Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Qxetcken lleidnex d$oo “Itiil one always returns to one’s first loves.”—Etienne Tlu early arrivals hear a scuffling noise coining toward the Senior Room and there enters a Dartmouth scarf. They know that unpredictable Gretch has arrived, eager to entertain us in our daily slump with one of her many moods. Her yearly efforts on the Taller, this year as co-lay-out and makeup editor, have helped much with this difficult task. We are all envious of Gretchen’s weaving and art talents, not to mention her public shaking. which was put to use every year in our Christmas program. We have found throughout our many years at N.C.S. that there is never a quiet moment in one of her classes. With her understanding of people and lively personality Gretch-en is bound to make a hit wherever she goes. Layout Editor of TATLER 12 Publications 10, 11, 12 Drama Club 10, 11, 12 Choir 9 World Affairs 10. 11 Modern Dance 11 Class Hockey 9, '10 Varsitv Hockey 9, 10 Class Basketball 9, 10 Class Softball 9 Varsity Softball 9 21

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(Ruth CliHold Sennett Life is what you moke it; I prefer to make it interesting.’' One could never accuse this senior of Inring lazy or inactive. As Vice President of the Choir, Kuthie was quite disappointed one afternoon when she was informed that she alone could not play, direct, and sing for the Choir during Miss Indiliar’s absence. One of Blake’s most vigorous cheerleaders, Kuthie was unfailingly present at every game. Outside of school she may l e found either out West during the summer or atop some mountain, skiing. (This sj ort. incidentally, takes precedence, in winter, above all others.) Kuthie has a serious side, as proved by her selection as a memlxT of the School Procedure Committee. Here's to a great girl, a person whom we know will always follow the “strait and narrow. Vice-president of Choir 12 School Procedure 10. 12 C hoir 9. 11. 12 Athletic Committee 9, 11 Drama Club 12 Class President 10 Cap lain of White Team 9 Class Hockey 9. 10. 11. 12 Varsity Hockev 9. 12 Class Basketball 9. 10. 11 Class Volleyball 12 Varsity Volleyball 12 Class Softball 9 20

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 Catherine eQouUe (Blown She wad e a thousand friends and kept I hew. —llennett Upon tin arrival of an unusual vi-hicK . the al ove senior impresses her nose from the senior room window and prepares to leave our hallowed halls. This neat brunette with the cheery smile has liecoine a permanent fixture in our class since her grand entrance eight years ago. The only seventeen-year-old to get lost at the Shrine Circus. Brownie has lx come less discombobulated hut has still retained all of her famous charm. Since early dancing school days Brownie has never been at a loss for dates: in fact she is one of the few seniors who can get her less gifted friends a date at a moment’s notice. Her Monday A.M. sagas of Saturday night' , jeep excursions are unique in Northrop annals. Life is not completely frivolous for Kiki though: last year she won the Latin award and her name has a reserved spot on the honor roll. Cathv may go through life with water on the shoulder hlade, as a result of all the tears that have been shed on this sympathetic and understanding waiV ing wall. S n:or Hditor of Taller 12 I’ubhcn'ions 10. 11. 12 Public Relations 9 Athletic Committee 11 ' h ir 9. 11. 12 Latin Award 11 Greek Club Class Hockey 10. 11 Class Basketball 9 Class Volleyball 11 22