Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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COMMUNITY COUNCIL FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Hickok, Mrs. Gannaway, M. Colburn, Mr. Knudson, Mrs. Woolman. SECOND ROW: Miss Goranson, Mrs. Lindsay, D. Eggers, H. Cleveland, Mr. Woolman, P. Klein, M. Tumulty. Absent: N. Beckley, C. Peeps, Mrs. Stock. The Community Council had a quiet year. That is not to say that Northrop has been with out its problems, but in the midst of the merger, similar problems have been found in all three schools, and the Joint Council has been dealing with them. The Community Council deals with the little things like the pop machine, water heaters, SPECTATOR, and hall benches laden with books. The Community Council has been found at Northrop to be the best kind of government for our kind of school because it gives voice to anyone interested enough to attend meetings. JOINT COUNCIL The Three School Joint Council was established in the spring of last year to facilitate communications between Northrop, Blake, and Higher© ft, and to provide a student voice in the merging process. This fall, the Council set up a committee to study possible grading alternatives for which the Council will have the ultimate decision. They also submitted a proposal to the administrations of NCS and Blake to give seniors driving privileges while traveling back and forth to co-ed classes--it was accepted. In an effort to strengthen the Council, two additional faculty members and the head of next year's Upper School were added at the beginning of second semester. The Council handles all responsibilities in regard to student input in the decision-making process for the coming year. Members from Northrop are: N. Beckley, J. Aby, L. Drill, P. Klein, M. Hickok, and Mr. Woolman.

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The Ranger Organization, served extremely well by the sixth grade class, provided a meaningful and worthwhile opportunity for the girls to assume roles of leadership and responsibility. Rangers aid an adult supervisor at recess by offering to help plan games and activities for the smaller children and by acting as student supervisors in areas where safety is a constant factor. They have shown time and again that they are conscientious, thoughtful and very dependable. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Larsen, J. Wong, A. Johnson, A. Dolan, S. Trapp. Absent: Mrs. Cheatham (advisor). LOWER SCHOOL RANGERS LOWER SCHOOL CHOIR RONT ROW, LEFT TO LIGHT: B. Pink, A. To-ian, H. Slade, J. Wong, .Horn, E. Larsen, K. Whitehead, R. Karpeles, 4. Goodale. SECOND LOW: E. Deikel. D. Holm-erg J Atwater, L. Field, . Morrison, C. Wiethoff, 4. Perry, B. Clark. THIRD .OW: S. Trapp, A. Peter-5n, L. Whitney, Mrs. teen, M. McCarthy, A. purzem, N. Abuzzahab, . Levi. Absent: M. de-aittre, L. Thorp, L. '.ovin.

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PUBLICITY AND ENTERTAINMENT Left to RIGHT: M. McVay, N. Lund, B. Seidel, M. Tumulty, D. Anderson, Mrs. Rice, N. Meisel, Miss Claes-sens. Absent: M. Morin, L. Smith, K Ide, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Eales, Mrs. Magoffin. The Publicity and Entertainment Committee arranged all our assemblies this year by providing speakers, movies, etc. from inside or outside the school. They also took care of decorating the bulletin boards around the school. They met once a week in small meetings and on occasion had morning meetings with Mrs. Rice at Uncle John's. At those meetings they planned such things as Homecoming, the Bam dance and other special events. PUBLIC RELATIONS The Public Relations Committee, which is an old tradition at Northrop, conducted the United Way Campaign this fall with almost 100% participation in the Lower School. After arranging the Thanksgiving food donations, they worked on other subjects such as the Spring Carnival, which is always a success. LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Goranson, M. Clark, A. Kasper, H. Cleveland, J. McCarthy. Absent: K. Hersey. 13