Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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T A r L £ R FRESHMAN CUSS HACK Row—t.oo-.m Uinrtinr, .Marjarie Wittiome. .mini V'oti .W»t. MkhV Birtoni ,SV. imii. .Winy Catherine HeCorthy. . nm' llrlm. Katherine (■'tart. Katherine ,Simo»fo , $VJ» SnOify nr . .SoroA ?.'f Connell. Cuma Row — Vfrvlani Mm. Hetty t'.o'dehortragh. Katharine t.an,ton. .tim 7.'-, I'a aline Hrooke. Catherine Viper. Mire Veniamin, l ,noth Hatton. Kmily lt.;.u(ae. l orott.y H'flJfdUM, Catherine Wagner. VWHSt Rnv—Knth Harney. Itarharn Smthall. Vegan GXUtte. furfur Ut'le., I.oeltc Vamlean. Kelly Than,ten. KHttUelh Janie,Hetty Haler. 1‘age Twenty

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hi L mm.... 19 2 W’S A 'X 1, OUR IDEAL SOPHOMORE WOULD Belly Bean's- Maidenly Blush. Eleanor Bellows's Kiotous Wavy Muir. Mary Best’s—Good-looking Clothes. Marian Blackley's—Professional Clogging. Both Clark’s “A in Ex ants. Virginia Cook’s Diving. Inez Coleord’s—Graceful Skating. Harriet Kemp's- Baity Dimples. Frances ixe’s—Big Brown Eyes. Marian Murray’s—Slender Legs and Tiny Feet. Edna NagcllV Ability to Keep Still. Louise Partridge's—“Skin You l-ovc To Touch.” Martha Page’s Bid To the Williams Prom. Miriam 1 0well's—Lively Sense of Humor. Betsy SlroulV Ability To Stick On a Horse. Lorraine Stuart’s—Fast Hockey Playing. Marjorie Osgood’s—Aesthetic Dancing. Betty Thrall’s—Studiousness. POSSESS: '•r«e Sin'teen

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THE NIMH FORM PRESENTS ITSELF TO THE READERS OF THE TAT I.Ell AS A SERIES 01 COM Dill MS. CANYOl SOI A E I S .' 1. She's last hut not least every moraine. 1. M. k. MrC 2. “My mother hid me hind my hair.” 2. K. J. 3. My motto: “Always agree. 3. C. W. 4. She was. i . and always will he a fool hall star at heart. 4. B. S. 5. Our exception to “Ccntlcmen Prefer Blondes,” would pass 100' I on a test on Lindbergh. 5. B. M. 6. This blonde prodigy always makes a good dummy in a bridge game. 0. V. II. 7. Our cartoonist whom the teachers so appreciate. 7. P. B. 8. Where'd you get those eyes? 8. L. P. 9. We see red w hen she goes hy!” 9. K . S. 10. A stylish name and a close cut head. 10. VI. V. II. Our feminine Hercules. II. J. IE 12. A walking dictionary. 12. A. B. 13. She trips in Terpsichore's footsteps. 13. A. 1.. 14. Our permanent'' friend. 14. K. 1.. 15. She would he first in everything and so she had to lead i t having Mumps. 15. B. N. 16. Class funnyhone. 16. M. W. 17. Specializes in sneezing. 17. 1.. . N. 18. A goml ail for Palmolive. 18. 1). 1). 10. The class-room contortionist. 19. C. P. 20. Horses. Horses, Horses. Crazy over Horses! 20. B. T. 21. She wears a mute in French Class. 21. B. 22. They may not !«• gentlemen hut they prefer her. 22. k. C. 21. Her goal i Wimbledon. 23. P. C. 24. The lukhottle Imp. 21. 11. B. 25. Our pretty, petite, and polite brunette. 25. E. 1). 26. Bright eyes. 26. I.. II. 27. Our minister’s daughter. The exception proves the rule 27. s. :. 28. Our character from Pickwick Papers.” 28. S. S. 29. Linked sweetness, long drawn out. 29. I), w. 30. “Oh! believe me if all those endearing young charms. 30. B. S. M.