Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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The Calendar of Events Sept. 7—Northrop reopens and multitudes arrive Nov. 1—N. C. S. entertains Summit in hockey game Nov. 17—We hold a very successful Bazaar for Community Chest Nov. 24—Thanksgiving holiday begun at last Dec. 1—Ninth grade hastens the Christmas spirit by presenting Dickens’ Christmas Carol Dec. 7— Tea and Crumpets” for the seniors given by the faculty Dec. 8—A dedication service for the Crosby Memorial Room Dec. 16—The annual Christmas Pageant precedes the holiday Jan. 24—Sharpen your wits and your pencils—Midyear exams Jan. 28—Grab your partners for its the ninth grade dance Feb. 4—League Dance Feb. 14—N. C. S. entertains St. Mary’s Hall for the afternoon Feb. 21—League party for grades seven and eight Mar. 5, 6—Senior Dramatic Club presented Our Tou n Mar. 9—Alice in Wonderland, puppet show for Lower School Mar. 24— Crossing the moat —Spring Vacation began Apr. 29—Through the influence of the Orient, the Senior Glee Club presented the Mikado June 4—Big dance of the year—Junior-Senior Prom at Woodhill June 6—League Day and Ivy Ceremony June 7—Commencement—Another year ends Acknowledgments We gratefully wish to thank the following people: Miss Stewart for her devoted attention and advice to the Tatler. Miss Ellinwood and her staff for their unceasing interest in raising money for advertisements. Mr. Basson and the Zintsmaster Studio. Mr. Pcrbex and the Weston Engraving Company. Mr. Percy and Lumberman Publishing Company. Miss Summers for her continued efforts to get pictures for the Tatler. All the advertisers who generously gave advertisements for the Tatler. Barbara Parker for her artistic contributions to the Tatler. The judges of the literary contest. Mrs. Whittington for her enduring patience in compiling the Tatler material. The whole Tatler staff for being the best one ever. 6

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y. .niJmx: Mr . Sicard, Mr . Rocll, Miu Thompson, Mr . Rilling . Mis Cole. Mis Miller, Mis Marzolf, Mr . Stevenson, Mi Nelson, Mi Summer . Mi Bierbauer, Miss Cray, Mr . Fisher, Mi Miller, Mr . Chamberlain, Mi Bab on, Mi Space, Mi Rowley, Mi Shoemaker, Mi Fllinwood, Mi Ross, Miss Chambers, Mrs. Bordcau. Sca tJ: Mr . Donald, Miss Stewart, Mr . Nelson, Mis Cram, Mi Padwick, Mist Pca c, Mis Whitney, Mi Spurr, Mi Blodgett, Mis Goodalc, Mrs. Mall, Mr . Wedum, Mis Hale, Mrs. Phelps, Mr . Bryan. Alncnti Mr . Whittington, Mr . Howell. Mr . Morse. FACULTY When we all look back on the success of former Northrop students we see and understand the time and patience which the faculty gives our student body. Our gratitude increases with our comprehension of their problems and we are thankful for their interest in all phases of our school life. Catherine Cram Mathematics Helen Shoemaker Miry Male History Isabella Marzolf lean Donald Maud Thompson Jean Bab-on Mathematic Elizabeth Bryan Psychomctrist and Reading Counsellor Norma Bierbauer Shirlev Hall Katherine Sicard Home Economics, Geography, Bible Sue Miller i See retar Dorothy Hiller Office Secretary lean Ross . English Dorothy Clark — Readme Mclva Mor e Director of Dining Room 5

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