Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Houtsfe Jkunsfoale ’Though new to Northrop this year. “Weczie has proved to be a very pleasant and jolly senior. Her happy smile and blonde hair have greeted us 'most every morning when we have come to school. Without her there would have been many more forgotten lines in the operetta, for Weezie was the very able prompter who gave cues when memories failed. All in all Louise has been a great addition to our class, and we are glad that she decided to spend her senior year here with us at N.C.S. -5-

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Barbara Pis ell Whenever the very walls of the senior room are quivering and quaking with laughter, you can be sure that Bisl is the cause. The wit or witlessness of our most versatile humorist and impersonator is often the only remedy to buoy our lagging spirits during the long school day. As the co-editor of the TATLER, Barb has assumed the responsibility which she carries so well. She has been a hardy perennial on the hockey and basketball teams. She will long be remembered by the Dramatic Club for her presence of mind in an embarrassing crisis and for her vivid characterizations. Her incomparable “Mammy” brought swing to the Northrop Glee Club this year in her unforgettable rendition of “What's the Matter With the Moon Tonight? After her sojourn at Wellesley, we prophesy she'll rival Lynn Fontanne. Broadway, here she comes!! - 4 -

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Calep Two hearts—and Ruth is off to another one of her famous opening bids. A groan goes around the senior room, for everyone knows perfectly well that she has only a bare trick and a half in her hand. Second only to her skill in bridge is her ability to improvise startling answers in chemistry. Any year after graduation we expect to hear that Small-Town has won the Nobel Prize for chemistry. There has been a rumor that Caley once walked to school but was exhausted for days afterwards: however. we feel sure that with spinach. Ovaltine. and plenty of Wheaties, Ruth will have the stamina necessary to walk down the aisle at Commencement. -6-