Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Catherine Wagner Order is a lovely thing.” Tat,” the veteran of the class, has been pursuing knowledge at Northrop since kindergarten days. Almost any sunny afternoon you may find her staying in the library, poring over weighty tomes, enlightening herself upon next week’s chemistry. She is always cheerful and good tempered, and what is even better, she is one of the few Seniors with an orderly locker and a complete uniform. Pane four teen

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Betty Thomson Perchance thou italliest with the morning hour.” Irresponsible, good-natured Betty, whose happy-go-luckiness is half her charm, looks like a crowned angel in her picture, but—well she’s the pride and joy of the class when we’re looking for fun. Unbelievably, because of her fairy-like proportions she holds steadily growing aspirations to be the class bully, but, inspite of this tendency to roughness, or maybe because of it, we consider her pretty near what her picture makes her seem. But Betty also has the added attraction of twelve or a hundred seven passenger buses and at least ten chauffeurs, which she cheerfully shares with the rest of the school. Laura Van Nest Puffs, powder, patches, Film Fun, and billets-doux.” Laura, we all think, would have the honor of being the only member of the class in the Glee Club if she didn’t always choose the same two songs to harmonize. By all the mail” and telephone calls from the East we know that she is as popular with the other sex as she is with her classmates at Northrop. Her untiring efforts toward athletic perfection are admired and wondered at by us all—(she has taken gym of her own accord at least twice this year). Page Thirteen

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Horoscopes Mademoiselle Bagicr will now tell you all How her little darlings have answered the call. Here’s Betty Bean, our red-headed queen. An English Professor the best ever seen. Linzy”, the swimmer, the Slim, Sleek Seal, Who works in a circus with ardour and zeal. Old Dougie” dear is a musical star; She broadcasts each night both near and afar. Bobbie” from Paris, the stylish modiste, Is known by us all north, south, west and east. Laura, the lovely mama, the wife fond and true, Is rolling her Rolls down the broad avenue. ’Mid bottle and tube, bunson burner and fume, Tat,” a famed chemist, tests what we’ll consume. Sympathetic Miss Miller, the Dorothy Dix,” Apply to this marvel when you’re in a fix. Now Alice we sec, settled down on Gad-shill, Competing, to boot, with the first owner’s skill. Betsy, the actress of wise and deep lore. Gains fame beyond that of the great Barrymore. Minnie, the fog horn,” sage mathema-tique, Is teaching wise students who more knowledge seek. Pretty, petite, a Follies Girl, Gertie” leads life in a gay, mad whirl. Barbie” in bloomers is teaching a class, Of athletic children the basketball pass. Ruthic, an artist, with palette and brush. Creates great oil paintings that make critics blush. Stuart,” the farmeress counts up her chicks, Then calls to her husband, the corn meal to mix. Wcazie,” the far-famed conductor of tours, Brings culture and learning to ignorant boors. The greatest skyscraper that ever was seen. Was designed by the architect, Fleedie” Dineen. Here we see Sal” with her Jack of all trades, Dcstructing Chicago with numerous raids. Lizzie,” the languorous, lives like a queen. With her rich merchant husband and butlers sixteen. Pjrc Fifteen