Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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jjudbtk Webdiesi Judy'1 Entered 1936 In her tongue is the law of kindness. Someday in the dim, dim future, when one of the class of '39 picks up her Tatler and gazes rapturously on the beaming faces of her former schoolmates, time is going to shift into reverse and she is going to hear: Please won't someone come out and have her picture taken? It couldn't be anyone else but Judy—poor girl, we all grieve for her. but somehow we just don't have our pictures taken. For years Jude has been the main source of pictures for the Tatler, but that’s not all—she taught herself how to figure skate and is now the senior star of the rink. Long will be remembered her spontaneous laughter and her consideration for other people. We feel that she will be an asset to any college because of her ability to maintain a high scholastic standard and to co-operate with all her companions. 20

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Dean ‘Thomson Entered 1935 Secret, self-contained, and solitary. Thomson comes to school regularly each morning fully equipped with writing paraphernalia which usually consists of a few pens, several pencils, erasers and such, and a cheery good morning. Her immediate concern seems to be her Latin vocabulary, so she makes a bee-line for the most comfortable chair and seems completely unaware of our prevailing disturbance. It appears as if Jean were the only one who could possibly study in the Senior Room. Time and again in English we have been held spellbound by her original writing. Northrop will long remember our most reliable mainstay in the field of athletics. 19

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Top: Seniors putting on an act. No! these pictures are not posed! Left: To us. it's home. Center: Monday morning, no doubt. Right: Lady garment workers. Left: Use Carter's little Liver pills. Center: Yes. they drop in now and then. Right: Hitler or Artie Shaw? Left: I've got you now! Center: She's just plain Ashy to us. Right: Somebody do something! Left: Small Fry playing house. Center: Dear Mr.—, about this new airplane. Right: And this means you. Left: Chev is either tying Re or her shoe in knots. Center: Age of Innocence. Right: This only happens in pictures. Left: Even Mr. Petty was there! Right: I can’t stand it any longer! Left: We also have our share of jitterbugs. Center: Is it Humphrey or Vergil? Right: Ready or not. here I come. 21