Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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To Our School Oh Northrop, as thou standest there. Rearing thy noble towers. We feel it more and more each day— That thou art truly ours. We sing thy praise, we hail thy name; For thou wilt ever be Guardian of the truth and right. Ideals so dear to thee. Give us the vision that we seek; Instill in us the right; Inspire us with ambitions high; Oh, be our guiding light! And when, dear school, the parting comes, With fervent love we’ll say: “The debt of gratitude we owe We never can repay.” So. calm and stately as thou art. Each day thou’lt dearer seem And win thy meed of our regard. True love and high esteem. Margaret Schermerhorn, '22. School Song Tune: “The Old Oaken Bucket” How dear to our hearts will the joys of our school days Be later in life when we’ve left them behind:— Our teachers, our comrades, the dearest of friendships, The pleasantest memories of every kind, The turrets so noble, the clock in the hall-way. That stands there unfailing, to tell us the time. So many the blessings and joys that we had there. We never can sing them in one little rime. Refrain: —Caroline Mercer, ’24. Oh dear School, dear Northrop, the friend of our girlhood, Yes, here’s to a long life for dear Northrop School. Page 10

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Miss Elizabeth Carse Principal Miss Victoria C. Bagier Miss Myra Banks Miss Alvina M. Boley Miss Mary T. Brewer Miss Alma S. Fick Miss Ruth Fitzpatrick Miss Margaret George Miss Henriette C. Grandjean Miss Julia C. Herrick Miss Pauline V. Hill Miss Ida M. Keel Miss Louise Larawa Miss Isabella Marzolf Mrs. Edna F. Menger Miss Ruth M. Radford Miss Bemeice Roemer Miss Elizabeth Sadley Mrs. Inez Schimmele Miss Frances M. Smith Miss Dagny Svenddal Mrs. Carolyn H. Strong Miss Maude C. Thompson Miss Emily H. Tupper Miss Marie Louise Witbeck Miss Carro Buchanan, Registrar Miss Marie Martinez, Librarian Miss Ella C. Mills, Secretary Page 9

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Toast to the Faculty i. In our eager search for knowledge. You have guided us aright, You have shown us where the truth lay. And explained to us its might. II. You have borne with all our failings, With a patience most sublime. And your loving care and kindness Must achieve results in time. III. If at times we seem ungrateful For the good that you have done, That is just the way of children, And we love you—every one. IV. So here’s to you, our faithful teachers! You have always proved true blue; And we’d have you know we realize How much we owe to you. —Ruth Cantillon. 22 Toast to the Seniors Our friends, the Seniors, are about to leave us. It is for us to remain here and to try to fill the place they have left so empty. But let us assure them that our hearts go with them. May we not in turn ask that, wherever their paths may lead them, their thoughts will sometimes lovingly turn to the girls they left behind? —Ruth Cantillon, '22 The Northrop Rose FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR Page 11