Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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T bl Z 1 0 z Florence Isabel Roberts “Sissy” IIM the Ion! h r I am romin?. Florence, idol of ihc lower form and this year' League President, with her loyalty, honesty, and sincerity in performing the often diflirult duties of her office has made her administration a year of service to the school. With all her important trusts she has not changed a hit from tin- Florence we have always known, and in years to come we shall remember her as a genuinely good sport and all around good fellow”. Poor Genie! as Class President in this our Iasi, anil pmlnihly most difficult, year she has had a much more strenuous job than it is fair to inflict on any one. Hut we wish to emphasize that to Genie belongs all the credit for our remaining in school and for accomplishing all that we have individually or collectively done, for without her soft voice vainly pleading for a little less tumult in study periods it is doubtful if we should have done any work at all. Page Fire

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TO THE SENIORS As Commencement draws near and the thirteenth TaTI-KR goes to press we look back over a successful year. The League, the center of school activities, since under it work the various committees that directly affect us, such as Entertainment, Athletics, etc., is also rounding out its thirteenth year with a record so fine as to belie the proverbial unluckiness of the numlier. Student government has this year operated with exceptional force and the results have keen most reassuring. In fact. we. on the whole, have prospered. To the Seniors goes the credit. Ever since your entrance into high school, four years ago. you have marked yourselves as girls of originality and power of leadership. You have pul these happy faculties to a good use and have made of your Senior year a fitting and grand climax to your already successful careers. We Juniors have watched and admired your good work as the months have passed, and have valued your friendship greatly. If we, when we loo reach the exalted reign of the red tie, can carry on with half the good results you have achieved, we shall In- proud. To the Seniors, then, goes our deepest appreciation of all you have done this year and our heartiest good wishes for continued success in whatever line you may choose to follow after you leave Northrop. Indeed we feel that it is not inappropriate to finish our farewell with the familiar basketball cheer, sincere, if ungrammatical: r- “You done well You done well Let’s give one substantial yell Yeh! Seniors! The Juniors. Vaft four

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1 0 Z 8 T i-i £ MMB Jkax I auiiikr Crocker “Cracker ITrating that irright of learning lightly, liter a f loner.” Although Jean ha been held up to us as a model student, we Mill love her. She skips afternoon sport with the best of us, though when she does play basket hall and hockey, she is an invaluable memlicr of the team. Besides filling her own report card with AV she has plenty of lime to help the rest of us, and we feel that it would be ex-tremely embarrassing to guess how many of the diplomas presented at Commencement really belong to Jean. I’agr Sil T ATI ,.2 The infant prodigy! For a child of her age our baby has read more Imok (not all. we fear, from the Northrop reading list l and consumed more general information than all the rest of u put together, of course, since she is a Taller Editor, you natuially guess that she has a witty longue ami is very clever at writing. Quite true! We feel sure that she will shine at college as she has done here.