Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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I loot sic dl axa LluiL tU Jbutton “Beauty cost her nothing. —Chap wan Boot si e was one of our new additions to Northrop this year—too bad her entrance and exit had to Ik so hasty. Her famous jK t jx eve is being called Mary Isabelle whose cute little cream convertible can Ik viewed from the Senior Room almost any Thursday afternoon—huh. Boo? Cute as a bug’s ear, is our Bootsie. We all agree that Bootsie is one of the most unforgettable characters we’ve ever met, and we're still wondering how we ever got along without her pretty little beaming face and cheery personality l»efore—need we say more?

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( Victoria ' Lrauaxt Simnioni All’s well that ends well. —Shakespeare Tom- Tom’, one of our most versatile members, has been with us since the seventh grade, and goes from us to Vassar. During that time her athletic ability has made her outstanding among her classmates, and has won her the position of chairman of the Athletic Committee. Her hair raising tales and her tap dances in the Senior Room will long be remembered by all. Tom 's the only Democrat in the class and can often be found engaging in a knock-down-drag-out fight over political convictions. The naturally wavey hair Torry possesses brings her many compliments everywhere she goes. She has one of the l est senses of humor of the class, and when not in the corner whispering to someone, she is usually putting some senior into hysterics.

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iSailraia £cvix “Her ways arc ways of pleasantness, and all her paths arc peace. —Old Testament B. J. Swirles can be found almost any time of the day imploring, “Please ask me my Latin vocab.” Though she insists Caesar is ruining her life, we are sure she will recover as soon as finals are over. She's been at Xorthrop a total of nine years and is the only senior, besides Dorothy who was here in kindergarten. Rather reserved, yet always able to have a good time, Barbara remains calm no matter what may hapixMi. She is a member of l»otli the Dramatic Club and the Glee Club and is also skilled at thinking up weird and various excuses for gym—p.s. they usually work. Determined to learn how to flv and have her own airplane. Swirles’ college plans lie in the deep South. Undaunted by her struggle with Latin she is going to attempt Spanish so she’ll know what they’re talking about when she starts flying over to South America. She’d like to explore the Far Fast also, but learning Chinese is absolutely out.