Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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If you sec a hand involuntarily dart forth from behind you and draw a card from your bridge hand, it’s usually Lokcy for whom the sight of a bridge hand holds a fatal fascination. Lokey is also irresistibly attracted by clothes. Gorgeous,” her pet comment, is the only word that can describe her stunning Harold suits and her perfect taste. Her enthusiastic participation in sports is proof of her love of outdoor activities. But she has not limited all her energies to athletics. She has been an active member of the Senior Dramatic Club and of the Glee Club. For the Public Relations Committee she sold food at recess. Every food sale day we enviously watched her leave class five minutes early to conduct the sales. Lokey possesses a boundless generosity and a sincere friendliness. We wish her good luck at Drake University. Junior Dramatic Club—’44 Publications Comimttcc—’44 Senior Dramatic Club—’45, ’46 Varsity Baseball—’45 Athletics Committee—’46 Varsity Hockey—’46 Senior Glee Club—'47 World Affairs—’47 Public Relations Committee—’47 Varsity Volleyball—’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

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Gyathia KtiolUaucli And loir is the sweetest thing on earth. —Roche Every year since Kindergarten days, Cynthia has trotted down the back hill to Northrop, but this year she has slightly changed her course in order to mail her daily letter to points east. Her outstanding athletic ability was rewarded this year when she was elected all school captain of the Blue Team. It amazes all the seniors to sec Cynthia so rowdy and boisterous in the Senior Room and yet so quiet and reserved in the class room. We know that our amiable Cynthia is close at hand whenever we hear her familiar quips: 'Oh Birdseed!” and Can I have a ride with anyone who is going home during the day?” Cynthia has reversed the old adage about All work and no play—etc, etc. Result: Nothing dull about Cynthia. Varsity Hockey—’44, ’45, ’46, ’47 Varsity Basketball—’44, ’45, ’46, ’47 Varsity Baseball—’44, ’45, ’46, ’47 Varsity Volleyball—’47 Athletics Committee—’44 School Procedure Committee—’46 Publications Committee—’47 World Affairs Club—’47 Captain School Blue Team—’47