Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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As a loud squeal bursts forth from within our Senior Room, we know that Katie is with us once more. Katie came to Northrop in her junior year and immediately proved herself invaluable in the field of sports. She is one of the few seniors who has been on practically all our first teams, being captain several times. It was shown that Katie has artistic ability as well as athletic talent when she won first prize in the art contest last year. The dominant influence in Katie’s life has lasted since sixth grade, thus she is one of the three or four seniors who has an outside interest in life. Although she astounds the class with her hoarsy frog voice, she is the envy of all of us with her perfect figure. Katie hopes to major in modern dance at college next year, and we feel sure that she will achieve anything she might attempt in the future. Drama Club—’44 Varsity Basketball—’44, ’45 Tatler Board—’45 Varsity Hockey—’45 26

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Katttledn Smith ne'er be 'uare of my own wit 'til break my shins against it ” Kathleen’s serene exterior many times belies her dual personality, for her famous blood-curdling screams have often aroused the more serious minded teachers. Katie’s uncqualcd wit and exaggerated stories of her past experiences have kept innumerable students in guffaws. She has also entertained us with her musical attainments which include everything from boogie-woogie to Mozart. Her figure, being the acme of perfection, caused her to be chosen as model for the senior tea last year. Scholastically Kathleen has attained one of the highest averages in the class, and athletically she has been outstanding in all sports. Her tact and understanding combined with her friendly personality and outstanding accomplishments have made Kathleen one of the best liked girls in the class, and may well assure her a successful future. Junior Glee Club—’42 Class Secretary-Treasurer—’42 Senior Drama Club—’43, ’45 Secretary, Senior Drama Club—’43 President, Senior Drama Club—’45 Senior Glee Club—’43. ’44 Madrigal—’43, ’44 Class President—’44 Varsity basketball—’45 Tatlcr Board—’43 Public Relations Committee—’45 25

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ex -- • v jrcr ,. Vx “ • CH “cT1 S, jAn. -»esca, % C . £$jo - V»- a«C Hl04Hai. A poet without love were .„ mobility As a fitting climax to her active career as a leader at Northrop, Jane this year received one of the schools highest honors, the Presidency of the League. She has fulfilled the duties of this position with her usual enthusiasm and efficiency, and she has set a high example for the school. In addition to this, she has maintained an excellent scholastic record and has contributed infinitely to the Glee Club with her beautiful soprano voice. Her literary genius has found its way into the Tatlcr's Pen Points every year since her arrival in fifth grade, and her fierce forehand and blitz backhand have won many victories on the tennis court of Wayzata. Bishop Thomas’s advice to the lovelorn has aided many a senior over the thorny path to reconciliation, and for this we owe her our heartfelt thanks. Genial and jovial, Smith, we give you our Jane. Junior Glee Club—’42 Tatler Board—’42, ’43, ’44 Awards Committee—’42, '43, ’44 Class Secretary-Treasurer—’43 League Secretary—’44 League President—’45 Senior Glee Club—’43, ’44 Senior Ensemble—’45 Varsity Hockey—’45 Varsity Basketball—’45 27