Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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NO MATTER how early some ambitious senior may arrive at school, Helen is always there to greet her. We toast munchers often wonder how she manages to do it. Perhaps this is the reason that she is the brain of the class. Besides being one of the most active members of the Glee Club, Helen has been a very effi- cient co-editor of the Tatler this year. Since she cut her hair last spring her titian locks and new coiffure have been the envy of us all. Helen plans to attend the iiU next year where she doubtlessly will be appreci- ated as much as she has been here. HELEN IHHRGHRET HHRPER

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SHRHH DENISE GERlUE 4' SALLY's HOSPITALITY along with wonderful food plus amusement room are a source of pleasure to all of us. Off hand we would say that collecting jewelry and clothes are her hobbies This year Sally has been fuliilling her family 3 hope by being one of the main- stays of the alto section of the Glee Club She 18 one of the chief contributors of magazines to the Senior Room, and 1s often found deeply engrossed in reading Superman. During spring vacation Sally went South, and we now hear that Texas 15 her favorite state. Sal- ly's future is unpredictable, but we know that she will be a success, whatever she does.

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HIM HERSEY HEARSE with her infectious laughter and glamorous hair, styled by Ginger, is one of the most valuable members of our class. Arising at 8:05, she often ar- rives at school still munching her toast shouting something about bThey forgot to wake me. At al- most any time of day Ann may be found either dab- bing on the ceiling of the Senior Art Project, fulfllling her duties as co-editor of the Tarler, or hiding from Miss Shoemaker's posture class. Much to our relief, Hearse has taken up card tricks instead of unconscious- ly trumping her partner's aces.