Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Mi Uci n Jian iHan And h next in sunbed laughter shakes the sky. —Pope A merry Howdy” is the trademark of our personality kid as she gaily enters the Senior Room. Mim’s vivacious laugh rings continually throughout the rooom, keeping it lively and gay on blue Mondays. She entered Northrop in eighth grade and was promptly elected secretary-treasurer of our class. She keeps up the tradition by leaving Northrop as treasurer of the Public-Relations Committee. After taking numerous bridge lessons this w-inter, Mim is ready, willing, and eager to assist you with any bridge problem. A familiar remark but Mrs. Pingry said” is constantly heard around the bridge table. Mim’s cheerfulness and willingness have won her many friends, and the west is mighty lucky to have captured our Mimi. Her wit and hilarious tales will be a welcome addition to Scripps next year. Junior Dramatic Club—’44 Senior Dramatic Club—’47 Senior Glee Club—’45 Trustees Award Committee—’44, ’45, ’46 Publications Committee—’45 School Procedure Committee—’46 Varsity Hockey—’46 Public Relations Committee—’47 World Affairs Committee—’47 Library Committee—’47

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Always the first to enter the Senior Room in the morning, Ruth invariably greets each new arrival from over the pages of her history book. Less dcligcnt seniors view with amazement the record that she has consequently maintained, for Ruth’s winning scores in the Time Tests show the results of her enthusiasm. Another subject of amazement is her nigh-pcrfect attendance, for despite flu, mumps, and other epidemics which sweep the school. Miss Spurr can always count on the presence of Ruth to keep Northrop going. We are wondering how the Glee Club will survive without her, for she has been a faithful member six long years. With her musical ability and many other talents, Macalcster College is certainly lucky to have our Ruth. Junior Glee Club—'44 Senior Glee Club—’45, '46 Librarian of Glee Club—’47 World Affairs Club—’47 Public Relations Committee—’47 Library Committee—’47 Varsity Hockey—’47

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 Jiutoltinian Am! mistress of Ix'rsclf though China Vail. —Pope It must be the atmosphere of Northrop that causes Mcrilyn to arrive at the Senior Room door with hair in pins and books dropping from her loaded arms, for ordinarily she is the most perfectly groomed of us all. We can easily imagine her walking on foot through the Belgian Congo in a tailored suit and matching pumps, unimpaired by dust, heat and confusion. One of the less boisterous members of our class, Hutch can be seen relaxing in a chair on the outskirts of the usual senior hub-bub, occasionally raising her head from a book to add an appropriately witty remark to the passing show. Since her arrival in the sophomore year, she has contributed her abilities to the Dramatic Club, backstage and before the foots. We will always remember Hutch for her loyal friendship. Senior Dramatic Club—’4$, ’46, ’47. Publications, ’46, 47 Business Manager of Tatlcr—’47