Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Wit wakes its own welcome. ’ I’m going on a strict diet starting tomorrow, and this time I really mean it!” screams our personality kid as she cats the delicious goodies brought by some more ambitious senior. Although Marge claims that she is calorie-counting,” anyone who has ever eaten with her has discovered the real truth. Marge has been one of Dunkie’s ablest assistants in both cleaning and decorating the art room. Notwithstanding, her cool efficiency as President of the Senior Glee Club, Marge has also proved to be a very excellent second soprano. Marge’s famous little escapade at this year’s Northrop Red Cross Dance turned into a very successful and most profitable friendship. Her long, variegated hair, captivating eyes, and winning smile make her—Marge. Senior Glee Club—’43, ’44, ’45 Senior Glee Club President—’45 Madrigal—’44 Senior Ensemble—’45 Public Relations Committee—’45 14

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M G Sudan Z'w.itt Where t jrre's a will, wisdom finds a way. Susan, the most versatile member of our class, has in extra-curricular activities contributed much to the art, dramatic, and athletic departments of Northrop. Her beautiful plaques and effective scenery will always be appreciated here, and as the formidable forward of our basketball team, she has led the class in athletic points. I his year she ably carried out her duties as Vice President in charge of Public Relations which included hard work on war stamp sales, relief projects, and entertainment. Susan’s excellence in scholarship set an unusually high standard at Northrop, and her remarkable scope of general knowledge brought her national recognition in the Time test. Her political interest led her to establish the Student Federalist program in Northrop, and we are sure that Susan’s rare sense of humor will be appreciated as much at Vassar as it was here. Junior Drama Club—’42 Tatlcr Board—’42, ’43, ’44 Awards Committee—’43, ’44, ’45 Senior Drama Club—’43, ’44, ’45 Debate Club—’45 League Vice President—’45 Public Relations Committee—’44, ’45 Varsity Basketball—’45 i 13

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Vicvc came to us in her sophomore year from Lewisburg, Pa., and since then has won a very special place in the hearts of all of us. She has lent a sympathetic ear to the troubles of many a senior and has inspired us numerous times with her unfailing ambitions. She has been the envy of all of us with her daily letters from all points, namely West. Vieve’s dramatic talent has made her a valuable member of the Dramatic Club, winning her leads in the productions given in both her junior and senior years. Vieve’s efficiency-plus has evidenced itself in her commendable management of the Tatler business staff. Vicvc has maintained high grades and has consistently achieved a place on the honor roll since her entrance. We arc sure that her small, deft hands will aid her as a nurse and that her lovely photogenic smile will win her many friends at Buckncll. Public Relations Committee—'43, ’44 Senior Drama Club—’44, ’45 Business Manager, Tatler Board—’45 15