Karmin Cheryl Rickel ADV | SO r John Almquist C Jason Smith

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DEDICATION The senior class, when asked to vote for the teacher who has affected your Person the most, elected Mr. William Goss. The result of the vote was no surprise; Mr. Goss is an extraordinary person. As a teacher, Mr. Goss performs memorable feats to keep his student smiling. Some may remember him as the guy covered with fluffernutter {that day he was trying to emphasize the importance of clear directions by having his students instruct him in the making of a peanut butter and fluffernutter sandwich) or as the human happy atom (crouching atop and leaping from his desk, no less); others may recall his dedication to round dancing or to the annual alcoholism interim week. It is such dedication to each student, however, that makes Mr. Goss the exceptional instructor he is. In class, his communication is directed — though often wordlessly so — to each individual class member. When not in class, Mr. Goss can usually be found giving extra instruction. Non-chemists among his students are appreciated for their other realities, yet challenged to explore science through him in ways they did not previously believe themselves capable of. Mr. Goss looks at his students as valuable people, not as the grades they produce in class. Each one represents to him an egually worthy mind in need of the challenge and support he gives in abundance. It is with warmth and appreciation that the senior class dedicates the 1983 Mirror to Mr. William Goss, a man whose impact shall not soon be forgotten.

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ALISHA BETANCOURT- MULLEN MICHAEL CONROY ELISSE GHITELMAN NEW TEACHERS AT NORTH SHORE What I have Found at NSCDS: Beautiful campus Pride in the school Friendly faculty and students Happy smiles and greetings Faculty and students are in tune with each other. An eagerness to learn A willingness to help each other A relaxed and positive learning environment Mutual respect for all ages It ' s a fun place to be I ' m never too old to look through the eyes of a child I ' m so happy to be here! — Mrs. Betsy Ulbrich My impression of North Shore? BONZAI! — Mary Roden