Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Shortly alter the beginning ol the year, Northrop's fourth grade made an excursion to radio station WCCC). While they were there, they heard Cedric Adams' noon broadcast, and later there was much excitement when they received a copy of the broadcast as a souvenir. The girls organized a Citizen’s Club which meets every morning. Every student has the opportunity to become Secretary or President of this organization. In the morning period, many factors in the news and their own daily activities arc discussed. This is a fine group, and the fourth grade girls feel that the year was very successful. Fourth Grade Front Row: L. Wasson. S. Nash. I’. Chisholm, M. Polil, K. Knudson. Back Row: Sally Wilkie, J. Vereen, C. Light, M. McCabe, Ronnie Sigal. G. Strong, K. Gleeson. P. Winslow (top), Reggie Sigal, Susie Wilkie, P. Plass, K. Lipschultz, S. Andrews. 23

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Front Row: 1,. Levine 15. Melamed II. KHsworth K. Bertram Row 2: J. Galloway L. Stein I.. Gage 15. Bagley Row 3: Nash I . I'illsburv K. Ilenrikson Row 4: A. Mitchell M. Miller N. Moore Overholt Row 5: A. Light A. Stephenson M. Barrows S. Dodge Standing: K. McCarthy C. Case Absent: C. de Laittre Fifth Grade The tilth grade has been an active and peppy class this year. They took a field trip to the Hennepin County Historical Society and were very impressed by the old collections they saw there. Georgia Ovcrholt brought glory to her class when her dog took the championship cup in the Northrop Dog Show. Sally IXnJge won the Christmas poem contest and her poem was printed in the Lower School Christmas cards to the parents. In gym class, the 1 lurricanes and the Tornadoes whipped through games of Ncwcombc with some of the other Lower School grades. Also this year, the fifth graders enjoyed the privilege of eating lunch at the French table. With such a busy and happy class, how could they fail, next year, to lie one ot the best of the Lower School Classes that Northrop has ever had! 22

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M. Wakefield. I.. Syverton, K. Keith. J. Arlelt. B. Miller. Absent: C. Spencer. Third Grade During their extensive study of Indians, this class was fortunate in having a deer skin tepee on display in their room, with many other items which were brought in by the girls themselves. Third graders have-found much enjoyment in playing the Harmony Pipes with grades five and six in the Lower School Band. They have developed an interest in painting, which increases when third grade masterpieces appear on display in the halls. In their reading, they have visited many a foreign country. They have made several pamphlets which describe the various places the girls have studied. 24