Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Standing: Miss Hartzlcr, Miss Marzolf, Mrs. Shoop, Miss SI Miss Chambers. Mrs. McClcmcnt. Miss Duncan. Miss RochKn’ vr Mrs- Hodge. Mrs. Barnhart. Miss Pease. Second Rou-: Mrs. Wiegand. Miss Thompson. Mrs. Griesman V.” Rov,,c - Mrs. Cummings. Miss Hale, Miss Cole, Miss Cram. • Goodalc, Miss Spurr, Miss Kinnaird, Seated: Miss Miller, Miss Blodgett, Mrs. Tift, Mrs. fiordcau TUemonied t e faculty TRANSLATIONS, book reports, maps, experiments, rehears-±. als, propositions and corollaries, source papers . . . The reveal-mg comments on diagnostic reports . . . Coffee and crackers at recess . . . Calm islands in whirlpools of students . . . Thrilling A’s and catasfiophic D s . . . Faculty Room, the inner sanctum . . . Autocrats of the Luncheon Tables .. . Counsel and sympathy . . .

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tie ScatanA A RED tie and the holier-than-thou” attitude . . . Kids dis- I covering that the vines beneath the senior room window might do just in case . . . Prissy saying, Oh, is Benson in the parade? But I thought there weren’t supposed to be any horses!” .. . Wondering why Merritt signed her letter, Your loving cousin, Benjamin” . . . Schirmer’s subtle hint, It’s not very noisy in here” . . . Debby’s timeless expression, Pass, for now” (meaningful look at her bridge partner) . . . Norma’s horrified, See King Lear, Miss Kinnaird. But I couldn’t possibly! Why, there’s the circus, and Dear Ruth, and the Ice Capades DuToit interrupting the melee to make one of her general announcements . . . Brunsdale’s dreamy, What was the name of the unknown soldier, Miss Chambers?” . . . The three-thirty-five line-up with combs and lipsticks . . . Chy emulating Ballard’s and Skellett’s as she walks into class an hour late— always on time, always helpful” . . . Stilson solemnly swearing never to say Hot Ziggety” again . . . Bar by’s It enhances my beauty immensely, it improves my beauty no end.” ... The lack of interest in a Valentine box until Cossie started working—(we wonder what inspired her) . . . Regular, agonized Friday morning cries of Susi Fait” ... The slogan on the Alcatraz pennant giving moral support to tortured students.. .The favorite victrola record: For a Good Man Nowadays Is Hard to Find” . . . Hanson’s obvious dislike of her quotation . . . Norton’s picture of Bob . . . Cynthia’s I get so tense!” . . . JoAnne, the only girl in the world who can’t stand orchids . . . McClain’s inimitable way of saying, OH, I didn’t want to get up this morning” . . . Denny asking the new maid if we were going to have shepherd’s pie for lunch, and being answered, No, we’re having ice cream” . . . Benson and Clark cutting the rug . . . The time Marlyss went to Objective Burma with Errol Flynn . . . Roxy saying, Oh, I don’t understand it, so how could any one else?” . . . Packard adjourning the meeting . . . Just the Senior Room . . . 9