Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Jean $rice To describe fully the numerous activities of this energetic dynamo would cover more than this page, for Jean has had her finger in practically every extra-curricular activity in the school. A long-standing member of the Dramatic and Glee Clubs. Jean acted as president of the former organization this year, and will long be remembered for her performances in each club's presentations. Not only has she been an active participant in dramatics and music, but she also has been a reliable member of both our hockey and basketball teams. Although she won't be far away at Carleton. when she leaves. Northrop will lose one of its most staunch supporters. - 19 -

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jflariljmn J eteon “Who would like to go over to the settlement house on Saturday?'' queries Marilynn. pleadingly, as she capably executes her position as Chairman of the Welfare Committee. If a knock is heard on the senior room door, it might well be followed by a meek voice saying. Marilynn. I've knitted ten inches straight, now what do I do? because Marilynn was chief supervisor and instructor over the French refugee sweaters this winter. Being Dun-kie's right-hand man. Marilynn is responsible for the peasant designs which will forever adorn the furniture that the seniors have painted for the skating room. We all hope that her new country home will be finished before the completion of our senior year. - 18 -

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%)tkn ftapnolbs Besides impressing us with her capable performance as President of the League this year. Helen has amazed us all with her spontaneous and unexpected explanations in chemistry and her unusually fine backhand in tennis. She is one of our more avid bridge fans (or fiends), and to the incoming class we leave her persistent luck in dealing herself grand slam hands. Helen's sidesplitting humor never takes a vacation, so during most of the day seniors can be seen quietly collapsing after one of Helen's choice jokes or puns. A grand girl—and we mean grand! . -20-