Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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12 The 1934 Tatler SHAKIE KARAGHEUSIAN She goes in for art in a big way—water colors anti such tic luxe . . . that famous green Hup . . . and equally renowned Ford . . . The Lowry’s steadiest patroness . . . eyelashes a yard long . . . almost unique style of conversation . . . underneath that hard-boiled exterior there beats a heart of gold. If need be. avoids the rolls . . . dry humor. . . . DOROTHY LUNDELL Bleat (Diane to you) . . . Papa is one of the better accordion players . . . class representative . . . most malicious habit—tossing books in the pound . . . redemption one cent per btx)k . . . drives cautiously . . . hat with a knob on the top . . . teaches Sunday school . . . that trip to Chicago.

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The 1934 Tatler 11 MARY HAMMEREL “Hammy” . . . plays bridge profitably . . . consistently wins all prizes . . . one of our swcllcr athletic girls . . . shines in all sports . . . makes all teams, to wit: hockey, baseball, track and tennis . . . amuses herself by telling us our faults . . . does not enjoy shocking her classmates, so maintains a perpetual conservatism . . . History the bane of her existence . . . commutes on a grand scale . . . she uses the streetcar. HELEN LOUISE HAYDEN Helen, thy beauty is to me . . . and thy big black Buick . . . and thy hound Peter, with his antics . . . thy careful attention to detail that brings the Honors at Commencement time . . . and keeps the November budget from having a 74 cent deficit ... thy sculptured locks ... the Directorship of the Welfare Committee . . . thy Vice-Presidency of the League and thy records of scholastic achievement make thee the most human Greek goddess we know.

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The 1934 Tatler 13 MARY MALCOLMSON “Malcy” . . . joined class in our earliest days . . . useful member ever since . . . ever-improving art work—a blessing to the third-floor studio now . . . good charcoal sketches ... too tenderhearted for the Anatomy Building . . . one of the better members of the Glee Club . . . ask about the song sung to Summit, her work . . . Mikado part well done . . . will carry on for us at Minnesota. . . . BETTY OAKES Oaksic . . . the authority on bridge ... the little woman with the iron will . . . Bounccr-in-Chicf of the Senior Room . . . that Oakes hospitality dc luxe . . . the class bus . . . only red (pink to us) head in the class . . . Pep-talks to Seniors . . . “This dress is original; it’s a St. Paul model” . . . our own F.R., smile and all . . . strength of mind enough to stay on a diet for more than two days . . . sees her duty and docs it well. I A