Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Suzanne J4iatt “The delectable form which intelligence takes in its moment of surplus ponver —the form of zeit”—Stuart Sherman As we see Suzy’s little Morris car chugging painfully up the back hill fn the afternoon, vc wonder if she will ever make it home. But Suzy usually accomplishes what she sets out to do and much more. This TATLKR is the result of her gigantic and exhausting efforts as its editor. She has participated with great success in various theatrical productions during her many years at Northrop. The all-school winner of the l ime Current Events test since ninth grade. Sue amazes us with her general knowledge. 1 ler original and liberal thoughts, attitudes and means of expression have made her one of the more profound conversationalists and writers of our class. For this and for her quiet but provocative, incisive wit, we find Suzy a wonderful and stimulating companion. Our most avid supporter of women’s rights. Sue has our nomination for the first female president of the United States. ☆ Publications Vice President 12; TATLKR 9, 10, 11, 12; Class President 11; Class Council Representative 10; Trustees’ Award Committee 10, 11; School Procedure 11; NORTHROP NOTES 11; Lake Forest Conference 11; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Choir 9; Class Hockey 9. 23

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3loxen.ce Qxae[ “The day shall not be up, so soon as I to try the fair adventure of tomorrow.” —Shakespeare When a timid group of nine-year-olds assembled in the fourth grade room on a fall morning in 1945, Snoozlc Gracf was among them. Ever since, Snoozlc has been one of the most active and mischievous members of our class. One of the few seniors with athletic ability, Snoozle not only encourages us to keep trying but also sets us an example through her good sportsmanship and self-control. Snoozle’s amazingly constant good humor and ability to laugh at herself and make others laugh has often been responsible for keeping the Senior Room from becoming a verbal battlefield. Ever since dancing school days Snoozle has managed to keep her weekends filled and her social life lively. With her good nature and friendly disposition we arc sure Snoozlc will always be welcome anywhere. As far as we know there is only one way to make her mad—just call her Florence. TATLER 12: Athletics 9. 10. 11; Choir 11, 12; Class Hockey 9, 10. 11, 12; Varsity Hockey 11; Class Volleyball 9. 10. 11; Class Basketball 11. 12. 2Z

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Caxla yiiaxie Kopietz “Prove oil thing; hold fast that which is good! — Thessalonians 5:21 “But, Mrs. Harrison, arc you sure this is the right way to do it?” Our more mathematically inclined member of the senior class is famous for her never-ending questions. Carla entered Northrop in her sophomore year and ever since has been arriving with the dawn. In addition to her honor roll work, Carla is Vice President in charge of Entertainment. She is famous for her apropos remarks and her weak heart” bids in bridge games. She is one of the very few members of the class that doesn't have to worry about over-gorging herself on Northrop lunches. Her slim figure is the envy of her classmates. If there is skullduggery afoot you can be sure that Carla is in the very midst of it all. Carla’s wonderful sense of humor, lively imagination, intelligence, and friendliness assure her immediate success at the college of her choice and throughout her whole life. Entertainment Vice President 12: Entertainment 10, 11, 12: Library Committee 12; Choir 11, 12; Drama Club 12. 24