Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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fe Doneth Green “I dreampt I was in love again with the one before the last. If at some time during your attendance at Northrop, you have been startled by a penetrating roar followed by successive, indescribable giggles, we want you to know it was only Doneth in the process of being embarrassed again. (She has been known to hiccup when extremely embarrassed!) This is the one circumstance that can break down, the cool, calm composure for which Doneth is noted, as Doneth has a much respected serious side. She has contributed greatly to the school during her years here. She has always been a valuable member of the hockey and basketball teams, and has added her talents both to the dance club, and to the dramatic club. Doneth has been most efficient and dependable as head of the Red Cross Committee this year, and has set a standard to be followd in the future. Nevertheless, you cannot get a complete picture of the whole by the mere sum of the parts! We like Doneth not because she hiccups, or because she is capable, but just because she's Doneth! Donets

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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?

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Carol Greenu'aldt Happiness makes up in height for what it lacks in width. A familiar morning sight is Carol in a comer, hearing what he said last night. Our class confidant promptly and piously forgets all the current gossip which pours into her ears. Known for her large flowers, she is easily distinguished in Glee Club each morning where she has been a staunch supporter of the soprano section for three years. Campbell's right hand man, Carol is always writing space fillers or looking at Taller covers. She is known for her good disposition and ready laugh at even the corniest jokes. We are sure that Carol's sympathy, understanding, and tact will make her as outstanding a member of Wellesley as she has been of Northrop.