Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Sheila Elizabeth Connolly Pretty as a Power, neat as a pin A volley ball sails into the air, hits the ceiling, and bounces on the wrong side of the net. Sheila, our senior room wit and class beauty, has attempted another serve. Although athletics is not Sheila’s outstanding forte, she manages, through her lady-like manner and highly amusing comments, to shine on the athletic field as much as she docs in her many other activities. This year, Sheila has ably guided her Entertainment-Publicity Committee into a full-fledged membership on the League Council, proving herself a capable leader and a valuable council member as well. Sheila’s proficiency is further displayed in her consistent first honor roll grades, which are kept despite the rigors of a very extensive social schedule. Her elegance and poised sophistication arc sure someday to win Sheila the title of Miss Debutante of the Year, if she has not already become renowned as an eminent comedienne. Vic President of Ent rtainm n» Commit! , 12 Clots Secretory.Treasurer, 11 Nelli Atwot f Fri ndlin n Aword Committee. 11 Entertainment Committee, 10, 11, 12 Clou Field Hockey, 10 5 22

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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

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Susan Cochrane Ellertson The heart that is to be filled to the brim with joy must be held still ‘‘Anyone want a life saver?” asks a muffled voice through a piece of cherry candy. It could belong to no other than Sue Ellertson. This daily treat plus Sue’s constant lending of pencils and paper are marks of the generosity and gentle disposition of this senior. Sue’s mathematical prowess not only helped her obtain the position of class treasurer, but also enabled her to understand even the most complicated chemistry problems — quite a feat! Far from being a bookworm, however, Sue has managed to go bookless very often and still maintain a consistent honor roll average. How- CIom Treoiurer, 12 Publicotion Committee, 12 Entertainment Committee, 10, 11 World Affair Club. 12 Library Committee, 12 bookttore Committee, 10, 11 Clou Volleyball, 12 ever. Sue always has time for photography, skiing, and knitting. Rarely seen without a boy’s ring around her neck, she can always look forward to a busy weekend. Sue’s most important quality is her readiness to donate advice or friendship,'causing her to be one of the most admired and appreciated girls of the class. 23