Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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19 2 7 T II E A N T L E R 19 2 7 HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS Kith Sjoijx Minneapolis, Minn. Nokoinls Society. 'SA in a I way good and true : Girlx like her ore very fete. Harry Smith Minneapolis, Minn. Ilinwntbn Dclmtln Society. Let every man he » • persuaded in hi$ otcu mind. Alyck Stowe St. Paul, Minn. President. Nnkoinis Society; Glee Club: Chorus. Happy-goAueky, fair and free. S o t hi n o there i that holla i n me. (W Alyck A. .Johnson SI. Paul, Minn. Nokoinls Society. She and gloom are relation. DM i ' Ml i.n Kiiicksdn St. Paul. Minn. Glee Club; Nokomi Society; Clio nut. ’Pull of fun and mine hie f too— Doing thing he shouldn’t do. Kosu: Sxorrnuo Dawson. Minn. NokomU Society; Glee Club; Chorus. The friendship that makes the least noise is eery often the most useful. Doris Soi.hekq Osseo. Minn. Sven Society; Glee Club; Chorus. Her eyes smile constantly. Her lip hare serious sweetness. Sami:i:i. Wiuson St. Paul. Minn. Science Club; Ilii ketlmlk H’hat’s the use of worryin't [ Rachel I .arson Florence Nightingale Socle-ty; Kutb Class. Sincerity, swerlnes . devoid of pride. Twenty-Eight

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1 I) 2 7 T II E A N T L E R 1 i) 2 7 HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS Hnts Maouvio Minneapolis. Minn. Olec Club; Florence Nightingale Society: Chorus. .•I little unobtrusive Mi , the kind you seldom see. Hut when it comes to service. she it good a she can he. Bernice Mattsox Mtnneapolis. Ruth Class. A hluAhinu cheek bespeak a modest mind. V (i. N'kLSON eapolis, Mmn. htljiBstle Society. When joy flT7f duty clash. Lei duty yo to smash. Everett Pkarmox Minneapolis. Minn. Science Club. Oh this learning, what a trial it is I Evelyne Peterson Minneapolis, Minn. Florence Nightingale Sode- y. Treasurer; Chorus: Glee Club; Antler Staff. A rare compound of odd-Up. frolic and fun. Who relishes a joke and rejoices a pun. Whose manner is yenerous. open and sincere. A stranger to dishonesty, a stranger to fear. I.i'M ira Pick a 8t. Paul, Minn. Fresident. Quill Club. '26: Editor-In-Chief. Quiver, 27: Junior Vice-President, '20. naynt {tower of attraction.” Pi111.n Mai.kkmox Minneapolis. Minn. Ilfawnthn Debuting Society; Quill Club. “1’om can nrrer tell altont these little fellows.” Adrian Nblrox St. I'aul, Minn. Silence Club. be{tendahllitit is one of the yreatest virtues. Florence Oppkoard Minneapolis. Minn. Quill Club: Nokomls: Kuth Class: Managing Editor of Alumni Voice, ’27. '7 trains were golden, her hi ail would he a goldmine Quill Roth Perssox St. Paul. Minn. Club: Florence Nightingale Society. •Shi- re presents the sicerf-ness of life. •t- L a Sylvia Peterson St. Paul. Minn. Florence Nightingale Society. Secretary: Quiver Stuff. She who plants kindness A gathers lore. - C’iara Jean Shea Minneapolis, Minn. Chorus: Florence Nightingale Society: Secretary. Junior Class. 27. “ I brimful of mischief, fun, and glee As ever a mortal girl can he. Twenty-Seven

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19 2 7 T II E A X T L E R 19 2 7 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Guexx Walex ------- President Carhou. Nki.sun - -- -- -- - Vice President Doxalo Hoski.i. - -- -- -- - Secretary-Treasurer The class of 1921) entered Minnehaha Academy as orderly Freshmen should, determined to acquire the knowledge which would prepare us for our vocations in life. By our diligence and ambitious spirit we have shown our determination to finish the tasks leading to this goal. We started out with a resolution to do our best. Arthur Anderson was our class president from the very first until just recently, when he became a member of the Junior class; and a new leader, Glenn Walen, took his place. The members of our class have distinguished themselves chiefly in literature and athletics. We arc well represented on the Honor Roll and Quiver Staff. God saw fit to take home to Him one of our dear classmates, Hilda Erickson. She has left behind her an influence that will forever remain with us. Our two years of high school hold many precious memories; some jolly, and some serious. We can truly say that wc are glad we came to Minnehaha Academy and thank fid for what our school has given us. We all hope to be Juniors next year, which will be another step toward the fulfillment of our ambition. It is the united determination of our class members to be still more faithful to our school work, so that at the completion of our four year course we shall have the satisfaction of knowing that we have done our best. —I). Y. 29. Ticentv-Sine