Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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MISS PEASE knocks on the Senior Room docreHIs Ellen there? Promptly our League President, Miss Spurrhs right hand man, and the pride and joy of the senior class, emerges from a nonchalant game of bridge and leaves the room. For twelve years El has given herrundivided attention to N. C. 8., and whethv er it be hockey, Glee Club, the dance, or speaking twith that bveddy English accenO, you can be cer- tain that the inevitable black tresses and knee highs will warrant recognition. We shall miss Rider next yearethose open houses tooebut we wish her all the luck in the world, and know that she'll be a worthy addition to Smith College. ELLE HUNTINGTON RIDER 21

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20 HllllE RIBHHRDS iiHI, YA, KIDS, anybody want to dance? And thus school is officially started for the day in the Senior Room. Pano has now achieved her main ambition in lifeegraduationl Her annual trip to Sun Valley, and the tan she brings back are envied by all of us. This year we hear she fell very hard-while skiing? Pano is a regular attendant of the Saturday B. Y. L tbring your own lunchl but she complains that she never has a thing to wear. lWe wonder at this last statementj The furor caused by the shearing of her long blond locks was indescribable. We hope Erskine will appreciate Panols sense of humor which has lifted us many times from heaviest gloom.

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22 EVH HHYE RUTHEHFURU COME ON KIDS! Please come to sports! This is a familiar plea from Rut, our athletic chairman. She is the punch and fire behind our senior teams and has led us often down the road of Victory. There is never a dull moment With Eva around, and we may be cer- tain she will appreciate our every joke with a wrinkle of the nose if not a hearty laugh GI truly admirable qualityf We are all a bit green over those long dis- tance phone calls and daily fan mail. Eva has done many a graceful turn for dance club and has been one of Northrop's more beautiful members for seven years. She is planning to frequent Erskineis halls next year. Lucky Erskine!