Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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FACULTY Ethel Maude Spurr -Marion E. Goodale -Christine Kinnaird -Ethel E. Pease -Mary F. Hale -Ruth Heintz Lynch Blanche Barnhart Miriam P. Chambers -Margaret Bain -Dorothy Howell -Margaret Sweetser - Elma Sears................... Lorraine Larm - Catherine Cram Jean Duncan - Romaine Root - Ruth E. Rorstad - Helen Shoemaker - Dorie DeVries ... Mary Cummings - Jean Cummings Isabella Marzolf - Genevieve Vernig Maude Thompson ... Gertrude Rosemond - Norma Bierbauer - Ardelle Perry, Dorothy Haberman Principal Mathematics, Executive Assistant English Mathematics ........................French ........................French ........................English ........................History ........................Science ........................Spanish ........................Latin English, French Mathematics Speech, Creative Dramatics Art ........................Music Librarian Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education Science, Sixth Year Fifth Year Fourth Year Third Year ........................Piano Executive Secretary Executive Staff TRUSTEES Albert H. Crosby, President Robert C. Woodworth, Treasurer Huntington Brown, Vice President Mrs. Horace B. Atwater Theodore W. Bennett Mrs. Benton Case George Dayton II James E. Dorsey Arthur M. Hartwell Mrs. Lawrence A. Eggleston, ex-officio W. Hubert Kennedy Dr. Elizabeth Lowry Mrs. Lucian S. Strong Miss Elizabeth Wallace Mrs. Valentine Wurtele Dr. Arthur A. Zierold Mrs. Roland Flinsch, ex-officio Officers of Parent and Teachers Association Mrs. L. A. Eggleston Mrs. Kingsley Ervin Mrs. George Heffelfinger Miss Miriam Chambers Mrs. Eugene Hanson Mrs. Russell Bennett President First Vice President Second Vice President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer

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In appreciation of her devoted service to Northrop School and her wise guidance of its students, we are proud to dedicate the 1944 TATLER to Miss Ethel Spurr

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Faced for the first time with real responsibility in offering leadership, the class of 1944 has learned in meeting the difficulties of the minority to consider the good of the majority. In a year of war and uncertainties Northrop owes much to the spirit of the SENIORS