Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 Variety is the mother of enjoyment.”—Disraeli The only senior who can say Big tickle and laugh and really mean it is Mary, who has never had a worry about dates in her whole senior career. Always in complete control of herself, Mary’s calm before exams, and serene self-assurance during termpaper confusion arc the envy of us all. Mary is always on hand during fourth period, firmly situated at the bridge table, Atshnlfcr nearby, regaling partners and kibitzers with talcs of the last week end. Mary’s athletic skill (?) and reducing exercises have had several seniors on crutches. As a member of the School Procedure Committee, Mary undertook corresponding with other schools about the Honor System. Many seniors have found Maryan inexhaustible source of sympathy and advice on all matters. We hope that Mary’s career at college will be as successful as has been her career at Northrop. Council Representative—’45 School Procedure Committee—’47 Chairman of Library Committee—’47

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Sally Campbell ”I laugh, for hope hath happy place uitb me”—Channing The affectionate nick-name for our gal, Sal, is Nicky, or sometimes F. F. (short for Fox-Face). Sally’s great athletic career was culminated by spraining her ankle, but she still remains a faithful member of the Athletic Committee. Sally is one member of our class who never arrives at school with straight hair. We look jealously at her curly locks and wonder how she has the strength to put them up every night. Sally is quite a linguist; she is studying French and Spanish and is particularly well-versed in frog lan-gaugc. We have all had sore throats trying to speak it. Sally is one of the lucky ones who, at the time of this writing, is sure of her college plans. We feel certain that her future acquaintances at Monticello will appreciate her carefree antics and her humorous giggle as much as we have. Athletic Committee—’47 Library Committee—’47 Book Room Committee 47 Varsity Basketball— 47 Varsity Baseball— 46

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Glultan Hang sorrow—care'll kill a cat. —Jonson Mary adds needed color to our class with her good figure, long black hair, and Arizona tans. Although these Arizona trips have interfered with her activities in the Dramatic Club plays, Mary has earned the distinction of being the only business manager of the Dramatic Club who has balanced her books completely and then lost them. Chilton, who is one of our authorities on the intracacics of bridge, also adds spice to the game with tales of her Dear Pen Pal.” Well known to all of us in the Senior Room arc Mary’s daily tardiness and her ability to procrastinate. The high marks which she receives in spite of her late papers amaze us all—how docs she do it? We know that Mary will be both happy and well liked at college next year because of her ready smile, and witty remarks. Junior Dramatic Club—’44 Senior Dramatic Club—’45, ’46, ’47 Scc.-Treas. of Class—’44 Public Relations Comimttec—’47 Library Committee—’47