Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Marge took her place in the class of ’45 in the tenth grade, bringing with her not only her subtle humor but also her striking good looks which soon resulted in her being chosen to model at a spring fashion show. Unrivaled as a comedienne, Dong” has made a reputation not soon to be forgotten with her hilarious portrayals in many a dramatic club presentation; among her funniest have been the roles of Elsa in A Dramatic Lesson” and the N.C.S. pupil in an open house skit. Despite her disdain for men, Marge has many admirers; but we hate to press this point because she always becomes red. The things we will remember about Marge arc her sense of of humor and her straight hair, the latter of which came to an end with the event of the year— that” permanent. With her personality, Marge’s popularity is certain at college. 10 Senior Drama Club—’43, ’45 Tatler Board—'43, ’44, ’45

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JluciUe Gamp, Her heart is like the moon—always a man in it.” Lucy is the artistic member of our class and is one of the few seniors who has gone to Northrop since she first entered kindergarten. Lucy’s pride and joy, her little green convertible, has willingly furnished transportation for all of the seniors at one time or another. Lucy never fails to inspire pessimistic classmates with her happy-go-lucky attitude about life and love, and she is always willing to lend a sympathetic ear to our many troubles. The strong masculine influence has been evident in Lucy’s hectic social life for a year. Her modeling career has made Lucy our nomination for the most stylish senior in years to come. With her beautiful blond hair she will no doubt conquer many a heart. It is a certainty that Lucy will make a success in the field of art at Bennett, and someday we are hoping to see her works of art hanging in the Louvre. Senior Drama Club—’43, ’44, ’45 Public Relations—’45 9

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jjasiet GUatufileA. There s nothing worth the wear of winning hut laughter and the love of friends” ' Janet has been with us only two years, but in that short time she has proved herself to be one of the friendliest and most willing members of our class. It is rumored that her keen interest in sailing is partly due to an added attraction at Lake Calhoun; she is one of the few members of the class who receive frequent letters from a private party.” We are all amazed by her ability to cat mammoth breakfasts including fish balls, fried potatoes, and eggs, but in spite of the tremendous capacity which this would indicate, she continually struggles to eat less. For two years she has belonged to the Glee Club, this year serving as librarian. Jan’s giggle is well known to us all, and her everlasting cheerfulness is our mainstay on blue Mondays. She is always sweet to everyone, and we know that at whatever college she enters she will be as well loved as she is by us. Senior Glee Club—’44, ’45 Senior Ensemble—’45 Athletic Committee—’45 Varsity Hockey—’44, ’45 Varsity Basketball— 44, ’45 Captain, Blue Varsity—’44, ’45 11