Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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“A fair exterior is a silent recommendation —Syrus Submerged in the sags of the chaise longue, saddle-shoe Sarah shows sympathy for sad seniors. But when “it’s time, she dutifully leaves for Fine Arts class, to which she contributes much as a result of her trip to Europe last summer. An excellent story teller, she has often entertained us during would-be doleful study halls. In spite of such violent gestures as her familiar slap on the knee, Sarah's femininity is known to us and to the opposite sex, as the green and white scarf Senior Choir 10. 11, 12 Senior Public Relations Committee 11, 12 Treasurer of Public Relations 11 Class Secretary 10 Senior Entertainment Committee 10 Bookstore Committee 11 Class and Varsity Field Hockey 11, 12 Class and Varsity Basketball 10. 11 Class Volleyball 10 and beanie indicate. The choir, sundry athletic teams, and the Public Relations Committee have long appreciated her varied talents and interests. Be it taking Latin in the first-second-fourth year sequence, or learning to ski in one weekend at Telemark, Sarah always succeeds at the impossible. Although the school hates to say goodbye to Sarah, we know that she is as excellent material for college as she has been for Northrop. 16

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 .rence (L)urn5uLe Life is what you wake it—I prefer to wake it interesting.” It’s up to 19 again, answers Gayla when asked her waist measurement. This comment usually produces numerous groans from the more stout seniors. Gayla, who hails from Topeka, Kansas, gifted us with her presence when we were sophomores. We arc completely convinced that she has a part ownership in all transportation facilities, for she always seems to be taking off for Topeka for the weekend, Europe for the summer, or California for her Aunt’s birthday. Her nimble feet have taught many a “lead-foot the new lindy or the latest jazz steps. Gayla once learned high-jumping and cattle rustling, and she was an excellent pupil indeed. She is also known for her portable scissors which arc always shar|icncd and arc found at the end of her tapering fingers. “Burn was awarded the prize for having the most highly decorated locker in the senior room and the largest sweatshirt collection. Here's to Arthur Murray II! Senior Choir 10. 11, 12 Senior Publications Committee 10. 12 Senior Entertainment Committee 11 Class and Varsiety Field Hockey 11 Class and Varsity Volleyball 11 Class and Varsity Basketball 10 15

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tiu Ck ridman “How sweet atuI fair she seems to be.” —Walker Besides having an extreme fondness for cats, Mary’s interests extend to her school studies anti classmates. Her friendliness, intelligence and willingness to lend a hand have made Mary an extremely well liked person. Very few realize Mary's ability to dance, but she has been interested in ballet for several years. She displays her poise, however, by moving about the senior room, on the basketball court, or elsewhere in the building with a grace few of our gauche class possess. Visitors from Brcck seem to have been usurping much of her time lately, and we’re sure it’s not l een wasted. This soft-spoken, friendly miss captivated us all when she entered Northrop last year, as her prompt election to the esteemed office of Junior Class secretary-treasurer indicated. Just as she so efficiently handled the bank-roll for the J.S., so will Mary continue in her own wonderful way to cope with any task put before her. Senior Choir 11,12 Class Secretary-Treasurer 11 Senior Publications Committee 11, 12 Nellie Atwater Friendliness Award Committee 11 “Northrop Notes” 12 Class and Varsity Field 1 lockey 12 Class and Varsity Volleyball 11, Class 12 17