Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Charlott Coleman Carlson '7 can resist everything hut temptation Whenever there is a floral box in the Senior room we all know Charlott is sporting another of her numerous orchids from one of her admirers. Charlott has been one of the luckier seniors who has not been affected by the general exodous of men to points East. One of the more active participants in all class meetings, Charlott is never caught without an appropriate comeback. What time Charlott has between escapades to Chicago or Northficld is spent knitting argylcs with atrocious color combinations. In addition to being class athlete” Charlott has been a valuable member of the Entertainment Committee for the last two years and was a great help to the art department during the Christmas Bazaar. There arc three words that sum up Charlott: personality, experience and her love for the world of sports. 47, ’49 Entertainment Committee '47 Book Room Committee '48 Library Committee '46 Public Relations '47 Chairman of Book Room 13

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Elizabeth Cleveland Life is ubat you wake it; I prefer to wake it interesting Lib claims she lives at Tankview Hill, but we, her friends, know she lives at Long Ridge. Lib, a popular member of all crowds, excels when it comes to Blake, Wayzata, Taft, Berkshire, West, and the U. Not many of us beat this record or even approach it, however, we can almost assure you that old faithful will come through by cracky (a familiar expression of our Wayzata rowdy). Experience has taught us that it is wise to pick up your feet and hang up your coat upon entering the Clevelands’ homestead. Yes, Lib is fond of dogs. Lib’s enthusiasm and unceasing energy have won her the privilege of being all school Blue Team captain. Not only does the athletic department appreciate her work, but also the Tatler board, of which she has been a member for several years. We find three characteristics that can be said to summarize Lib—good looks, personality, and an unforgettable sense of humor. To Briarcliff we give one of our favorites. ’49 All School Blue Captain '47, ’49 World Affairs Club ’49 Glee Club 47, ’48, ’49 Tatler ’49 Head Senior Division Tatler ’46, ’47, ’48, ’49 Varsity Hockey ’47, ’48, '49 Varsity Basketball ’47 All School Hockey ’49 World Affairs Board '49 Athletic Committee 12

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Barbara Damon And unextinguished laughter shakes tlx’ ikies. If there is one girl in the senior class of 1949 whom the seniors will never forget, it’s Barbara Damon. Her fits of uncontrollable laughter brighten the Senior Room immeasurably while her tales of woe experienced on the school bus arc forever brightening our day. Barbara is the only girl in the senior class who forgets everything before an exam, she claims, and still can get an A” on it. She is very much interested in and enthusiastic about sports, and she’s at her best when the World Series is being played off. At that time she’s in a trance until something serious happens—a French class maybe. Barbara has helped a great deal with the business work of the Taller. She is also a member of the Senior Glee Club, and is always willing to promote an idea, an operatta, or something great. Barb will always come out on top no matter what happens so, Here’s to you Barb.” '46 Jr. Glee Club '48, ’49 Sr. Glee Club ’47 Entertainment Committee ’48, 49 Publications Committee 14