Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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AFS FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Lindsay, S. Weiss, Mrs. Lindsay, D. Wong, M. McNutt, SECOND ROW: P. Arnold, N. Nolan, G. Grant, L. Witcher, B. Bean, S. Brooks. Absent: To add a little international flavor to the school we have the AFS club. From time to time we meet in the small dining room to plan such events as AFS day and the AFS movie in which money is raised for our AFS students’ stay here. This year has been more exciting having representatives from both Iceland and Denmark. 16

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THESPIANS FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Hickok, D. Wong, T. Brown, K. Pflanze, L. Olson. SECOND ROW: D. Anderson, S. Bamford, C. Stock, E. Child. Absent: K. Sweetser, K. Hersey, C. Peeps, G. Ide, M. Tumulty, L. Brock, D. Klien, J. Seigel, H. See, K. Beckley, E. Beery, M. Walsh, A. Eisenberg, J. Clark, H. Cleveland, M. Williams, M. Walsh, J. Brock, K. Ide. The Thespian Club at Northrop is part of an international organization to which belong drama-lovers, play-goers, and people interested in theatrical expression as an art. The Northrop Thespian members are the not-always-recognized backbone behind the plays. With the help of Candy and Mike Rifall, the Thespian club has found an outlet for its endless energy in viewing plays outside of school and critiquing them, as well as being the roots for all the Northrop plays. 100 hours of work are required to become a Thespian. This year the Thespians produced the plays Member of the Wedding, Black Comedy and The Public Eye, and finally a musical in the spring, Little Mary Sunshine. JUNIOR DRAMA FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Olson, S. Schilling, M. Hickok. SECOND ROW: S. Wolfe, K. Maurer, M. Sund-berg, T. Erickson. 15

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COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Lund, S. Wolfe, I. Soderberg, J. Winrich, K. Goodale, L. Hartwell, K. Trostel. SECOND ROW: R. Peebles, Mrs. Hutchins, S. Bailey, M. Seigel, L. Smith, M. McVay, B. Olson, A. Zemek, K. Pflanze, S. Weiss, D. deCregory. The Community Involvement Program enables students from the 7-12 grades to go into the community on voluntary nine-week placements. The majority of the many students in the program have made use of Northrop's proximity to Eitel Hospital, the Groveland Nursing Home, and the Child Garden Montessori Day Care Center. On any day of the week students can be found heading off into the community to on-site learning experiences. Evaluation of the program indicates that for many students involvement in the life of the community has become a significant part of NCS's education. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Nolan, S. Noll, B. Bean, B. Seidel, A. Harlow, S. Schilling, M. Walsh. SECOND ROW: A. van der Have, E. Wiethoff, A. Kasper, N. Thompson, L. Olson. Absent: M. McNutt, L. Witcher, S. Brooks, M. Tumulty, A. Batdorf, K. Bryant, J. Cowles, C. Leavenworth, A. French, G. Nordling, M. Clark, B. Searles. LOWER SCHOOL WORKERS This is the second year of the Lower School workers program. Students volunteer in assisting teachers in the classroom and tutoring children. Most workers help in art, gym, math, and English classes. The students enjoy this program and are really valued by the teachers. 17