Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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£Uee t Her ways arc ways of pleasantness.” Since Eileen entered our class in our junior year she has taken part in most of the activities of the school. She is one of the mainstays of the Glee Club, and played Mother Peagle in Murder in the Nunnery. Last year she was one of the photographers for the Tatler. As one of the most agile members of the basketball team, she is a match for any guard, and her Irish enthusiasm has often spurred us on to victory. With unusual generosity she has volunteered for many of the time-consuming jobs such as scenery painting which involve more work than glory. Laif’s many interests have made it possible for her to discover something stimulating in every situation, and she has accumulated a remarkable fund of information on many subjects. With her diligence, curiosity, and personality, she carries with her the means to achievement in her chosen field. Senior Glee Club—’44, ’45 Senior Ensemble— 45 Tatler Board—’44, 45 Senior Drama Club—’4 S Varsity Basketball—’44 Varsity Hockey—’45 20

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 Wu djj us . sQf , = -'- jL fe • “A Itx’rc is mischief in that woman” Betty, our secretary-treasurer, is one of the charter members of the class and for twelve years her conscientious efforts have been the cause of great admiration. The seniors’ warped sense of humor is partly due to B.K.’s sudden, rare witticisms, and we recommend to Duncan Hines, 2305 Oliver, as a place to find hospitality, laughs, Good Eating, and Lodging For a Night. As a member of the Dramatic Club. Betty has gained repute as a prize prop-pusher, and on the basketball court is one of our nimblest guards. An abundance of raw carrots, rip-roaring tennis games, pre-season sun-bathings, and abstinance from goodies formulate the Be-Kennedy-Success-Course and it proves infallible. She gave her regards to Broadway recently and this is only the beginning of a spectacular career in the East where we arc sure she’ll be happy just because she’s Betty. Junior Glee Club—’42 Junior Drama Club—’43, ’44 Varsity Hockey—’44 Class Secretary-Treasurer—’45 Varsity Basketball—’45 19

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 —3 Aj--Q J V -A -J v-— • V -— G 3P30w CvaA V iA Si. — — — JK. s . £-'» TV S5 r fyruutceA jHeAlie Go l forbid that I should go to any heaven in which there are no hones. Chickic entered the annals of Northrop history in ’42. She immediately joined the Glee Club, her alto voice contributing much to its success. Her outstanding ability in painting was recognized last year when she won prizes in the Scholastic Art Contest. She has spent much time making publicity posters and decorations for school parties. Even though art work and Glee Club are important in her life, Chickic’s main interest is in Latin America. Her visit to Mexico inspired further study of Spanish at the University this year. How she could carry two courses at the U” as well as a full schedule at Northrop has been a source of wonder to the senior class. Chickic’s own Good Neighbor” policy will be strengthened when she returns to Mexico this summer. She plans to go to Mills College next year, where we know she will be a great success. Senior Drama Club—’43, ’44 Senior Glee Club—’43, ’44, ’45 Madrigal—’44 Senior Ensemble—’45 Athletic Committee—’44 Public Relations Committee—’45 21