Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Su cuute When you hear a strident shriek or a loving ‘'Oh, Lamb!” echoing from the Senior Room, you know it comes from our neat, tailor-made” Susi. She is famed for her distinction in dress, which arouses much feminine envy. Susi has spent a great deal of time and effort at her job as Vice-president in Charge of School Procedure. All her classmates seem to steer clear of her on Friday for fear of being entrusted with the unenviable position of detention supervisor. The utterances of her parrot, Willie, are a frequent source of amusement, and serve to keep Susi always cheerful, an attitude which, combined with her sense of humor and friendly manner, has won for her many friends. 77 be merry, I'll be free; I'll be sad for nobody.” School Procedure Committee—’45 Vice-president in Charge of School Procedure—’46 Senior Room Committee—’46 Council Representative—’45 Varsity Hockey—’44 17

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f » Su$a ute ‘Dutoit Should some senior fall out of the window, Sukey would remain calm. This imper-turability is just the reporter's instinct—she would think, Ah-h, a story for the T a tier, and run for her notebook. Her calmness stands her in good stead in her job of publications director with its nerve-racking system of dragging staff members to committee meetings and making printers' deadlines. Sukey, as the Mother Superior in Murder in a Nunnery last year made dramatic headlines. Her good marks in history tests when she docs her studying all at the last minute arc as mysterious as her shorthand. It was a lucky day for us when Sukey betook herself from Chaska and entered her red hair and enthusiasm at Northrop. There are smiles that make you happy . . ” Senior Drama Club—’45. ’46 Awards Committee—'45 Tatlcr Board—'45 Council Representative—’45 Vice-president in Charge of Publications—'46 Basketball Varsity—'45, '46 Baseball Varsity—'45 Hockey Varsity—'46 Captain of White Team—'46 16

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) (fytttfaa tfafMe ‘'Hey, you hackers!”—we know that this quip could only come from Cynthia. Even though everyone complained of the deprivations of the war, Cynthia hasn’t been affected by the man-power shortage. As she herself would say, Don’t be bitter, girls!” She is one of the small minority who manages to look nice in uniform. When anyone wants to find her, she just follows the scent of White Shoulders,” Cynthia’s particular passion. Cynthia was the energetic Class President in ’45 who won us a reputation for doing things.” Her athletic triumphs through the years account for her election as Vice-president in Charge of Athletics for 1946. Cynthia’s novel expressions are as contagious as her personality, and we know that she will go far in her achievements. School Procedure Committee—’44 Class President—’45 Vice-president in Charge of Athletics and Entertainment—’46 Varsity Hockey—’44, ’45, ’46 Varsity Basketball—’43, ’44, ’45, ’46 Varsity Baseball—’45, ’46 18