Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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TATLER STAFF FRONT ROW: M. Albrecht, M. Cullen; SECOND ROW: B. Reid. W. O'Connor, M. Pohl. S. Bradford. P. Cash. N. Anderson; THIRD ROW: P. Blum, J. Verecn, K Burnet, C Ferguson. Publications Committee Buzz Book, Non hr op Key, Toiler, Spectator— Responsibilities of the Publications Committee—synonymous With hurried meetings, close deadlines, toilsome layout, Advertising space, censorship. Our Spectator— More humorous than ever, six issues instead of the usual four— Thoroughly satisfying our public's appetite for communication Until Toiler’s publication. The Taller, treasury of our golden hours. Prized senior souvenir, product of diligent hours of toil, debates, decisions. The volume containing a record Of our joys and sorrows In this irreplaceable golden year. SPECTATQR STAFF FRONT ROW: N. Platou, B. Owens, T. Andreas, P. Winslow; SECOND ROW: J. Dalrymplc, L. Syvcrton. G. Clifford. C. Onan, M. Bennett. B. Howard, T. McCannel. W. Raudenbush. 20

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SENIOR COMMITTEE: E. Rogers. T. West. P. Odendahl. B. Whitman. J. Flinch. C. Jcnness. M MeGray. SEATED: M. Maeder, M. Bean. R. Bean. K. Stromme. School Procedure Committee Silent, invisible conscience Given voice and power Guiding us to new freedoms and higher integrity Making possible our system of honor. Moral substance of our school— Achieving benefits for us Through a safety program, a reenforcement of existing laws And the establishment of new profitable laws— Bringing forth the highest in us— A democracy of gold. JUNIOR COMMITTEE-STANDING: L Mcech, M. Crosby. K. Anderson, K. Baily, L. DcLaittrc, J. Bruce, S. Sawyer, P. Haugen. SEATED: M. Bellows, P. Andrews. C. Case, R. Driscoll.

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SENIOR COMMITTEE BACK ROW: J Clough, B. Dieti C. Johnson, L. Recc THIRD ROW: E Berglund, M. Levitt M. Child, K. Keith R. Kutcher; SECOND ROW: J Buchstcin. M. Haw kinson. A. Walling R. Wilson; FRONT ROW: M Egcrmaycr, K. Lips chultz, P. Winter L. Witcher. Public Relations Committee Giving—their main occupation— Selflessly working for others, collecting money, organizing drives— Community Chest, March of Dimes, a uniquely profitable bazaar, A Valentine party' at Shriners' Hospital, food sales. Thanksgiving food donated to settlement houses, Financial assistance to a brother and sister at Edison, The year's extra profits voted to a fund of their choice— Projects ably accomplished Under the guidance of the committee head. And its advisor. This their most profitable year—successfully completed— Admirably completed—Laudeamus! JUNIOR COMMITTEE BACK ROW M. Connolly, T Carlson, H Dawson, S. Dca ver; THIRD ROW S. Ringer, P Kobbc. K Wright, B Bruce; SECOND ROW E. Archibald, T Johnson. li.’ Me Cunc. C. Farring ton; FRONT ROW S. Isgrigg. J Steiner, N. Dahl berg. 21