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

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HALLOWEEN 10

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Workday 1984 was probably the most successf ul Workday in a few years. The Workday committee decided to still have students rake both on and off campus. Workday would also be a full day. The Upper school only had a first period class, and was split into several groups to go off- campus. Each group was headed by a teacher and a senior. At noon, the Upper schoolers returned to school for lunch with the Middle and Lower schoolers. Then, the entire school gathered on the auditorium steps for a picture. After much moving around, the picture was finally taken. The school then gathered to see the Varsity Field Hockey team play the Faculty. The Varsity prevailed, 1-0. The rest of the afternoon was spent raking leaves. The seniors and kindergarten planted bulbs around the campus. The day would not have been the same without the annual schoolwide Duck Duck Goose spectacular challenge. Everyone went home with a full day of work and of course, fun.

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Halloween at North Shore presented us with the annual parade of costumes at Morning Ex. There we saw everything from Darth Vader to a Siamese Twins ghost. In addition to the procession, the seniors hosted a Halloween party for the kindergarteners in the Senior Homeroom. n