Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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The Tatler of 1932 iimimuiiiiiiiitiimiuiiiiiiimiiiimmiimiitiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiimiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiimm.. Virginia Roberts “It's nice to be natural When you're naturally nice. G1NNIE” was the “premiere danseuse of the class. Be it a clog, chorus, or interpretative number, its failure would have been inevitable without her. Being one of the few Seniors who went home to lunch, she had a hard time keeping everyone satisfied. We couldn't seem to realize that she was unable to bring the whole ice-box back with her. Her inability to preserve a stage whisper was a source of great anxiety to the “class policeman.” Head of the riding interests, she had charge of the Horse Show, which, from the point of view of many, was the most successful one Northrop has ever had. We might mention that “Ginnie” was annually a member of the hockey, basketball, and the baseball teams. Her name will always be synonymous in our minds with the title of “good sport.” and her popularity wherever she goes will be assured because of this same quality. [ 20 1

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The Tatler of 1932 .. Minimi......................mm Bettie D. Ragland Chairman of Artistic Interests Committee Clever in a charming way She‘$ ever studious but gay. THERE is one outstanding impression that we of 32 will leave at Northrop. That is the splendid dramatic ability and enviable diction of Betts.” Never has she disappointed our Northrop audiences. We must not forget to mention Nellie.” steady, dependable Nellie” who has accommodated all of us so many times! Nellie” who probably knows her way to St. Paul Academy as well as her mistress knows the route to Cincinnati. There never was a more brilliant scholar, sympathetic friend, or loyal Northropite”! It’s hard to read a famous dramatic future for you in the crystal, Betts. Your classmates all enthusiastically wish you supreme success. I 19 1

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The Tatler of 1932 ............. Mary Shaw Chairman of Entertainment Committee She is small, but so is a stick of dynamite.” WHENEVER we speak of “Shaw,” we invariably think of a jokable bundle of pep. If, perchance, an undercurrent of mischief and deviltry is prevalent in the room, you may be sure that little Mary has had a hand in it. Her athletic skill is the envy of us all. while the dance team, composed of Mary and “Knobby.” affords great amusement for our Senior recesses. Due to her exalted position as Chairman of the Entertainment Committee, we have ■Shaw’' to thank for the especially jolly school parties which we have all enjoyed so much this year. We feel confident that Mary will find some unique activity to be champion of at college, thus upholding the reputation for originality which she has won at Northrop. 1 21 ]