Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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'Wtasity Sfazwn 'Dewty Punky s cheery smile is a constant source of comfort to the seniors. Having had a taste of Northrop life back in the grades, she evidently felt its magnetic pull, for the prodigal daughter returned to our midst in her freshman year. One of the most ardent of bridge enthusiasts, she is usually eager to make a fourth. The bridge table, driving group (her car is very accommodating) and corridor gab sessions are enriched by much of the latest gossip when our Time 'l est star is around. We are sure that Mary Eleanor, with her social polish and pleasant disposition, is bound to be happy in college. And yet she see wed busier than she was.’ Senior Glee Club—’44 Public Relations Commute?—43, ’44 School Procedure Committee—’46 15

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Ever heard of the Green Giant? Then you’re a friend of Ann. Cossie, with her hearty laughter and wonderful sense of humor, is a source of great amusement to everyone. Her distinctive, intellectual style of glasses and her hospitality arc famous, but these details do not show us the true, profound Cosgrove. One of the more inspired authoresses and appreciators of the arts, she succeeds in having her name read on the honor roll biannually . . . all the while seeming to be living only for a good time. The Public Relations Committee has prospered under her administration and forceful advertisement. We think the college that gets Cossie, with her intriguing tales of Le Sueur, is very lucky. Nor age nor custom can stale her infinite variety.” Junior Drama Club—’43 Senior Drama Club—’44, ’45, ’46 Class President—’44 School Procedure Committee—’45 Vice-president in Charge of Public Relations—’-46 14

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f » Su$a ute ‘Dutoit Should some senior fall out of the window, Sukey would remain calm. This imper-turability is just the reporter's instinct—she would think, Ah-h, a story for the T a tier, and run for her notebook. Her calmness stands her in good stead in her job of publications director with its nerve-racking system of dragging staff members to committee meetings and making printers' deadlines. Sukey, as the Mother Superior in Murder in a Nunnery last year made dramatic headlines. Her good marks in history tests when she docs her studying all at the last minute arc as mysterious as her shorthand. It was a lucky day for us when Sukey betook herself from Chaska and entered her red hair and enthusiasm at Northrop. There are smiles that make you happy . . ” Senior Drama Club—’45. ’46 Awards Committee—'45 Tatlcr Board—'45 Council Representative—’45 Vice-president in Charge of Publications—'46 Basketball Varsity—'45, '46 Baseball Varsity—'45 Hockey Varsity—'46 Captain of White Team—'46 16