Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Nancy Haley For loir is the sweetest thing on earth. —Roche Although Haley did not enter the class of ’49 until last year, she became an established member of the class in a very short time. How Nancy manages to go out every weekend and still stay on the first Senior List is a wonder to her denser classmates. Nan is Shocy’s pride and joy and it has become the foregone conclusion of all, that Nan will be on the Varsity Teams. Haley is excellent at all sports, but she excels in basketball. An active participant in all the Senior gab fests. Nan is always willing to answer questions for her less intelligent classmates. Nancy is always the first one at the lunch table and the last one to leave, at recess you can always sec her munching on cookies or the like. How she eats like a horse and still stays a steady 107 is also a wonder to us. Nancy caught the bride’s bouquet at her sister’s wedding and it wouldn’t surprise us at all to see some prophecy materialize. May you both live happily ever after. ’48 Glee Club ’48 Athletic Committee ’48, ’49 Varsity Basketball ’49 Publications 21

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Charlotte Guidinger Better jar you should forget and smile than you should remember and be sad. —Rossetti Charlotte’s daily pre-dawn sprints down the back hill always prepare her for the rigors of a day at Northrop. Her unpredictability inevitably keeps us on our toes, not knowing what to expect. Entertaining us with her hilarious stories of her love life is a favorite pastime and we seniors feel we have become personally acquainted with all her military friends. One of Charlotte’s many admirable but hidden traits is her absolute yet tactful frankness which has so helped many of us, both academically and socially. Her sincerity and generosity are other estimable qualities. The Entertainment Committee would never have succeeded in presenting the League Dance this year, if it had not been for Charlie’s” never-ending loyalty to work in obtaining the band and decorations. It is certain that wherever Charlotte goes the dances will be highly improved after she begins to take over. ’48, '49 Entertainment Committee ’49 World Affairs Club 21

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Patricia Hudson A fair exterior is a silent reconi men Jat ion. ”—Syrus One of the most familiar sounds in the Senior Room is 3 tiny, tearful voice exclaiming, What’ll I do now?” What will we do without our daytime serials that are donated by Pat’s troubles, and such lessons as we have learned from them? Pat has proven to be one of the lucky few who can eat anything within reach and still retain a complexion and figure that will continually be the envy of everyone around her. Many times she has brightened an otherwise dreary day with her mixed up talcs of woe and her Mary Livingstone laugh. She has always kept everyone guessing as to how she manages to work up a blush of brightest fuchsia shade at the most opportune times. Because she has a great interest in sports of many kinds, Pat has proven herself to be a great asset to her teams, and one of the class’s best forwards. Despite the hectic lives of the twenty six ’'savages’’ surrounding her daily and trying to make a place for themselves in the world, Pat has been able to hold a sparkling and radiant personality that will be remembered long after the forty-niners have left these hallowed halls. ’46 Junior Glee Club ’48, ’49 Senior Glee Club ’48, ’49 Publications ’48 Varsity Hockey 23