Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Ttowuz TQitf Versatility sums up our Norma. An honor roll student since seventh grade. League Secretary in ’4 5, and dynamic business manager of the 1946 Taller, she has left a long record of “services to the school”—but don’t let such formidible thoughts frighten you! Full of fun, friendly, and hospitable, Norma is known for fascinating hair ribbon and lipstick combinations which are but one instance of her perfection in detail. Norma is one of those girls who excite envious looks by being unable to decide which of her numerous male friends she ought to invite to the dance. An inventory of the cloak room reveals that three-fourths of the mittens were knitted by Norma, a proof of her vivacious energy. Wha she does not know is not worth knowing” Junior Glee Club—’43 Senior Glee Club—’44 Entertainment Committee—’43, ’44 Class President—’43 Secretary, Junior Council—’43 Secretary, League—’45 Business Manager of Taller—’46 Varsity Hockey—’45, ’46 Varsity Basketball—’43, ’44, ’45, ’46 Varsity Baseball—’45 29

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7 ac and When Pack's memory fails her at crucial moments, various miscellaneous objects may be seen flying in her frenzied attempt to locate a lost article. We warn you not to let this spectacle, or the fact that to questions she answers, Oh, splotz, what’s that?” mislead you. Mary has approached her job as class president with a persevering attitude, and has endeavored with success to enlighten us and bring us together on momentous decisions. Iking an active member of the Senior Room Committee, she is very instrumental in deciding the fate of future bridge players. We could go on and on about her perfect figure and enviable number of dates, etc., but we won’t try to sell Pack to you—because she sells herself. My home is in beaten; Vm here on a visit Senior Glee Club—'44 Athletics Committee—’4 5 Senior Class President—’46 Varsity Hockey—'44, ’45, ’46 Varsity Basketball—’43, ’44, ’45, '46 Varsity Baseball—’45 28

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s4 mi Scfowtesi I rom the time Rudy arrives at school in the morning and wakes us up sufficiently to take attendance, until she becomes the class chauffeur after school, she is a constant source of fun. Everyone is so quiet! is her usual sarcastic complaint, and she usually helps to remedy the situation. Rudy’s and Debbie’s rendition of Moses is considered unsurpassed in the field of light comedy. We cannot call Rudy an habitual joker, however, because at the most unexpected times, usually after a hard test, she waxes serious and resolves to study. Schirm’s interest in the South Pacific is not entirely geographical, and her constant request for Confessin”’ might offer some explanation. We have only one regret about Ruth— that she didn’t become a member of the class until last year. The mind has a thousand eyes and the lyeart hut one Senior Drama Club—’45 Athletic Committee—’46 Varsity Hockey—’46 Class Secretary-treasurer—’46 30