Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Prisoii.i.a Jannf.y Brown “Percy ■1 0 2 ThU year. as captain of ihe While Team. Priscilla has liiul an extremely strenuous life, chasing around in vain effort- to persuade the leisure-loving Seniors to play basketball, to walk. and to engage in other industrious pastimes so abhor rent to them. We might remark that she i« an equestrienne of no mean ability. Her reliability, her power a- a manager, and above all her even temper, have won her a high place in school activities. Page Eight Ethel, contrary In convention, appears in school on Monday morning with a broad grin (lasting over from Sunday night, we suspect). It speak well for her tact that she has l»orii a conscientious student government officer for three years and is still one of the most popular girls in the class. In hockey and basketball, we believe, she is considered quite a menace to the opposing team.

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Maude Elizabeth Benjamin “Maudie Til Cod gives skill, lint not uithout men's hand ; He eouhi no make Antonio Stradivari's violins Without Antonio. Mamie, ihc class musician, codhs into prominence on all gala occasions. Some day when Maude is famous, we shall all be pleased to be able to say she was a friend of ours. But we do not have to wail until then to lx- plod that we know her. for we all appreciate her pay laugh and her athletic ability. We may even say that we like her stubborn ness and often find it very amusing when we ourselves are not affected by it. Li £ XL Rosena Kate Brace “Ro” Sh- gigglr.% uhrn hc's lirklrd. And onr might truly uty That uhrn thrre is ro rrasan, $hr giggles anyway R« one of the friendliest girls in our ranks. Her frequent silly streaks are most diverting, and her imitations of eat and dog fights keep our whole class laughing for hours. One of those fortunate people with good teste in clothes and the ability to wear them as they should he worn, she always looks exceedingly well, even in her uniform. Page Srvrri

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 To Jan - miul go the prize for the lest disposition in the class. She is aluavs cheerful, even when, in her capacity as Student Government Representative, she has to shout to quell a study period riot. Another of Jane’s claims to fame is her modest school wardrobe, consisting of five fur coats with matching hats and overshoes. We are thrilled to see Jane in the pictures of the University balls. We like to have one of our number feel at home in the society and rotogravure sections. Di li‘» always been one of Nature's own l»i{j outdoor girl'. Always a steady and dependable [mint gainer. .dir is indispensable on all team with in fleet ness of foot and hrr strong right arm. Then, too. we have noticed that she is quite a shining light scholastically, especially in the realm of the (to most of u«» incomprehensible mathematics. Her friendliness, good temper, and sportsmanship have made her well liked in the whole school. 'are Nutt