Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Judith Ann Knudson In her longue is the law of kindness Since fifth grade when she entered Northrop, Judy has graced her class with a quiet composure and a conscientious sense of duty and honor. Judy and a strawberry blond pageboy hairdo are synonymous; her hair literally crowns her head. Well versed in decorum, our li’l Emily Post is hardly ever seen without her black leather purse. That she is class president is evidence of the respect and admiration Judy holds among her classmates. Scholastically, Judy ranks very high; her work is marked by a meticulous and thorough hand. That purrrfcct penmanship! Athletically, Judy is a mainstay Clou Pretident, 12 Clou Secretory, 10 Choru Secretory, 11 School Procodor Committee. 11, 12 Public Relotion» Committee, 10 Choir. 10, 11. 12 World Affoin Club, 12 library Committee, 10, 11 Bookitore Committee. 10 Clou ond Vonity Field Hockey, 10. 11, 12 Clou Volleyboll, 10. 11. 12 Vonity Volleyboll. 10. 12 Clow Botketboll, 10. 11. 12 Vanity Botketball, 10, 12 ,y on class teams, and outside of school, skiing down a slope behind her family is one of Judy’s many pastimes. Here is good luck for the future, Judy, from your friends and “charges pictured in this senior section with you. We will long remember your kind guidance and winsome personality. 29

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Kathleen Olivia Johnson A friend whose opinion we can value at once for its justness and sincerity Five minutes after the tardy bell had rung on the first day of our sophomore year, Kay strolled in — a tall, blue-eyed, Northrop-blazcrcd girl. From her first day to her last at N.C.S., Johns has been one of the main forces of our class. As Northrop's representative on the Dayton Teen Board, editor of the Tat Ur senior section, cheerleader, and chorus president, Kay has indeed made a fine name for herself. Because of a certain redhead, she’s never lacking for weekend diversion, and her witty tales of adventure have been the delight of many a classmate. A true jazz enthusiast, Kay’s presentation of Lullaby of Birdland” will go down in posterity, as will her efforts to gain that streamlined, scarecrow-like figure. But above all, her spontaneous personality and willingness to give of herself will remain most vivid in the memories of all who know Kay. Editor of fot er Senior Section, 12 Chorus President, 12 league Representative, 11 Chorus librarian, 10 Publications Committee, 10, 11, 12 Choir, 11, 12 library Committee, 11 bookstore Committee, 11 4 28

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Cheryl Margalo Lampe Be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wroth“ The amazing thing about Cheryl is that she finds time for everything she wants to do. Whether it be achieving the honor roll, cheerleading at Blake games, or taking part in any sport, Cheryl finds a genuine pleasure in doing it, and she docs it well. Her exceptional ath- letic ability has culminated in her election as all school White team captain. Out of school, she can be seen schussing down snowy slopes at Telemark or Aspen, or soaking up the sun at Camp Hillaway. Whether it be exam time or the period after gym, her neatness is the envy of her more frazzled classmates. A Northrop-ite from way back, Cheryl has grown from the little fourth-grader in pigtails to the tall senior with the streamlined legs, and has become an essential part of the class. Her mild, constantly cheerful disposition has kept us going through many a crisis. All School White Teom Captain, 12 Publication Committee, 12 Athletic Committee. 10, 11, 12 Choir, 10, 11, 12 World Affair Club, 12 Clot and Vor ity Field Hockey, 10. 11, 12 Clot and Vanity Volleyball. 10. 11, 12 Clot and Vanity Batketboll, 10, 11, 12 %