Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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TATLER COMMITTEE Editors: Jean Beaverson — Jean Hersey Assistants: Jean Campbell — Carol Greeinvaldt Easiness: Rita Ann Rotering Ruth Ann 1 lermann Prudence Purdy Snapshots: Patsy Clifford — Elizabeth Young Susan Ervin — Patty Kennedy Marlyss Shedd — Ann Cosgrove Stanley Brooks — I lelen Tearse Joan VVurtelc Typist: Rosita Hofmeistcr Peggy Wilsey Advisers: Miss Brown Miss Kinnaird

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We dedicate this 1943 Taller to Miss Jean Duncan as an expression of our gratitude for her constant inspiration and for her unselfish service to Northrop Collegiate School.

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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.