Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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FRONT ROW: T. Andreas. B. Whit-man, M. Bean, J. Vereen; MIDDLE: R. Wilson, K. Lipschultz, P. Blum, Sally Wilkie. L. Caswell; BACK: P. Cash, B. Howard, M. Noll, S. Nash. N. Anderson, M. Pohl, M. Pcsek. Zkesp'ms The creation Or reproduction Of a phase of life— A scene, a man, life's golden hours— This is the aim Of the Thespians. Seeking knowledge and enjoyment, Skill and versatility In the study and execution Of a tragedy—a comedy. A gift—part of themselves Reflected in the interpretation Of another character— The product of effort— Entertainment. The essence of drama— Intangible Indescribable- Ephemeral Illuminating the actor's life. The supreme effort Resulting in the one tangible Product of our Thespians— Guys and Dolls. Grease paint, tears, laughter, and color— All flowing in the blood of a Thespian. Luck Be a Lady 24 Guys and Dolls

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FRONT ROW: M. Crosby, A. Dyar, K. Kovcc, P. HI well, W. Silvermann, T. Whitclcy, S. Spencer; MIDDLE: M. Barbatsis, N. Winter, M. Heersemt, C. Harris. D. Cook. C. Stinchficld, R. Sigal. P. Konsberg. W. O’Connor. A. I.indgren; BACK: C. Lajoic, I.. Caswell, A. Briggs, N. Romer, J. Crabtree, C. Larson, C. Binger. C. Forster, L. Rappaport, J. English. E. Elwell, M. Pesek, S. Smullcn. FRONT ROW: S. Nash. P. Winslow, P. Kons-berg; MIDDLE: C. Ferguson. L. Lack, M. Albrecht, R. Sigal, Miss Blodgett. B. Reid; BACK: M. Pohl, M. Levitt, B. Dietz. Publicity-Entertainment A golden-eyed jester bringing pleasure and entertainment— Graceful figures gently swaying to music in a secret garden— Laughing new' additions watching antics of the old, A meeting of foreign language teachers, an assembly for the prevention of fir Holidays gaily arriving with turkeys, red ornaments, evergreen boughs, Bulletin boards bedecked with posters announcing activities. Qreek Club Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta— Immortal words w ith roots deep in ancient times. Our quest whose reward is knowledge of ancient philosophy and history, Tied to the present through the understanding of Medical terms and other languages— A study holding golden secrets.

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FIRST ROW: B. Whitman, P. Blum, K. Lipschultz, M. Bean. T. Andreas; SECOND: M. Pohl. P. Chisholm, K Burnet, R. Sigal, B. Owens; THIRD: J. CJoiJfch, N. Platou, S. Nash, C. Ferguson, W. O'Connor; FOURTH: N. Anderson, J. English. M. Noll, L. Rappaport, M. • Pesek; FIFTH: J. Flinch, J. Fee, A. Briggs, J. Vereen. B. Howard. L. Syvcrton. drench Club A circle of activity and enthusiasm, our Cerclc Francais Abounding with plans and ideas— Conducting meetings in French with true Gallic spirit, Hoping one day to sec France and her people Working toward this golden dream s coming true— FIRST .ROW: B. Diet , M. Child, M. Albretht; SECOND. J. Dow. P. Chisholm. R. Kutchet; THIRD: N. Winter. Sue Wilkie. W. O'Connor; FOURTH: Sally Wilkie, W. Siivermann. S. Spencer; FIFTH: M. Hger-mayer, N. Romer. P. Odendahl. Its members going to French plays. Having French picnics Even arranging French luncheons For the entire school— Going to French restaurants. Planning a dance. Laughter and accomplishment— Keynotes to our club— Remembering the past And dreaming of the future. Spanish Club New this year Our Club Espanol, Full of plans and ideas. Industrious hands Bringing closer to us Foreign places Spanish films and records and pins for dub members, Fourteen in all this year. Excursions to Spanish restaurants -Luncheon meetings Full of Spanish chatter— Learning more Through each new experience— Building golden bridges of friendship Across the seas. 25