Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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CHORUS FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Claessens, K. Hanvik, M. McNutt, B. Bean, D. Wong, E. Hersey. SECOND ROW: M. Clark, E. Beery, C. Stock, L. Drill, R. Peebles, P. Pentz, H. Cleveland, T. Rouner. THIRD ROW: E. Child, M. Summer, K. Bryant, C. Savage. FOURTH ROW: M. Walsh, K. Bcckley, K. MacMillan, M. Polk, C. Ryan. FIFTH ROW: G. Noid-ling, B. Searles, J. Shedd, L. Witcher, N. Nolan, E. Wciser. SIXTH ROW: A. Bat-dorf, S. Brooks, A. Be vis, D. Anderson, S. DeLaittrc, S. Noll, J. Aby. Absent: H. Ankeny, S. Bowman, L. Peterson, N. Thompson, D. Wagner, M. Williams, A. Tiller, L. Dietrich, M. Bowe, K. Hersey. The Chorus has come a long way since last year. With a larger group everyone worked harder and had fun. After great Christmas and Spring concerts, they made various performances which concluded the season well. INSTRUMENTAL GROUP The Instrumental Group was formed for the Christmas program. They practiced three periods a week and played several traditional carols. They were a nice new addition to our Christmas program. LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Harlow-flute, S. Wolfe-oboe, I. Soderburg- cello, J. Adams- clarinet, M. Johnson- trumpet. 18

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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

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TATLER FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Bryant, Mrs. Magoffin, J. Coleman, K. Hersey, Mrs. Johnson, B. Bean. BACK ROW: A. Kasper, M. McNutt, G. Grant, N. Nolan, M. Morin, L. Witcher, S. Noll, S. Brooks. The creation of the TATLER was difficult this year. Because of busy schedules and traveling back and forth to Blake, finding time to get the whole senior class together at one time was a near impossibility. This proved to be a disaster near the time of deadlines--having to chase after people to develop pictures, get write-ups, make decisions, needing certain people to get ail these things accomplished, and after long searching and puzzling, finding they happened to be at Blake. Yup, it was a fast pace this year... probably more so than ever before. But we did it--every deadline (almost) was at least two weeks late, but it worked and the TATLER '74 is here! 19