Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 OC- 5 fill Zable of Contents Statement of Theme, page three Dedication, page four Northrop in Pictures, page six Activities, page sixteen Faculty, page thirty-two Lower School, page forty-two Upper School, page fifty Seniors, page sixty-four Literary Division, page one hundred eighteen Cum Laude, page one hundred thirty Class of 1959, page one hundred thirty-one Advertisements, page one hundred thirty-two Acknowledgements, page one hundred seventy-five 2

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Jmpressions of Our „Hours Nature's first green is gold, Her hardest hue to hold. Her earl) leaf's a flower: But only so an hour. Then leaf subsides to leaf. So Eden sank to grief. So dawn goes down to day. Nothing gold can stay. —Robert Frost Life's golden hours flee, almost before our eyes, from the future to the past. Our dreams become memories; we move on—our past becomes but a shadow. Through the years, souvenirs of forgotten times recall to our minds our yesterdays. Our Taller draws together threads of memory to form a golden web of reminiscence. Hoarding the signs, the mementoes, we have spun a web of impressions not to be considered in part, but to be viewed as a whole. Our footsteps echoing through the halls will not fade; our laughter will not die. The golden hue of our hours at Northrop is hard to hold; we have captured and preserved it for the days to come. Our impressions are recorded on these pages to help you draw vivid pictures of the past. Zfiis is our gift to you. J Golden Kook of flours. 3