Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Skatki : K. Pritchard, S. Arcy. I). Sarlcs. M. Bell. H. Dc Haven, B. Forster, R. Morris, P. Gage. Stanii-inc: J. Wilson, I.. Andrews, P. Hawkinson, K. Berghuis. J. I.ewin. Ncwcombc, C. dc Laittre, J. Ritchie, C. Gaylord, M. Top, M. Vennum, (i. Ridgway. P. Pierson, S. Carney, I. (»ihl s. I). Cornell, S. Sandy. J. Warner. H. Snyder. Absent: S. Andrews. S. Ellsworth. Class of 1955 This year the class with all the energy began its action by electing Heidi Dc Haven its president anil Mary Ann Bell its secretary. In ijuick succession they organized the Junior Choir, and gave Ihe Littlest Angel at Christmas tor the Ixnver School girls. Also at Christmas, they brought in the money they would have spent on Christmas cards tor one another to be given to the Cass l ake Indians. The total was $100.60. They put on a Savc-A-Soul” clothing drive and collected a huge number of articles to he shipped overseas. Their sjjeedy volleyball team, captained by Mary Top. ran away with the all-school title. Margie Vennum was chairman of the committee which pul on their annual dance in the Crosby Room to the theme of An American in Paris. Their Minstrel Show, starring Pam Ballin' The Jack Gibbs was a great success. Their adviser. Miss Blodgett will testify that this is one class Northrop had lx tter watch out for! 16

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When the twenty-seven new sophomores streamed into League Study Hall last September, Miss (.'ray. their adviser, fortified herself lor another strenuous season. It’s a good thing she did. Alter their won derful take oil on the musical comedy “Guys and Dolls, in the Old Girls Party For The New. they elected their olficers: Sally Daunt, president, and Anne Mintencr, secretary. Sally Ncwhart was elected as council representative for the first semester, and Susie I liatt took her place in the second. I he sopho mores, when not occupied with their numerous extra-curricular activities, hit their books hard. Susie Hiatt brought honor to her class by scoring the highest in the school in the Time Current Events l est lor the second year. When these girls move over to the coveted left side of the Study Hall as juniors next year, they will lx- well oriented in the ways of the Senior high. Class of 1954 Row 1: A. Mintencr, S. Daunt. Row 2: F. Gracf, B. Parker. M. Donaldson, Row 3: S. Hiatt, S. Luce. Row 4: B. Cashin, B. Atwood. Row 5: P. Bank, M. McCarthy. Row 6: M. L. Platt, A. Wishart. M. Cote. C. Kopeitz, R. Lighter, F. Potter. B. Rice. S. Case. P. Van Dusen. J. Ebin, C. Turner, S. Skellcl, A. Gillette, J. McConnell. S. Xcwhart, B. Dvorak. J. Morgan. IS

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The eighth graders started off their first year as veteran Upper Schoolers under the leadership of Lucy Dodge, their President, and Kate Penney, their Secretary. Many eighth graders participated in the Junior Committees of the League, and as members of the recently organized Junior Choir. This fall they won the traditional seventh-eighth grade hockey game, and this spring they lost the traditional eighth-ninth grade basketball game. (Those results follow the tradition, we might add!) The girls were honored in having Virginia Salford as a guest in one of their cooking classes during the winter. They were very active during the exciting Christmas Season, had charge of the decoration of the big tree in the down stairs main hall, and participated in the “Oratorio.” Under the patient guidance of their adviser, Miss Nottbohm, the eighth graders have had a very successful year. Class of 1956 Back Row: I.. Dodge. K. Penney, G. Bochrer, B. Wilkie, S. Watson, S. Swanson. A. Ford, A. Olson, S. Connolly. I). Loudon. J. Knudson, C. Lampe. Middle Row: B. Walker, C. Colwell, C. Harrison, F. Wilson, A. Bertram. Front Row: I.. Lauder, L. Nesbitt. B. Crosby. Absent: A. Brockman. 17