Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 -0- -4 v - jL - - '(XA+ • ' P juj 5f so o -fi hM (NJL4 S -c ' x t tr -- . w , Man.'i Ue, cMcupei. “My am I: from care Vm free. u V »rrw7 all contented like me?' The above quote is a very mild statement of Marge’s exceedingly good-natured and cheerful personality. One of the unsolved mysteries about her is how she maintains such a calm exterior amidst the uproarious confusion of the Senior Room. Marge is noted for her fierce guarding in basketball and general excellence in athletics of all kinds. We feel that something should be said in praise of Marge’s capable performance of her duties as business manager of the Dramatic Club this year. Her enthusiasm accounted in no small part for the success of the play. No one can call the seniors undernourished, and Hazel” has done more than her share by donating numerous calory-filled boxes. At whatever college she chooses, we know that Marge will continue to be as much fun and will win as many friends as she has at Northrop. Senior Drama Club—’44, ’45 Drama Club Business Manager—’45 Tatler Board—’45 17

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3 ” vS-S - JSL °” (T r Qutltsiie. 0,,U'U l:L Re of only to conquer, but to be conquered.” Will anyone please take late study hall? Once again Jean is off on her daily quest which is only a small part of her unenvied and thankless job as Vice President in charge of School Procedure. Jean has performed her duties with unusual conscientiousness and efficiency and has carried these same qualities through to her school work where she has constantly maintained a high average. Her numerous letters and positions on varsity teams are proof of Jean’s athletic abilities, while her locker wins her the honor of the “neatest senior.” Her perfect combination of wit and bon sens’ is evident in her much valued advice to us. Her biography would not be comp cte wit out men- tion of her well-known monotone and shiny black rubbers. Jean s ricn ,ness an i . • . i her at Smith as they have here, interest in people are sure to bring as many friends to nc Junior Drama Club—’42 Senior Drama Club—’43, ’44, ’45 Class President—’43 School Procedure—’44, ’45 League Vice President—’45 Debate Club—’45 Varsity Hockey—’45 Varsity Basketball—’45 16

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X i Zlea+iosi Kennedy 'Ah, you flavor everything, you are the vanilla of society.” It was twelve years ago that Patty first ambled into Northrop—a balloon in one hand and twin Betty in the other, and from that time on she has gained recognition from everyone for her friendly greetings and spontaneous laughter. In her drooping shorts and size thirty-four shirt, Patty has been the cause of much hilarity in the gym class as she struggles to break her annual record of two push-ups. As a sophomore she was a member of the Glee Club and since that time has rendered many sweet” refrains to enliven our gloomier days. In the summer months before the war P.K. experienced a more rugged” life at her northern home on Gull Lake, and in spite of the war has been posted” regularly by one of the Gull Lake dwellers. Patty’s petitencss and enthusiasm have attracted many friends at Northrop and will gain her many more in the future. Junior Glee Club—’42 Senior Glee Club—’43 Entertainment—’42 Public Relations Committee—’45 18