Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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The Tatler of 1932 Carolyn Belcher “Is she not passing fair? WITH her auburn curls and a sprinkling of artistically placed freckles. Carolyn is one of our two Titian blondes. She swings a '‘mean'’ golf club and also represents the baseball enthusiasts on the Athletic Council. A participant in practically all popular sports. Belchy” excels at most of them. Recently. bridge has become her ruling passion. This even manifested itself in her History projects. That far-away look in her eyes may be accounted for by the fact that, mentally, she is indulging in a two no-trump bid on a five count or other remarkable, albeit unaccountable, plays. Carolyn, having been with us for many long years, knows all our faults and puts up with them good naturcdly. Where she is. there is fun. good humor, and a kind indulgence. I 6 1

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The Tatler of 1932 Georgiana Adams Business Manager of the Tatler Class Treasurer To speak prose without knowing it. To be clever unconsciously. GEORGIE” has been with us only during the past four turbulent years of high school, but she has made herself as much a part of the class as those who can claim kindergarten arrivals here. Her complete friendliness, spontaneity, and acquiescence to calls for aid tided us through many crises. She is distinctly individual and especially so in regards to the neat order and complete array of her uniform. Never far away when any fun’s afoot and always hovering among the highest peaks of senior marks, we may find “Georgie.” Next year she plans to study at the “U.” Indeed it seems that she has been familiarizing herself with the surroundings and cementing friendships during the past year. We have no doubts about her success in those ’’Halls of Learning and we wish her all possible luck to go with it. I 5 ]

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The Tatler of 1932 DEAR Ellen, daughter of many whims and fancies. We never know, when she appears, how she intends to cope with our cheery greetings. Not that this alters her lovableness. A dash of unexpected pepper never has ruined a personality yet! She has always carried away the leather medals on Field Day by emulating Robin Hood. Her insatiable appetite for “White Castles and eating at Abdallah's is justly famous. Ever since her advent to Northrop. Ellen's questions have been regarded with awe because of their multiplicity and searching insight. Her original ideas, commonly termed the Brownian Movement. are always written with a flourish, in green ink, and provide pungent amusement for those who read them. Ellen, as a Child Wonder and stimulating companion, has never disappointed us. I 7 ]