Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Hazel Burton In her tongue is the law of kindness.”—Proverbs Whenever Hazel marches to the front of Chapel to make an announcement, we all prepare ourselves by pulling out our hankies and pocketbooks. Her tear jerking stories of the poor, starving children in Europe are enough to make the most tight-fisted donate their whole fortune to same worthy cause. Her many faithful years on the Public Relations Committee were climaxed this year by her election as the vice-president in charge of that committee. Hazel’s sincerity and complete aloofness from the frivolities and complications of school life arc traits greatly admired, but where she keeps herself we don’t know; probably in some far off world that no one knows about. Here is a typical Burton remark after a friend went into great detail in explaining her current lovelife, What color is he? You sec Hazel’s love and her life is her horse. Ring. We don’t know whether she treats her horse as a person or people as horses; Hazel probably doesn’t know the difference anyway. Secondary, but by no means minor, loves, are her tennis racket, her pair of skis, and her sailboat. Hazel’s friendly ways will win her friends wherever she goes. '46 Junior Glee Club ’46 Junior Dramatic Club '47, ’49 Senior Glee Club ’48 Dramatic Club ’47. ’49 World Affairs Club ’49 Modern Dance ’47 Class President ’49 Vice-President of Public Relations ’47 School Procedure ’48, ‘49 Public Relations ’48 Awards Committee 11

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Anne Boos For men may come and men may go, but I go on forever.”—Tennyson Bounding footsteps and an alarming voice echo through the halls of Northrop; the Senior Room door flics open, an intriguing aroma of Passion” perfume floats into the room; and the seniors are once again greeted by Annie Boos and her familiar expression, Just guess what happened!” Anne is noted for her enthusiastic personality. During the course of her social activities of the year, she has acquired at least three or four rings and has never spent a dull weekend. Her experiences and stories will always be remembered by her classmates. It will be difficult to forget Anne’s promptness at noon, her manners at lunch, and her never ending desire for food throughout the day. We arc all sure that through her energy and spirit, Anne is bound to win many friends and achieve success wherever she goes. ’46 Junior Glee Club ’46, ’47, ’48, ’49 Publications ’47, ’48, ’49 World Affairs Club ’48, ’49 Head of Photography ’47 All School Hockey ’46, ’47, '48 Varsity Hockey ’49 President of World Affairs Club 10

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Elizabeth Cleveland Life is ubat you wake it; I prefer to wake it interesting Lib claims she lives at Tankview Hill, but we, her friends, know she lives at Long Ridge. Lib, a popular member of all crowds, excels when it comes to Blake, Wayzata, Taft, Berkshire, West, and the U. Not many of us beat this record or even approach it, however, we can almost assure you that old faithful will come through by cracky (a familiar expression of our Wayzata rowdy). Experience has taught us that it is wise to pick up your feet and hang up your coat upon entering the Clevelands’ homestead. Yes, Lib is fond of dogs. Lib’s enthusiasm and unceasing energy have won her the privilege of being all school Blue Team captain. Not only does the athletic department appreciate her work, but also the Tatler board, of which she has been a member for several years. We find three characteristics that can be said to summarize Lib—good looks, personality, and an unforgettable sense of humor. To Briarcliff we give one of our favorites. ’49 All School Blue Captain '47, ’49 World Affairs Club ’49 Glee Club 47, ’48, ’49 Tatler ’49 Head Senior Division Tatler ’46, ’47, ’48, ’49 Varsity Hockey ’47, ’48, '49 Varsity Basketball ’47 All School Hockey ’49 World Affairs Board '49 Athletic Committee 12