Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Main 14 Monday, April 7, 1924 THE SOPHOMORE DAILY Advertisements Want Ads Bring the Best Results Correspondence Course! We teach you how to argue! Why some arguments are weak and some are strong! LEARN TO ARGUEI Forty lessons for $40.00 Eaton and Co. PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS We wish to announce that after the examinations a period of thirty minutes will be set aside for general mourning. The fiag will be at half mastaThe Sophomore Class. LOST AND FOUND Lost: The ability to blufir Miss Sadley. Liberal reward to findena M. L. Newhall. Lost: Four inches of dark brown hair somewhere in Atkinsonis barber shop. Time unknown, due to the fact that the loser was in a state of coma.-J. Savage. Found: The means whereby we may effectively chastise small broth- ers between the ages of five and eleven. All interested call Ken. 1859. -A. W. Jewett. FOR SALE For Sale: The secret of eternal youth. -B. Joslin. For Sale: One hundred giggles! Owner wishes to sell immediately as they have embarrassed her frequently in Latin class. aM. L rifiin. For Sale: Fifty pairs of nearly new shoes. Will exchange for nfty pairs of entirely different style.-E. Murphy. WANTED Wanted: A teacher broad- minded enough to admit that drawing pic- tures in school books 15 the only way to become a great artistaV. Lefling- well. Wanted: A Packard Straight Eight and ten packages of hair pins. aC. Carpenter. l i citing, Wanted: A book, mysterious, ex- sensible, romantic, melodra- matic, joyous, beautiful, learned ineed not be learnedl .aJ. Reinhart. WANTED: A HORSEaN. Stevenson. PERSONAL We wish to employ a guardian to diligently watch over and care for Miss Evelyn Baker, who, we fear, will collapse in a short time if her extensive studying is not curtailed. We are willing to pay a large salary for this most difficult task.-The Sophomore Class Wanted: Someone who 18 willing to keep her identity unknown and who possesses a character bold and lating enouoh to cut off at least two inches of Miss Dorothy Buchanan's hair. To the public spirited martyr who will perform this task, a liberal reward will be paid on February 29, at midnightaA Friend. To Miss Gold: We solemnly ex- tend this warning that if she does not immediately refrain from driving from their lair the poor defenseless Sophomores, into Miss Brewer s tor- ture chamber, before the passing bell rings, we shall nnd a way to put an end to this unhappy practiceafor- everlaThe Black Hand. ADVERTISEMENT Learn to Say NO! Don't be weak. Don't be a yesser. If you don't like a thing say so and say it loudly. If you sit in a corner no one is going to pull you out. We teach you how to be strong- mindedl How to say NO! M. Hume and Co.

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The 1924 TATLER w WW TENTH FORM Evelyn Baker Bee Joslin Dorothy Buchanan Virginia Lefiingwell Catherine Carpenter Elizabeth Murphy Mary Eaton Margaret Newhall Mary Louise GriHin Josephine Reinhart Marion Hume Jean Savage Anne Wilder Jewett Nancy Stevenson Page 20

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Page 22 NINTH FORM Barbara Bailey Frances Baker Betty Fowler Natalie Galle Anne Healy Elizabeth Johnson Virginia Little Betty Long Peggy McKenney Janet Morison Dorothy Owens Elizabeth Pray Mable Reeves Martha Robinson Betty Smith Grace Helen Stuart Dorothy Sweet Jane Thompson Mary Wilcox Charlotte Williams