Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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The 1924 TATLER z. 33. m . - 440 EIGHTH FORM 3; . g: Rosena Brace Martha Jean Maughan Priscilla Brown Mary Nelson Dorothy Carpenter Mayme Wynn Peppard Ethel Conary Florence Isabel Roberts Jean Crocker Evelyn Seeley Jane Davenport Margaret Spratt Helen Dietz Dorothy Stephens Betty Dodge Jane Strong Bernice Goldsmith Mary Louise Sudduth Alma Huebscher Grace Taylor Betty Jewett Annah Margaret Thresher Louise Jewett Katherine Velie J ane Woodward Page 24

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The 1924 TATLER HIGHLIGHTS ON THE CLASS OF '27'S TRIP ABROAD IN THE SUMMER OF '24 BARBARA BAILEY-Aeroplanes from Paris to London to take tea with Anne. FRANCES BAKER-Goes abroad for the purpose of studying under a Greek mathematician. BETTY FOWLERePapyrus's former jockey breaks neck and Betty takes his place. - NATALIE GALLE-Visits Leaning Tower of Pisa to see if it's still standing, since she was not to be convinced by us. . ANNE HEALYeEnjoys riding horseback through Wales. ELIZABETH JOHNSONeFusses and discusses with Captain how to run boat. VIRGINIA LITTLEePlays piano for dancing at Montmartre. BETTY LONGeVisits French specialists to obtain pointers on correct pos- tures. PEGGY MCKENNEYeHas fine time attending all the parties as leap year is still in force. JANET MORISON-Buys wool hose and plays golf in Scotland. DOROTHY OWENS-Wins tennis championship from Susanne Lenglen. BETTY PRAYeVisits cathedrals and views scenes of many famous novels she has read. MABEL REEVES-Goes sight-seeing in London, comparing it with her daily ride from St. Louis Park to school. MARTHA ROBINSON-Loses herself in catacombs at Rome as she often loses herself in Latin class. BETTY SMITH 1 Spend time in French shops buving French slippers, JANE THOMPSON S dresses, hats, gloves and walking sticks. GRACE HELEN STUARTeGoes to see if the Stuart's successors have kept palace in good condition. DOROTHY SWEET-Makes English Rugby Team. MARY WILCOXeAdmires crown jewels and has copies made. Falls in love with Prince of Wales. CHARLOTTE WILLIAMSeWrites criticisms on theaters for London Times. Page 23

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The 1924 TATLER Captainball The class of 1928 had a very successful year at captainball. During January and February we played class games, which were arranged by Kate Velie and Coached by Miss Pease. As a result of these games the fol- lowing girls won places on the team: Dietz tcaptainL Carpenter, Seeley, Sudduth, Velie, Jewett-Taylor, Strong, and Woorward. To close the season we had a series of three games with the Seventh Form. In the first we scored 13 to O, in the second 13 to 1, and in the third 14 to 0. Although the Sevenths lost all the games, they showed good sportsmanship and a promise of developing a strong team for next year. THE EIGHTH FORM. Page 25