Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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A hairbrush, a bottle of perfume, and rosebud soap indicate the presence of Marilyn, for they are ever with the lady” of the class. Marilyn joined our class in the middle of her sophomore year, and immediately assumed the position of the class glamor girl.” In spite of the handicap of a late entrance, she achieved a place on the honor roll that year and has continued to retain this record in her junior and senior years. Tick” has proved herself an invaluable member of the Senior Dramatic Club by taking major roles in the plays presented both last year and this. Debate club, Public Relations work, as well as present political issues have been among her other interests at school. Marilyn’s famous J. S. blind date is renowned for its unusual success and durability. We are sure that her career at college will be as colorful as her life at Northrop has been. 28 Senior Drama Club—’43, ’44, 45 Debate Club—’45 Public Relations Committee—'4$

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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

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 Vo 'heeled Sir mm be urn to „. appreciated. Amid the incessant babble of the Senior Room, one frequently hears Sally’s voice slowly counting W'ar Stamp money. Conscientious Sally has done much for Northrop since her entrance in the first grade, and though she left us in second grade to spend a year in Switzerland, she rejoined us in the fourth grade. Ever since she has been one of our top-knotchcrs” in French. Sally’s keen sense of humor has enabled her to understand our amusement at her applying her love of animals to her chemistry. We refer to her not infrequent remarks about litters of acid.” Sally has been a valuable member of the glee club for four years, and her work in the Red Cross has been renowned. Sally’s more serious and reserved inclinations have been a valuable asset in her work as a member of Northrop’s debating club. Moreover, her tolerance and sympathy have made her one of the most beloved members of our class. Junior Glee Club—’42 Junior Drama Club—’42 Senior Glee Club—’43, ’44, ’45 Madrigal—’43, ’44 Senior Ensemble—’45 Senior Drama Club—’43 Debate Club—’45 Public Relations—’43, ’45 29