Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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To Our School iNeath the sheltering arms of Northrop We gain knowledge day by day; Sometimes hearts grow faint and weary, But we still pursue our way. Some their tasks with us have finished, Broader ways their footsteps tread; Hopeful, confident, we follow In the paths oier which they led. Those'who still within our portals Toil our schools ideals to gain, Must, with counsel and endeavor, Each her share of trust maintain. Let us each'and all remember We their trust must justify; Ours the burden, ours the honor:- llEver onward V be the cry! Herels to Northrop! Rally lround her. Greet her always with a cheer. Loyalty to all her interests Is our duty, plain and clear. Ruth Kent, l23. Toast to Our Faculty If any one should ask you, And really want to know, Why is it that the Northrop girls All love their teachers so ? How quickly should I answer, Nor hesitate a bit, And every girl who reads this rime Will know the truth of it: llOur teachers always give us Assistance without end. The girls work harder, for they know Each teacher is a friend? So let us to these teachers Drink hearty health sincere. May truest happiness be theirs Each month of every year! C. G. Mercer, 24. 12

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FAQ U LTY Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Victoria lhgier Alvina Boley Mary T. Brewer Mabel W. Cottingham Evelyn A. Ellingson Gladys A. Fellows Alma S. Fick Mary S. Gold Julia F. Herrick Ida M. Keel Louise Larawa Marie Martinez MISS ELIZABETH CARSE Principal Miss Mrs. Miss Mlle. Miss Mrs. Miss Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Miss Isabelle Marzolf Edna F. Menger Ethel E. Pease Germaine Poreau Elizabeth Sadley Inez Schimmele Lela M. Stephens Carolyn H. Strong Maude C. Thompson Emily H. Tupper Elizabeth M. Walker Louise W'itbeck

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A Toast to the Seniors All hail to our great Seniors; They,re helpful and theyire true; They lead the way to knowledge, This class of twenty-two. Engraved upon one tablet That memory will hold dear Are names of all the Seniors Who leave the school this year. We wish them all good fortune Wherever they will roam, And may they still win laurels In college or at home. Then fare you well, dear Seniors, We gladly sing your praise, And hope you will remember The girls of Northrop days. Virginia Capron, l23. Ivy Song Written for Commencement, 1922 Tmzc: Elton. rlDea'r Lord and Father of Mankindii Oh Northrop School, our Alma Mater, A tiny Vine it is indeed, School we hold so dear, hose love-work is to grow, The time has come When we must part, And ties that bind us heart to heart, Be severed one by one. So, greenest ivy for remembrance, We are planting here, That in your hearts you'll ever keep A thought for us, though hidden deep, When we are far away. And cover o'er this rough-hewn stone, Which bears the year we call our own, And keep our memlry green. May Northrop students be inspired, To loyalty and truth. And may we, too, though far away, Do all that we can to repay Our debt to Northrop School. And now upon the Road of Life, Fate stands with becklning hand, Yet as we follow eagerly, Within our hearts will be this plea, May God keep Northrop School. Ruth Cantillonf 22 13