Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Maky Louise Si i i i tii “Cheese Fair tresses man's imperial rare ensnare And Ireauly draus us uilh a single hair. “Cheese has long stood in the front ranks of the school athletes, and this year ns Head of Athletics she has made the season a very successful one for the Seniors as well a for the whole school. For many years she has been starring at horse shows and now has quite a collection of cups and ribbons. In fact, there is no branch of athletics in which she docs not excel. Always a good winner or loser she has made herself very well liked everywhere. A T JL E k. i Because of her athletic prowess. “Dolly” is n grout favorite among (lie lower forms. She lias always been our prize athlete ami her uncanny ability to make baskets continually amazes us. uything athletic interests her. and we should not he at all surprised in years to come to find her “permanently” established in the gym office. Her scholastic ability, too. is well recognized. As chairman of this year's Welfare Committee, “Dotty” has done u great deal of good, efficient work. l'a e Tkirfrn

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 i 0 2 6 Kvylin is one of those few fortunate members of our class who have c ars of their own, ami we are eagerly awaiting the day when she will bring hers to school, and we may all have our first ride. Seeley is rather socially inclined and manages to fill her week-end full of entertainments, religiously ending up at Young People s Society every Sunday evening. At school she is always gay. talkative, and full of life and well liked by us all. I'agf T»rh Aside from the fact that »4»r is nrl editor of this truly noble publication. Dorothy's chief claim to fame lies in her numerous lliiick.-. Her car never pulls away from school without at least half of the Senior class decorating it. It i her generosity good-heartedness, and even temper that have made her so very well liked through the many years she has weathered the storms at . C. S., for as one of the founders of our illustrious group, she has lieer. here since 1921. S33I

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Kate Deere Velie Kale A daughter of the noth. Divinely tall an,I most divinely lair There is nol a girl among us who would no I give anything lo l c able to get off some of Kate's clever remark. . We have often thought seriously of jotting down her sayings during study periods, hut have decided that it would he an impractical idea as we should have to hire someone especially for the job. Without Kate to lighten our daily routine and to glorify our athletic teams, we feel that the class would be sadly incomplete. Pane I'aur teen L £ JUANITA WkINRKBK “Nila” (treat Itrlings dots slit own ITAiVA ttsstr souls can nrccr know. One of Nita’s chief virtues is her low anil gentle voice. What a shame that it is sometimes drowned by the shrill, siren-like tones of some people we know. We suspect, though ila has not told us. that down in the art room there are several masterpieces which will astound us in years to come. It says great things for her ability that we wished on her the thnnklcss job of trying to wring due out of the class.