Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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T II E A N T L E R O F 1 9 2 9 Mii.drku Peterson Minneapolis. N'okomis; TutvsiSl. ‘Her dark brown eye reveal a depth Sot teen in many other. 11»:ktii Stbsn rero St. Paul. H lit It Class; Florence Nightingale; Glee Club. With toughing eyes and pleasing manner. Yet serious purposes loo. Hedvio Swanson Minneapolis. Kutli Class: Florence Nightingale; Mission Study Class; 1st Swedish prlxe, ’27; Junior Scholarship, 1928; Athletic Representative, 28. A girl who can study and fight and win, A girl tcho's a sticker through thick and thin. Walden Swanson Minneapolis. Hiawatha. To read, and read is my delight.” Arlexe Skanse St. Paul. N'okomis; See. Glee Club; Junior Athletic Representative. Hy her sweet smiles and winning ways she wins our hearts. Violet Suxdmark St. Paul. Glee Club; Sven; Florence Nightingale. A fair and blue-eyed maid. Hiciiaro Swanson Minneapolis Glee Club; Svea: Timothy; Debate Squad; Or. Man.. Quiver Staff. ’29. He sloops with dignity and soars with case. Ouvr.it Young berg Minneapolis. Hiawatha. I feel I am a Man.' Oliver Carter Worthington, Minn. Minnesota College. I. 2. Strong in will to seek, to find, and not to yield:’ Wii.i.Aim Olson Coknto, Minn. Science. Club; Basket Ball. To worry little, to study less, That's my idea of hap-pines :’ Ansk Danikuon Iron llivtr, Wisconsin. Iron River II. S.. I. 2. Quill Club: N'okomis. ’•Other small people were famous before . it Twenty-Four

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T II E A N T I. E R 1 9 2 9 () F Htluroardk Joiixaox Minneapolis Roosevelt H. S.. l: Sven: Sec., Quill; Ole- Club; Debating. '28: Reporter. 28; Managing Alumni Kdltor. '29. Charming, congenial and clever.” IIi:i.i:x Jones Minneapolis Roosevelt II. S.. I. V.-Pre.s.. Nokomls; V.-Prcs., Tnwuxlj Scc'y-Trcas.. Glee Club: Sec.. Sopll. Chocs; Quiver Typist. '29. A gentle manner becomes a lovely maid.” Hii.dvr (.arson Milaca. Minn. Sven; Ruth Class: Florence Nightingale. “H'Jlal have I to do with sorrow or the injuries of tomorrow I Mn.nnon Lindskoog Minneapolis Roosevelt II. S.. I. V.-Pres. Glee Club: See. mid Vice Pros.. Tawaai; Nokomls; Florence Nightingale. True to her work, her word, her friend. Emkahktii Ncijon Poplar. Minn. Poplar II. S.. 1. 2: Nokomls; Glee Club: Tnwasl. ll’Aoi we laugh about trouble. It's a bubble blown away. Gkhai.o Paitsm Minneapolis South H. S. V.-Pres.. Ilia watha: Glee Club. Pres., Hiawatha; Glee Club. Books- ‘Its a dull and endless strifeI I-VI.A C. JOHNSON Murdock, Minn. Kerkhoven H. S.. I; Kuth Class; Svca; Glee Club; Forum. She's a good, noble, all-round girl. I.crkxk Ki.Afxo Minneajtolis James Rlnine II. S., 1; Superior. AVIs. Sec.-Treus., Nokomls: Glee Club; Ta-wasl; Feature Kditor. Quiver. '29. A winsome little maid. I.IXXKA I.ARSON Madison, S. ). Madison H. S.. 1: Tnwnsi: Glee Club. In rain or shine. She's just the same. Eixanork Nki-sox St. Paul Nokomis: T a w a s I; Glee Club. ICAp trouble trouble till trouble troubles gout Ei.oon Pai.mqcist St. Paul Science Club; Hiawatha. V.-Pres.; Glee Club; Pres.. Freshman; V.-Pres.. Soph.; Pres.. J union; V.-Pres., Student Council. He will someday grow into the shoes of a genius. A MCE Peterson Slillxcaler, Minn. Ituth Class; Mission Study Class; Quiver Staff: (A s't. Alumni Kd.. '29 . In eharacter, in man tier, in style, in all things the supreme excellency is simplicity. Twenty-Three

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T II E A N T L E R O F 1 i 2 9 opf)omore Clasps Ralph Noroknwam. - - President Paul Pktkmox - -- -- -- - Vice-President Grace Boouk --------- - Secretary-Treasurer Representing the future graduating class of 1931, we wish to voice a few thoughts which we feel will express the sentiment of the whole Sophomore class. As we lined up this year for registration, seeing the pusillanimous Freshmen, we viewed ourselves quite highly, thinking of the four more credits we had so laborouslv gained. Nevertheless, as we had been in a like predicament, our assistance was readily given to them. We arc a happy group five weeks out of six; but knowing that each sixth week “passed” is a step ahead to the goal of graduation, we bravely face the blue-book days.” Our class is well represented on the honor roll, the Quiver staff, in the different activities, and as a whole is as good as or better than any other Sophomore Class graduated from Minnehaha. We appreciate all this school has meant to us, l oth to our souls and minds, and as in Pilgrim’s Progress the Key of Hope unlocked Dungeon Despair,” we pray that our keys of hope” will not fail, but unlock to us fields in which our spiritual and intellectual knowledge acquired at Minnehaha will be of service. A. J. H. H. Twenty-Five