Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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CLACIA TEVLIN, B.S., B.S.L. LIBRARIAN Behind the scenes of otir well-organized library lie many intricate and time-consuming duties. COURTLAND WHITE. A B. ENGLISH “Be specific! ANNA L. TURNGREN, B.S. ENGLISH She lays the foundations for Upper School English. JANE NEWMEYER RICE, A.B., A M. ENGLISH Remember, meaning and context.” DORIS WOLFF, B.S. ENGLISH Lectures punctuated with familiar quotations. 16

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MISS NOTTBOHM Miss Nottbohm has an exalted, authoritative position as Director of the Upper School, but she treats everyone as individuals. She does not read human nature like a test score. The real trial of her organizing skill comes in the seemingly unsurmountablc task of keeping Northrop’s variegated calendar from dissolving into utter chaos, and she always succeeds. Challenging and prodding, never berating or underestimating, Miss Nottbohm transforms inquisitive souls into true knowledge seekers. The position of Director of the Lower School entails matchless patience, devotion to infinite detail, answering a thousand questions, guiding a hundred young minds. Mrs. Bryan fulfills all of these requirements. Her schedule, hopelessly crammed, includes time to talk to any minorly or majorly distressed lower schooler. Mrs. Bryan injects warmth and individual concern into this enormous job. She quietly, firmly, devotedly leads her little ones in perfect control. Mrs. Bryan’s dignity and ability set her apart as one to be respected and admired. MRS. BRYAN

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LOIS NOTTBOHM, B.S., M.A. MATH Counselor, administrator, teacher and. above all. friend. DOROTHY ELLINWOOD, B.S., M.A. MATH It’s easy once you get it. IDA ENGSTROM, B.S., M.A. MATH. LATIN Not only the mysteries of mathematics and res Latinar, hut also harmonious organ music. EUNICE BRINGEN. A.B. MATH A geometric mixture of knitting needles, obtuse angles, and humor. 17