Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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HACK How—Caroline Hroaks. Jane Welch. Mary Katherine I'rice. Hetty Andnti. Mary IIam mer 1, Mary Maleolmton. CKNTrtt ROW—Nanette HarrUon. Helen tonin' Hayden, Mary Foeter. Martha Miller. Alice Cooke. Suran Wheeloek. VdOST Row—Katharine Koynton. Hetty Carry, 1‘alrieia Datrymylr, Harriot Carpenter. Anne Morrieon. Mary Cartridge, France! Ward. Dorothy Ward, Jane Anne Kennedy, Martha Haglry. I'tijcf Turnly-six

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ALPHA BETA SEPTA GRADA A’h for llu1 Answer You never can find. And if you do find it It’s not the right kind. B's for our Books, And a great mess they are: Every linn we go home They’re Hung into tin- ear. C is for College. For which we all steer. But with Northrop to help us We’ve nothing to fear. I) is for Damage That often was done By seventh grade girls. Who once thought it was fun. E stands for Exams” At the end of the year. Anri if wo don’t pass. We shed many a tear. F is for Failure That’s easy to get. When we Bring home report cards, Our mothers will fret. 0 is for Goal That both sides try to win. With Rah! Rah! and war-whoop. Oh my! what a din. II i- for Hunger Thnl every one feels When the hell rings to call us To Northrop’s good meals. I is for Ink. Which, when it is spilled, Causes quite a commotion Until we are stilled. I stands for Jolly, That’s what wc all are, But sometimes on teachers Our jollities jar. k i for Knees That so often are l ent: When teacher’s are scolding. We’re glad to repent. I.’s for the League That we all must revere: We cannot ignore it And he huppy here. M is for Money. W hich often we need; For our 'phone calls at noon-lime It is useful indeed. N i for Northrop Where wc do so much work; The seventh grade never Has been known to shirk. () stund for Office. The place of our woes; That's where the had child Tremblingly goes. I is for Punishment We often receive. And if we'd he better We’d have less to grieve. (,) is for Questions The cruel teachers ask; To answer them .sometimes Is quite a hard task. IPs for Report card That makes us so sad. When we must take it home To Mother and Dad. S is for Scolding The teachers apply; When they think that we need one. We painfully sigh. Ts for Miss Tillisch. Who helps us to know The Iwcs, hugs, ami beetles That crawl here below. I stands for Uniform. So trim and so neat: We all look alike From our heads to our feet. Vs for Vacation When school work is through: That is the time No one is blue. W stands for something Wc can’t do without; When we turn on the faucet. It come rushing out. X stands for “X-cuses That some girls invent To give to their teachers When on mischief bent. Y stands for the Years That we spend here at school Under strict observation And rigorous rule. is for Zero. A mark we all hate. Which warns that on Friday Going home we’ll Ik- late.

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