Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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10 2 7 T H E A X T L K H 10 2 7 HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS Ralph Ack.man Sf. Bonlfacius, Minn. Timothy Clans: Mission Study Class. “Nothing is imposiibtc (o a Kilting heart. Ahtiicr Anderson Princeton, Minn. ty: don Vice-President of Junior Class: Antler Staff: Quiver Staff. ’Arthur is so quiet You hardly fcnov? Ac's round. Nut hr knotes how to study And make fine marks, we’ve found.” Helen Anderson St. Paul, Minn. Xoknmis S«K ioty; Glee Club: Chorus. Her sunny disposition. Her humorous inclination, Her power of consolation. Have won much admiration.” Caki. Bergstrom Minneapolis, Minn. Svcu Society. •VI modest student of sober phiz. Who doe his work and minds his bis. Howard Bissio St. Paul. Minn. Hiawatha Debating Society; Basketball Team, Baseball Team. It's good to be a baseball star, 'Cause then you know you're i opular. Irving Christenson St. Paul. Minn. Science Club; Basketball: Quiver Staff. “The world is no better if we worry. Life is no longer if tee hurry.” Elmer Ai.iiinsox Minneapolis, Minn. Science Club.’ There is nothing that costs so little and goes so far as courtesy. 2s'V ClIKSTINK MAK A MU: H.SON Minneapolis, Minn, Florence Nightingale Society. She's pretty, good Matured, ingenuous, wise. And not to be judged at all by her size. Walter Anderson Minneapolis, Minn. Illnwntlm Debating Society; Science Club: Chorus: Basketball, An athlete true and tried. Naemi Bkhgstrom Minneapolis, Minn. Svea Society. .-I girl of sterling irorth. ing wortn. SlONE BOOK Constance, Minn. Mission Study Class; Ruth Class. Christ is the lamp by which her feet are guided.” Frank Cmnoman Broicnsdalc, Minn. Mission Study Class; Timothy Class. True worth needs no defining.” Twenty-Four

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1 9 2 7 T II E A N T L E R 19 2 7 THE JUNIOR CLASS ItlU'BKX Ll'NlXlUKX - Art11UK Axdkrsox - Clara Siika - Maroarrt I . I.ARSON - Should you ask us whence we entered? From the great lakes of the Northland, From the forest and the prairies. From the land of the Dakotas.” JVhen the leaves were falling softly On the second of September To our School of Laughing H aters- -.III our chieftains and our maidens Forty-five we were in number— ll'e whose hearts were fresh and simple It'ho had faith in God and nature By the shores of Mississippi, By the shining big sea water. Stood our great “wigwam of knowl edge.” Honor be to Minnehaha!” With a shout exclaimed our tribe. Many things our IIaha” taught us Of the stars that shine in Heaven, Of the laws that guide our earth-globe. Of the fishes in the water. Of the problems that xvill meet us, Of the Narrow Path to Heaven. Some were listless, dull ami dreamy. Never studied they their lessons ’Til we fought the famous battles, - - - President - - - Vice President - Seeretary - Treasurer Writing in our little “blue-books.” Words of wisdom ’bout our Science, I.atin, History, and Bible. F.v'ry fall we get to-gether Hound the camp-fire of our wigwam. Soon with boxes and arnnes flashing We all fight and work to-gether. In the early days of Springtime How we hiked the Banks of ‘Sippi. Then we bu’lt a crackling fire, Where the Falls of Minnehaha Flash and gleam among the oak trees Laugh and leap into the valley,” Made a joyous feast and shouted, Hail to thee, Oh Minnehaha!” Twice we’ve danced around the campfire As a token of best wishes li’hen some warriors and some maidens Said, Farewell” to Minnehaha. Thus the years are passing onward, We are Juniors strong and mighty. Now a joyous feast we’re platin'ng For the mightiest of our warriors. There we’ll raise our songs rejoicing Giving thanks to God, the Father For his grace and blessings boundless, For our dearest Minnehaha, For the friends we here have found. K. V. 28 AND A. M. F. 28 Tictntv-Three

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19 2 7 1 9 2 7 T II E A X T L E R Margaret Daiiliiiki.m Miunraimlix. Minn, Noknmis Society; Glee Club: Chorus. HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS ‘.•I rharmitiy sense of z irl in every iron . n ass' Francks Dahuen J iniiropo ir, Minn. Florence Niifhtimr.ilo Society Glee Club; Chorus; Quiver Stuff. ’or cr A others is the ke gentle consideration t the keynote of h■ disposition. Ki.wood Edi.ixo Minneapolis, Minn. Merit makes a man. Ai.bin Erickson Hair irk, Minn. Mission Study Class; Science Club. Hoic long, oh I rd. how long! Editii Erickson Cambridge, Minn. Nokoinls Society. Sincerity has a charm of its own. Aones M. Freij Zumhrota, Minn. Sve« Sbclcty; Quill Club; A n t I e r Staff: Freshman Scholarship. 'iJ. ‘.'ml prize S wed bill-A mer ica n Composition. 'it. So intelligent, sane, and lovable is she that ire ran sag to all the world, ‘Here's a friend who is a friend.’ Lacrette Gauthier Muscatine, lowu. S'oko in i Society: Kuth Class; Florence Nightingale Society; Quill Club. To be sincere and faithful is her maxim. Ix)is Gi.emakkk •Sf. Paul, Minn. Florence Nlehtintrnle Society; Chorus. Thy winning manner and sweet face Will make thee friends in every place. Marion Goi.dthritk Minneapolis, Minn. A charming yirl with a wonderful disposition, Al l'll a Hokknson St. Louis Park. Minn. Glee Club. Cheerfulness, beauty, and good sense All abound in this onn person. EvEI VN Hci.Tqi'IST Minneapolis. Minn. Glee Club. She has the Pollyanna spirit. Rcth Iverson Minneaimlis. Minn. Sven Society; Kuth Class. There is depth of sincerity in her friendship. Twenty-Five