Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Mary Ann Hutchinson Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. You are apt to hear Mary Ann breezing into the Senior Room saying, Guess what! I lost five pounds in one week! Her secret—no ice cream, no coke, no potatoes, in fact, no nothing. Our diet enthusiast has the unique distinction of being the only member of the class of '44 to enter Northrop in her senior year. We all look back to our first year at Northrop and marvel at Mary Ann's good marks. As for class spirit, she has done more than her share in redecorating the Senior Room, and she supports all other school activities. She is a member of the Dramatic Club, and is on the Tatlcr staff. Mary Ann's shiny black Cadillac is the saving factor in many an emergency and is in front of the school rain or shine. One of Mary Ann's aspirations is to be a flyer, and here's hoping she's as successful in fulfilling this desire as she has been in her work at Northrop! DiutJLu.

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Joy Hickok There was a star that danced, and under that I was bom! Two years ago, Joy came all the way from Connecticut to join our class. She is now one of those lake dwellers who rise with the moon to get to school before chapel begins. This fact explains why Joy comes sleepily into the Senior Room every morning still frantically studying chemistry through half closed eyes. During the day, however, she is continually busy with her extra-school activities. Throughout her years at Northrop, Joy has been a member of the newspaper staff, and has taken part in Public-Relations work. She has been very active in dramatics, and will long be remembered for her comedy roles which are so typical of her. Joy can be recognized anywhere by her long cry of laughter, and her extreme gullibility which provide the class an unending source of amusement. Her jitterbugging has long been our envy and amusement. Her marvelous ability to play any of our requests on the piano is just another example of her versatility. We know that her exuberant spirit and her gaiety will make her many friends in the near future.

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The mind has a thousand eyes And the heart but one. Few can believe today that our tall, striking Harriet first entered N.C.S. as a spindley, shy kindergartener. Since that day twelve years ago she has served as a friend and confidant for many and has maintained an outstanding scholastic record. Her dramatic ability was displayed in her portrayal of Ema in Letters to Lucerne; and as the Dramatic Club's president she revealed her executive ability as well as her unfailing interest. Hat's appreciation of music and her poetic talent have made her a much sought after member of the senior class. Jaff. with her ready friendliness and quiet humor, is certain to be a welcome student at Vassar College next year.