Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Jleitman A little time for Uugbter. a little time to , rt .”—Marston Here’s the one girl in our class who has been lucky enough to have a successful and steady romance for her whole career at Northrop. Her notes on the bulletin lx ard have been the envy of all of us, and she is one of the few who has a reason for that Monday morning look. Liz has been a leader in upholding school spirit with her membership in both the Junior and Senior Glee Clubs and by her participation in athletics. She has always been a member of the class and varsity teams, and this year she was elected captain of the White Team. Klizabeth will always be remembered for her loud utterances of Ad!os,” and Gesundheit which have often broken through the uproar of the Senior Room or the deadly silence of classes. We all wish Liz the best of luck at Grinncll next year. Junior Glee Club—’44 Senior Glee Club—'45, ’46, ’47 Public Relations Committee— 44 Athletic Committee—’45, ’46 World Affairs Club—’47 Library Committee—’47 Varsity Basketball—’45, ’46, ’47 Varsity Baseball—’46 Varsity Hockey—’44, ’45, ’46, ’47 Captain of School White Team—’47

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Hetty Claire Jlee Let us work without disputing; it is the only way to render life tolerable. —Voltaire As far as wc know, B. C. is the only girl who can get an A on a theme written after a Sunday night date. On days when themes are due, she attributes that haggard look to an all night vigil by the ink bottle. When out of uniform, she lives in blue-jeans; it is a rare occasion when she deems it necessary to wear a dress. The fact that she has been on all the varsity and class teams proves her athletic interest and great enthusiasm for all sports. Her gym locker is notorious because of its resemblance to Fibber McGee’s closet. B. C.’s curly hair is the envy of everyone, for she need never worry about the curl coming out. Wc will remember Betty Claire for her sincerity and straightforwardness, her husky voice, and the ubiquitous Hey, you guys,” with which she meets every situation. Senior Glee Club—'46, ’47 Varsity Baseball— 46, ’47 Varsity Hockey—’47 Varsity Volleyball—’47 Varsity Baseball— 46 Athletic Committee—’47

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Jlea Mansi The world is a wheel, and it will come round right. —Hawthorne Although Lea is one of the most recent additions to our class, it seems as though she has been arouuu aTl our lives. The proof of her enthusiasm as a member of the Athletic Committee is shown by the fact that she finally made the volleyball team this year. Lea’s dates are like streetcars—if she misses one, another always comes along. Last year she was voted the most gullible,” but now she no longer holds that title. She is often heard telling tall tales to anyone who will believe them. Many people may have received the wrong impression of Lea when they saw her in the Christmas program; she looked very sweec as the angel, but appearances are often deceiving. Lea’s witty remarks and humorous laugh brighten up the Senior Room at dull moments. Her motto is All for fun, and fun for all!” World Affairs Club—’47 Athletic Committee—’47 Library Committee—’47