Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Ga ioiute oe vLe+t On with the dance! Let joy be uncon fined. —Lord Byron Wild escapades, a love for adventure, a trail of broken hearts, long distance telephone calls, sincere friendship, and an ability for imitations and bridge best sum up the nature of our Caroline. When she joined the Class of ’47 in the sixth grade—all freckles and pigtails—it was little anticipated that she would become the class beauty. Seriously, Caroline, we wish to thank you for all your literary accomplishments, musical talent, athletic contributions (?), class honk, and for the decorations in Senior Room and little dining room. She is friendly and jovial, and we arc sure of Caroline’s success at Pine Manor—and Williams (a post-grad course, that is). Junior Glee Club—’44 Senior Glee Club—’45, ’46, ’47 Entertainment Committee—’45, ’46 President of Senior Glee Club—’46 Senior Dramatic Club—’47 Puttie Relations Committee—’47

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fylosiesioe •'Tlx days that wake us happy wake us wise.”—Masefield If you hear a shout of laughter from the Senior Room, you can be sure that Doodle is telling the seniors about her latest week end experience. She is one of those people who could make the dullest story intersting and funny. As class secretary this year, the job of taking attendance fell to her, and each morning she could be seen calling roll and expertly playing a hand of bridge at the same time. Doodle has been very active in dramatics, filling the important roles of Mary Magdalene in Family Portrait and Juliet in Roweo and Juliet last year. This year she played Mrs. Skinner in Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. She has also contributed to the Glee Club with her voice as well as with her piano solos for the annual Glee Club concert. We will always remember Doodle for her infectious laughter, her perfect figure, and her successful blind dates. She certainly is an addition to any class. Junior Glee Club—’44 Junior Dramatic Club—’44 School Procedure Committee—’44, ’47 Senior Glee Club—’4 5 League Representative—’46 Dramatic Club—’46, ’47 World Affairs Club—’47 Class Secretary—'47 Senior Room Committee—’47

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1bi ne fyait The highest of distinctions is service to others.”—Kin George VI If more than the usual commotion is heard issuing from the Senior Room, it is probably Di playing Hot and Cold” with a group of hysterical cronies. Her bizarre wit is a constant prop to the sometimes sagging spirits of the seniors, and her perpetual frantic search for a Spanish book keeps us wondering if she ever bought one at the beginning of the year. Her costume at school belies her good taste in clothes, as Di is notorious for frequent appearance at Northrop in a flaming scarlet blazer and gaudily striped socks to complete her uniform. We envy Di most for her completely managable hair. Its neat appearance through a weary day makes us regard our own dishevelled coiffures with grimness. As class president, Di has made a record of conscientiousness and sincerity that predicts well for her future in college. Junior Glee Club—’44 Senior Glee Club-—'4f, ’46 Varsity Basketball—’44 Public Relations Committee ’45 President of Class—’47