Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1957 volume:

miNKjeApous PUBLIC LI OttAttV Zhe Class of 1957 Presents Zhe Mtler EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Nancy Warisch BUSINESS MANAGER Beverly Bruns ADVERTISING MANAGER Barbara Hanson ART EDITOR Arlene Hanson ADVISORS Miss Phyllis Englund Mr. Christian Swenson 1 Where youth Meets Zruth Mississippi, murmur thanks To the fates that gave to thee Fairest jewel on thy hanks, Minnehaha Academy! chorus: Minnesota’s sons and daughters, Or where’er your home may be, Hail the School of Laughing Waters, Minnehaha Academy! Oaks majestic, ages old. Wave your branches proud and free With your shelter kind enfold Minnehaha Academy! Father, Thou whose mighty arm Ruleth over land and sea. Bless and shield from every harm Minnehaha Academy! —Daniel Bloomdahl, T7 2 3 Minneapolis, Minnesota ( kif i b '5 Of , i'Y Lt'fy-jti H S (° rs 7 S c MHC j nibs' Xs7 yyrfZ' foreword Again another year has passed at Minnehaha. We hope that these pages will keep alive the memory of friendship, places, and hours that have made this year to be a happy one at Minnehaha Academy. It is our hope that this book will not only be a record of these happy memories, but also that Christ, who shone through these many activities will also shine through our lives. ■i L $JU PAGE 5 PAGE 69 J Mighty fortress Js Our Qod A mighty fortress is our God, A trusty shield and weapon: Our help is He in all our need, Our stay, what-e’er doth happen. For still our ancient foe Doth seek to work us woe: Strong mail of craft and power he weareth in this hour; On earth is not his equal. Stood we alone in all our might. Our striving would be losing; For us the one true man doth fight, The man of God’s own choosing. Who is this chosen One? Tis Jesus Christ, the Son, The Lord of hosts, tis He who wins the victory In every field of battle. Still they must leave God’s word its might, For which no thanks they merit; Still He is with us in the fight, With His good gifts and Spirit. And should they, in the strife, Take kindred, goods and life, We freely let them go, They profit not the foe; With us remains the kingdom. 'Dedicated Zo MRS. ZELLA MAE SANDIN We, the 1957 ANTLER staff, do gratefully dedicate this year’s ANTLER to you. We have appreciated the many hours of work you have given to our class. You have been willing to give your spare time in helping us with the Senior Class Play. Also, you have been the instructor in several of our senior classes. Most important, you have led us through the light of your Christian testimony to a closer walk with our Lord. May God bless you always, Mrs. Zella Sandin. 8 of the year Et)ITOR: m N moberg II Student Council The purpose of the student council is to give students an opportunity to voice their opinion and to give the faculty a better understanding of our wants and needs. This is not all. They also plan the school parties and many other behind the scenes things. They are the government which is so vital to the well being of our school. We want to thank the student council for planning the HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR. Row 1j N. NYQUIST. T. MILLIGAN. S. GORKE, C. CARLSON, M. PALMQUIST, W. SANDO. M. LARSON, D. BEVIS. Row 2: J. JONES, B. SUSTAO, I. JOHNSON, R. RUSS, D. JACOBSON. D. NELSON. C. SIHLER, B. SWANSON. R. ANDERSEN. Row 3: J. VERHEY, D. KRIEG, J. LINDAHL, D. LUNDQUIST, J. ROSENDAHL, J. ERICKSON. L. JOHNSON, B. WESTAFER. R. HALVERSON, J. BIATHERWICK, B. CARLSON. Row 4: D. OLSTAD. B. ANDERSON, B. CARLSON. D. DAHLQUIST, S. BAKKE, H. NEWQUIST, D. COLANDER, J. ANDERSON, I. BURK. J. JENSON, K. DAVIS, N. HANSEN. Student Council Officers J. FREDLUND, J. FALK. M. PALMQUIST, S. HOLMER. JVotes in the Kecord of Zime The junior-senior mixer, too, Had lots of fun in store, Their secret wish — desire — dream — They showed by what they wore. September 10th dawned bright and clear And school bells rang again, 480 students did appear, A hundred three freshmen. The sophs and freshies had a date. Good fun was had by all. Their mixer gave them chance to skate, And eat — and chat — and fall. n October 26 School spirit has been good this year, And that is as it should be. At games and pepfests all did cheer, And helped to gain the vict’ry. Soon it was time for basketball, A lively winter sport. Our team, as hoped for, topped them all. “We won!” came the report. November brought Election Day With speeches and excitement. The Democrats liked Adlai,” But Ike” remains our President. For “iups and downs go to die gym And use the trampoline, A splendid gift from last years class, It helps to keep you lean! And then came Christmas with the songs And mistletoe and holly. The concerts, carolling and trees All helped to make it jolly. Cold weather brought the hockey games. The team fought well and hard. And when the tournament was played As finalists they starred. The first semester now was done And tests come on the scene. Then Sno-day brought to us the Of crowning king and queen. Our classes we must not neglect, But study, work and read! Our English, Bible, “Chem,” Home Ec. Give knowledge that we need. 17 The lettermen sold tickets to A party held for skating, And all who came agreed that Had fun participating. they A favorite time of every day Is in the dining hall. The students eat and talk and play The game of volleyball. The winter slowly disappeared And spring was really here. With baseball, tennis, track and golf, Sport season of the year. The worried looks, the open books Give clues — it's final tests! Not many shirk, but really work And try to do their best. Comes Cap and Gown day with its joys, Awards and honors given. And Antler signing then concludes The school year ’57. 19 Activities EDITOR: MARY THIMELL 21 Zke 1956 Homecoming HELLO! Perhaps I should first introduce myself. I am 1956 Homecoming. Most of you probably met me a few months ago. I would like to tell you aoout myself so that you will remember me a bit more vividly. The day in which I made my debute was filled with a festive air. As vou approached the chapel you were greeted with a beautifully decorated platform. 1955’s returning Queen Sherrill Anderson led the procession. Then one by one, Sue Rhodes, Bettv Ferden, and Janet Falk, the attendants, entered in navy blue brocade dresses. Following them came the candidates in their shimmering, ice blue, brocade gowns slowly making their way to the platform. Excitment mounted and at last we had our long awaited queen, Queen Hope Dahlen. She made a beautiful queen. A wonderful program immediately followed with many amusing moments. As a prologue to our game we had our annual banquet and bonfire. Our parade was led by the Queen and her attendants to Hamline Field where we met Concordia on the football field. We had a victory over them with a score of 33-0. I do hope that through this brief visit you will have pleasant memories of our acquaintance, for I tried to make this M.A.’s best Homecoming yet!! 23 QUEEN HOPE 'Let's hove a touchdown, boys' A hush fell over the auditorium as strains of music announced the entrance of the candidates for the 1957 Sno-Daze King and Queen. The girls were dressed in green velveteen dresses and carried white fur muffs which were trimmed with white shattered carnations. The fellows wore midnight-blue tuxedos. They were attended by Judy I .arson and Danny Dillon each carrying a red velvet pillow on which rested the envelopes that contained the secrets everyone was waiting to hear. Suspense mounted as Joni Lee and Jon Fredlund were crowned the 1957 Sno-Daze king and queen. Attending them were Chinny Lundberg, Mary Palmquist, Stan Bakke, and Dick Bevis. Following a very hilarious Gay 20’s program, our pucksters lost a well-played hockey game, 3-2 to Shattuck, our opponents for the day. Shattuck topped our wrestling team in the afternoon, also. After a very delicious ham dinner, our basketball team went to victory, heating Shattuck 53-33. Sno-Daze, 1957 will be an unforgettable day to all of us. 26 27 QUEEN JONI KING JON GINNY MARY STAN TV� e reigning Sno Doxe royalty tv Row 1: G. HANSEMANN, S. JOHNSON, P. MUNTER, P. MURDOCK, M. PAIMQUIST, B. CARLSON, S. WEYMOUNT. N. MAnSON, C. NORQUIST, K. HAIDERSON. J. ANDERSON, M. THIMEll, P. BURGLUND, M. CHRISTENSON, I. OLSON. Row 2: G. LUNDBERG, A. WILLIAMS, E. NORDLEY, M. ROSSOW. B. FERDEN, J. LEE, A. EVENSON, S. RHOADES, A. BLATHERWICK, C. SEDERBERG, D. NELSON, K. JOHN-SON, J. FALK, D. HEUTON. Row 3: M. SUNDALL. C. BERTHIAUME, K. YOUNGBERG, D. ANDERSON. H. DAHLEN, M. MOBERG, N. WARISCH. N, HANSEN, A. HANSON, B. OSKEY, J. ANDERSON. G. ELIEFF, B. BRUNS, R. NYVALl, P. HITCHCOCK. Row 5: D. RHODES, D. AGARD, K. MANSKE, P. LINDSTEDT, J. LINDAHL, R. LIEN, H. HUBER, P. HAUGE, J. FOREMAN, D. HOGLUND, W. BJORK, D. SUNDALL, R. LINDEN, P. MARKSON, K. LANGSTEN, C. OLSEN, E. OTTESON, D. COLANDER. 31 Choir Row It B. ANDERSON, K. MICKEISON, B. WILLIAMS, J. ANDERSON, D. JOHNSON. G. NORDSTROM. Row 2: C. OLSON. G. SKAGLUND, G. DUSTERHOFF. J. CARROLL, N. NYQUIST. Row 3: M. ZINS, M. CLAWSON, D. HARRIS, B. JOHNSON, J. SEVERIN, L. BERGSTROM. Row 4: D. LUNDQUIST, K. LACHER, S. LOWE, P. LAVINE, J. PETERSON, B. HANSON. Row 5: J. ANDERSON, M. HANSON. M. LARSON, C. BERGSTROM, J. WEASLER, S. GORKE, J. NYGAARD. Row 1: B. JOHNSON, A. GILLMORE, C. PAULSON, C. SVAMES, C. JONES. D. VOSS, M. ANDERSON. S. TAYLOR, B. HAUGEN, L LUNDQUIST, L. NELSON, M. KALLMAN, J. HERNSTAD, I. PANKONIN, A. CANNON, S. MOLSTED, I. KOLLE, J. ALBRIGHT. Row 2: J. PANDEMACKER, E. ERICKSON, J. SUNDQUIST, K. DETRICK, C. PAINE, S. ROBINSON. S. McNAMARA, G. PETERSON, S. KNOLL, B. JUIIEUS. S. BRECKE, B. OLSEN. L BORG. M. WHALEN. C. JOHNSON, J. SCHULTZ, L. BERGMAN, J. OLSON Row 3: B. BRUCE. J. JENSON, K. SUBSTAD, B. SWANSON, C. HOKENSON, J. CARLSON, L. ANDERSON, S. RIES. D. SWANSON, C. GRANSTROM, P. KULKAY. Row 1: P. VOLLHABER, D. HUGHES, J. CLAY, E. LEVAHN. E. WOLD, E. MAXSON, M. VIGOREN, M. MELLIN. Row 2: B. CARLSON, K. •JAHl, C. HELMER, S. PALMQUIST, J. TOWNER, W. MILLER, S. ULSTAD. Row 3: B. NYSTROM, J. JORDAN, K. NEWGARD, K. LIND, H. SCHULZ, L JOHNSON, M. MELCHER. Row 4: H. HESU, D. RHODES, I. RAVERGE, J. JENSEN. V. DOERING, T. LINDSTROM, A. SWANSON. Row 5: J. YOUNGBERG, P. ANDERSON, K. DAVIS. D. DUCHARME. D. HAN-SON. F. GEDELMAN. Row 6: K. Elioff, G. SAWYER, J. lather. J. WILSON, L. HAMMERBERG, J. MOBERG. K. WAITERS. Row 7: I. JOHNSON, J. CLIFTON. R. HALVERSON, D. KURTH, I. JOHNSON, M. NELSON, D. FREEBERG, D. LUNDBERG. P. PICKERING. B. HOLME, J, DIGVIE, C. NESS, J. LABORE. K. AMUNDSEN. Row 4: J. VERHEY, P. BATALDEN, $. JOHNSON, B. WESTAFER, C. SIHLER. A. CLAWSON, S. COURSUUE, I. TOMSON, K. BRATT, E. GUSTAFSEN, J. CLUEARWATERS, S. ORNT8LA, M. KRONSTROM, J. ANDERSON, S. KALLESTED. I. GRANSTROM, F. NELSON. J. WILSON, J. NOBLE. Row 5: D. PERKINS, V. BJORNDAHL, L. CARLSON, D. DIRKES, A. JOHNSON. D. BURGER, D. HANSON, F. KRUGER, M. KINDIll. F. PETERSON. Row 6: J. STATTINE, W. CAMPBELL, J. JOHNSON, J. ANDERSON, I. KRONSTAD. M. SWANSON, J. JOHNSON, J. JOHNSON. S. EGGE, T. PEARSON, J. WILSON. Musical 34 Director: MR. OPEL Row 1: U. WOLD, J. MEYER, P. SHEEAN, N. JOHNSON, P. OLSON, J. ERICKSON, A. HENDRICKSON. D. LUNDQUIST, STEWART. Row 2: D. OLSON, S. DIGIDIO, A. BJORK, L. ADDIS, G. ARNTSON, R. RUFFCORN, M. ANDERSON, I. BROSSMAN, D. PERKINS, J. BLATHERWICK, R. AUST. Not Pictured: I. NORDSTROM. Band. Science Club Standings T. ANDERSON, T. HYATT, I. KRONSTAD. Sitting: J. FOREMAN, C. JOHNSON, W. WILSON. Row 1 seated: W. KRUCKEBERGER. R. KITTEl, E. HOKENSON, P. BATALDEN. P. MURDOCK, D. SWEET, B. TILDAHl, A. BURKE, I. KRONSTAD. C. HELLAND, C. OFFSTAD. C. CARLSON. World Affairs Club 37 Pep Club Row 1: P. MURDOCK, P. MUNTER, I. NELSON, J. ANDERSON, B. WILLIAMS, J. ANDERSON, K. MIK-KELSON, N. NYQUIST, M. SANDEEN, I. TUTHIll. Row 2: P. NOBLE, A. WILLIAMS, D. JOHNSON, P. FARR, I. PANKONIN, M. ROSSOW, J. LARSON, E. NORDLEY, N. MATTSON, V. SKOGLUND. M. THIMELL. G. NORDSTROM. Row 3: N. WARISCH, K. HALDERSON, G. DUSTERHOFT. I. BERGSTROM, M. CHRISTENSEN, B. JOHNSON, C. OFSTAD, M. JOHNSON, S. JOHNSON. S. CHRISTENSEN. J. SCHOLTZ, N. HANSEN. Row 4i D. ADOLFSON. M. PALMQUIST. P. HITCHCOCK. C. BERGSTROM, J. WEASIER, G. EllEFF, D. HARRIS. D. NELSON, B. CARLSON, B. FERDEN. C. HELLAND, B. HANSON Row 5: J. PEDERSON, M. LARSON, G. HANSEMANN. S. BURGESON. S. RHODES, C. SEDERBERG, D. DYBEVIK. L OLSON. J. PETERSON, J. ANDERSON. Row 6: G. LARSON. C. METZ, C. BERTHIAUME, G. LUNDBERG. K. YOUNGBERG, J. FALK, D. ANDERSON. M. ANDERSON. I. ANDERSON. A. HANSON. D. HEUTON. Row 7: M. HISDELl. B. BRUNS. A. BLATHERWICK, K. LACHER, M. CLAWSON, K. EKLO, M. LINDQUIST, S. LOWE. P. LAVINE. H. MOBERG. Row 8: C. OLSON, S. DEGIDIO, G. KAMPFF, J: NYGAARD, M: CARLSON. J. ANDERSON, J. ANDERSON. H. DAHLEN, N. ROBINSON. B. STROMBERG, G. HESTNESS. E. GUSTAFSON, I. ADDIS. OFFICERS: Pro . J. LEE, V. Pro .. P. BERGLUND, U . K. Johiuon, Troo . D. LUNDQUIST. Q. A Row Is D. VOSS. J. ANDERSON, J. ANDERSON, P. LAVINE. M. LINDQUIST. C. SEDERBERG, E. GUSTAFSON. L OLSON. K. MIKKELSON, J. ANDERSON. S. ROBINSON. Row 2: B. STROMBERG. D. ADOLF. SON. H. DAHLEN, A. WILLIAMS, C. BERGSTROM, D. ANDERSON. A. BLATHERWICK, J. LEE, K. LACHER, C. CRANSTROM. $. ORTENBLAD, S. OLSON. C. JOHNSON. Row 3s D. HOLMSTEN, R. ERICKSON, J. PETERSON. N. NYQUIST. J. ANDERSON, L MEDIN, G. LARSON. L LUNDQUIST, A. CANNON, E. MAXSON, I. SCHNAPPAUF, M. MELCHER. J. JORDON. J. ANDERSON. C. HAGBERG. Row 4: L: BERG STROM. G. DUSTERHOFF, M. THIMELL, V. OLSON. L JOHNSON, C. PFLEIDER, L. HAMMARBERG. J. LACHER. B. JOHNSON. M. VIGOREN, K. EllEFF, P. ANDERSON. J. YOUNGBERG, G. SAWYER. J. WILSON. D. KRAMAR, B. GRUNEWALD. National Manor Society Silting: D. HEUTON, MISS FEUROTH, K. JOHNSON, B. FERDEN, D. HARRIS, J. FALK. Standing: B. CARLSON, G. HESTNESS, D. ANDERSON, P. SEBERG, A. BURKE, J. FREDLUND, G. BEARD. Qirls basketball Zeam Standing: P. LAVINE, J. ANDERSON J. LEE, D. KRAMMER, C. HOLSTEN, P. BLATH-ERWICK. Sitting: C. SEDERBERG, L OLSON, M. LINDQUIST, J. ANDERSON, K. MIKKELSON, J. ANDERSON, S. ROBINSON. Keligious Council Sifting: J. WILSON, K. JOHNSON, C. HELLAND, C. JOHNSON. Standing: J. LINDAHL, 8. WESTAFER, B. CARROLL, B. BRUCE. Qospel Zeam Sitting: N. HANSON, C. BERTHIAUME, S. RHOADES, REV. JOHNSON, M. PALMQUIST, K. HALDERSON, B. OSKE, K. YOUNGBERG, W. CARLSON. Standing: H. DAHLEN, H. HUBER, B. CARROLL, R. LINDEN. D. COLLANDER, D. SUNDELL, E. OTTESON, J. LINDAHL, P. HAUGE, A. HANSON, E. KJESETH, K. MANSKE. Christian Sorvice Moating Panel discussion: J. FALK, M. THIMEll, D. SUNDELL, B. CARROLL, E. OnESON. Christian Service BUSINESS MANAGER: BEV BRUNS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: NANCY WARISCH HI-UTES OF THE YEAR: HELEN MOBERG Sutler Staff ACTIVITIES: MARY THIMEIL 1957 ADVERTISING MANAGER: BARB HANSON SPORTS: DAVE KARNSTEOT 42 Sitting: B. HANSON, N. HANSEN, M. THIMBU, A. HANSON. N. WARISCH, H. DAHLEN, B. BRUNS, H. MOBERG, D. KARNSTEDT. Standing: D. HEUTON, t. OLSON, J. PEDERSON, D. JOHNSON, B. CARLSON, J. LARSON, P. LAVINE, G. LARSON, S. COURSOLLE, S. ANDERSON, S. DEGIDIO, MISS P. ENGLUND. Row 3: B. STROMBERG, S. GORKE, J. ANDERSON, G. KEMPH, L LUNDQUIST, P. BATOLDEN. Not pictured: I. NORDSTROM, MR. SWENSON. Through the many months we have worked hard to prepare an Antler that we thought you would like. We have taken pictures, drawn layout sheets, typed copy sheets plus many minor details hoping to make this an enjoyable and interesting year book. We wish to express our appreciation for the excellent assistance and cooperation of our Antler advisors, Miss Englund and Mr. Swenson in making this your Antler a success. CLASSES: ARLENE HANSON ADMINISTRATION: HOPE DAHLEN - SENIORS: NANCY HANSEN 43 Quiver EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: 'WOODY' CARLSON There have been many improvements in this year’s Quiver. The Quiver has been printed com-merically and this means deadlines, deadlines, deadlines. You can imagine every fifth hour in the Quiver room. Everyone scurring here and there trying to complete articles with which to meet their deadline. The Quiver comes out every three weeks under the guidance of Mrs. Rykken and Miss Franklin. Surely everyone appreciates the tremendous school paper we’ve had this year. Sitting: C. BERTHIAUME, S. RHOADES, W. CARLSON, D. SUNDEll, S. HOLMER. Row 2: D. ANDERSON, G. LUNDBERG, P. BIATHERWICK, B. FERDEN, J. FALK. Row 3: D. EKSTOM, J. LEE, E. HOKENSON. Zhe Quiver Staff SPORTS EDITOR: SCOTT HOLMER PHOTOGRAPHER: EUGENE HOKENSON BUSINESS MANAGER: SHARON BURGESON 45 Ked Cross Red Cross has come a long way in our school. To follow through on the Red Cross program the members supply food for sales and plan an annual Red Cross Talent Show in the spring. Kirs. Skatrud, the advisor, is always willing to do her part in the furtherance of the Red Cross. Row 1: J. LEE. D. VOSS. J. PEDERSON. Row 2: S. JOHNSON, M. THIMEll, P. BURGIUND. Row 3: M. SANDEEN, S. UlSTED. L. CARLSON. Row 4: K. ELIEFF, S. KAllESTAD, G. LARSON. Row 5: L. HANSON. P. BATALDEN, B. NEWMAN, M. TISDEl. 46 Monitors Row 1: P. MURDOCK, J. SCHULZ, H. MOBERG, D. HANSON, I. SCHNAPPAUF, B. CARROLL, J. SEBERG, S. EGGE. Row 2: M. LARSON, C. HELLAND, N. WARISCH, J. ANDERSON, L. BERGSTROM, B. CARLSON, K. LACHER, G. DUSTERHOFT, N. HANSON, B. STROMBERG. P. HITCHCOCK. G. HANSEMANN. D. SHOGREN, 0. AGARO. M. CHRISTENSEN. D. BEVIS. St kies Court A typical worship service Chapel Monday .......................Student speaker Tuesday .....................Assembly Wednesday ............President’s day Thursday .....................Musical Friday .........................Guest speaker Chapel this year has been interesting and profitable. There has been a wide variety in programs. During Missionary Week this fall we had different missionaries to tell us of their many experiences. We have also had guest speakers from the twin cities and surrounding areas. Some of the most inspiring times were when we had President Anderson and the student speakers. This year we also have had a series on a Christian and His Vocation. They have been from such fields as doctors, businessmen, lawyers, and other fields. They have told how Christ has helped them in their life’s work, and this has been a challenge to many of us. We want to thank those who have painstakingly planned these programs to make them enjoyable and an inspiration to us. 48 PRESIDENT A. ANDERSON BYRON CARROLL REV. P. JOHNSON CONGRESSMAN JUDD and WOODY CARLSON Sports EDITOR: DAVE KARNSTEDT 51 Row It P. MARKUSON. P. SCHIOTZ, R. JOHNSON. T. CASEY. T. MAIMSTEN, D. SHOGREN, K. IANGSTEN. 1. IEE, S. PETERSEN. Row 2: D. RHODES. J. FREDIUND, D. AGARD, R. HAIVORSON. K. MANSKE, J. REDESKE D. HUGHES. R. LIEN. B. BRANDT. Row 3: B. CAMPBELL. I. KRONSTAD, D. WELD, G. BEARD. S. BAKKE, D. HOGLUND, G. PETERSON, B. SUBSTAD. D. ECKSTROM. football The desire to play good football was the reason for the success of this year’s team. Although the team was not blessed with speed or weight they proved that Minnehaha athletes come through when the going gets tough. This year the Minnesota Independent School League conference was stronger than any other year in the history of the conference. Still, in spite of the handicaps, the Indians played good ball and ended up in second place in conference play. In the first three games, the Indians amassed a total of 115 points while holding the opposition scoreless. The most thrilling game of the season was played against S.P.A. It took a last minute touchdown pass to win the game for the Indians. After a five game winning streak, the defeat by Blake was probably the biggest disappointment of the year for the Minnehaha team. Snapping back in good form and high spirits the Indians crushed the opposing Shattuck eleven, a traditionally tough team. Homecoming came the week after they beat Shattuck, but the Indians had a tougher time in this game as they had to come from behind to down a stubborn Breck team 7-6. Possibly the finest game of the year for the Indians was the DeLaSalle game in which they lost by only one point. This was a team outside the M.I.S.L. and extremely tough one at that. This game was supposed to be a rout for DeLaSalle, but Minnehaha went out and showed the people who attended that the Indians were no pushover. Coach Dillon expressed the hope that we would be able to drop some of the weaker teams on our schedule and meet stronger teams such as DeLaSalle. One of the notable members of the team, was junior halfback Kurt Langsten, who amassed a total of 432 yards in individual rushing. Running close seconds were seniors Malmsten and Casey with 232 and 221 yards respectively. The pass snatching ability of co-captain Shogren and the powerhouse tackling of Ken Manske placed them on the All Conference selections. Although this year’s team was dominated by seniors, there were a number of outstanding juniors, who, when they form the nucleus of an efficient team next year, will give Minnehaha an excellent bid for the championship. 52 football Action 53 54 8. BRANDT G. BEARD P. SCHIOTZ S. BAKKE SCOREBOARD Minnehaha 34 Dasiol 0 Minnehaha 32 Ro� h City 0 Minnehaha 49 Spring Lake Park 0 Minnehaha 14 St. Paul Academy 13 Minnehaha 0 Blake 13 Minnohaha 46 Shattuck 7 Minnehaha 7 Brock 6 Minnohaha 12 De La Salle 13 55 I to R: P. HAUGE, 0. AGARD. H. EllERS. R. HALVORSON. B. ANDERSON, D. WELD, I. KRONSTAD. F. HALVORSON, S. BAKKE, D. HOGLUND, J. EKBLAD, M. THOMPSON, G. PETERSON, W. JOHNSON: Confer: Co Captain : T. MALMSTEN, D. KLEVEN. Basketball This year the Minnehaha team had their eyes set on the tournament championship right from the beginning of the season. With an amazing 20-2 record the Indians went into the tourmament the favored team. Edging out Blake in the semi-finals by a score of 65-55, the Indians met disaster in the finals. In the second period we fell behind 8 points because of the loss of Anderson. Even though he later returned to the game, we failed to regain the lead. The hot-shooting Concordia team blazed past us in the final minutes to win 60-52. The Indians experienced their coldest shooting night of the season, hitting home on only a third of their shots from the field. This was really a heart-breaking loss because we had played some of the best teams in the Twin Cities and won each time. Named to the All-Tournament team were Ted Malm-sten and Fred Malvorson. Bruce Anderson, junior sharpshooter, led the team in scoring, averaging some fifteen points per game. With a number of junior bucket aces returning to the team next year, it may well be the year Minnehaha will regain the championship. COACH CHARLES SULACK 56 H. EllERS D. KLEVEN COCAPTAIN T. MAIMSTEN CO-CAPTAIN SCOREBOARD Minnehaha 62 Southwest 56 Minnehaha 51 Henry 43 Minnehaha 48 Naval Air Sto. 42 Minnehaha 62 Johnson 56 Minnehaha 53 Wilson 48 Minnehaha 48 Concordia 42 Minnehaha 51 Mochonic Arts 49 Minnehaha 49 S.P.A. 27 Minnehaha 63 Pillsbury 31 Minnehaha 65 Blake 44 Minnohaha 63 Southwest 37 Minnehaha 81 Pillsbury 40 Minnohaha 64 Brcck 52 Minnohaha 52 Concordia 54 Minnehaha 66 St. Agnes 48 Minnohaha 78 S.P.A. 61 Minnehaha 58 Brock 48 Minnehaha 64 Harding 39 Minnehaha 54 Shattuck 42 Minnehaha 44 Blako 54 M.I.S.l. Tournament Minnehaha 65 Blake 55 Minnohaha 52 Concordia 60 S. BAKKE 57 M Zoumament Zeam L to R: GOIDHAMMER, Concordia; WIDDES, Blake; SCHUG, Concordia; HAIVORSON, Minnehaha; MAIMSTEN, Minnehaha. Hang on to it, Fred! 58 59 Row Is I to R: J. FREDIUND, D. SHOGREN, R. BAXTER. T. CASEY, J. REDESKE. Row 2: W. WILSON, D. KRIEG, K. IANGSTEN. D. HUGHES. J. PASTOR. J. OSTBY, B. CARLSON,. R JOHNSON. Row 3: B. SMITH, R. ANDERSON. R. IUNDQUIST. Jiockey With the majority of last year’s team returning, the outlook for this year’s hockey team was indeed good. In spite of this, the team did not !x gin to play good hockey until the M.I.S.L. Tournament. In the tournament, the Indians reversed an ear- lier defeat by Shattuck, and won 4-2. They went on to beat Saint Agnes in the semi-finals and were, in turn, beaten by Cretin in the finals. The Indians really surprised everyone by taking second place in the conference in spite of their earlier record. SCOREBOARD Minnehaha 0 Concordia 1 Minnehaha 0 Blake 5 Minnehaha 3 S.P.A. 3 Minnehaha 1 Shattuck 4 Minnehaha 5 Brack 2 Minnehaha 2 Concordia 5 Minnehaha 0 S.P.A. 1 Minnehaha 1 Blake 3 Minnehaha 0 Concordia 1 Minnehaha 2 Shattuck 4 Minnehaha 7 M.I.S.L Breck Tournament 1 Minnehaha 4 Shattuck 2 Minnehaha 4 St. Agnet 3 Minnehaha 1 Cretin 5 60 COACH BOB SHOGREN T. CASEY J. FREDIUND CAPTAIN D. SHOGREN J. REDESKE GOALIE R. BAXTER 62 Hockey Put that puck in there! Where's the puck? i 63 Zettemens Row 1: I. LEE, T. CASEY, S. BAKKE, J. FREDLUND, K. MANSKE, D. SCKSTROM, W. BJORK. Row 2: T. MALMSTEN, D. SUNDELL, R. LIEN, R. BAXTER, J. REDESKE, D. HUGHES. D. SHOGREN, S. HOLMER, P. SCHIOTZ. Row 3: I. KRONSTAO, F. HALVORSON, B. ANDERSON, D. HOGLUND, K. LANGSTEN, D. KREIG, R. JOHNSON, P. MARKUSON, B. SUBSTAD, D. RHODES. Row 4: T. MILLIGAN, B. CAMPBELL, G. PETERSEN, D. AGARD, D. ROSSING, J. PETERSEN, J. ROSENDAHL, J. WILSON, J. ECKERT, J. SOINA, P. FRISK. Row 1: K. LANGSTEN, B. SUBSTAD, T. CASEY, J. FREDLUND, D. SHOGREN, R. JOHNSON, P. SCHIOTZ. Row 2: M. THOMPSON, D. JACOBSON, S. BAKKE, T. MALMSTEN, M. JOHNSON, J. PETERSEN, K. MANSKE, B. ANDERSON. 64 baseball Zrack Row 1: R. RUFFCORN, J. ROSENDAHl, B. BRUCE. Row 2: R. LIEN. B. NORDWALL, G. BEARD, A. BRUNS. Not pictured: B. Brandt. Row 1: P. MARKUSON, P. FRISK, S. HOLMER, L. LEE, J. ROSENDAHl, J. TOWNER. Row 2: B. BJORNDAHL, S. LINDQUIST, D. ROSSING, D. BJORK, J. ANDERSON, F. ECKERT, G. JACOBSON, J. SOINE, B. BRUCE. Row 3: D. RHODES, D. HANSEN, A. JOHNSON, J. PETERSEN, J. WILSON, B. SUBSTAD, W. QUINBY, W. BJORK, L. JOHNSON. Not pictured: K. MANSKE. Wrestling 65 Row Is S. HOIMER, D. BEVIS, B. ROBINSON. Row 2: D. SUNDElt, COACH SUIACK, G. PETERSON, L. HANSEN. Row 1: J. SOINA, R. LINDEN, J. ANDERSON, D. AGARD. Row 2: T. SCHROEDER, D. HOGLUND, F. HALVORSON, P. HAUGE Zemis A Squad L to R: A. WILLIAMS, N. NYQUIST, J. ANDERSON, J. ANDERSON, A. BIATHERWICK. B Squad. L to R: S. RIES, S. KALLESTAD, S. JOHNSON, K. SUBSTAD. PRESIDENT ARTHUR ANDERSON Dear Seniors: As you stand at this point you are increasingly conscious of the seriousness of being put out on your own. More ancf more you will be assuming full responsibility, and experiencing the full effect of decisions you make, and actions you take. You will discover in your new role a growing sense of responsibility for the society in which you live. What is society but a group of people like yourself! Your home, your church and your school have combined to prepare you for this hour. Now we salute you and send you off with our best wishes. You are on your own now. Yet you are not alone unless you choose to be. Christ wants to go with you all the way, and lead you into the great adventure of serving him! Sincerely yours, Arthur W. Anderson President 70 PRINCIPAL The integrity and wisdom with which our principal Mr. Bengtson has handled the affairs of the student body is very commendable. He has a load on his shoulders with both administration and student body affairs to solve. His handling of problems and his wise guidance have been an inspiration. MR. LAWRENCE H. BENGTSON ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL Miss Fellroth, our devoted associate principal, has for many years been a constant source of friendliness, counsel and wisdom. With her sympathetic understanding and guidance, we as a student body have felt secure in the pursuit of our goal. Her Christian life has been our inspiration. MISS ANNA l. FELLROTH faculty MRS. FRANCES ABRAMSON B.S. First Aid Physical Education classes Philippians 4:6,7 MISS G. ADEIYN BERG, B.A. Typing Advisor to Sophomore Class I John 1:7 MRS. ANNA C. BERG, B.A. Biology Advisor to Freshmen Class Philippians 4:6,7 MR. JOE CAPETZ, B.A., M.Ed.. M.A. Band and Froshmen Civics 72 MISS ISABELLE CHRYST, B.M. Piano and Expression Proverbs 3:6 MRS CLARICE DANIELSON B.A. Senior English and Latin I I John 1:7 MISS ANN J. DYBVIG, B.A. Elementary Algebra Advisor to Senior Class Psalms 51:10 HOME ECONOMICS CLASS MISS PHYLLIS M. ENGIUND A.B. Advisor to the Antler Adviior to the Junior Class Romani 1:16 Froihman English German MISS ANN FRANKIIN, B.S. Sophomore English Advitor to the Quiver Advisor to the Junior Class Psalms 19:14 MR. PAUL GJESDAHl. B.A. Chemistry Romons 8:1 REV. PAUL JOHNSON. B.A. Bible Philippions 3:14 MR. EIWOOD IINDBERG A.B.. M.A. Modern Problems Advisor to the Senior Class Philippions 2:5 MISS MARGARET NELSON B.A. Junior English Advisor to the Sophomore Class II Corinthians 2:14 MRS. LILLIAN NYHOLM. B.S. Geometry Proverbs 3:5-6 MODERN PROBLEMS 73 REV. WILLIS OLSON, B.S. Germon I, Bible Biology II Corinthians 8:9 MR. HARRY OPEL, B.S., Ed. General Science Choral Music Advisor to the Senior Class Psalms 104-133 MRS. MARTHA E. PEARSON B.A. American History Advisor to the Senior Class Philippians 4:19 MISS EVANGELINE PETERSON B.A. Latin III Librarian Advisor to the Freshmen Class Psalms 27:4 MISS SHIRLEY PETERSON. B.A. Bookkeeping and Shorthand I and II Spanish Advisor to the Sophomore Class Romans 5:1 MRS. JANIS RYKKEN, B.A. English III, Journalism Advisor to the Quiver Philippians 4:4 MRS. ZELLA MAE SANDIN B.A. English VII Psychology Speech Advisor to the Sophomore Class James 2:8 SPEECH 74 MRS. ELAINE SKATRUD. B.A. Horn Economics I, V General Science Advisor to the Junior Class I Timothy 2:4 MR CHARLES SULACK, B.S. Shop I, III, V Printing ond Mechanical Drawing Athletic Coach Advisor to the Freshmen Class I Peter 1:7 MR. CHRISTIAN N. SWENSON B.A., M.A. Physics and Solid Geometry Higher Algebra Advisor to the Junior Class CAMERA SHY MR. DAVE DILLON, B.A. World History Physicol Education, ond Athletic Cooch Advisor to the Senior Class letfermans Club MR. REUBEN JOHNSON, M.Ed. Piano Psalms 37:5 REV. ALBERT MAGNUSON B.A. Romans 12:1,2 Bible 75 SHORTHAND Staff NORTHWEST MISSION ASSOCIATION REV. E. LARSON, MISS L. TORNEll, REV. G. SCHERMER OFFICE STAFF MISS DROTTS, MRS HALVERSON, MRS. A. ANDERSON, MISS L. OBERG 76 COOKS MRS. SCHULTZ, Matron, MRS. AN-DERSON, MRS. STRANDBERG, MRS. COLLINS, MRS. DILLINGHAM 77 EDITOR: ARLENE HANSON 79 From left to right. Row 1 J. ClAY, S. ANDERSON. K. DAHL, C. BJORKMAN, J. ALBRIGHT, V. DOERING. Row 2: D. BJORK, J. BLATHERWICK, R. AUST, C. CORNWELL, D. CARLSON. Row 3: B. CARLSON, S. BENNETT, J. ANDERSON, P. ANDERSON, K. ELIEFF, K. DAVIS. Row 4: J. CLIFTON. D. FREEBERG, D. CHRYSLER, A. FLETCHER, W. ADKINS, J. ERICK-SON, D. DUCHARME. From left to right. Row Is C. HEG-BERG, J. JENSON, D. HUGHES, M. KAllMAN, B. JOHNSON, D. KRAMER. Row 2: J. JENSEN, I. GRANSTROM, G. HERMSTAD, G. JACOBSON C. HELMER. Row 3: D. KURTH, L JOHNSON, J. JORDAN, I. HAMMARBERG, L JOHNSON, H. HESLI. Row 4: I. JOHNSON, R. HALVERSON, D. GREVEN, D. HANSON, F. KRUGER. F. GEDEL-MAN, M. KINDALL. From loft to right. Row 1: E. MAXSON, V. OLSON, M. MELIIN, C. EMERSON. G. MADISON. K. PAWLCYN. E. LEVAHN. Row 2: S. PAIMQUIST, D. LUNDQUIST. J. MAYER, W. MILLER. K. NEWGARD, K. PALMQUIST. D. LUNDELL, N. PARK. Row 3: G. LINDBERG, J. LACHER, B. NYSTROM. M. MELCHER, K. LIND, B. NORDIN, T. NOBLE. Row 4: J. MOBERG, D. LUND-BERG, C. PFLEIDER, D. OLSON, M. NELSON, T. LINDSTROM, F. PETERSON, C. OSKEY. From left to right. Row 1: G. SAWYER. J. WILSON, M. VIGOR-EN, E. WOLD. N. SEWELL, S. ULSTAD. Row 2: P. VOLLHABER, R. STEWART. J. RADEMACHER, J. TOWNER, A. SWANSON. Row 3: D. RHODES, J. SEBURG, L. RA BERGE, J. YOUNGBERG. M. WHALEN, K. WALTERS. Row 4: A. STIGEN, W. QUIMBY, R. RUSS, L. SCHNAPPAUF. 1. SCHLUTER, H. SCHULZ. R. WESTAFER. 1960 President _____ Vice President Secretory ____- Treasurer — . JACK BLATHERWICK JEAN WILSON MARTHA VIGOREN LEE JOHNSON 81 From loft to right. Row lj J. CARLSON, E. ERICKSON. K. AMUNSON, K. DIED-RICH, J. ANDERSON, F. ECKERT. J. BROOKE. Row 2: B. BERRY, R. ERICKSON. L BURK, M. ANDERSON, L ECKBERG. Row 3: R. ANDERSON, B. ANDERSON. B. BRUCE, P. BATAIDEN, T. BINDER, S. BRESKE. Row 4: J. CLEARWATERS, R. ANDERSON. A. CLAWSON, J. ANDERSON. L ANDERSON. M. CRONSTROM. Row 5: B. BOWMAN. J. ECKBLAD, J. CAMP. A. BRUNS. D. ANDERSON, L CARLSON. KAREN BRATT. From loft to right. Row 1: C. JOHNSON, S. JOHNSON, B. HAUGEN, B. GRUNEWALD, C. JONES. A. GILMORE, L. GROSS-MAN. Row 2: P. KULKAY, A. KNUTSON P. FRISK. R. FUCHS. R. GASTON, T. HIATT. K. FELIX. Row 3: B. JULIUS. B. HOLM. C. HOKAN-SON. . HOLMSTEN, S. KALLE-STAD, S. KNOLL. A. BURNHOM. Row 4i M. JOHNSON, R. KINES, W. KRUCKBERG, D. JACKSON, A. JOHNSON, B. JOHNSON, D. HANSON. J. HANSON. From loft to right. Row 1: B. NELSON, W. MACNAMARA. L. NORDSTROM, D. NELSON, P. NELSON, G. LUNDOUIST, S. MOLSTAD. Row 2: C. PARTEN, D. OHL-SON, S. ORTENBLAD, J. NOBLE, C. PAYNE, C. NESS. Row 3s S. MAHNKE, S. McNAMARA. S. OLSON A. OLSON, J. LABARE, J. OLSON, G. PETERSON, B. NEUMAN, R. O'CONNOR. Row 4: S. LINDQUIST, T. McMULLEN. J. O'SHEA. D. PERKINS. Row 5: D. PETERSON, D. PETERSON, D. NELSON, T. PEARSON, S. OLTMANS, J PETERSON. From left to right. Row 1; R. WURDEMANN. J. SUNDQUIST, B. WICKAM, K. WHALEY, B. WIRK-MAN, S. ROBINSON, D. VOSS, J. ROSENDAHL. Row 2: D. SWANSON, J. SCHULZ. L WEILAND, J. SOINE, J. TIGUE. P. SCHULTZ, J. VERHEY, B. SMITH. Row 3i T. SCHROEDER. D. ROSSING, C. SIHLER, B. SWANSON, S. RIES, S. TAYLOR. K. SUBSTAD. Row 4: M. SWANSON. P. SHEEHAN. M. THOMPSON. J. STATTINE, J. Wll-SON. B. WILSON. A. WISE. 1959 Pretident______________________LOIS BURK Vice Pre ident_______ TERRY SCHROEDER Secretary JEAN ANDERSON Treoturer __________________ JERRY WILSON 83 From left to right. Row 1: L. CARLSON, I. BORG. B. ANDERSON, A. CANNON. J. ANDERSON, P. CAIVA. Row 2: M. CHRISTENSON. R. BAXTER. S. CHRISTIANSON. S. ANDERSON. M. CLAWSON, I. BERGSTROM. Row 3: I. ADDISS, B. CARLSON, J. ANDERSON, J. ANDERSON, J. ANDERSON, S. COURSALLE. Row 4: J. ANDERSON. D. AGAARD, D. BERGER, G. BEATTY, P. BRUNNELLE, B. BRATT. Row 5: W. CAMPBELL, T. ANDERSON, D. COLANDER, J. ANDERSON. W. BJORK, V. BJORNDAHL. B. ANDERSON. From left to right. Row 1: J KAMPFT, D. JOHNSON. G. DUST ERHOFT, J. HERMSTAD. P. JOHN SON. K. HALDERSON. J. ANDER SON. S. CALVA. Row 2: K. EKLO S. DEGIDIO. C. HELLAND, E. GUS TAFSON, B. JOHNSON, P. FARR C. GRANSTROM. I. KOLLE. Row 3 S. ERICKSON, R. JOHNSON. D KEING, C. GROTH, M. CARLSON D. DYBVIG, M. JOHNSON. S JOHNSON. Row 4: K. TOLDEN, D DIRKES, S EGGE. D. HUGHES, R KOVACK. S. EIG, W. JOHNSON Row 5: F. HALVERSON. I. KRON STAD, D. HOGLUND, J. FORMAN J. KEEGAN. B. JOHNSON. J JOHNSON. H. JONES. Preiident Vico Pretident Secretary Trcoiurer Class of BRUCE ANDERSON DIANE DYPEVIG NANCY NYQUIST RUTHANN NYVAll 84 From loft to right. Row 1: P. NOBIE, I. IUNDQUIST, L NELSON, P. MUNTER, P. MURDOCK. Row 2: G. LARSON. N. MATTSON. E. NORDLEY, C NORQUIST, K. MIKKELSON, N. NYQUIST. Row 3: M. LARSON, G. LARSON. S. LOWE. P. LA-VINE, M. LINDQUIST. Row 4: J. LINDAHL, P. LINDSTEDT. C. NIESSEN, J. NYGAARD. P. MARKUSON, D. MORSTAD. Row 5: R. LARSON, C. MILLER, H. NEWQUIST, R. NYVALL, M. HANSON, R. LINDEN, R. LIEN. From loft to right. Row It L OLSON, I. PANKONIN, M. SAN-DIN. B. WILLIAMS, C. SVANES. I. TUTHIll. Row 2: M. ROSSOW, C. OLSON, S. OFSTAD. J. SCHOLTZ. V. SKOGLUNO, C. SEDERBERG. Row 3: J. SEBERG. D. SWEET. R. RUFFCORN. B. OLSEN. K. PETERSON. J. PETERSON, P. PICKERING. Row 4: P. WILLIAMSON, C. OLSON, G. OLSON, S. PETERSON, P. OLSON. C. PETERSON. Row 5: S. PAP, B. TILDAHL, R. SUBSTAD. J. OSTBY. W. WILSON. R. PATTON, J. POEHLER. 1958 President_______________________________ JIM LINDAHL Vice President--------------- DON AGAARD Secretory____________________________MARILYN LARSON Treasurer DIANE JOHNSON Preiidcnt STAN BAKKE WOODY CARLSON Vic President SCOTT HOLMER PAUL SEBERG Secretary BEV CARLSON MARY PALMQUIST Treasurer BEnY FERDEN JOHN PAUL JONES s we approach the end of ov t senior year, we find we have many memories which wi tong he rememhered. No one realizes what it means to he a senior until he is nearing graduation. Then he strives to make every class, hasVethaW game, class parties and chapel services unforgettable. Our senior class officers did much to make out senior year what it was. They really did their part in leading our clas along the road to graduation. JAN and WOODT Girl ond Boy State Co-Valedictorians DEVONA ANDERSON GAYNEUE HESTNESS Salutatorian BEVERLY CARLSON ROBERT KITTEl BETTY FERDEN KAY JOHNSON JANET SCHULTZ DARLENE HARRIS GEORGE BEARD BEVERLY BRUNS PAUL SEBURG jANFT CARROLL ALAN BURKE ARLENE HANSON BARBARA STROMBERG VIRGINIA LUNDBERG DARLENE HEUTON NATALIE ROBINSON 89 IRIS ANDERSON Just call me freckles! Christian Service 2,3,4; Choir 2,3; Red Cross 2; G.A.A. 2,3; Pop Club 3,4. GARY ARNTSON There's a certain blond--- Bond 1,2,3,4. DEBORAH ADOIPHSON Like a magnet, she has the power of attraction. Anoka High 1,2; G.A.A. 3.4; Pep Club 3.4. MARY L ANDERSON You can't tell about these quiet girls) Christian Service 2,3,4; Drivers Club 3; G.A.A. 2,3; Pep Club 3,4. GEORGE BEARD What shall I do to be famous? Honor Student, Student Council 1,3; Christian Service 3; Class Vice President 3; Band 1,2; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 3; Hockey 2,3,4; Track 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4, Vice President 4; World Affairs Club 3,4. JOHN F. ANDERSON A little knowledge is a dangerous thing. North High 1,2. STANLEY BAKKE The cream of the crop. Student Council 2,3,4; Christian Service 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Class President 2,4; Drivers Club 2; Football 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Hockey Manager 3; Track 1; letterman's Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Sno-Day Attendant 4. DEVONA ANDERSON Is she talking again, or yet? Co-Valedictorian, Christian Service 1,2,3,4; Singers 3,4; Choir 2; Chorus 1; Debate 1,2; Red Cross 2; Quiver Staff 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. VELORIS ANDERSON Nice things come in little packages. Chorus 1; Choir 2. CAROL JEAN BERGSTROM To twirl a baton is her greatest pride— Her skill in this is nothing to hide. 90 CAROL BERTHIAUME Her laugh It like measles; it's contagious. Christian Service 1.2,3.4; Choir 1; Chorus 2; Singers 3.4; Drivers Club 2; Quiver Staff 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Miriams Sextet 4, Gospel Toam 4, SHARON BURGESON One hundred per cent pure fun, loyalty and pep. Student Council 1; Christian Service 1,2,3; Class Secretary 1; Singers 3,4; Choir 2; Chorus 1 Drivers Club 2; Quiver Staff 3,4; Pep Club 3,4. CLAYTON CARLSON Born for success Student Council 2,3,4; Religious Council 2; Class President 2,3,4; Monitor 2,3; Debate 2,3; Foreign Missions Club 3, Quiver Staff 3,4; Editor 4; Football Manager 3; Boy's State 4; Gospel Team 4. RICHARD BEVIS I try to be bashful, but the girls won't let me. Student Council 2,3,4; Class Vice President 2; Band 2,3; Ethics Court 4; Football manager 2; Hockey 2,3; Tennis 2; Golf 3,4; Sno-Day Attendant 4. BEVERLY BRUNS Cute, clever and capablo. Honor Student, Christian Service 1,2; Singers 3,4; Choir 2; Chorus 1; Red Cross 3; Drivers Club 2; Antler Staff 3,4; Business Manager 4; Pep Club 3.4. BEVERLY CARLSON A friendly girl, and a scholar she has boen. Smiling without, intellectual within. Salutatorian; Student Council 4; Christian Service 1,2,3; Class Secretary 4; Singers 3,4; Choir 2; Band 1,2; Monitor 4; Red Cross 1,2; Antler Staff 4; Pep Club 3; National Honor Society 3,4. MARGARET BURGLUND Short and snappy. Christian Service 2,3; Singers 3,4; Vice President 4; Choir 2; Red Cross 2; Drivers Club 2; G.A.A. 2,3; Pep Club 3,4; Vice President 4. KAREN CARLSON She is the quiet kind, whose nature never changes. Marshall High 1,2. D. ANN BLATHERWICK She 'figures' well. Student Council 1; Roligious Council 2; Christian Service 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 1; Singers 4; Choir 2,3; Chorus 1; Cheerleading 4; Quiver Staff 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4. ALAN BURKE I know what's whotl Honor Student; Christian Service 4; Choir 2,3; Chorus 1; Band 1; Monitor 3; Drivers Club 2; Intramurals 2; Football 2,3; Basketball 1; Track 3,4; World Affairs Club 4; National Honor Society 3,4. 91 THOMAS CASEY Always hat an antwor. Football 3,4; Hockey 3,4; lettermans Club 3,4; Baseball 3 4. HARRY EllERS He burn the midnight oil, but it' usually gasoline. Washburn 1,2; Shattuck 3; Basketball 4. ■ G. BRYAN CARROLL Made for climbing the tree of knowledge. South High 1,2; Religious Council 4; Christian Service 3,4; Choir 3; Monitor 4; Gospel Team 4. JUDITH DISCH The greatest pleasure of life is love. ALICE EVENSON I'm learning a lot but school interferes. Singers 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3; Pep Club 3. HOPE DAHLEN Fair of hair and fair of face. She ascends her throne with poise and grace. Murray 1; Christian Service 2,3,4; Singers 4, Choir 2,3; Drivers Club 2; Antler 3,4; Administrative Editor 4, Record Editor 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Miriam Sextet 4; Gospel Team 4; Homecoming Queen 4. GWENDOLYN ELIEFF A light heart lives long. Sanford Junior High 1; Christian Service 2,3,4; Singers 3,4; Choir 2; Drivers Club 2; G.A.A. 2.3; Pep Club 3. JANET CARROLL Wisdom is the wealth of tho wise. Honor Student; East High, Rockfo'd, Illinois 1,2,3; Girls Glee Club 4. DONALD ECKSTROM Has anybody seen me do this? Quiver Staff 3,4; Football 4. JANET FALK The wisest words she often speaks. The rest she leaves unspoken. Student Council 2,4; Secretary 4; Christian Service 3,4; Closs Secretary 2; Singers 3,4; Choir 2; Monitor 3; Pep Club 3,4, Treasurer 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Girl's State 3; Homecoming Attendant 4. 92 BETTY FERDEN The photogenic look. Honor Student; Student Council 3; Christian Service 3,4; Clou Secretary 3; Clou Trecturer 4; Singer 4; Choir 3; Quiver Staff 3,4; Pep Club 3, Vice President 3; National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4; J.S. Hos-te� � 3; Homecoming Attendant 4. SANDRA GORKE Good nature and good sense are utually good companion . Sonford Junior High 1; Rootevelt High 2; Student Council 4; Chriition Service 3,4; Antler Staff 4. BARBARA HANSON Friendly, cheerful, corefree too. Mix theie together ond we have you. Student Council 1,3; Christian Service 1,2,3,4; Clan Secretary 3; Red Cron 1.2; Driver Club 2; Antler Stoff 3,4, Advertising Editor 4; G.A.A. 2,3; Pep Club 3,4; Swedish Club 1,2; Girls Glee Club 4. JON FREDIUND We could get along without Jon — but not very well. Golf 1; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 2; Hockey 3,4; Boseball 3,4; Captain 4; M Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 4; Class President 2; Clan Treasurer 2,3; Student Council 2, President 4; Tennis 2; Sno-Day King 4. GLORIA HANSEMANN Right out of Vogue Student Council 1; Religious Council 2; Christian Service 4; Singers 3,4, Treasurer 4; Choir 2; Chorus 1; Ethics Court 3,4; Cheerleader 2; Red Cross 3; Pep Club 4. LARRY HANSON Wit is the salt of conversation. Golf 1,2.3,4, Footboll 1; Basketball 1. Manager 3, Red Cross 4; Student Council 1,2; Bond 1; Lettermons Club 3. GLEN FRY What did I learn today? NANCY HANSEN She's peppy and a wonderful girl Student Council 4; Religious Council 3; Christion Service 1,2,3,4; Singers 3.4, Secretory 4; Choir 2; Chorus 1; Monitor 4; Antler Staff 3,4; Senior Editor 4; Miriom Sextet 4; Gospel Team 4; Pep Club 3,4. KIM GILFILLAN What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to humanity. Hopkins 1,2,3; Pep Club 4. 4 ARLENE HANSON She who has an art has everywhere a part Honor Student Christion Service 1,3; Singers 3.4; Choir 2; Chorus 1; Drivers Club 2; Antler Staff 3,4; Art Editor, Classes Editor; Record Editor 4; G.A.A. 2; Pep Club 3.4; King's Daughters Trio 4; Gospel Team 4. 93 AIDEN HENDRICKSON I con, if I wont tol EUGENE HOKANSON A note for newt. Choir 2; Chorut 1; Debat 2; Driven Club 2; Quiver Stoff 3,4; Photogropher 3, 4; Science Club 4. GAYNEU HESTNESS Co-Valedictorian The tign of witdom it a continual cheerfulnett. Chrittian Service 2,3; Choir 2; Drivert Club 2; G.A.A. 2,3; Pep Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. SCOn HOIMER I tell all the girlt I'm thy. Student Council 4; Vice pretident 4; Chrittian Serv-ice 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Quiver Staff 3,4; Football 1.2; Golf 1,2.4; Wreitling 4. DARLENE HARRIS Quietnen it her motto, and it'i becoming. Honor Student Chrittian Service 1,2,3,4; Choir 3; Choru t 1; Girlt Glee Club 4; Drivert Club 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Pep Club 3; Nationol Honor Society 3.4; Swedith Club 1,2. DARLENE HEUTON True hoppinett contittt alone in doing good. Honor Student Singert 3,4; Choir 2; Monitor 3; Antler Staff 4; G.A. A. 2.3; Pep Club 3,4; No-tional Honor Society 3,4; Trinity Lutheran School 1. HARLOW HUBER It't the pace that kill . Chrittian Service 3; Singert 2,3,4; Gotpel Team 2,3,4; World Affairt Club 3,4; Woodale Junior High 1. PETER HAUGE An all around good fellow. Chrittian Service 4; Singert 4; King't Mettengert 4; Choir 3; Monitor 3; Batkef-ball manager 3,4; Tennit 3, 4; Science Club 2,3; Letter-mom Club 4. t w I PATRICIA HITCHCOCK She begint and endt each day with a tmile. Student Council 2; Clatt tecretary 2; Singert 3,4; Choir 2; Monitor 4; Drivert Club 2; G.A.A. 2,3; Pep Club 3,4. CLARENCE JOHNSON A genuine teeker ofter knowledge. Chrittian Service 4; Band 1,2; Science Club 4; German Club 2; Chen Club 2. 94 JACK JOHNSON The way to be happy is to make others so. Basketball 2. DAVE KARNSTEDT It was a dream of bliss, I thought I had my homework done. Band 3; Antler Staff 3,4; Sports Editor 4. ANNETTE laBONTE Variety is the spice of life. Christian Service 3; Choir 3; Pep Club 3. PERRY JOHNSON I come to school occasionally to get acquainted with the teachers. HOT KJES6TH without o r.n'o.k. im KAY M. JOHNSON Sweet personality, helpful to the end. All these troits make her a good friend. Honor Student Student Council 2; Religious Council 4; Christian Service 1,4; Singers 3,4; Choir 2 Chorus 1; Red Cross 3,4; Drivers Club 2; Pep Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; Notional Honor Society 3,4. ROBERT KITTEl A wise man is a great wonder. Honor Student Science Club 4. KAREN RAE LACHER Always tho same in sunshine or rain. Chorus 1; Monitor 2,4; Red Cross 2; Drivers Club 2; G.A.A. 2.3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Girls Gloe Club 4. JOHN PAUL JONES He puts his worries in the pocket with a hole in it. Student Council 1,3,4; Class treasurer 3,4; Chorus 1; Football 1,2; Hockey 2; Science Club 3, President 3. DAVID KLEVEN What more do you want? Christian Servico 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 2,4; Golf 3. 95 JULIENNE IIUENQUIST It's safer being meek then bold, Accomponiod with a Heart of gold. Christian Service 3,4; Mon itor 1,3; Driven Club 2; G.A.A. 2.3. JOHN MAIMBORG To work or not to work, thot it the quettion. JOAN LEE G.A.A. spelled backward means All American Girl. Christian Service 3,4; Singers 3,4; Choir 2; Cheerleader 2; Red Cross president 4; Sno Day Queen 4. VIRGINIA LUNDBERG Fair, friendly and vivacious. Possessing a charm thot is most gracious. Honor Student Christian service 2,3,4; Singers 4; Choir 3; Quiver Stoff 3.4; Intramurals 2; Pep Club 3,4; Drama Club 2; Sno-Doy ottendant 4. KENNETH MANSKE Ask me, I know! Singers 4; Bond 1,2,3; Foreign Missions Club 2; Football 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1,2.3, 4; Hockey 1; Wrestling 4; King's Messengers Quartet 4. SHELDON LOFTMAN Why study? My time is valuable. Monitor 2. THEODORE MALMSTEN You've got to be a football hero . . . Student Council 2,3; Quiver Staff 3; Intromurals 3,4; Football 1,2.3.4, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 2,3.4, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 3,4; Tennis 1.2. LANCE LEE Short cut to fun. Chorus 1; Wrestling 3,4, Captain 4; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 4; Hockey 2. DARLENE LUNDQUIST Her optimism and cheerfulness ore like o tonic. Stephen High School 1,2,3; Christian Service 4; Band 4; G.A.A. 4; Pep Club treasurer 4; Girls Glee Club 4. CORA METZ Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. Quiver Staff 3,4; Reporter 4. 96 f WAYNE MOBERG It' not the answers thot bother me, it's the questions. GARY V. OLSON I would live to study, not study to live. Bond 2; Football 2; World Affairs Club 4. THOMAS MIUIGAN To be a mortician or not to be, thot is the question. Student Council 4; Monitor 2; Red Cross 2; Drivers Club 2; Foolboll manager 3. GAYLE NORDSTROM Worth is not measured by inches. Girls Glee Club 4. BARBARA OSKEY Her music has charm and so does she. Christian Service 3,4; Singers 3,4; Monitor 2; Red Cross 2; G.A.A. 3; Intro-murals 2; Pep Club 4; King's Daughters trio 4. HELEN MOBERG When two paths are open, I always take the more venturesome. Christian Service 1.2,3,4; Singers 4; Choir 2,3; Chorus 1; Monitors 4; Red Cross 1,2,3,4; Antler Staff 3,4; Pep Club 3.4. BRUCE NORDWALL What's that mean? Intramurals 2; Football 2; Track 2,3,4; Chess Club 2; St. Louis Park 1. GEORGE OSTBY Disciplined in action. DELORES NELSON She that is of a merry heort hath continual feast. Christian Service 2,3; Singers 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3; Drivers Club 2; Pep Club 3. MELVIN OLSON Strong and silent. Christian Service 1,2,3; Monitor 1.2; Red Cross 1; For-tign Missions Club 2; Intramurals 2. 97 EVAN OTTESON How you do talk! Student Council 3 4; Religious Council 2; Christian Service 2,3,4; Singers 3,4, President 4; Choir 2; Foreign Missions Club 2; Intro-murals 4; Football 2; King's Messengers 4. BONNIE RUNDIE All that is neatness, completeness and sweetness. Christian Service 1,2,3; Choir 1; Drivers Club 2; Red Cross 3; G.A.A. 3; Pep Club 3. NATALIE ROBINSON Having wisdom with each studious year. Honor Student Band 3; Pep Club 4, JAMES REDESKE Manners are a happy way of doing things. Christian Service 2,3,4; For-eign Missions Club 2; Football 2,3,4; Hockey 2,3,4; lettormans Club 4. BERVIN PETERSON A quiet man but quite a man. Stillwater High 1,2. JANICE PEDERSON A specialist in the philosophy of mischief. Red Cross treasurer 4; Antler staff 4; G.A.A. 4; Pep Club 3.4; St. Louis Park High 1. WILLIAM SANDO I'll try anything once, and twice if I con get by with it. Washburn 2,3; Student Council 4; Monitor 4. BRUCE ROBERTSON Clothes make the man. Student Council 1,2; Class vice president 1; Band 1; Football 2; Hockey 2; Golf 3.4. MARY PALMQUIST Quiet, sweet and oh, so neatl Student Council treasurer 4; Class secretary 4; Singers 4; Pep Club 3,4; Miriam sextet 4; Gospel Team 4; North Park Academy 1; Sno-Day Attendant 4. SUSAN RHOADES In trouble, out again. Class treasurer 1; Pep Club 3,4; Choir 2,3; Singers 4; Miriam Sextet 4; Quiver 3, 4, News Editor 4; Christian Service 1.2.3.4; G.A.A. 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4. 98 J. PAUL SCHIOTZ He speaks twice before he think . Football 3,4; Baiketball 2, 3,4; Baseball 2.3,4; letter-mam Club 3,4. DAVID SHOGREN I'd rather hug a pigskin than any girl I know — almost. Class vice president 1,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Ethics Court 3,4, Chairman 4; Christian Service 4; Hockey 1.2,3,4. Captain 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captoin 4; Baseball 2,3,4; lettermans Club 3,4, President 4; Religious Council 1. DAVID SUNDEll Wit makes its own welcome. Student Council 1; Christian Service 1.2,3,4. Vice president 3, President 4; Clots vice president 2; Singers 4; Bond 1; Debate 3; Quiver 3,4; Intromural 2,4; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1.2; Golf 1.2,3.4; King's Messengers Quortet 4; Letter-mans Club 3,4. PAUL SEBERG To make knowledge valuable, you must have the cheerfulness of wisdom. Honor Student Student Council 4; Clast vice president 4; Football 2; National Honor Society 3.4, President 4; World Affairs Club 4. BARBARA STROMBERG A Miss It at cute os her smile. Honor Student Christian Service 2,3.4; Choir 2; Monitor 3,4; Drivers Club 2; Antler Stoff 4; G.A.A. 4; Pep Club 3.4. JANET SCHOITZ • • Service with a smile. Honor Student Christian Service 1,3,4; G. A.A. 2; Pep Club 3,4. DONALD STJERNSTROM All's right with the world. MARY THIMEll Mory ond merry. Student Council 1; Christian Service 1.2.3,4; Clast secretory 1; Choir 2,3; Chorus 1; Red Cross 3; Antler Stoff 3.4; Activities Editor 4; G.A.A. 3,4; Intramural 2,4; Pep Club 3,4; Singers 4; Drama Club 2. JANET SEVERIN light haired, but not light heoded. Choir 3; Girls Glee Club 4. MARILYN SUNDAL She's full of Moxort, Mendelssohn and mischief. Singers 3,4; Chorus 1j Choir 2. 99 LYLE TOUEFSON I don't know! Monitor 2; Basketball 2. ANNE WILLIAMS Hero, there and everywhere Studont Council 1; Religious Council 1j Christian Service 1,2,3,4; Class president 1; Singers 3,4; Choir 2; Chorus 1; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Pop Club 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4; Drama Club 2. JAMES THOMPSON More study would havo interfered with my education. NANCY WARISCH Ever gontle, sweet and truo, A friend to me, a friend to you. Choir 2; Singers 3,4; Mon-itor 4; Drivers Club 2; Antler Staff 3,4, Editor-in-chiof 4; Pep Club 3,4. MARLYS ZINS Things that are good last a long while. V KENNETH WALD A man of few words. Student Council 2; Band 1; Monitor 2,3; Radio Club 2. KATHRYN YOUNGBERG Ginger and spice and everything nice. Chorus 1; Choir 2; Singers 4; Pep Club 4; Class treasurer 2; Miriam Sextet 4; King's Daughters Trio 4; Homecoming attendant 4. MARY TISDEL There's friendliness in her smile and energy in her deeds. Christian Service 1,2,3,4; Monitor 2,3; Red Cross 1,4; Drivers Club 2; G.A.A. 2,3, 4; Pep Club 3,4. JUDITH WEASLER Neatness is always commendable. Christian Service 1,2,3; Choir 2,3; Chorus 1; G.A.A. 2,3; Pep Club 3,4; Girls Gleo Club 4; Droma Club 2. A Not pictured: BOYD BRANDT Better to be happy than wise. Edina High 1,2; Football 4; Hocky 3; Track 3,4; Letter-mons Club 3,4. 100 1957 Class History The first day at Minnehaha was a new experience for each of us. We started our high school record by electing Ann Williams to guide us through the first part of the year. The days went by swiftly, and soon our first Homecoming was upon us. Under the reign of Peggy Berglund, our activities ended with the winning of the football game against Augustana. The end of the semester was coming fast, but first came Sno-Day and all its activities. Emmy Lou Sudor was crowned queen, and Warren Otteson was crowned king. The exciting basketball game with Blake made a happy ending. Gordon Williams was elected our second semester class president. Christian Emphasis Week brought us an inspiring speaker Rev. Glenn Lindcll. We also had the privilege of hearing E. Stanley Jones, a noted Evangelist. As sophomores we looked forward to a new year and elected Jon Fredlund as leader. One week was spent in the stressing of foreign missions. The senior homeroom presented a mission-ary pageant as their part in the program. Homecoming was soon upon us, and Barbara Langsten was crowned queen. We lost a heartbreaking game to Concordia. A rest was needed by all, and before we knew it Christmas vacation was here. Night Before Christmas” was presented by the Singers, an event which will always be remembered. Then came Sno-Day. The crowns were placed on Denise Carlson and Roger Anderson. Their rule proved to be successful as we were victors over Concordia. We also went on to win the conference titles that year. Woody Carlson as president headed our class for the second semester. Rev. Russell Cervin was our speaker for Christian Emphasis Week, a week of deeper dedication and committment of our lives. At last we were upper classmen. And we chose Stan Bakke to lead us through our first semester. We won a thrilling game over Concordia 33-0. Sherrill Anderson reigned as queen. Remember the J. S. Hill-billy Convention? There were a lot of tramps around that night. The end of the semester came fast, and along with it came Sno-Day. Gordon Smith and Nancy Prescher were crowned king and queen. The planning of our Junior-Senior Banquet made our second semester an important one, so we elected Woody Carlson as president. The theme of our banquet was April in Paris, and the colors were aqua and gold. Hardworking committees made it one of the best J.S. Banquets ever. Many of the students envied the members of the Singers as they loaded the buses to sing in Minnesota, Nebraska, and Iowa. Christian Emphasis Week brought Dr. Bob Smith to our campus. Under his ministry each student felt a strong moving of the Holy Spirit. Graduation was soon upon us, and we eagerly looked forward to becoming seniors. Stan Bakke was chosen to guide us through the first part of our last year. Homecoming time arrived and along with it the excitement of choosing a queen. After a few tense moments we finally saw the crown placed upon the head of Hope Dahlen. Ann (Podie) Blathcrwick, and Kay Youngberg reigned as attendants. Remember the mixer? After that night every one knew the secret desires of their fellow students. There really was a variety of desires. “The Messiah” was presented by the Singers, choir, and chorus at Christmas. A candle-lighted procession proved to be very beautiful. Christmas vacation was a well deserved one by all. The expectation of Sno-Day brought us to the second semester of our last year. Woody Carlson was once more elected our class president. Joni Lee found a red rose among her lxiuquet and Jon Fredlund found his boutonniere had a white stem making them queen and king of our Senior Sno-Day. Mary Palmquist, Virginia Lund-berg, Stan Bakke and Dick Bevis were the honored attendants. Dr. Hinerman brought the seniors’ last Christian Emphasis Week at M. A. and many students found comfort and new purpose in life through his messages. The Seniors enjoyed all the advantages that went with the senior year. (The Junior-planned J. S.) Class Night, Skip Day, Cap and Gown Day and graduation made a wonderful ending to Seniors of 1957 at M.A. 101 Class Will I, Debbie Adolfson, gladly give up the first seat in every class to Lowell Addis. I, Devonna Anderson, will my talkative nature to Karen Eklo and Lois Pankonin. 1, Iris Anderson, leave my love for a good time to Joan M. Anderson and Pat La Vine. I, John Anderson, can’t leave without my car. I, Mary Anderson, leave my shy ways to Linda Nelson. I, Veloris Anderson, l estow my blond hair to Ginny Brandt and Mary Christensen. I, Gary Amtson, take Veloris with me. I, Stan Bakke, will my subtle remarks to Dennis Krieg and Jim Anderson. I, George Beard, leave my interest in World Affairs to John Anderson. I, Carol Bergstrom, sorrowfully leave my mis-chievious ways to Mary Lou Lindquist and Peggy Wells. I, Carol “Wiffy” Berthiaume, gladly relinquish my many nicknames to Dan “Moldy” Morstad. I, Dick Bevis, leave my love for skiing to Joan E. Anderson and Mary Johnson. I, Podie Blatherwick, will my envious figure to Nancy Nyquist. I, Bovd Brandt, will my sarcasm to Harvey Newquist. I, Beverly Bruns, leave my co-operative spirit to Gretchen Dusterhoft. I, Sharon Burgeson, impart some of my happy, carefree ways to Mary Rossow and Jan Larson. I, Peggy Burglund, will my peppiness to Judy Anderson and Pauline Munter. I, Alan Burke, leave my love for books to Stephen Egge and Stanley Elg. I, Beverly Carlson, bequeath my cheerful smile to Lois Bergstrom and Marlys Youngberg. I, Karin Carlson, leave my sunny disposition to Sine Christensen and Laurel Borg. I, Woody Carlson, will my all-around personality to Darrel Hoglund. I, Bryan Carroll, leave my speeches to John Foreman. I, Janet Carroll, will my honor roll grades to Barb Anderson and Nancy Mattson. I, Tom Casey, might consider leaving my wise wit and clever comments to Pete Markuson and Paul Brunelle. I, Hope Dahlen, bequeath my Homecoming Crown to some lucky junior girl. I, Judy Disch, leave my letter writing to Diane Johnson. I, Harry Eilers, leave my “Sirs” and “Madams” to David Sweet. I, Don Ekstrom, sadly leave my manager’s ability to Bill Campbell and John Seburg. I, Gwen Elieff, bequeath my enthusiasm for good times to Carol Sederberg. f, Alice Evenson, relinquish my job at the Y.M.C.A. to anyone who wants it. I, Janet Falk, leave my lady-like ways to Ruthann Nyvall. I, Betty Ferdcn, leave my Christian Testimony to Peggy Murdock and Sally Anderson. I, Jon Fredlund, gladly leave my ability to fascinate women to Don Enger. I, Glen Fry, leave my yellow convertible to Tom Anderson. I, Sandy Gorke, leave my beautiful brown eyes to Judy Nygaard. I, Gloria Hanscmann, take thee, Evan, with me. I, Nancy Hansen, leave my friendly nature to Pat Farr. I, Arlene Hanson, leave my musical ability to Joyce Anderson. I, Barb Hanson, leave my artistic ability to Grace Larson. I, Lary Hanson, leave my witty comments to Craig Olson. I, Darlene Harris leave my sweet personality to Gerry Kampff. 1, Pete Hauge, leave my trampoline ability to Dave Hughes. I, Alden Hendrickson, will my Ford to Fred Halverson. I, Gaynell Hestness, bequeath my quietness to Lois Medin and Carol Svanes. I, Darlene Heuton, leave my winsome personality to Barb Johnson. I, Pat Hitchcock, leave my loyalty to St. Paul to Walter Wilson. I, Eugene Hokanson, leave my burmudas and knee highs to Bruce Carlson. I, Scott Holmer, leave my Sun lamp to Caroline Grants trom. I, Harlow Huber, leave my quartet ability to Rog Linden and Don Colander. I, Clarence Johnson, leave my portable locker to Ingolf Kronstad. I, Jack Johnson, leave my glasses to Carl Millers. I, Kav Johnson, leave my cheerful nature to Polly Pickering. I, Perrv Johnson, leave my picture in the Year book. 102 I, John Paul Jones, yield my “Elvis Presley style” to Vem Bjorndahl. I, Dave Kamstadt, sorrowfully will my memories of Breck to Rand Patton and Ronald Larson. I, Robert Kittcl, present my brains to Charles Niesson and Brent Tildahl. I, Elliot Kjeseth, hand down my purple cords to Don Weld. I, Dave Eleven, leave my long shots to Cary Peterson. I, Annette La Bonte, present my speed in typing to Carol Olson. I, Karen Laeher, bestow my red hair on Sandy Johnson. I, Joni Lee, was thinking of leaving my ward-rol)e to Linda Olson, but I can’t get along without it. 1, Lance Lee, pass on my charming way with women to Rog Johnson. I, Julie Liljenquist, yield my pleasant ways to Marilyn Larson and Cynthia Ofstad. I, Shelly Loftman, relinquish my Road Rebels meml ership to Jay Johnson, and Cary Beatty. 1, Virginia Lundberg. tearfully pass on my “peaches and cream” complexion to Mary Clawson, although she doesn’t need it. I, Darlene Lundquist, pass on my wit to Karen Mikkelson and Ginny Skoglund. I, John Malmborg, leave mv neatness to Sam Peterson and Dick Kovack. I, Ted Malmsten, grant my strength for football, my ability for basketball and my brains for Pingpong to Don Agard and Mearl Crasser. I, Ken Manske, bequeath my football ability to Kurt Langsten and Ralph Lien. I, Cora Metz, leave my sweetness to Elgcan Nordley. I, Tom Milligan, give my job in the cafeteria to Mary Hanson. I, Helen Moberg, will my Red Cross abilities to LuAnn Carlson. I, Wayne Mol erg, pass on my ability to sleep in class to John Ostby. I, Delores Nelson, leave my sweet sincerity to Sharlene Weymouth and Annette Cannon. 1, Cavle Nordstrom, will my spikes to Linda Tuthill. I, Bruce Nordwall, leave my freckles to Charles Croth. I, Gary Olson, impart some of my friendliness to Jim Lindahl. I, Melvin Olson, leave my quiet manner to Kermit Folden and Richard Ruffcorn. I, Barbara Oskey, leave my ability as a pianist to Karen Halderson and Bud Lindstcdt. I, George Ostby, sorrowfully leave my wad of gum to Mardi Sandecn. I, Evan Otteson, will my dignified looking glasses to Dan Rhodes. I, Mary Palmquist, bestow my long, long eye lashes to Priscilla Noble. I, Janice Pederson, gladly leave mv many embarrassing moments to Barb Williams. I, Bcrwin Peterson, leave my daily trips from Stillwater to my brother, Calvin. I, Jim Redeske, will my enthusiasm for sports to Woody Bjork. I, Sue Rhoades, grant my beautiful blue eyes to Elaine Gustafson. I, Bruce Rol� ertson, pass on my neat and complete wardrobe to Jack Pastor and Dave Dirks. I, Natalie Robinson, will my book knowledge to Claire Holland and Weston Johnson. I, Bonnie Rundle, pass on my littleness” to Dick Baxter and Jim Bixby. I, Bill Sando, give my height to Paul Williamson. I, Janet Scholtz, leave my ability to finish school in three years to any one who can use it. I, Paul Schiotz, request that my clownish ways l c given to Bob Johnson. I, Paul Scbcrg, grant that my speaking ability be given to Bruce Anderson. I, Janet Severin, leave my carefree attitude to Janet Hermstad and Loma Thompson. 1, Dave Shogren, sadly leave my girl at M.A. I, Donald Stjcmstrom, will my saddle shoes to James Keegan. I, Barbara Stramberg, bequeath my cute smile to Paquita Calva. I, Marilyn Sundal leave M.A. and go directly to Mars. I, Dave Sundell, leave my all-aroundness” to Bob Substad. I, Mary Thimell, pass on my multi-colored tennies to Char Norquist. I, Jim Thompson, leave! I, Mary Tisdel, grant that my friendly ways be given to Jennie Lou Peterson. I, Lyle Tollefson, give my happy-go-lucky ways to Paul Olson and Gary Olson. I, Ken Wald, grant my politeness to Stephen Erickson. I, Nancy Warisch, am all too happy to leave my Antler problems to Lillian Lundquist and Sue Coursolle. I, Judy Weasler, relinquish my graceful ways to Scarlette DeGidio and Beverly Olsen. I, Anne Williams, leave my “vim, vigor and vitality” to Jeanette Anderson. I, Kay Youngberg, gladly leave my ability to come late to Jack Poehler. I, Marlys Zins, abandon my place at the end of the alphabet to Marlys Youngberg. 103 1. PODI BIATHERWICK 2. JAN FALK, 3. GAYNEll HESTNESS 4. DEE ANDERSON 5. KAY JOHNSON 6. ARLENE HANSON 7. MARY PALMQUIST 8. BARB HANSON 9. JANICE PEDERSON, BEST All AROUND MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST STUDIOUS CLASS GENIUS CLASS LEADERS MOST MUSICAL FRIENDLIEST MOST ORIGINAL WITTIEST LANCE LEE WOODY CARLSON ROBERT KITTEL GEORGE BEARD STAN BAKKE HARLOW HUBER LARRY HANSON BRUCE ROBERTSON DAVE SUNDALL 104 10. JULIENNE IILJENQUIST SHYEST JIM REDESKE 11. KAY YOUNGBERG BEST LOOKING JON FREDLUND 12. DEBBIE ADOPHSON CUTEST SMILE SCOn HOLMER 13. SUE RHOADES PRETTIEST EYES TED MALMSTEN 14. JONI LEE MOST ATHLETIC DAVE SHOGREN 15. ANNE WILLIAMS PEPPIEST TOM CASEY 16. VELORIS ANDERSON CUTEST COUPLE GARY ARNTSON 17. NANCY HANSEN FUNNIEST LAUGH DICK BEVIS 18. GINNY LUNDBERG MOST TALKATIVE PAUL SHOITZ 105 •i.% Mortising EDITOR: BARBARA HANSEN 107 YOUTH MEETS TRUTH BOARD OF EDUCATION Row 1: A. W. ANDERSON, N. ENGMAN, E. LAVAHN, D. NELSON. Row 2: C. SWENSON, T. SKANSE, A. ANDERSON, P. OlFELT, C. JOHNSON, T. BENGTSON. Row 3: W. MOBERG, E. LARSON, I. BENGTSOn] Not pictured: O. ROBERTS, A. LINNEE, A. M. FREEDHOLM. A COEDUCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL WITH A CHRISTIAN EMPHASIS MINNEHAHA ACADEMY Warm Christian Greetings to Every Member of Minnehaha's Family Our Congratulations and Best Wishes for the Graduates of 1957 As for God, His Way is Perfect Psalm 18:30 SALEM COVENANT CHURCH 1816 and Central Ave. N. E. Clarence Agard, Raymond Dahlberg, Pastors I will abide in thy tabernacle forever Psalm 61:4 ELIM COVENANT CHURCH 1704 East Thirty-fifth Street Minneapolis, Minnesota Milton Engebretson, Pastor Sunday ................... 11:00 A.M. Sunday ------------------ 7:00 P.M. Thursday___________________ 8:00 P.M. 109 ELIM COVENANT CHURCH 663 Como Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota WE WELCOME YOU TO WORSHIP WITH US Luverne W. Sands, Pastor Sunday School______________________9:45 A.M. Family Worship .................. 11:00 A.M. Sunday Evening Hour _____________ 7:00 P.M. BETHANY COVENANT CHURCH 7121 Bloomington Avenue South Warren D. Swanson, Pastor Sunday School ______________________ 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship ................... 11:00 A.M. Evening Service___________________________7:00 P.M. I will abide in thy tabernacle forever. PARK AVENUE COVENANT CHURCH Park Avenue at Franklin Bible School .... 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship - 11:00 A.M. Junior Worship .. . . 11:00 A.M. Covenant High League 6:15 P.M. Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. POWDERHORN PARK BAPTIST CHURCH 16th Avenue South and 33rd Street Pastor Mac We thank our God and Father for the privilege that we have of living for Him and worshipping Him in our church. 110 FIRST EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH Payne and Jessamine St. Paul, Minnesota To know Christ and make Him known Rev. Ben C. Erickson, Pastor FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 1020 Harmon Place Minneapolis 3, Minnesota Dr. Curtis Akenson, Pastor I went to the house of God with joy and praise with a multitude that kept the holy day. Psalm 42:4 FIRST FREE CHURCH 5150 Chicago Avenue, Minneapolis Leonard E. Hagstrom, Pastor — Don Bisdorf, Minister of Youth Tune to KTIS (900 dial) for MOMENTS WITH THE MASTER Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday — 1:00 P.M. CENTRAL FREE CHURCH 10th Avenue So. at 7th Street 9:45 11:00 7:00 Dr. Richard Elvie — Pastor A m Sunday School A.M Morning Worship P.M. Evening Bible Hour ill That which we have seen and heard we proclaim also to you, that you may have fellowship with us; and our fellowship is with the Father and with His Son Jesus Christ. 1 John 1:3 FIRST COVENANT CHURCH OF ST. PAUL Arcade and Hyacinth + Carl Gideon Cham ........................................ Pastor Earl Roger Johnson Youth Director Harry P. Opel ................................. Director of Music Bonnevieve Opel ......................................... ..Organist Esther Nelson ................ Parish Worker and Office Secretary Mabel Olson Returned Missionary Rev. and Mrs. Edward G. Nelson............... Missionary to Formosa Sing unto Him, sing psalms unto Him: talk ye of all His wondrous works ' Psalm 105:2 FIRST COVENANT CHURCH 810 South Seventh Street Minneapolis 4, Minnesota Paul S. Rees _________________________________ Pastor C. Reuben Anderson Assistant Pastor Tom Clendenen ... Minister of Christian Education and Youth James P. Davies Minister of Music SERVICES Sunday School, Classes for all ages ____________________ 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship__________________________________________11:00 A.M. Broadcast over WDGY, KTIS-FM, Minneapolis: WHLB, Virginia Evening Evangelistic Service 7:00 P.M. Thursday Bible Study and Prayer___________________________7:45 P.M. YOUTH Junior High League (12-14 years) Sundays____________ 5:30 P.M. High League (15-17 years) Sundays ---------------- — 5:30 P.M. Youth League (18-24 years) Sundays___________________ 5:30 P.M. Lunch Fellowship (combined) Sundays ............... 6:15 P.M. m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH 8th Street at 13th Avenue South Eric Linholm — Pastor + I will abide in thy tabernacle forever ' Psalm 61:4 CALVARY EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH 3901 Chicago Ave. So. A. B. Walfrid and Paul L. Hawkinson, Pastors Worship: 9:45 and 11:00 A.M. Oct.-Apr.______________7:00 P.M. May-Sept. _____________7:30 P.M. Hebrews 10:23-25 BROADWAY COVENANT CHURCH 801 West Broadway Minneapolis, Minnesota Edward Larson, Pastor Sunday____________________________11:00 A.M. Sunday ________________________ 7:00 P.M. Thursday__________________________8:00 P.M. 114 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1957 You appreciated Minnehaha Academy? Then continue your education of the whole man on the same high level. Enroll in NORTH PARK COLLEGE Expanding its junior college to a four year liberal arts and pre-professional program. The first four year class will be graduated with the baccalaureate degree in 1960. To house its expanded educational offerings North Park College has recently completed a new men's residence and a new athletic field. Now being planned and constructed are a new classroom-library building and a new gymnasium-auditorium building. A CHRISTIAN CAMPUS For information write: Director of Admissions NORTH PARK COLLEGE 3225 Foster Ave. • Chicago 25, Illinois IN MINNEAPOLIS AUGSBURG COLLEGE Fully accredited 4 year Liberal Arts Program A Lutheran institution of Higher Learning since 1869 Student Employment Opportunities in Twin Cities Business Establishments Cultural and Recreational Offerings of a Metropolitan Center Preparation for — High School Teaching — Parish and Mission Work — Business Administration — Secretarial and Business — Home Economics — Social Work — Music — Physical Education — Medical Technology — Library Science — Pre-Medicine — Pre-Dentistry -- Pre-Dental Hygiene — Pre-Nursing — Pre-Law — Pre-Engineering — Biology — Chemistry — Mathematics — Pre-Theological FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Write The Admissions Counselor AUGSBURG COLLEGE Minneapolis 4, Minnesota CHRIST NEEDS TRAINED YOUTH TO SERVE HIM. + BETHEL COLLEGE and SEMINARY St. Paul, Minnesota Most young people who enroll as freshmen do not have their vocational goals definitely set. They don't need to. College is a place not only for training but for vocational guidance. So don't hesitate, BEGIN, for while you are making your life decisions, you are also training for them. DISCOVER GOD'S ANSWER Through Bible Study Parish Work Institutional Training General Bible Training Missionary Training + THE LUTHERAN BIBLE INSTITUTE 1619 Portland Avenue Minneapolis 4, Minnesota 116 offering a three-year basic nursing course to qualified applicants. Unusual opportunities for Christian fellowship in a school known for its high standards. Affiliated with North Park College. SWEDISH COVENANT HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING 5145 N. California Avenue • Chicago 25, Illinois YE SHALL KNOW THE TRUTH AND THE TRUTH SHALL MAKE YOU FREE. John 8:32 COVENANT WOMEN'S AUXILIARY Minneapolis District + AND WHATSOEVER YE DO, DO IT HEARTILY AS UNTO THE LORD. Colossians 3:23 COVENANT WOMEN'S AUXILIARY St. Paul District NORTHWESTERN MISSION ASSOCIATION Its institutions Bethany Home — Ebenezer Home — Victory Farm For Boys — Minnehaha Academy — Its Churches and Home Mission Stations Elmer E. Larson, Superintendent Lorraine Tornell, Office Secretary George Schermer, Youth Secretary GREETINGS FROM Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Albinson Ralph H. Albinson, '46 J. Paul Albinson, '50 THE ALBIN CHAPEL 2200 Nicollet Ave • Minneapolis, Minnesota This ANTLER was printed by ... . Lakdmi CMm Pkeu ★ ★ ★ Minneapolis : 478 Sexton Building : and Brainerd, Minnesota 118 1955 Minnehaha Graduates; Elaine LeVahn, left, chose the Minnesota School of Business for her Medical Secretarial training; Myra Klodt, right, chose the Minnesota School of Laboratory Technique, a division of the Minnesota School of Business, for her Medical Technician training. We are happy to have them as members of our student body. Only one thing better than one dish of Brown's is two (or three) (or more) BROWN’S ICE CREAM Sold by leading drug and grocery stores. PLAYTIME . . . GAYTIME . . . DAYTIME . . . MEALTIME . . . ANYTIME . . . use CLOVER LEAF DAIRY PRODUCTS 119 Out On A Limb? To Find A Good Florist LINDSKOOG FLORIST 1400 East Franklin Minneapolis WOOD-NELSON CO. Insurance Brokers 400 Builders Exchange Minneapolis Relaxing just comes naturally when you are secure financially. THE DOUGLAS COMPANY 620 — 12th Avenue South Machine Work — Spot Welding — Medal Stamping — Medal Products Spray Painting — Baked Enamel Finishes — Automobile Advertising Silk Screen Processing — Medal and Experimental Work 120 ASK THE MAN WHO KNOWS . . . the fine work of HERFF-JONES School ond College Rings — Medals and Trophies Commencement Announcements — Personal Cards Edgar Nelson • 5537 Kellogg Ave., Mpls. BECKY’S CAFETERIA 1934 Hennepin Avenue South FRIENDLY CHRISTIAN ATMOSPHERE Hours: 11:15 — 2:00 Opened Daily Hours: 4:30 — 7:30 Closed Sundays and Holidays J. R. GOULD and SON 2919 North Fairview St. Paul, Minnesota ADD HARMONY TO YOUR HOME WITH A NEW ORGAN 121 NARUMS SHOE STORE 812 E. Lake St. Minneapolis Ta. 3-9109 THE FRIENDLY SHOE STORE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY MASTER PLUMBER OLAF BAKKE 3749 Cedar Avenue REPAIRING - REMODELING - QUALITY WORKMANSHIP THERE IS NOTHING FINER THAN .... PELLA PRODUCTS 927 South Washington Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota 122 WHEN IN NEED . . . Call the Swede till WALLACE HANSON Plumbing Ta. 2-0725 4241 Nicollet Ave. So. Minneapolis ST. PAUL FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASS’N 335 Robert Street St. Paul, Minnesota 123 CO. EORITIRl WEAR 2508 Hennepin Avenue Minneapolis 5, Minn. Telephone Fr 7-4331 Formal wear for 'wRoOCWS CO. pV fORmAHUERR FOR SEDTLEmEn 2508 Hennepin Avenue Minneapolis 5 Minn. Telephone Fr 7-4331 And it's smart, it's economic — to rent your formal wear. Our complete, modern rental service has everything for every occasion — freshly cleaned, carefully pressed and fitted to you, to perfection. Weddings Banquets Summer formal 124 A Tip from an Old Builder'7 HENRY O. MIKKELSON GENERAL CONTRACTOR 20 West 59th Street Minneapolis + + COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL CHURCHES + + IDEAL MFG. CO. Tools and Dies Jigs and Fixtures Special Equipment Sub Assemblies Model Work Designing MANUFACTURING OF MERIT SWENSON FURNITURE STORES QUALITY FOR LESS Chicago and Lake 78th and Portland 8100 Mtke. Blvd. Minneapolis 125 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS + THE CURTIS HOTEL 1 Oth Street and 3rd Avenue Minneapolis COMPLIMENTS QF SERVICE MASTER, INC 2606 First Ave. So. Minneapolis 8, Minnesota Taylor 5-4415 + SPECIALISTS IN THE HOME CARPET AND FURNITURE CLEANING . . . . FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD . . . . DIFFERENT GIFTSl See our exquisite imports: china, silver, glass woodenware, jewelry, cards. Unusual domestic items, too! LITTLE BIT O' SWEDEN GIFT AND CARD SHOP 910 Marquette Fe. 8-5454 CARL’S MEN’S STORE 3017 Nicollett Ave. Minneapolis Ta. 3-8022 126 E. E. BACH MILLWORK CO. 3121 Hiawatha Ave. Minneapolis 50 YEARS OF HEATING COMFORT FEEL GOOD, FEEL SURE p UJaterbwrgn'M WATERBURY COMPANY 2716 Nicollet Ave. So. Minneapolis To. 7-3501 127 NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK Clifford Peterson, Funeral Director 2 COMPLETE CHAPELS ANDERSON-PETERSON CHAPEL 1827 Riverside Ave. Fe. 6-9663 HANSON-NUGENT CHAPEL 2116 Nicollet Ave. Fe. 5-5128 MINNESOTA'S FOREMOST DRIVE INN CAR HOP SERVICE ALL YEAR FLAT TOP DRIVE INN 4604 East Lake Minneapolis WE WOULDN'T GIVE YOU A BUM STEER TISDEL STANDARD SERVICE 5000 Penn Avenue South Minneapolis 128 CARLSON-LAVINE Incorporated General Contractors 2854 Columbus Avenue South Minneapolis 7, Minn. Ta. 7-2541 PLANNING TO BUILD, REMODEL OR IMPROVE YOUR PROPERTY? Commercial, Industrial or Residential Construction — Concrete Walks, Drives, Slabs or Tennis Courts — Construction of all Kinds. Carlson-LaVine, Inc. can carry the work thru from the Drafting Board to the completed Job. 129 For Further information. Please call or write. Free Estimates Gladly Given. DONT' FORGET THE PROMPT EFFICIENT SERVICE OF THE . . . PARK MACHINE INC 199 West Sixth Street St. Paul + General Machine Work. External Cylimor-ical Grinding, Magnaflusing, Repairing of Mechanical Devices, Crankshaft Grinding, Cylinder Head Repairing, Cylinder Reboring LUNDGREN STUDIOS PHOTOGRAPHY IS AN ART :: LUNDGRENS ARE ARTISTS 55 South 8th Street :: Minneapolis Photographers for the ANTLER Portraits — Weddings — Candids 130 PAINTING AND DECORATING RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL JOE HOKANSON 5332 N. Lilac Drive : Minneapolis Ju 8-3638 Choose a calendar bank as a gift . . . For a student, it's great, It will tell you the date And teach you the value of thrift! FIRST MINNEHAHA NATIONAL BANK 2716 E. Lake St. : Minneapolis Member F. D. I. C. LUMBER co N.C ennett GROWING BIGGER BY SAVING BETTER N. C. BENNETT LUMBER COMPANY 2825 Fifth Ave. So. : Mpls. Ta. 7-0741 131 o) i 1 S“ ' '1 rv a J 4 _ n L «ov $ s? 0 o � °S v 'y?M y. ,u V 1 Good luck ' £Rj2d, ny o o Q rA rvv A J)fi %Xri U t i % _ n a Tm s r V ifi QewvAo -f- P c lJ Aju X-’L rt -Q a. Uo_5.oaJx -— 3fc i £pP -fr a y CjZ � tAS o-rO ' z c£c2-, 4 VERYOME i � J: c4 § ' o Y E A X THE BEST THING . . . IS TO GO TO KESTING. KESTING MUSIC (since 1925) 34 East Sixth St. : St. Paul 1, Minn. Ca. 2-4786 STORE : SCHOOL : REPAIR SERVICE FINE BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS JOHN 'Sez' HILSTAD MEATS 4202 — East 34th St. : Minneapolis Axel Krook, proprietor The little homelike church TRINITY LUTHERAN of MINNEHAHA FALLS 40th Avenue South at 52nd Street Minneapolis Evald J. Conrad, Pastor We have thought of thy loving kindness, O God in the midst of thy temple. Psalm 48:9 BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN CHURCH Forty-third Ave. So. and Thirty-second Street A. Milton Freedholm, Pastor 135 You'd be surprised at what you miss! Have your eyes examined soon. If you need glasses, take advantage of the personalized attention offered by— ELWOOD L. CARLSON 1008 Donaldson Building Minneapolis OPTICAL PRESCRIPTIONS INTERPRETED WITH EXTREME ACCURACY BENSON’S Ground floor and 4th floor Medical Arts Building Also 1610A West Lake St. NORTHWESTERN BOOK AND BIBLE HOUSE 807 LaSalle Ave. Minneapolis Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. II Timothy 2:15 BROOKDALE COVENANT CHURCH Intersection of Highway 100 and 152 Sunday School____________________ 9:30 A.M. Morning Worship__________________ 10:30 A.M. Evening Service____________________7:00 P.M. Delight thyself also in Jehovah: Trust also in him, and he will bring it to pass. Psalm 37:4 136 MAINTENANCE SERVICE CO., INC. Geo. Strout Myron Skoglund 24 HOUR SERVICE ALL MAKES Winkler Distributors Authorized Soles and Service Winkler—Iron Fireman New Used Parts To Fit All Stokers Reconditioned Stokers Hydraulic Transmission Experts 1429 S. 6th St. Mpls.________________________FEdrl 3-0526 463 Fairview Ave. N._________________________Mldwy 6-8751 Res._______________________FRnkln 7-0119 or PArky 4-7568 + CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS From the JUNIOR GIRLS + COMPLIMENTS on a good ANTLER from your arch-rivals The 1957 Quiver Staff 137 SAY IT WITH FLOWERS from . . . PETERSON’S FLORIST, Incorporated 2757 Emerson South TA 5-4411 KRIEBEL § BATES PUBLISHERS OF CHRISTIAN ART 4125 North Keystone Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana Copyright Owners and Publishers of SALLMAN'S Inspirational Paintings who again supplied us with our SALLMAN print in the front of this book. CONGRATULALIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 from A Friend ...We salute the entire Year Book staff end all faculty personnel who had any part in preparing the material for this Minnehaha Antlers' Year-book Record. It is our hope that in the succeeding years we will again have the opportunity of recording and helping to build other Minnehaha Academy Records. Call on us for any and all Recording Services. FREE LITERATURE UPON REQUEST FEDERAL 5-2269 Kay Hank RECORDINGS STUDIOS ON FILM ROW III No. Eleventh St. Minneapolis 3. Minn. AT LAST!!!! WE’RE THROUGH!!!! The 1957 ANTLER STAFF Best of luck to those who follow Seniors Adolfson, Debbie Ann 38, 90 Anderson, DeVonna E. 45, 31, 38, 39, 90. 89 Anderson, Iris L. 38, 90 Anderson, Mary L. 38, 90 Anderson, John F. 90 Anderson, Veloris J. 90 Arntson, Gary D. 90 Bakke, Stanley O. 12, 52, 66, 55, 56, 90 Beard. George W. 39, 52, 67, 54, 90, 89 Bergstrom, Carol 45, 38. 32. 90 Berthiaume, Carol 35, 40, 44, 31, 38, 91 Blatherwick, Delores 24, 45, 31, 38, 39, 67, 91 Bevis, Dick 12, 28, 47, 67, 91 Brandt, Boyd 52, 67, 54. 91 Bruns, Beverly 42, 31, 43, 38, 91, 89 Burgeson, Sharon J. 31, 38, 91 Burglund, Margaret 46, 31, 36, 91 Burke, Alan 37, 39, 91, 89 Carlson, Beverly 12, 35, 46, 31, 43, 38, 39, 91, 89 Carlson, Clayton 12, 40, 91 Carlson, Karen 92 Carroll, G. Bryan 47, 40, 41, 92 Carroll, Janet 32, 92, 89 Casey, Thomas 52, 66, 55, 63, 92 Dahlen, Hope 23, 35, 40, 31, 43, 38, 92 Disch, Judy 92 Eilers, Harry 56, 92 Ekstrom, Donald 45, 52, 66, 92 Elieff, Gwendolyn 31, 38. 92 Evenson, Alice 31, 92 Falk, Janet 12, 45, 41, 31, 38, 25, 33, 92 Fredlund, Jon 27, 39, 52, 66, 54, 63, 93 Ferden, Betty 45, 31, 38, 25, 39, 93, 89 Fry, Glen 93 Gorkc, Sandra 12, 43, 32, 93 Hansemann, Gloria 47, 31, 38, 93 Hansen, Nancy 12, 35, 47, 40, 42, 31, 43, 38,'93 Hansen, Arlene 40, 34, 42, 31, 43, 38, 93, 89 Hanson, Barbara 42, 43, 38, 32, 93 Hanson, Larry 46, 68, 93 Harris, Darlene 38, 32, 39, 94, 89 Hauge, Peter 40, 34, 31, 94 Hendrickson, Alden 94 Hestness, Caynell 38, 39, 94, 89 Heuton, Darlene 31, 43, 38, 39, 94, 89 Hitchcock, Patricia 47, 31, 38, 94 Ilokanson, Eugene 45, 37, 94 Holmer, Scott 12, 45. 66. 67, 68, 94 Huber, Harlow 35, 40, 41, 31, 94 Johnson, Kay 40, 31, 38, 39, 95, 89 Johnson, John 95 Johnson, Clarence 37, 94 Johnson, Perry 95 Jones, John 12, 95 Kamstedt, Dave 42, 43, 95 Kittel, Robert 95, 89 Kjeseth, Elliot 40, 95 Kleven, David 56, 95 LaBonte, Annette 95 Lacher, Karen 47, 38, 32, 95 Lee. Joan 45, 46, 31. 38, 27, 39, 96 Lee. Lance 52. 66, 67, 54, 96 Liljenquist, Julianne 96 Loftmen, Sheldon 96 Lundberg, Virginia 28, 45, 31, 38. 96, 89 Lundquist, Darlene 38, 32, 96 Malmborg, John 96 Malmsten, Theodore 52, 66, 54, 56, 96 Manske, Kenneth 40. 34, 31, 52, 66, 55. 96 Metz. Cora 96 Milligan, Thomas 12, 66, 97 Mobcrg, Helen 35, 47, 42, 31, 43, 38. 97 Moberg, Wayne 97 Nelson, Delores 35, 31, 38, 97 Nordstrom, Gayle 38, 32, 97 Nordwall, Bruce 67, 97 Olson, V. Gary 97 Olson, Melvin 97 Oskey, Barbara 40, 34, 31, 97 Ostby, George 97 Otteson, Evan 40, 41, 34, 31, 98 Palmquist, Mary 12, 28, 35, 40, 31, 38, 98 Pederson, Janice 46. 43, 38, 98 Peterson, Bervin 98 Rcdeske, James 52, 66, 55, 63, 98 Rhoades, Susan 35, 40, 44, 31, 38 25, 98 Roliertson, Bruce 67, 66, 56, 98 Robinson, Natalie 38, 98, 89 Rundle, Bonnie 98 Sando, William 12, 98 Schiotz, J. Paul 52, 66, 54, 99 Scholtz, Janet 99, 89 Seburg, Paul 39, 99, 89 Severin, Janet 32, 99 Shogren, David 47, 52, 66, 54, 63, 99 Stjemstrom, Donald 99 StTomberg, Barbara 47, 43, 38, 99 89 Sundal, Marilyn 31, 99 Sundell, David 40. 44, 41, 34, 66, 64, 99 Thimell, Mary 46, 41, 42, 31, 43, 38. 99 Thompson, James 99 Tisdel, Mary 46, 38, 100 Tollefson. Lyle 100 Wald, Kenneth 100 Warisch, Nancy 47, 42, 31, 43, 38, 100 Weasler, Judith 38, 32, 100 Williams, Anne 31, 38, 67, 100 Youngberg, Kathryn 24, 35, 40, 100 Zins, Marlys 32, 100 140 juniors Addis, Lowell 38, 84 Agard, Donald 47, 52, 66, 56, 84 Anderson, Barbara 32, 84 Anderson, Bruce 12, 66, 56, 84 Anderson, Jim 94 Anderson, Jeanette 12, 38, 32, 39. 69, 84 Anderson, Joan E. 43, 38, 32, 39, 84 Anderson, Joan M. 47, 38. 39, 84 Anderson, John 84 Anderson, Joyce 38, 84 Anderson, Judy 38, 39, 69, 84 Anderson, Sally 43, 84 Anderson, Thomas 39, 84 Baxter, Richard 66, 63, 84 Beatty, Gary 84 Bergstrom, Lois 47, 38, 32, 84 Bixby, James 84 Bjork, Woodrow 66, 67, 84 Bjomdahl, Vem 67, 84 Borg, Laurel 84 Brandt, Genevieve 84 Brunelle, Paul 84 Calva, Paquita 34, 84 Campbell, Bill 52, 66, 84 Cannon, Annette 32, 84 Carlson, Bruce 12, 84 Carlson, Lu Ann 46, 84 Christensen, Mary 47, 38, 84 Christensen, Sine 38, 84 Clawson, Mary 38, 32, 33, 84 Colander, Donald 12, 35, 40, 84 Coursolle, Suzanne 43, 33, 84 DeGidio, Scarlette 43, 38, 84 Dirkes, David 84 Dusterhoft, Gretchen 47, 41, 38, 32, 84 Egge, Stephen 47, 33, 84 Eklo, Karen 38, 84 Elg. Stanley 84 Enger, Don 84 Erickson, Stephen 84 Farr, Patricia 38, 84 Folden, Kermit 84 Foreman, John 37, 84 Granstrom, Carolyn 32, 84 Groth, Charles 84 Gustafson, Elaine 38, 39, 84 Halderson, Karen 35, 40, 41, 84 Halverson, Fred 66, 68, 56, 69, 84 Hanson, Mary 32, 84 Hcllan, Claire 47, 40, 37, 38, 84 Hermstad, Janet 84 Hoglund, Darrel 52, 64, 66, 56, 84 Hughes, David 52, 64, 84 Johnson, Barbara 38, 32, 84 Johnson, Diane 42, 38, 32, 84 Johnson, Jay 33, 84 Johnson, Mary 38, 84 Johnson, G. Robert 84 Johnson, Roger 52, 64, 84 Johnson, Weston 56, 84 Kampff, Gerry 46, 38, 84 Keegan, James 84 Kolle, Linda 84 Kovach, Richard 84 Krieg, Dennis 12, 64, 84 Kronstad, Ingolf 37, 33, 52, 64, 56, 84 Langsten, Kurt 52, 64, 85 Larson, Grace 46, 43, 38, 85 Larson, Janine 43, 38, 85 Larson. Marilyn 12, 47, 38, 32. 85 Larson, Ronald 85 LaVine, Patricia 43, 38, 32, 39, 85 Lien, Ralph 52, 64, 65, 85 Lindahl, James 12, 35, 40, 85 Linden, Roger 35, 40, 66, 85 Lindquist, Mary 38, 39, 85 Lindstedt, Philip 85 Lundquist, Lillian 43, 32, 85 Markuson, Peter 52, 64, 65, 85 Mattson, Nancy 31, 38, 85 Medin, Lois 85 Mikkelson, Karen 38, 32, 38, 85 Millers, Karl 85 Morstad, Daniel 85 Munter, Pauline 21, 38, 85 Murdock, Peggy 47, 37, 31, 85 Nelson, Linda 38, 32, 85 Newquist, Harvey 12, 85 Neissem, Charles 85 Noble, Priscilla 38, 85 Nordley, Elgean 38, 85 Nygaard, Judith 38, 32, 85 Nyquist, Nancy 12, 38, 32, 67, 85 Nyvall, Ruthann 85 Ofstad, Cynthia 37, 38, 85 Olsen, Beverly 32, 85 Olson, Carol 38, 32, 85 Olson, Craig, 85 Olson, Gary 85 Olson, Linda 42, 38, 39, 85 Olson, Paul 85 Ostby, John 85 Pankonin, Lois 38, 85 Pastor, Jack 85 Patton, Rand 85 Peterson, Calvin 85 Peterson, Gary 52, 64, 66, 56, 85 Peterson, Jennie 38, 32, 85 Peterson, Samuel 52, 85 Pickering, Polly 32, 85 Poehler, Jack 85 Rhodes, Daniel 52, 64, 65, 85 Rossow, Mary 38, 85 Ruffcom, Richard 65, 85 Sandeen, Martha 46, 38, 85 Scholtz, Janet 47, 38, 85 Seburg, John 47, 85 Sederberg, Carol 38, 39, 85 Skoglund, Virginia 38, 85 Substad, Robert 12, 52, 64, 65, 85 Svanes, Carol 85 Sweet, David 37, 85 Thompson, Lorna 85 Tildahl, Brent 37, 85 Tuthill, Linda 38, 85 Weld, Don 52, 56, 85 Wells, Margaret 85 Weymouth, Sharlenc 31, 85 Williams, Barbara 38, 32, 85 Williamson, Paul 85 Wilson, Walter 37, 85 Youngberg, Marlys 85 Ul Amundsen, Karen L. 33. 82 Andersen, John Harrv 65. 82 Anderson, Bruce L. 12. 82 Anderson. David R. 82 Anderson, Jeanne K. 33, 82 Anderson. Linda R. 32, 82 Anderson, Mary Jo 82, 32 Anderson, Richard 82, 12 Anderson, Robert V. 82 Batalden, Paul B. 46, 37, 43, 33 Becklund, David E. 82 Bergman, Ann L. 82, 32 Berry, Barbara J. 82 Binder, Thomas C. 82 Bowman, Bruce H. 82 Brecke, Sandra J. 32, 82 Brooke, Judy L. 82 Bruce, William P. 40. 32, 65 Bruns, Arthur L. 82, 65 Burk, Lois E. 12 Burnham, Arthur W. 82 Camp, John S. 82 Carlson, Joyce E. 32 Carlson, Lawrence F. 82 Clearwaters, Jane L. 82 Cronstrom, Marcia K. 82 Diedrich, Kathy M. 32. 82 Eckblad, Jim W. 56, 82 Eckert, Frank M. 66. 65, 82 Erickson, Ruth Y. 82 Felix, Karen R. 82 Frisk, Philip J, 82, 64, 65 Fuchs, Ronald J. 82 Gaston, Robert A. 82 Gilmore, Phyllis A. 32, 82 Grossman, A. Lois 82 Grunewald, Beryl J. 82 Hansen, David B. 46, 33 Hanson, John E. 82 Haugen, Barbara J. 32. 82 Sophomores Hiatt, Thomas S. 37, 82 Hokanson, Chrisanne A. 82 Holm, BettyAnn E. 33 Holmsten, Carolyn E. 39 Jacobson, Richard W. 12 Johnson, Alfred C. 67, 82 Johnson, Clara E. 40, 32 Johnson, Mark D. 64, 82 Johnson, Sharon M. 33, 82 Jones, Camila F. 32, 82 Julius, LaBonna M. 32, 82 Kallestad, Sandra K. 46 Knies, Ronald K. 82 Knoll, Sandra L. 83. 32 Knutson, Allen K. 83 Kruckeberg, Walter C. 83 Kulkay, Phyllis E. 83 LaBore, Judith W. 83, 33 Liepke. Merle M. 83 Lindquist, Stephen C. 65 Lundquist, W. Gary 83 MacNamara, C. Wesley 83 Mahnke, Susan M. 83 McNamara, Sylvia A. 83, 32 McMullen, Thomas E. 83 Molstad, Sherry J. 32. 83 Nelson, Birgitta M. 83 Nelson, Daniel A. 83 Nelson, Douglas W. 83, 12 Nelson, Phillip E. 83 Ness, Carol M. 33, 83 Newman, Betty J. 46, 83 Noble, James L. 83 Nordstrom, Leonard A. 43, 83 O’Connor, Roger A. 83 Ohlson, David G. 83, 12 Olson, Avis R. 83 Olson, Janice P. 32 Olson, Shirley A. 83 Oltmans, Samuel J. 83 Ortenblad, Sharon L. 32, 83 Parten, Charles G. 83 Payne, Carolyn N. 83, 32 Pearson, Ted A. 83, 33 Perkins, David W. 83 Peterson, David E. 83 Peterson, Douglas W. 83 Peterson, Gwen D. 32, 83 Peterson, Jeffrey G. 64, 65, 83 Peterson, Robert W. 83 Ries, Sue J. 32, 67, 83 Robinson, Sharon L. 32, 39, 83 Rosendahl, John H. 12. 64, 65, 83 Schroeder, Terrel E. 68, 83 Schultz, Patricia Ann 83 Schulz, Jane A. 32, 83 Sheehan, Patrick M. 83 Sihler, Carolyn A. 12, 33, 83 Smith, Robert M. 83 Soine, John T. 64, 65, 66, 83 Stattinc, Jon C. 33, 83 Substad, Kathryn A. 32, 67, 83 Sundquist, Judy E. 32 Swanson, Barbara L. 12. 32 Swanson, Diane L. 32, 83 Swanson, Michael R. 33, 83 Taylor, Sharon M. 83, 32 Thompson, Mervin E. 64, 56, 83 Tigue, James L. 83 Verhey, James N. 12, 83 Voss, DeAnn 46, 38, 32, 83 Weiland, LeRoy H. 83 Whaley, Karen J. 83 Wickum, Bettie Dawn 83 Wickum, Bonnie D. 83 Wilson, Gerald P. 33, 64, 65, 83 Wilson, Robert D. 83 Wise, Alan W. 83 Wurdemann, Robert A. 83 Youngberg, Marlys 83 142 freshmen Adkins, William E. 80 Albright, Julianne 32, 80 Anderson, Jeanie S. 80 Anderson, Priscilla 33, 80 Anderson, Sharon Ann 80 Aust, Richard J. 80 Bjork, Douglas 65, 80 Bjorkman, Carol 80 Blatherwick, Allan H. 12 Carlson, Dean 80 Carlson, Robert 33, 80 Clay, Janet 33, 80 Clifton, Judson 33, 80 Cornwell, Charles 80 Cryslcr. Dean 80 Dahl, Kathleen 33, 80 Davis, Karen 12, 33, 80 Doering, Virginia 33, 80 Ducharme, David 33, 80 Elieff, Karen 46, 33, 80 Emerson, Carolyn J. 80 Erickson, Jerry 12, 80 Fletcher, Albert 80 Frceberg, Darrel 33, 80 Gcdelman, Fred 33, 80 Gibbs, Mary C. 80 Granstrom, Leroy 80 Greven, David 80 Halverson, Ronald 12, 33, 52, 56, 80 Hammarberg, Linda 33, 80 Hanson, Donavan 33, 67, 80 Hegberg, Carol 33, 80 Helmer, Charles 33, 80 Hermstad, Gerald 32, 80 Hesli, Helen 33, 80 Hughes, DeNlaris 33, 80 Jacobson, Gary 65, 80 Jensen, James 33, 80 Jensen, Judy 12, 32, 33, 80 Johnson, Barbara 46, 80 Johnson, Lee 12, 33, 80 Johnson, Lois 12, 33, 80 Johnson, Lowell 33, 65, 80 Jordan, Jean 33, 80 Kallman, Maurine 80 Kindall, Merrill 33, 80 Kramer, Dorothy 39, 80 Kruger, Fred 80 Kurth, Dennis 33, 80 Laeher, Judie 33, 80 LeVahn, Elouise 33, 80 Lind, Kathleen 33, 81 Lindberg, George 33, 81 Lindstrom, Thomas 33, 81 Lundberg, David 81 Lundell, Duane 81 Lundquist, Dennis 12, 81 McConnell, Hugh 81 Madison, Gayle 81 Maxson, Emily 33, 81 Mayer, Jon 33, 81 Melcher, Merle 33, 81 Miller, Ward 33, 81 Moberg, James 33, 81 Nelson, Michael 33, 81 Newgard, Karen 33, 81 Noble, Tedd 81 Nordin, Robert 81 Nystrom, Bonnie 33, 80 Olson, Donald 81 Olson, Virginia 81 Oskey, Carol 81 Palmquist, Kent 81 Palmquist, Stephen 33, 81 Park, Norbert 81 Pawlcyn, Catherine 81 Pfleider, Carol 81 Peterson, Elizabeth 81 Peterson, Fred 33, 81 Quimby, Wilbur 65, 81 Rabcrge, Linda 33, 81 Rademacher, John 81 Rhodes, Dorothy 33, 81 Russ, Randy 12, 81 Sawyer, Gretchen 33. 81 Schluter, Larry 47, 81 Schnappauf, Linda 47, 81 Schulz, Harold 33. 81 Seburg, Judy 81 Sewell, Nancy 81 Stewart, Richard 81 Stigen, Aaron 81 Swanson, Arvid 81 Towner, John 33, 65, 81 Ulstad, Sonya 33, 46, 81 Vigoren, Martha 33, 81 Vollhaber, Pamela 33, 81 Walters, Kristin 33, 81 Westafer, Robert 12, 33, 40, 81 Whalen, Mary 32, 81 Wilson, Jean 33, 40, 81 Wold, Eunice 33, 81 Youngberg, Joan 33, 81 143 Acknowledgments We, the 1957 ANTLER staff, sincerely wish to express our appreciation to the following firms and individuals: Mr. Hedlund and Lakeland Color Press for the excellent work they did in printing our book. S. K. Smith for the production and the beautiful design of the '57 Antler covers. Kriebel and Bates for granting us permission in using Sallman's picture for our theme picture. Lundgren Studios for the excellent work they have done on our Senior portraits. Kay-Bank Studios for the able assistance in preparing the record. Miss Phyllis Englund and Mr. Christian Swenson, our advisors, for all the willing help they have given to us in putting together our annual. Our photographers, Paul Batalden and Leonard Nordstrom for the many hours they spent taking and developing our pictures and the fine work that they did. Arlene Hanson for the beautiful art work she did throughout the Antler. And our Junior staff, for their assistance and co-operation. We wish them all the the success possible on the '58 Antler. 144