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T II E A N T L E R 1 9 .3 1 1. Our M Hoy. 2. Baby Paul. 3. Just a little closer, fr. Ob. U la! 5. Don't listen. (5. Cooperation. 7. Pals. 8. Oooof my! 9. Blue again. 10. Rufus and Mugs. 11. Umminnmunmm! 12. Brunette and Blonde. 13. Sitting on top of the world. I k Sour—Bitter. 15. Big and little sisters. 16. Sisters. Turtnty-Six
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t T H E A N T L E R 10 3 1 JUNIORS Li'VERNE I I.A DSKN M1NNEAPOI.IS. MISSKSOTA Roosevelt High Sclwol I. 1: Philatelic '31. • Courlrous and muntil with an interesting personality. David Sherman ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA Science Club '27. 28; Philatelic 2®. '31; Vice President '31. Because a mini dot an't talk it no sign hr hasn't something to my. Lois Skanse ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA Cleveland Jr. High I; Nokonib 'so; Florence Nightingale '21. She's a specialist in thr philosophy of mischief.” Edith Swanson MISSKAI OI.IS. MINNESOTA Jefferson Jr. High I; Nokotni 'so; Florence Nightingale 'si. -So jn-titr and unit with manners so sweet. Richard Me Elroy ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA Central High I: Science Club '30; Quiver '3i; Delxittf Squail 'SI. I’ut a speed limit on your speech. Kuril Swanson MISS F. A P LIS. MINS I SO I A Sanford Jr. High School i; tile- Club '30; Ru‘h flax '3n, I; Quiver Staff '30. 31; Second Prl«e Declamatory 31: Sophomore Scholarship '30; Editor Quiver '31. Sweet tempered, full of fun and ,si uare. a friend to hare anil keep for c're.‘‘ Sumner Swanson MIS SP.AI'OI.IS. MISSESOTA Minnesota College I. Ills dccious irun is llin d, like the Mississippi river by bluffs. Gladys Schwartz MIS S K A I'OI .IS. MINN KSOTA Florence Nightingale 2®; Quill 'so. '31; Nokomis Mo. '31; (ilee Club '30. '31. H' ira lauijh tin class laughs with me. Gcdkun Thompson BLACK DUCK. MINNESOTA lllnckduek High School I. 2: Florence Nightingale 30. '31. Friendliness is her greatest virtue. Arloknh Westlino MI s S K A I'OI .IS. MISS KSOTA Florence Nightingale '29-’3I; Sveu '81; Secretary Quill '30. '31; Secretary Freshman Class '29; Quiver 31; Antler '31; Third Place Oratorical '31; (ilee Club '20'31. She has a silvery mire, a winning way. but best of all she's our Aria'. Twenty-Five
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r ii e A X T L E R 1 9 8 1 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS sllirr Peterson IS thr fall of 1980. thirty-two timid youngsters entered .Minneluih-i Am demy mid hnnded themselves under the title of The Class of 1988,” only to he looked down on ns Fresh liy Sophomores and upperelassmen. After making the usual blunders, such as mistaking distinguished looking Seniors for teaehers, stumbling into wrong classes and Inlying chapel tickets, we Iwcaine accustomed to Academy life and settled down to the serious business of making our class recognised by the school. A few individuals have made the class of '-'W impossible to forget. Can anyone imagine a Minnehaha Academy without Winnie Larson’s smiling face, or without this tall St. Paul boy, McHlroy, stalking through the halls? And of course we can’t forget the way Hetty Holm seemed to be everywhere at once with her puns and wise cracks. We are sure the teachers will long remember Hill Johnson’s individual way of speaking out loud in class when an inspiration catches him. We hojK they will remember the class as a whole for its unusual intellect ( I). Having attained the degree of Sophomore-ship, we look back at our successors with a smile, thinking of the days when we were as green as they now are. However, we deem them ready to move up to the Sophomore seats in chnpel while we climb another rung on the ladder towards graduation. Representatives of the Sophomore class are on the A nl Irr a n d m’rer staffs as well as in the various activities. The honor roll also includes a numlter of the more studious Sophomores. In retrospect, we feel that thr two years spent at the Academy have included useful experiences which we will never regret and we believe each individual has been drawn into closer fellowship with Christ. Alice Pr.Tr.asox - -- -- -- -- -- - President Aline Wr.sTBr.ao - -- -- -- .... Vice-President Auer. Olbox - -- -- -- -..Secretary-Treasurer Miss Saxdbebg - -- -- -- -- -- - Faculty Adviser Tu'rnty-Sfvtn
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