Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Carol Ann Brockman She would interrupt St. Peter's roll call to ask him a question Ann throws herself wholeheartedly into every moment of her day. As a result, she experiences more complete catastrophes and victories in a week than any other three people do. Ann's limitless energy and exuberance have contributed to the success of many a class project and have been a greatly appreciated part of the Tatler Art Committee this year. Because Brocko is interested in virtually everything, she always has a question to ask, an opinion to offer, or an argument to defend actively. Her generous contributions of joyous shrieks and tragic groans lend humor to every situation. In her uninhibited way, Brocko has been seen many a time Undying around the Senior room alone to get into practice for the weekend. Ann’s friendliness, sincerity, and ability to laugh at herself will always make her a favorite. When you know Ann Brockman, you have to say, “There’s a gal who’s really livin’!” Publication! Commit! . 10. 11. 12 World Affair! Club, 12 Library Committ , 11, 12

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Susan Sperry Borman It is when you give of yourself that you truly give Here is one of the most efficient, industrious girls in the graduating class. Twenty years from now when we leaf through our Toilers and sec Susie’s pixie face, we will recall the friend who expended so much vitality and sincere effort into whatever task she undertook. Through drive, careful planning, and above all, enthusiasm, Suz never fails to achieve the ultimate. One can always expect to enjoy Susie’s voice in the operetta or in any of the choir’s programs. But this li’l firefly’s deftness and chccriness spread further than just the stage; they arc in the brisk air of the athletic field, or Vic Preiident of Publieotlont Committee, 12 leogue Co-Tr«o»urer, II league Representative, 10 Trustees' Award Committee, 10, 11 Publication! Committee, 10, 11, 12 Choir, 10. 11. 12 World Affair! Club, 12 Bookstore Committee, 11 Clou Field Hockey, 11, 12 Vanity Field Hockey, 11 to around the Student Council table, and in this yearbook which Susie edited. Merc words cannot describe our pal Susie. So let’s borrow and revise Darwin’s expression; she is an electron positively charged with personality PLUS! 19

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Cynthia Felton Colwell A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find A fiery senior discussion is broken up by an inquisitive “Why?”, and again a group of stumped classmates attempt to explain the reason behind the cause to Cindy. She is the instigator of many antics conducive to senior room hilarity; but Cindy does not entirely devote her time to fluttering those heavy eyelashes or originating diabolical deeds, for she is a valued contributor to the success of many a project. Her competent work as photography editor of the Tatler has been especially appreciated, for Cindy and her committee, without professional help, have succeeded in taking all the candids Toller Photography Editor, 12 Choir Librarian, 10 Publication Committee, 10, 11, 12 Choir. 10, 11, 12 World Affair Club. 12 book tore Committee, 10, 11 Clou Field Hockey, 10 Clou Volleyball, 10 Clou Botketball, 10. 11, 12 Vartity botketball. 11, 12 which appear in the yearbook. Regularly a member of the basketball teams, Cindy ably led her class team to victory in her junior year. Many a troubled senior has found a sympathetic listener in Cindy, and most important, her vitality and spontaneous personality have made her a most sought after friend. 21