Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 One morning when Cyrus P. Bear, official mascot of Northrop Collegiate School, was sitting in front of the lower hall fireplace dreaming of books and themes and Blue and White teams and plans for a bright new year, he was pounced upon by a group of girls in red ties who asked him very confidentially if he would like to be the star of a Tatler production. Cyrus accepted with great pleasure, but just as he was off to be immersed in the activities and accomplishments of a wonderful year, he said, in a very low voice, “You know, not everyone thinks I’m a real bear.” But Cyrus is real; he is as real as the school spirit which he embodies, and he lives in the halls of Northrop just as surely as respect and pride in the ideals of our school live in the hearts of each of its students. As long as the aims and hopes, the sadnesses and the joys, the satisfactions and achievements of school life continue with us. there will be school spirit; and as long as there is school spirit, why who else but Cyrus could tell this story ...

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DEDICATION The Tatler of 1956 is dedicated to MARJORIE HARRISON whose devotion to her profession has been an inspiration and the source of vitalized knowledge for Northrop students. Her friendship is cherished by each of us.

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ADMINISTRATION I