Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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w Hm steed ond fair she seems to fa ■ nwn entering ihr Si-mr Kuan o one W wfa , „• 33 vapimli. Tim mmkt Ik- dimiy. Her ap nsninct. unhkr Hat III her associates. does not gradually htwinc alter Simula) .it nnums tin- same, (fnly (jinny could emerge from a senior room l.rawl looking calm and com Miscd. li e Zee sure that lie is the one and only senior oho would walk from a burning building, (jinny's talents are not limited, however. Aside from being able to knit a CL ft AX white sweater, she ama ed ns with her ability to draw, 'ibis talent was put to good use when Cinny was a member of the Dayton Teen Itoard. At that lime she not only helped illustrate the stores jmjht, but also sold and modeled. Although she never mentions it, we are Quite certain that (tinny gets a great deal of satisfaction in writing to a certain correspondent in the 'Hast. . I ■ a result. Cinnv is about the ontv senior who refuses to put her John Henry to the weekly Dartmouth let-t( rs. Good luck, (tinny, tlio you won t turd it. Senior lit lJul:liaitio I'-ntvrtiim Drama Clt World ff Modern I): (-lass Hock 27

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Caroline Kittiedye tlo by ‘V horse! .7 horse! My kiiit doni for o horse. - Shakespeare Kit, “tracer of missing |x rsons.” Crosby is tearing her hair again. It seems that there are twice as many people on the tardy hall list as there arc in the school—could it Ik- that there is some mistake? Hut Kit d K-sn t let a little thing like that lather lu-r. She dutifully chauffeurs them home in her little hug the Nash Rambler'' static n wagon. In addition to lu-r official duty a head of School Procedure, she has lieen very active in the I-ake Forest Con-f .fence Kit also is the sch x»l representative to Dayton's teen board. She con-1 s that she seems to model ski outfits more than anything else, hut that’s 'r 1 cause she is the tyjx . A ski enthusiast from several years back. you only al Dresser »r Telemark on those infrequent weekends when noth- cait v,Mr jng on. Yes. what with lu-r love of horses and shrunken moose iiig ,s (j0 a(|n,it that Kit is one of the verv lu-st influences our class has antler had- N ice President of School Procedure 12 School Procedure 10. II. 12 Athletic Committee 9 Drama Club 11 Class Secretary 11 Trustees Award Committee 10. 11 Nellie Atwater Award Committee 11 World Affairs 11 Modern Dance 11 Class Htxkey 9. 10. II. 12 Yarsitv Hockey 10. 11. 12 Class Basket I »all 9. 10 Varsity Baskebtall 11 26

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jHa y Cllen Julletton Music is urll said to be I he speech of angels,''—Carlyle La dee da dee turn dee dum. From the direction of the- music room we lu-ar a faint voice desperately trying to harmonize with voices of less talented classmates. Who else could this he hut Fuller? Mary's great interest and amazing ability in music have greatly influenced her activities at Northrop. She has been a member of the Senior Choir since her sophomore year, and this year she was unanimously elected President of the choir. Last year she helped organize and was a member of the double quartet. The class is lucky to have had this beauty since seventh grade, for who else would have been their model? Her looks and sparking personality also brought her the honor of l»eing a Blake Homecoming attendant and cheerleader for two years. With all these activities Fuller, to the envy of her classmates, has been able to maintain a good scholastic average throughout high school. Good luck, Fuller. President of Choir 12 Choir 9, 10. 11. 12 Athletics 11. 12 Entertainment 9 Modern Dance 11 Class Hockey 10 Class Basketliall Captain 9 Varsity Basketball 9 Publications 10 28