Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Joan The senior class has often wondered whether living near Minnehaha creek has had anything to do with Smithy’s many infectious “ha, ha’s. This tall blonde has a very spontaneous giggling laugh on which she holds a copyright. Without the slightest provocation. Smith's dimpled cheeks will turn a brilliant red. During Joan’s four years at N.C.S. she has been very active in all sports. This year she has been a capable and efficient chairman of athletics, and also has contributed much to the welfare of the senior class. This year’s TATLER would be without pictures if it were not for Smithy's perseverance as snapshot chairman. - 22-

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glnbrea IBonnep cott A constant reminder of the good times we have had at Bon-ney's house is the sign on Miss Spurr's garage, We re at Bon-ney's. More evidence of her hospitality and generosity is her willingness to play chauffeur to the senior class. As co-editor of the TATLER this year, she has been in a dither a good part of the time trying to get this h'yar book out. Bonney is a lover of animals for during the year she has had two ducks, a very black cocker, and a pet lambie running around the house all the time. We hope that she will not find Wellesley too far from her beloved Montana. - 21 -

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(Eleanor tebenson To the plumper members of the class. Tiny’s slim silhouette is a constant source of envy. This wispiness, perhaps, is due to her daily walks up the back hill both to and from school no matter what the weather. She is a veteran of many dramatic club plays and can always be relied upon to produce many startling lighting effects. It is never safe to ‘‘cat’' about anyone in Tiny’s presence as the odds are that the subject will be one of her numerous relatives. Tiny? Oh. no! Neither in stature nor personality. -23-