Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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r vi Weggalteggers fancij £.Cizalje.tfi “She's lieautiful and therefore to l c wooed.” —Shakespeare If you’re ever looking for Walters, you will prnliahly find her down in the Art room where she lends her artistic talents to an amazing number of creations. Nancy is also accomplished in figure skating, but her abilities don’t stop here. She was president of the Dance Club this year, and secretary-treasurer of the senior class. Nancy has lots of problems , but they aren’t the kind we would mind having. She has quite a time deciding if her heart belongs to Minneapolis or I)es Moines and keeps the class in a quandary over it. “Beautiful but dumb is disproved by Nancy, for she has stayed in the Senior Room all year and her Grecian profile is the envy of us all. Waiters, who entered X.C.S. in her junior year, is going to the “U next fall where she will undoubtedly continue her enviable record.

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 A axy jCdd Jlowe. “ Tis In-tter not to lie. than Ik- unhappy.” —Drydcn Lee-Lowe “W hy do I always get so involved? quote: Mary Lee. If you listened to her you might think that our class president is terribly inefficient, hut you would have the wrong impression. Mary Lee’s chief confusion comes not from school hut from her outside social life. In the two years that she has lieen at Northrop, Mary Lee has taken an active j art in both the Glee Club and the Dramtic Club. Her skill in sports has twice won her a place on the Varsity Hockey team and has made her the seniors’ choice for their basketball captain. Mary Lee may he recognized from afar by her blue-black hair and her red coat. Her olive skin and dark brown eyes are distinctive.

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ithia Cj.£.anna cz fucliiit “Let the world slide —Beaumont and Flecker ‘ Hello kids —this familiar expression accompanied by a training face greets us every A.M. Cynthia is an ardent collector of jewelry, and we often wonder where she got that Shattuck belt. She has the exclusive honor of lieing our only real red-head. (We might add that others have tried to rival her without much success.) Cyn is always ready to kibitz at bridge, and her infectious laughter at our dull jokes does much to cheer us up. She came to us from Bemidji, California, and P°ints North, South. East, and West. Cynthia has been an addition to our class, and we are glad she spent her senior year with us at Northrop.