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Edith Huna - Dietician Mayde Hakarinen Elma Anderson
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There’s no other way of saying it-Northrop simply could not function without the Maintenance, Kitchen, and Dining Room Staffs. Helping us start our cars on those sub-zero days, chalking the baseball diamond, running the elevator for broken legs, and generally cleaning up after us, the duties of our Mr. Fixits, Cal, Rhode, Phil and John are endless. Equally important are Northrop s Gourmet Cooks. Their consistenly good meals have earned them a reputation different from that of any other school. During the holidays, they also make the lunchroom quite festive with many decorations and special foods. The Maintenance, Kitchen and Dining Room Staffs are very important to the Northrop Community. It is due to the hard work of all these friends that Northrop survives. THANK YOU John Martinson
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THE HISTORY OF NORTHROP COLLEGIATE SCHOOL Northrop Collegiate School was built in 1916. However, sixteen years prior to this time, the school itself existed under the name Graham Hall. Graham Hall, located at 1800 First Avenue South, although a boarding school, was similar to Northrop in curriculum and tradition. Many of our traditions such as the Old Girls' Party for the New began at Graham Hall. Eventually, with increased enrollment, the old building became unable to accommodate the growing school. Construction then began for the new school on Kenwood Parkway which was to be called Northrop Collegiate School in honor of Cyrus Northrop, the distinguished president of the University of Minnesota, who was at that time retiring. Graham Hall This new school consisted only of the center building and the east wing. The building was made a day school for there was no residence area within the school; however, home accommodations near the school were provided for students who did not reside in Minneapolis. Northrop at that time was a one-year junior college. Northrop without the Gyms
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