Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Joan Clark A thing of beauty is a joy forever. No one can argue the fact that Joey is one of our class beauties. Who is there who doesn't admire her long black hair and pretty dark eyes? She is one of the few seniors who manages to lead a gay and exciting life in spite of the war. How we envy her Monday morning feeling when we appear bright and rested. Her activities in school included being secretary-treasurer of the Glee Club in her junior year, holding membership on the entertainment committee, and serving as an energetic guard on the senior basketball team. Her amazing amount of pep and even temper, and her constant flow of mail lead one to feel when Joey is in sight others are in total eclipse. Next year she plants to enter Pomona College in California.

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Patricia Conary “She made a thousand friends and kept them. Oh! Do you know what! Patty blithely enters the Senior Room on Monday mornings with a vivid account of the weekend's adventure. Patty is one of the seniors who has not had to spend her Saturday evenings listening to Frank. She leads a very exciting life. In school, Patty has made an outstanding record. She has had high scholastic standards and full Senior Room privileges. Patty has been a most industrious member of the Dramatic Club, and is noted for her excellent bridge playing. Ever since she came to Northrop, she has been the mainstay of the Spanish dass. Patty has always made many friends by her cheerful, friendly manner, and her willingness to help others.

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Ann Col man ”Oh speak not to me of a name great in story, The days of our youth are the days of our glory. 'There came to the making of man, Time with the gift of tears . . and thus our lovable Annie starts a bright new day. When we hear a dull monotone singing Smoke Gets In Your Eyes. we know that Ann has recently received a letter from Oregon. She has always led the forwards in either basketball or hockey, easily distinguished from the rest of us by her huge Andover sweater, “We know she loves it. Ann can never wait for summer, for to her it means deep suntan (the envy of us all). Ann is a constant honor roll student, and she hopes to receive her M.A. at Vassar. Her aesthetic interests are shown in her love of music and dramatics. The thing we love the most about Annie is her childlike enthusiasm punctuated by her expressive eyes, but we don't like to pay her compliments very much 'cause then she'll say, How'd you know?