Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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THE 1925 TATLER hBOOKING at ourselves as irresponsible babies and then as; grave seniors, we note the changes the years have made. Years have a habit of doing that, and think what important years they have been! The greatest war in history took place in time for us to learn the lost art of knitting. How many brave soldiers. we at least tried to help by making wash cloths, socks, and scarves, which usually proved so full of holes that they ended as nets in which to catch minnows. However, we did our bit and bravely refused sugar on our oatmeal for the sake of the boys over there. Not many other generations can boast of remembering such history as the Great War. But let us hope that we, included with other genera- tions, shall see no more wars, thrilling as they are to look back upon, and that the world in which we shall try to do our part will be a peaceful world, a place which our generation may help, not to tear down, but to build greater. . PRUDENCE MULLIKEN. Seventeen

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THE 1925 TATLER Sixteen

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