Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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The 1934 Tatler 9 SALLY COWIN Y’ery distinctively a brown-eyed blonde . . . those intriguing self-designed hats . . . absolutely indispensable member of the Taller board . . . indispensable member of anti-noise committee ... a demon skier . . . that brother, so cute, like Sally . . . can now drive her big, beautiful, blue Oldsmobilc . . . produces the better variety of cleverly amusing themes . . . ironically hilarious remarks ... as Sally’s stainless soul floats to Heaven, it will be heard saying, “Won’t you please bring your class dues? PATRICIA DALRYMPLE “This is Mother’s dress” . .. hair . . . arguments with Olivia . . . laziness . . . pop-overs . . . desserts in general . . . exercises . . . “If Albert’s home. I'll give you a ride” . . . most lavish entertainment . . . Why are there mice in her bedroom . .. squints . . . struggles with French . . . writes nice poems . . . sleeps all weekend . . . authority on Thomas Hardy . . . stupendous number of formals.

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8 The 1 934 Tatler HARRIOT OLIVIA CARPENTER That hair . . . more Dobbs . . . The Highwayman (you know, “came riding ) . . . writes dramas showing her complete understanding of the younger generation . . . ambition to be exotic . . . will undoubtedly major in French at the Sorbonne ... on Sunday night scrambles a neat egg . . . marked prowess in athletics, especially tennis . . . Stardust . . . rates Nobel Prize for skipping assignments. m DOLLY MARGARET CONARY Our grape-nut girl . . . shoots . . . has a red-checked gingham horse . . . we all enjoyed having Dolly's tonsils out . . . big car for a little girl ... drives no faster than 70 m.p.h., while talking with gestures ... unanswered question: will she turn out to Ik a violinist, an actress, or a doctor?

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10 The 1934 Tatler JOAN DORSEY The five-A girl . . . we must let Merle Potter meet her some day . . . squclchcr-in-chicf of our romantic ideals ... a realist to the core . . . “I want to go back to California” . . . quite a change in eyebrows for one season . . . Headed for RadclifTe or Stanford just for something to do . . . no career she insists . . . That Dorsey sense of humor; it works at all times and places . . . “Why? Why? Why not? MARY FOSTER Owns twelve Fords and drives none . . . How could she? . . . those unforgettable breaks in English class . . . Those unforgettable semiannual class parties . . . lucky girl lives all year at the lake, holding perpetual open-house . . . has unsurpassed stock of excuses for not attending school . . . quite an addition to class teams .. . proud possessor of the squeakier of victrolas in Senior Room . . . our only fancy skater.