Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Wevutt ‘TftctZuem Hurry upl” It’s Merritt desperately trying to pull a few seniors into chapel on time for a change. As if this job were not enough, she has the equally thankless one of the second-hand book store. Thanks to Merritt, the Senior Room is always well stocked with the latest records. Her cute figure and vivid personality have made her one of the luckier seniors with week-end tales. It puzzles the rest of us how Merritt can keep up her honor roll marks and her fashion designs during classes. For four years the art room has been one of her favorite haunts, and art will probably be her major interest in college. The halls of Northrop will miss the sparkling laughter of the last of the McQueen clan. The devil hath power to assume a pleasing shape. Drama Club—’44, 46 Glee Club—’44 Class Secretary-Treasurer—’45 Second-Hand Book Store—’45, 46 School Procedure Committee—’46 24

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 Hi kids! Guess who called me las. night?” That’s our Sal as she comes breezing in every morning, bundled contentedly in her fur co.it. If there aren t cnoug trans ations written in our Latin books, McClain can fix us up with a more revealing one from her pet peeve, the second-hand bookstore. Sal is always the first to complete assigned source papers and themes. She is a marvelous raconteur” and keeps many of us spellbound and envious as she describes her week-ends. The amount of food Sally consumes in proportion to her size is amazing to her fellow-seniors; we all agree that McClain is not hampered by her size, and though she be little, she be fierce.” Senior Glee Club—’44 Public Relations Committee—’45 Second-hand Book Store—’46 23

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fJoavme 7'lecuwttut Anyone noticing .1 blond curly head being poked into a classroom and quickly withdrawn, knows it is only Jo looking for her first hour class. Having weathered the morning bus ride, she flops on a couch, and when her classes have passed may be found burrowing through her pile of books. Her Heaf-cns no!” is a certain indication that she has decided not to spend her day of vacation with her petite” sister. A highly satiric wit and humor are known to be unsurpassable as gloom chasers and many a day Jo’s has enlivened a despondent senior facing the dismal prospect of a quiz. Another thing that never ceases to amaze us all is Jo’s never failing interest for the drafted tourists” of France. Here’s good luck to a cute gal—Jo! 25