Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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First Row: Mcrriol Baring-Gould, Judy Lewin, Marcia Kamprath, Ruth Morris, Paula Hawkiuson. Second Row: Nancy Newcombe, Deborah Sarlcs. Third Row: Da| huc Cornell, Heidi l)c Haven, Jane Winje, Judy Wilson. Fourth Row: Jane Lowry, Corinne deLaittrc. Jane Shevlin, Sandra Ellsworth. Fifth Row: Pamela Gibbs, Sara Carney, Sally Andrews, Laura Andrews, Helen Snyder. Sixth Row: Susan Sandy, Joyce Sainuelson, Judy Warner. Seventh Row: Elizabeth Cunningham, Peggy Pearson, Susan Arcy, Virginia Sue Ridgway. Eighth Row: Jane Ritchie. Margie Vennum, Phyllis Gage. Ciglith Qtade The eighth grade has been busier than ever this year. We’ve started many new customs which we hope will become traditions at Northrop. When vve decorated the Christmas tree, we started a permanent collection of ornaments. We hope other eighth grades will increase it. Also, we arc planning the first dance to lx: given by any eighth grade at Northrop. Of course, we can’t neglect to tell about “Alky, our class mascot whom we bought at the dog show for the benefit of the Red Cross. He is a mixture of a blue and white breed, and was formally christened “Alcatraz Puddles VIN during a solemn ceremony which was run by the class officers, Jane Ix wry and Margie Vennum. Our home room has been the scene of many projects. We hung hearts on painted branches and decorated pots for the tables on Valentine's Day. Then, there was the time that we changed our desks to face a different direction: but since this did not meet with the approval of everyone involved, we reluctantly turned them back. All in all, it’s been a fun and entertaining year, and we have immensely enjoyed being supervised by Miss Nottbohm. CLASS POLL BEST ALL-AROUND Jane lonvry PERSONALITY Heidi Dc Haven MAN-CRAZY Jane Ritchie BIGOE8T FLIRT Sally Andrews MOST GULLIBLE Debbie Sarlcs MOST OFTEN IN LOVE Joyce Samuclson BEST FIGURE Barbara Forster BEST ATHLETE Susan Sandy

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CLASS POLL BEST ALL-AROUND Kale Penney MOST DRAG WITH FACULTY Fayfa Wilson BEST ALIBIS Lucy Dodge MOST IN LOVE Grctchen Boehrer FIRST MARRIED Sheila Connolly CLASS CLOWN Lassie louder BEST SPORT Lyn Neshilt MOST GULLIBLE Fayfa Wilson MOST CASUALTIES Anne Olson BIGGEST BOOKWORM Sandy Watson At the beginning of the year, if you noticed a girl running madly past you in the halls, you knew that it was a seventh grader —late for her next class. Throughout the year, however, this class has become famous for its splendid adjustment to the quick pace of life in the Upper School. Under the leadership of Grctchen Boehrer and Lissie Lauder, the girls collected games and stuffed animals for orphanage Christmas presents. On Washington’s birthday they invited sixteen of their friends to an Open House at Northrop. With six new class members, and the fine direction of Miss Ell in wood, the seventh grade has established an excellent reputation. Seventh Qxade Front Row: Bliss Wilkie, Sheila Connolly. Lassie Lauder. Middle Row: Beatrice Crosby, Lucy Dodge, Gretchen Boehrer, Judy Knudson, Audrey Ford. Back Row: Kate Penney, Lyn Nesbitt, Ann Bertram. Cheryl Lanipc, Fayfa Wilson. Sandra Watson. Ann Olson. Absent: Sondra Swanson, Betsy Walker.

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Front Row; Sally Daunt, Anne Miuteuer, Paula Pliillipps, Carol Gross, Snoozle Gracf, Barb Cashin, Sauiulra Stauchficld. Second Row: Margot I.indsay, Maggie McCarthy, Julie McConnell, Mary Cote. Anne Gillette, Jimmy , Margee Vclic, Sandy Luce. Mona LeMont, Beth Atwood. Third Row: Jane Khin, Sally New hart, Sandra Skellet, Pain Van Duscn. Barby Rice, Sara Case, Betsy Parker, Suric Hiatt, Nancy Addy, Anice Wishart, Judy Morgan. Absent: Cindy Turner, Pat Bank, Mary Louise Platt. !7re fiman Claii CLASS POLL CLASS CLOWN Anne Mintencr TALKS MOST. SAYS LEA8T Anicc Wishart BIGGKST FLIRT Mona Lcmont MOST IN U)VK Anne Gillette most GULLIBLE Betsy Parker BIGOB8T LINK Mona Lemont MAN-HATKK Suzy Hiatt FAVORITE HANGOUT Ivey’s MOST FICKLE Julie McConnell The only prize the freshmen did not win this year was the recapture of their mascot from the seniors. With Anne Gillette as President and Barby Rice as Vice-President they accomplished all sorts of triumphs. Susie Hiatt received the highest score on the Time Test for the entire school (She must read more than “Dick Tracy! ). The hustlers also won the Taller Ad Contest, thereby getting a vacation on Washington’s birthday when the rest of us came unwillingly to school. At Christmas time with the help of Miss Blodgett they sponsored a party at the Unity Settlement House. They gave the children individual presents, and the entire school a Victrola and records. With such laurels to their credit, it’s obvious that the freshmen have earned the right to move to the Senior Study Hall next year.