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 SCHOOL BUS MIRROR STAFF EDITOR LAYOUT COPY PHOTOGRAPHY BUSINESS LAYOUT STAFF Jennifer Hunter Cheryl Rickel Katie Geyer Laura Schreiber Matt Leibowitz James Gassel Kathy Gentles Lisa Paul Jackie Scott Peggy Weisenberg Caroline Williams COPY STAFF PHOTOGRAPHY BUSINESS STAFF Many Helpful Individuals Erik Almquist Hyong Chung Carol Eresian Brock Fowler Steve Goldin Michelle Griffin George Penner Julian Perryer Tory Piatt Erik Almquist Maxine Lechter Thomas Nachbar ADVISOR John Almquist

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DEDICATION The class of 1984 thought that the yearbook should be dedicated to someone whose influence can be seen and felt throughout the entire school. Mr. John Almquist is one such person, and we would like to commend him and thank him for his many contributions to North Shore. An art class with Mr. Almquist is an unforgetable experience. Between projects which inspire even those students who insist that they can ' t draw (or paint, or sculpt) and Mr. Almquist ' s dry sense of humor (which turns up in the most surprising places), there is no room for boredom. It is not necessary, however, to take a class with Mr. Almquist to understand his contribution to the school. His work appears all over the campus in the form of sculptures and signs, and his annual Work Day film makes for an ever popular Morning Ex. Mr. Almquist also helps with North Shore theatrical productions. Another thing that must be mentioned is that Mr. Almquist is, and has been for many years, an indispensible force behind the production of the yearbook. Even though he is often very busy, Mr. Almquist remains warm, friendly, and funny, traits which all students appreciate. We are proud to dedicate the 1984 yearbook to Mr. John Almquist.

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INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS Before I left England, many people who had been to America told me that the work in American schools is much easier than the work in English schools. I have found this to be absolutely true. Since I have been here, however, I have taken courses I could never have taken at home: Typing, Constitutional law, Improvisation, and Art. America has given me a far broader education than England. Here, you can choose far more freely what to study, and how long you can do it. — Julian Perryer Because North Shore is so small, it is easy to get to know people. — Sergio Severo %[ fcfj ' r it 1 IP % W 1 : r B ' - ' Sergio Severo, Brazil North Shore is very different from my school in Germany because it is so small. — Suzanne Kubersky Anne Grun, France Julian Perryer, England Christina Sen, Spain Suzanne Kubersky, Germany People at North shore are very friendly, and because there are so few people, they are very close. Christina Sen