Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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FACULTY Ethel M. Spurr Marion E. Goodale Christine Kinnaird Mary F. Hale Ethel E. Pease Blanche Barnhart Miriam Chambers.. Beatrice A. Blodgett Dorothy Howell----- Dagmar McClement Ruth B. Mather----- Ellen Rowley Gladys Griesman ... I.enorc Bordeau Rachel B. Kcgerreis Marjorie R. Whitney. Dorothy Ellinwood Janet Gray. Glacia Cole ...---- Jean Chamberlainc Isabelle A. Marzolf— Margaret E. Miller Maude C. Thompson Helen Richie Nelson Mary Lee Lowe Jean Duncan ------- Catherine Cram Margaret Space. Elizabeth Titfft Helen Shoemaker.... Genevieve Hartzler Norma Bicrbaucr Ardellc B. Haas La Nac Fisher... Elizabeth Eggleston Principal Mathematics, Assistant Principal .... English ------------------------- French Mathematics -------------------------English History .......................... I.uin French and Spanish English and Social Studies Mathematics French ..... ................. Latin ......................... French Science English ................... Mathematics Social Studies Librarian Sixth Grade Fifth Grade ...........Fourth Grade Second and Third Grades .......... First Grade ............ Kindergarten .............. Fine Arts Dramatics, Speech Music Piano Physical Education Physical Education — Executive Secretary .............. Registrar ............. Assistant Director, Dining Room TRUSTEES Mr. Sewall D. Andrews Jr. Mr. Huntington Brown, President Mrs. Benton J. Case, Vice President Mr. Ganus V. Fait, Treasurer Mrs. H. B. Atwater Mr. Leavitt R. Barker Mr. Theodore W. Bennett Mr. George D. Dayton II Mr. Merrill Hutchinson Dr. Elizabeth Lowry Mrs. Russell Morse, ex-ofticio Mr. Charles Silverson Miss Elizabeth Wallace Mr. Charles J. Winton Dr. A. A. Zicrold Mrs. Philip Pillsbury, ex-ofticio Mrs. Philip Duff OFFICERS OF PARENT AND TEACHER ASSOCIATION Mrs. Russell W. Morse, President Mrs. C. L. Dickey, First Vice President Mrs. L. S. Tuttle, Second Vice President Miss Ethel Pease, Recording Secretary Mrs. C. W. Mooers, Corresponding Sec’y Mrs. Harold Finch, Treasurer

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fea ihesi Will and intellect are one and the same thing. —Benedict Spinoza Lights breaking, ladders falling, gelatins dissolving, fuses refusing, and ripped scripts—all these things arc heaven on earth in Judy’s world. As she is the mainstay of the Dramatic Club, as far as the production of a play goes, we are wondering how the backstage will be able to survive without her. School spirit personified, Judy has also been active in the Glee Club and on the Tatler committee. Because of her consistent first honor roll record, the school no longer bothers to put Judy’s name on the list—Miss Spurr simply reads it from force of habit. The gym floor will moan with the absence of our star basketball and hockey fiend. With her varied ability, Judy has helped to save many a day for the Seniors. Here she comes Wellesley—take her for work or for pun ! Junior Glee Club—'44 Junior Dramatic Club—’44 Varsity Basketball—’44, '45, ’46, ’47 Varsity Hockey—’44, 45, ’46, ’47 Senior Glee Club—’45, ’46 Senior Dramatic Club—’45, ’46, ’47 Publications Committee—’46, ’47 President of Student Federalists—’46 World Affairs Club—’47