Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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6 The 1934 Tatlf.r MARTHABAGLEY Medieval appetite . . . has an unprecedented passion for Aztecs ... is Miss Sadley’s own little problem for the year . . . diets every so (not very) often . . . has been a large help on The Taller . . . thanks . . . very often and aptly puts us in our proper places . . . we suspect she enjoys this . . . stutters if given occasion . . . indispensable when class spirit is needed . . . only girl ever to receive letter from unknown admirer struck by her beauty. KATHARINE BOYNTON Dramatically head of Artistic Interests . . . Class-President-Runner-Upper . . . Unofficial Tatlcr-Boarder (we deeply appreciate this) . . . grandmother in Everybody's Husband . . . slitclly ckxsentrik spcler ... this technique increases annually in charming quaintness . . . Flipper (a canine) ... we learn about life from Kay . . . compositions with a flavor all their own . . . one of the more efficient play producers . . . started out well ahead in size, ended up leading the procession into chapel . . . well, good things come in small packages, you know.

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The Senior Class

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The 1934 Tatler 7 CAROLINE BROOKS Noise . . . she went to Dobbs!! . . . astounding ability to argue on obscure points in English . . . very masterful Head of Athletics ... a colossal Katisha . . . wants to be a lawyer or perhaps a politician . . . her hand waving an asset in either ease . . . studies so ardently . . . great up holder of Oakes in bolstering up class spirit. . . . more noise. BETTY CAREY Horses, horses, horses . . . microbe-hunter . . . this little epic, we marvel, she edits . . . Rupert Brooke, she says, has a poetic soul . . . that big blue car alx ut town, obligingly giving rides home . . . can be counted on for consistently good writing . . . The Christmas Play: nobly the King; The Birthday of the Infanta: nobly the Duchess . . . has won, we marvel (that makes twice) carloads of dowers at Commencement time.