Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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SENIOR CHOIR—FRONT ROW: L Witcher. T. McCannel, B. Whitman. M. Bennett, R. Wilson. J Dow. J. Buchstcin. J. Dalrymplc; BACK: E. Elwcll, B. Dietz. C. Larson. L. Syverton, L. Reed. M. Cullen, M. Albrecht. N. Anderson. P. Osh. Giving time and effort To entertain With variety— Religion in a Giristmas carol, Romance in a modern ballad. A blend of tone and thought Revealing inspiration— Reflecting musically The golden harmony Of Northrop. JUNIOR CHOIR OFFICERS— FRONT ROW: L, Mcech. P H .u gen; BACK: D. Dyar. N. Osh. JUNIOR CHOIR—FRONT ROW: P. Witcher. B. Lowry. B. Tobin. L. Massie, K Hawkinson. E. Archibald. L. Gold-ner, J. Brooks, J. Dow; MIDDLE: B. Barton, T. Turnquist, G. Wiper. K. Anderson. M. Faegre, P. Faegre, L. dc Laittrc. G. Rizer, M. Moses, J. McFarland; BACK: N. Solstad, P. Haugen, M. Bellows, D. Brown, M. Gibson. D. Dyar, P. McNairy, N. Cash, K. Winston, J. Bruce.

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den Berg, C. Cornelius, P. Odcndahl, A. Dyar, D. SENIOR CHOIR—FRONT ROW: L. Caswell. R. Bean, M van -roticftn K1 n . , • , M v R Davant, S. Worthing; BACK: W. Raudenbush, K. Keith. N- Pl“tou' C- Fcrhi»on. M. Barbatsis, S. Nash. K. Brooks, S. Miller. Zke Choirs All man's emotion And experience Portrayed by our choirs Through music— The most vivid medium of expression. Gay voices— High, low— Spontaneous ideas, Enthusiasm— All individual, all one. SENIOR CHOIR OFFICERS — FRONT ROW: L. Caswell, Mrs. Preus; BACK: N. Platou, A. Dyar, K. Brooks. JUNIOR CHOIR—FRONT ROW: A. Overstreet. N. Nathanson, S. Stewart. M. Pattison, S. Anderly. L. Meech, J. Haugen. J. Preckshot, M. Hus tad; MIDDLE: B. Brown. G. Dorn, J. Bcrnic. R. Van Dusen, C. Druy, E. Siegel, K. Reycr-son, K. Henderson, J. Searlcs; BACK: S. Mithun. C. Dransfield, K. Baily, S. Perry, R. Glassbcrg, L. Alexander, H. Goodman. M. Von Blon, F.. Crane. M. Stangc.

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junior World Affairs Inquisitive minds Searching for knowledge of the world— Current events and world affairs Coining into discussions— Fourteen young minds Pondering the problems faced by nations In an informal and informative session. Bringing world awareness to youth. FRONT ROW: J. Searlcs. T. Turn-quist, C. Case, A. Lindgren; MIDDLE: G. Wright, K. McMillan, J. Thompson, E. Bellows, P. Andrews; BACK: S. Hunt, C. Dransficld, D Brown, J. Clark, J. Brucc. Jlome Economics Club Another first—our Home Economics club-- Sixteen girls devoting hours, using precious study periods Exercising culinary talents Under the patient eye of Mrs. Johnson— Working their way through English By making fudge for Mrs. Paetz— Enjoying the skill Necessary to prospective homemakers. FRONT ROW: L. Alexander, P McNair)', J. McFarland. C. Stinch field; BACK: E. Siegal, D. Cook. L. MacDonald. L. Smith, P. EIwcII, M. Gibson. M. Von Blon, E. Henderson.