Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Diane Dreves Needs not the foreign aid of ornament, But is when unadorned, adorn'd the most. —Thomson Although Diane joined us only last year, she has rapidly become a loyal and friendly member of the class. Many arc the times her keen ability in the mathematical sciences has come to the aid of one of her distressed classmates. Riding and tennis arc two of her favorite pastimes, but sailing is her foremost love. None of us will be surprised to sec her, sometime in the future, skipping one of Uncle Sam’s biggest cruisers, having been the first woman commissioned an admiral in the U. S. fleet. Diane’s collected coolness is completely obliterated when she joins a senior room discussion, whether it be on the subject of politics or of men. She is well-known for her staunch opinions on both subjects. The whole Senior Room is thankful for her vivid, mirthful personality which is apparent only after her shy reserve has been abolished. Diane’s amiability and calmness, coupled with her above-average intelligence, will aid her in attaining any goal she may set for herself in the following years. ’48. 49 Glee Club ’49 World Affairs Club ’49 School Procedure Committee 16

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Patricia Donovan Laugh ami tbr worlJ laughs with you.”—Wilcox Patty is a changed woman this year. She seems to have an irresistible fascination for the opposite sex. Besides men, though, she has many other interests and ambitions. Patty has decided that a medical career is what she wants. Our bean pole” is a sports enthusiast too, and if it weren’t for her height, we wouldn't have as good a basketball reputation as we have. She’s one of the few bathtub babies—that is, she’s won several medals for her excellence in swimming. She is also one of the more advanced skiers in the class, for just recently she accomplished Kenwood Hill. This fall Patty started to knit and she amazed us with her many pairs of argylcs and an intricately designed ski sweater. Next year Northrop will miss Patty’s horse-like” laugh and her witty remarks. We all know that she will have a wonderful time at college, because she is so friendly and always manages to see the lighter side of things. P. S. Be careful Patty! Too many peaches, prunes, and alfalfa aren’t good for the complexion. ’46 Public Relations ’49 Chairman of Library Committee ’48, ’49 World Affairs Club ’49 Glee Club ’48, ’49 Athletic Committee '48, ’49 Varsity Basketball ’46 Varsity Softball 15

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Molly Duff In thy face I see the map of Ixmor, truth, and loyalty Here we have one who has brains, enthusiasm, loyalty, honor, and a sense of humor besides. Since Molly joined the class of ’49 in the seventh grade we’ve known that she would receive the honor which the school gave her last spring—that of being President of the League. Although Molly takes first prize for marks in the senior class, she's not one sided. She has always been part of every sport, every Dramatic Club production, every discussion on the world problems of today, every practical joke—in fact, part of nearly every school activity you can think of. However, no matter how involved Molly may be in a political dispute, a committee meeting, a practice period on the violin or piano, or an even more important conference, she always has time to be friendly. If you know Molly it’s easy to understand why she’ll be successful in whatever she docs in later years. 46 Class President ’47 League Secretary '49 President of League '46 Jr. Dramatic Club '47, ’48, ’49 Sr. Dramatic Club ’47, ’48, ’49 World Affairs Club '46, ’47, ’48 Awards Committee '48 School Procedure Committee '47, '48, '49 Varsity Hockey ’47 All School Hockey 17