Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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TO OUR ADVISER E. the Class of 1932, desire to express to Mademoiselle Bagier our deep regret for the unfortunate accident which resulted in her temporary loss to the school during our Senior year, when her friendship and kindly advice had come to mean so much to us. It has always been a privilege of each outgoing class to have the closest contact with Mademoiselle's culture and experience. We. therefore, cannot but feel that we were deprived of a dear friend as well as a great teacher, but we can anticipate the pleasure of finding her in her accustomed place when we return to the school as alumnae.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGO Senior Class .............................. 5 Junior Class................................ 26 Sophomore Class..... ....................... 28 Freshman Class ............................. 30 Eighth Form ............................... 32 Seventh Form................................ 34 Faculty..................................... 36 School Activities........................... 37 Creative Literary Work ..................... 53 Lower School ...................... ....... 61

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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 ]