Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Carolyn Cole The domestic hearth. There only is real happiness—Lombroso Do you really think I should?” Carolyn’s voice chimes out as a diabolical escapade is planned by her colleagues. These, with her perpetual giggle, her hospitality, and her naturally curly hcinic have made her famous. As editor of this year’s Taller, she has shown an astounding determination to get the yearbook out on time; her constant pleadings for write-ups, pictures and other vital items arc always heard droning on above the Senior Room babble. Besides this, Carolyn is a violent lover of sports, particularly those nautical, and seasoned Minnetonka dwellers, on looking out to see a sinking hull in the middle of the lake, realize that Coley is at it again. Her But I don’t catch,” and her misapprehensions about pronunciations have provided the seniors with much amusement and amazement. '48 Vice-President, Publications ’48 Dance Club '47 Assistant business manager, Publications Committee ’47 World Affairs Club 46 School Procedure Committee ’45 Junior Dramatic Club '4 5 Publications Committee '45 Varsity Baseball 18

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Charlotte Cleveland Why, matt, she doth bestride the narrow world like a Colossus.”—Shakespeare Far down the hall from the vicinity of the music room come the gentle strains of that unforgettable piece, Mealtime at the Zoo,” and none could help recognizing Cici’s subtle touch. Our League President is a girl of energy and enthusiasm, and her friendly attitude has won her the admiration of many an underclassman. C’s earnest frown and her pathetic appeal to hardened classmates of What’ll I do?” have become a tradition among Seniors. However, Cici’s real talent lies in indoor sports, although she is also fond of skiing and riding. We all wonder where she gets her boundless vitality as she conics leaping into the Senior Room every morning after the long ride from the lake. We hope Cici makes as many friends at the next ten colleges that she goes to as she has at Northrop! ’48 League President ’48 Dance Club ’47, ’48 School Procedure Committee ’46, ’47, ’48 Varsity Hockey ’46, ’47 Senior Dramatic Club ’47 Varsity Volleyball ‘46, ’47 Varsity Basketball ’47 World Affairs Club ’46 Secretary-Treasurer of Class ‘46 Varsity Baseball ’46 Athletic Committee 17

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Jerry Fosseen Creeping like a snail Unwillingly to school. —Shakespeare Slink” I'osscen, in her plaid glasses, slithers over the Senior Room transom at 12:30 to find herself just in time for lunch. Sorry, girls! The alarm clock failed again. I can’t understand it!” As she sits down in one of her typical poses, Jerry relates a dramatic narrative accompanied by elaborate gestures. Lou’s subtle jokes and experienced advice make her a very valuable member of our class. Her originality and executive ability made her a good chairman of the Entertainment Committee; she ambitiously holds down a job, while the rest of us regard her energy as mad folly. Seriously, Jerry is respected for her sincerity, her candor, and for her sense of humor which has proved a foremost asset to what might, without her, be a retarded class. ’48 Entertainment Committee Chairman ’48 Dance Club ’46, ’47, ’48 Senior Glee Club ’46, ’47 Senior Dramatic Club ’47 World Affairs Club ’46 Public Relations Committee ’45 Junior Dramatic Club ’45 Junior Glee Club 19