Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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sixth grade By the time you get to the sixth grade The hardest part of the day is coming to school. Oh those car pool blues! Yeah, sixth graders have made it through it all. Made it past miles of history outlines And miles of vocab word lists and study halls You've learned all the ins and outs by now And you get so clever. You hardly ever get caught being bad Note: the expert note passer, the smooth board doodler The voice of school gossip and you giggle a lot all the time When you finally get to sixth, you've got a favorite subject Like recess or going home or unicycles or Rangers And you're outstanding as the sixth grade class 'Cause you're the biggest with the happiest faces. Clockwise from teachers: Miss La Belle. Mrs Chamberlain. Sweetser. Dunn. Murray J Clark Mersey Beery, Pent M Clark Jacobs Sanford Bowman. Slade. Peterson. Powell. Knudson Murphy. Peebles. Ankeny. Goodale McCarthy. Savage West Stock. Pikovsky. Shuck Absent Hartwell. Sharpe. Winch

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fifth grade We like this year even better. a united gentleness shyness enthusiasm for science and everything else a big need for honesty Mrs. Ederer takes us to many different lands. With Peking and Cro Magnon Man. Then adding, subtracting, dividing, and times. Mrs. Pufahl knows lots and lots of math rhymes. Whenever our math or our history is done. We can t wait ‘til the next day to have some more fun.” From top center clockwise: Lindsay. Mrs Pufahl. Borman Tenney. Ide Seed. Moyles. Masko. Anderson. Arnold. Klein. Akers Hay. Wright Velie Smiley, Crawford. Siegel. Leroy. Cargill. Wohlrabe, Budd. Atwater. Keating. Crosby. Bamtord. Kane. Ptlan e. Ewing. Mrs Ederer

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 Your microscope is bigger than my microscope! and I hopscotch better with one eye closed, too. Straight from Nashville The Lower School zoo contains many unique species. The term diet has not yet reached the twelve o'clock lunch bunch. 26