Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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ng $3M The 1624 TATLER f ELEVENTH FORM Josephine Clifford Helen Lawrence Katherine Dodge Kathryn Leigh Doris Douglas Carolyn McCaull Esther Davis Prudence Mulliken Betty Goodell Lois Nugent Ann Hankinson Isabel Pattee Juliet Hazard Eleanor Prufert Edith Hunter Elizabeth Stebbins Annadel Kelly Ruth Stevens Page 18

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The 1924 TATLER very much like plasticine. After Mullin's Witching hand had fastened them to the beams and the walls were;adorned with climbing roses, the gymnasium was a vision of beauty. The Junibrs. too tired to dance with much ardor, were still pleased and even rather complacent over the work of their hands. We were sufliciently rested to hold the rods above the Seniors as they marched in on Commencement morning, and over the Alumnae as they marched out. Scarcely was this day over when the College Board extra session began. We took possession of the Senior Room, purchased our red ties, and began to learn how to be Seniors. The Senior Room we enjoyed the most of all, although the weather was too hot to allow much enthusiasm. Some clever class-mate suggested that we should bring an electric fan and let it run all sum- mer to cool oilr the room for the next fall! After an incredibly short summer we returned, again to be established in room 27. Before Christmas time we were in the possession of our nice tables and beautiful curtains, the envy of the school. We hope that results will show the atmosphere of our room conducive to study. There have beennumerous diversions this year, but we like to mention in , particular the May Day picnic that the Sophomores gave for us. We would print the menu were it not for the fact that the rest of the school would prob- ably descend on us in a passion of envy. We trust that they will be appeased at the Class Day entertainment, the exact nature of which we llare not at liberty to divulgef' Commencement comes along swiftly, leaving us alumnae. The Empire is fallen. Let us not say that she is overwhelmed by barbarians: such an asser- tion is not very complimentary to next year's Senior Class. Let us say rather that the Class of 1924 went forth, armed with its Northrop diploma, in search of new helds to conquer. JANE KING CAROLINE MERCER MARGARET WILLIAMS LUCY WINTON ltORDERS'OF'ClASS lCcARCH l TECTURS Page 17

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The 1924 TATLER THOSE JUNIOR SONG-BIRDS Jo Clifford: California, Here I come. Isabel Pattee: That Red-Head Gal? Doris Douglas: uMy Heart at Thy Sweet Voice. Ruth Stevens: uOh, You Great Big Beautiful Doll. Helen Lawrence: Oh Baby. Kathryn Leigh: ' K-K-K-Katy. Betty Goodell: Shine. Edi.th Hunter 2- I Hate to Lose You, Fm So Used to You Now. Jullet Hazard S Lois Nugent: that Bran' New Gal of Mine. Esther Davis: Your Eyes. Ann Hankinson: Raggedy Ann. Carolyn McCaull: Fate. Betty Stebbins: uShe's a Mean Job. Eleanor Prufert: Eleanor. Pinkey Dodge: Angel Child. Annadel Kelly: Dimples. . Prue Mulliken: Bring Back My Blushing Rose. W OUR IDEAL JUNIOR WOULD POSSESS: Annadel's permanent wave Pinkey's glorious brown eyes EditHs musical ear Ann's classical nose Izzy's bewitching smile and pearly White teeth Lois's dimples uDorie,s rose-leaf complexion Betty Stebbins,s sylph-like figure Jo's shapely ankles and feet Ruth's demureness Prue's nimble feet Baby s stick-to-it-iveness wn a horsd Betty Goodell's prodigious learning Eleanofs unbounded conscientiousness Carrias jollity, mixed with: Leigh s subtle sense of humor Juliefs unfailing good nature Esther's artistic ability. Page 19