Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1958 volume:

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'. , '9' ,, ,,., Lillian Lunclquisf xiii-4 EDITORIAL ADVISOR Mass Phyllis Englund BUSINESS ADVISOR Mr Chrnstlon Swenson 7 v B 2 FOREVVORD In PlLSlIlLlllg to XOII tha 1938 Xntlu lt 18 om 1711117081 to clc put ln both xmxd md PICLIIIK thu mm, PIIISLS of school IIIL xuthm tha xx 1IIs ol Nlmnch all 1 AL ldcmv, md to I1 uc m Ido fm xou 1 book of memons XXIHLI1 xull Ill wus to coma sum IS 1 remmdel of thu PILLIOIIS tum spent lll IIIQII school XI 1IIl tlus thought Ill mmcl wc llso I1 up 1 clung to I1 uc IIILCIVKOX an mto tlmsc plgcs I spultull mms s lgg xxluch wlll LIS LIIUL p mu pmxc 1 blmsmg to ill who ICICI thu 1938 Antler - - .XX . . a FSA- N I r I4 I ,, 'I X li' j .I ' , E - , l , .,.,' , ,lj'l1, -. . . .3 g .. I v - 1 l, -1 3 1 7 1 -1- . . .. ,. Q9 S5401 ' ' ? 'Q J . la 1 'I f I 5 X 1, . . . , . V , X , . . . ' . 1 7- Y' ' HN- 1 .,. - - , M, H .. .. . 'Xu' ' . 1 ' I I I '- 1 J . f. K . . ,.- x 1. . , . . J- x - - I. I .f,- V-. 5 xx! . L 1 1. . 455 . L . .. iv: x' 1 'x It-I 1 wi K- - 1 XS- 5.2 , v ' . ' . - ' , Q H., . , , 1 , ,LJ 1 1 -1 1 .H JA TABLE A L f'4b' -fi l wffs I cw Z7 57? Q-f fn EE OF CONTENTS PRESENTATION HIGHLIGHTS FACULTY SENIORS CLASSES SPORTS ADVERTISING INDEX Pages I 9 Pages 'IO 'I9 Pages 20 33 Pages 34 57 Pages 58 71 Pages I O6 I 25 Pages T26 T64 Pages T65 T68 View . V f Y Y Y - .t . .. I slT . 5 g as as - ' 4 ' If ,Il,' I 5g'1ixNT5xf QT ' 1 ACTIVITIES , I Pages 72-IO5 , A T E - . an , ' T 's an 1 Aw-'flmfg 1 N? V4 - IQQIIZ as The library of the thirties is re- placed by the modern and conven- ient library we now have. TIME MA The car of the twenties is replaced by the longer, lower, and more powerful automobile of today. ,....--- Q xi The combined physics and chem- istry laboratory of 1917 as com- pared to its parallel 41 years later. HES ON m e 5 ' 3' , .41 ' 4'-f 1 ' ' ,- J. felin- ff EH sz A, X ...J Shakespeare 110.9 not Cl1a11,qe1I, but the afnmsplzere ' 'lielz he T presenter! 1111.5-. Tk.. The fornmlify of il1e noon hour during 1l1e twenfies is 110 longer present in the 1111111151 711111 of today. Q v v it The typewriters of Ilze thirties have been replaced by the e0l11rf11I and efficient l71UC11ffl6',S' of nmflern times. TIXIE has been clusrve, h1snt ltr' Th It long lrhorrous ro1d of strrdxrnq xxhrch st lfltl xou 111 thc flcc whc Il xou st rrtc tl your hrgh school carcer 18 11ow oxcr So much vs as gorng to hc '1c cornphshed You xx erc gorng to hc 1 studc nt who had hrs xx ork fulfrlled 1he1d of t1111e You toolt rt one day It 1 trmc, 11ot thrnk mg any o11e dw 111 rtsclf was too CI'llC11l, '1nd now rt IS all over Trrne IS 1 trtmendous tefnchcr cven rf 1ts lessons 1rc lc1r11ed 1ftcr thc dorng of thcrn IS ovcr TINII IS tomorrow The srdnc ss of vanrshed dreams rs not the wholc storv There rs tomorrow Rcvrc wrng tl1c prst you see th It you haxe grown Your thoughts 1re tallcr Your farth rn God IS more authentre You h we rn 1de sornc drscoverrc s lllflllt xourselves And lJLLll19C yo11 hrvc come 1 lrttle w 15 though It rs lrttla , xou h 1xe come to sec wl1 lt to hopc for If your tomorrow rs Gods tomorrow, the sky rs hrrght VVltll l1ope Trxu rs now Thcre rs 1 flcctrng unposscssahlc 111o111ent W hen you thrnk you can know lt IS already past B11t the 11ow rs the m1g1c doorwax NI 1lte thc most of your 1mmed11c1es Even the Brhle p11ts 1 hcavx foot on thc present Behold, 11ow rs the 11cccpt1hlc trmc hchold 11ow IS tl1c dav of srlx 1t1on II Cor 6 Trxrr rs trmelcss to those who loxe Loxcrs know tl11s when hand Ill h 1nd thu stroll Mothcrs know thrs XVllCll thev wart fmxrouslx ox er 1 fcxerrsh chrlcl A schol1r 011 the tr 111 of fi new 1de1 c1res lrttle ahout the PIQSIIIQQ of hours Those xxho grve thcmsclxcs to 1 great cause do not thrnlt ahout rnrnutcs The 111111 xx ho l1 15 found fhrrst knows what rt 1111 ms to hu 111 the trrnelcssncss of trmc ctcr11 11 Hc tl1 It h1tl1 tl1c Son lldtll ctcrn 11 1 e Congr 1tul.1t1ons, Senrors on 1rr1x1ng It your Commence ment hour Trme wrsc rt rs thc hr grnnrng o11 a journcx xx hrch rf trax elcd rn companx xx 1tl1 Chrrst, xxrll le 1d you rnto the tune of your lrfe A111111111 XV AN111 nsox Prcsulcnt - X 2 . 1 L . 2 .' f' 1 C2 1 ' ' 1 1'1 1 ' .'1 1 ' 1. .1 1 - '1 1, ' 1 11. 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In a great world of great events there IS lrttle recognrtron of an mdrvrduals day by day lccomphshment But on occasron there comes one 1nto the lrves of others one whose srmple darly acts are great truly great Through the years as a class advlsor you have grven wrse counsel IH the pl mmng of meamngful events As a class room teacher you have mstructed us well bec ruse of your love for your sublect and devotron to your task As a frrend you have set the rrght krnd of example and have shown us true Chrrstran love 1n our darlv lrvmg You have truly followed the precepts and teachrngs of the Master Teacher our Lord esus Bec luse of all thls the yearbook Staff IS happy to humbly ded rclte the 1958 Antler to you Mrs Martha E Pearson C . . . . . . . , 2 . u . . . 7 Y . 7 ' 7 ' L 7 2 U - . L . 2 v . . U . C Y I , I . L . ' . ' ' - I i , . . L . , up .4 2 1. 1: A'-' ' JS' -- rw - . r .tr I ' 1 M or f ' Q Y M. ,A .hifml ' 1 V . l - I A, , ,, , l , 5 ' 1 rf , . I X W X ' 1 , JV I . i Y i A fl I 5 1 Guan MRS MARTHA E PEARSON 6'x ,,-f . 1 .nv J! x X 1 1 Scarlett DeGidio Editor FOOTPRINTS IN THE S h c d e s of the twenhes' The ponnted toes are with us Perennial bobby socks and loafers are shll here but wlth c new twusf The latest thang In date bolt The Edsel The pony s fall has become u ducks toil and after two decades the page boy IS buck SANDS OF TIME 57-58 OCTOBER 4 1957 A hnghlught of Homecoming was the coronatuon at whnch tame Nancy was crowned queen OCTOBER 9 1957 Mr lundgren came to take our plctures for the Antler and get Us out of class for owhule . The fun of the football season helped to get everyone un the school spirit. 40 0. Q ' 6 o ff f OCTOBER 18, 'I957 Spooks witches goblins, and pumpkins all add up io ihe Jumor Senior Mixer. fl ff' 5. u- A 5 u-lr I Typical noonhme scene in the Din ing Hall Candy or milk anyone? 'Rnnllll ,,. 22,7 '!-if-41+ ...im Nancy Reugns Q0 N: tome: ,px as 7 s l IL1 A Everyone waits anxiously for ihe excuhng news ihe Qulver has to bring 'I I fjfi be if f f . xl i X ln, 4 3' , ' an H ' rf yi i , i : M fx M, M fir U E- hm H I ' My A ' 4' ' xg ' f y 3 . fl , Q1 We , i r ' 1 ' Y ff- r 4--ff '3 , rg - . N ,. 4, :M 'A - y 1 ,1 . ' WN' ' A or Q' Ji - i Queen e A ... ffl x .'.. i ,.i.- . .U l....,i.. N ll ' A -s ll : .4 ' seeaa ' A .Sf 'eg ' ' , 'f?', Rom il V V , e , 5 i ' . 'g,, 'Z I f i M igxx x . X , .X , g 4 D announced fhe new captams Awards ay of ihe fooiball ieam and special presen iahons were made ,AQ 4:5 ,,-an . J, f'f4l 7 Ever one was surprised by the increased Y number of siudenis this year. I remember with pleasure my vnslt io Mmnehahu Academy last fall Sen Humphrey DECEMBER 20 1957 Students In the Chrustmus Carol and the Smgers brought the Chnst mas splrlt to MA 9 Sw 444 Everyone cheered at the basketball games, where the team rated very high. fffff If Mr Baxter our new coach lead many of our hockey games to vlc tory JANUARY 24 1958 Our new queen ond kung Hughes relgned over all the ond Dove Day Who? u hockey team' A slut by the c s made ca llvely Karen Mllxleson FEBRUARY 'IO 1958 of The gurls IH the home economics class Mrs Voss modeled the outfnts they mode In a siyle show heer ffl' i School Opens- Sepfember 9, 1957 Homecoming- Ocfober 4, 1957 Anller Piclures- October 9, 1957 Jr.-Sr. Mixer- Ocfober 18, 1957 M.E.A.- Odober 24, 25, 1957 Spanish Class Dinner- November 8, 1957 Veleran's Doy- Ncvember 11, 1957 Thanksgiving Vocation- November 28, 29, 1957 Minnehaho Fellowship Dinner- December 14, 1957 Chrislmols Vocalion- Dec. 21, 1957-Jan. 5, 1958 Snow Day- .lanucry 24, 1953 Home Economics Slyle Show- Februcry 10, 1958 C.W.A. Concerf-Mpls.- February 21, 1958 Singers Tour- Murch 12-15, 1958 Seven Lusl Words- Morch 28, 1958 Publncohons Banque! April 15 1958 Band Concer' Apnl 18 1958 Red Cross Talent Show Apnl 22 1958 CWA Cancer' So Paul Aprll 24 1958 Band Tour May 14 1958 National Honor Soclefy lnstallahor May 13 1958 Fneld Day May 14 1958 Class Play May 15 17 1958 Sensor Gnrls Teo Moy 18 1958 Hymn of Praise Concert May 25 1958 Cop and Gown Day May 29 1958 June 1 1958 Presudenfs Recephon June 4 1958 Commencemenf June 6 1958 Senior Groduahon Trap June 7 1958 W MAY 25 1958 The Sanger voices, under ihe cllrecflon of Mr Opel loyfully filled ihe halls of Furs! Covenant MAY 29 1958 The school year comes to u close with the preseniahon of the Antler by Pot I.aVnne, the editor ln chnef 1 , 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . . , - 1 1 1 Barcalaureafe- 1 . , . 1 1 1 . 1 0 2 O 1 S VFW ,Y ' ' cw., fs Qirfmw 2' Mg, lg 1 j lgui, , 'E -Eine. V A ,l 'in Zi: ,Q 3 . 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K X 1 W l ,K A ' x Q, .4 1 Diane Johnson Editor K 'af Rev Anderson gladly guves counsel to those In need JK Qs fN Daughter Sonia Suzanne makes lnfe even more lnterestmg for Rev and Mrs Anderson W-4 Wisdom and understanding characterize our beloved president Arthur W Anderson He has endeared hnmself to all who know hum The warmth of has smlle and has cheerful disposition wlll long be re membered Hns kindness and smcerlty are reflected ln hls ablllty to carry out the responslbllmes of has office Most of all the light of his Christian test: mony IS shown In everythmg that he undertakes He has truly shown us the Way the Truth and the Llght Our president IS on apprecnated speaker nn our chapel or wherever he goes PRESIDENT 'W' i,,,......... REV ARTHUR VV ANDERSON PRINCIPAL MR LAWRENCE H BENGTSON Congratulahons class of 1958' You have d1st1ngu1shed yourselves 1n many ways You have made a record for scholastlc excellence You have furmshed talents that have been used for the enjoyment of the entxre school commumty You have provlded many flne athletes who have represented the school ID athletlc contests The testlmony of many of you has been a blessmg to the ent1re school I wnsh for you a hfe f1lled Wlth Gods rlchest blesslngs I expect that th1s wxll come you because I know that you have learned the secret of the ant l1fe whlch Cod has promlsed those who love Hun ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL MISS ANNA L FELLROTH Hall class of 19587 Expectantly you stand at the threshold of Commencement Go forward 1n the strength of fanth falth m Cod Let xt be your shleld Then w1ll you press on vlctorrously Go forward 1n the glow of hope on tlptoes ever expectmg great thmgs from God May you never forget that 1n esus Chnst IS your hope So w1ll you press on buoyantly and surely Go forward rn the peace of abxdmg love sowmg the seeds of God s presence along your way Then w1ll the blossoms of love sprxng up all around you as you press on joyously and blessedly M9 . 3, K if gg . . I , . 5 7 ENGLISH HISTORY REV DANIEL BLOOMDAHL BS World Husfory John 14 'I MISS MARGARET NELSON A Junlor Englush Advnsor io Chnshan Servlce Cheerleaders Junlor Class I Cormlhlans 145 1 html. MRS CLARICE DANIELSON BA MRS MAR-IORIE PADEN BA Sensor Englush Sophomore Englush Psalms 12512 1 cof.n1h.Qns 13 47 awk svn MISS PHYLLIS M ENGLUND AB MRS MARTHA E PEARSON BA Freshman English Amerncan Hlstory Advlsor to lhe Antler, Senlor Class Advnsor to the Freshman Class Romans I I6 MISS ANN FRANKLIN, BS Sophomore Englnsh .lournallsm Advlsor to the Qunver, Freshman Class Psalms I9 'I4 Phlllpplans 4 I9 MRS ZELLA MAE SANDIN, BA Sensor Englush, Psychology Speech, Advlsor Io the Debate Team, Jumor Class, Pep Club Maffhew 'I6 24 MATHEMATICS SCIENCE PHYSICAL EDUCATION -av? 1 I-' .,l gms- MRS FRANCIS ABRAMSON BS Physical Education Advisor t GAA Phlllppnons 467 MR JAMES BAXTER BS Phy Ed General Science Hockey Baseball Coach Asst Football Coach Advisor t lettermans Club Student Council Junior Class Psalms 9'I 'l MISS ANN J DYBVIG BA Elementary Algebra Advisor to the Freshman Class Isaiah 53 4 6 MISS ANNA L. FELLROTH B.S. Associate Principal Practical Math ematics Higher Algebra Geome- try Advisor to the Senior Class Ephesians 3:26-27 MR PAUL GJESDAHL BA Chemistry Registrar Advisor to the Senior Class I Corinthians 3 I6 MRS I.lI.l.lAN NYHOLM BS Plane Geometry Proverbs 356 'WS MR CHRISTIAN SWENSON BA M Physics Higher Algebra Solid Geometry Trigonometry Advnsor to the Science Club Senior Class Philippians 4 4 MRS. ELAYNE W. WOHLEEN B.S. Biology Advisor to the Sophomore Class Philippians 4:6 LANGUAGES, COMMERCIAL, SOCIAL SCIENCES ELWOOD LINDBERG AB MISS G ADELYN BERG BA N' Typmg Bookkeepmg Adwsol lo IVICS Counselor Modern Prob .ks ll Wlf C I J I e 9 me omm' lee Umor lems Athletic Director Advisor io Class Ihe Freshman Class 28 l John ll 7 Phnlnppnans 2 5 MR GU'D0 KAULS BA curms MARTIN BA Ed German Advisor fo the Debaie Modem problems Team German Club Psalms 1611 Psalms 1914 MR MELVIN LARSON BA MISS EVANGELINE PETERSON BA Modern Problems Biology Advisor Lahn I Llbrarron Advisor to fhe to the Sophomore Class Sophomore Class John 832 Romans 828 MRS BETH LEPPERT BA MA MRS ELAINE PM-ON BA Lcmn III Spamsh Ill Sophomore Spanish I shonhund I and H Ad English Adnvsor io fhe Sophomore vlsor to 'he Sophomore Class UW John 316 Proverbs 'l5 13 HOME ECONOMICS. MUSIC. BIBLE, INDUSTRIAL ARTS ai., v4 jd? MISS ISABELLE CHRYST BM REV ALBERT MAGNUSON BA Plano and Expression Freshman and Sophomore Buble Proverbs 3 6 Romans 12 I 2 MR HARRY P OPEL BSEd MISS LEUA FOOTE B A B M E Choral Mum: Theory General Band and P'P Band Science Advisor to the Semor Class ll Samuel 22 33 I Cormlhlans 4 l 2 REV PAUL A JOHNSON BA .lunlor and Sensor Buble Assistant Football F r e s h m a n Basketball Coach Hebrews I2 'l2 MR REUBEN JOHNSON ME Plano Psalms 375 MR CHARLES SULACK BS Ing Basketball Golf Coach Ad visor to the Sophomore Class I Peter I7 MRS MARILYN VOSS BS Home Economics Advisor to e Junior Class Romans 8 28 R I : : ff I n .I Q ' I . I . , . . . QQ? .Q X ' ' ' , ' Wood, Printing, Mechanical Draw- -Q ' 'T' : : ws? ze , ffff h M f Ze 1 . ' , . . . I . M MISS OBERG After forty years of devoted servnce to her Alma Maier Mnss Lllluon Oberg retired March 'I 1958 She served fcufhfully os secretary to Theodore W Anderson o former president of our school and nn more recent years as secretory for the Alumni Association We pray for Gods continued blessmg upon her X STAFF 'N'-O I' S NORTHWEST MISSION ASSOCIATION Rev G Schermer M :ssl TorneII Rev E Larson Sup! r' 3' 1, ,iw IM 4ylx ZEN 3 if Z Q1 ,I-u'm,plX CUSTODIANS Mr Sfrnndberg Mr Borness Mr Schulz Mr Tornquust not pictured 5 Alb-mv J COOKS f .gr Mrs Peterson Mrs Sundell Mrs Anderson M Av- 44' rs Dullmghcm Mrs Schulz Cmurronl Mrs Collin s I I 2.-iii' '1 2 K' I 'X . if I ff . ' 1 - I ' IT I I SS I X E w ' fs ,, Q f by ' mx T ... -N M T' ,jffQ-,3.,.,vL73k K . . , - . . . ' I I Ins . ' ' - ai 2' , ' . ,A I i I 44 ,AA-x A4-:Z K X 1 P ' - ,Qin '-' Q' - ' - , 1' I ,- lisp, ' F1 , ,jx ' '. 1' X ,f X 'f,' A L' I, ', 'ix -1 '. 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I M11 Mnss Berg teaches the keyboard Be careful Mr Sulack' i if The Buble as for our every day lnves Rev Magnuson teaches us Algebra IS made easy by Mass Dybvng Mnss Nelson makes Thoreau and Emerson real and llvmg people 'TS J I 'Z-QQ gx , ..1 It IS lunch tlme and for the faculty this means a time of talk and relaxation 6 32-,t,.J 'ik Jail The pep fest was taken over by the faculty on February 'H The pep and en thuslasm shown by the players of both teams made thus game an enloyable one for all Dr. Bernhard Christensen speaks at faculty workshop - an inspiring beginning for the school year MINNEHAHA VS CONCORDIA X L1 Ms 33 E453 Y X 'Q- 1 I. f , , V UVM Jan Larson Editor f ALL CLASS OFFICERS SPRING YY Joh lvllm D amvll Sedellles Dqfrelillreman Pre oef'Y r-we 5 'Ury 0 'Und V14-sldenl sob h Treasurer eg ent Dave G P,-esldem GSULMQ T mdo vrce P' err 'eos lm p Qerson Kq 'Pff sure' 9 Gcr GQTY e rdenl No one qulte reahzes what It IS llke belng a senlor unt1l he IS one These class ofhcers have done much to make our class a mem orable one Colors Whlie and Rose VALEDICTORIAN Song Take My llfe 'fur . John Foreman Flower White Rose Mofio Vmclf Qu: Se VlI'1Clf SALUTATORIANS b av is 'S' Mary Chrlstensen Claire Helland Nancy Moffson I 1' 27 , 5 V X , 7 A 1 VM . K I he ' - 9 ' l f 1 J' Y l, I . Id ' J y d, I Q Q6 A I M . HONOR STUDENTS Barbara Anderson Bruce Anderson Joon E A we DW. 1' Lourel Borg 'X Q., Q'-W' 'g A6 ur nderson Poul Brunelle Mary Clowson 'Neff X Joyce Anderso Judy Anderson 'Y '? 'V 'r '7 Muller Dnetrnck G,-efcl-,en Dusfe,-hoff Mary Hanson 1 lib I If Kronstod Kurt Langsien Peggy Murdock Charles Nuessen Mary Johnson Wesfon Johnson V190 ah- N 3 sri! X-.'N'w4 GH! 15 Th as Anderson Sally Anderson om Drone Johnson A 45 Noncy Nyqulst vim David Sweef Lorno Thompson Cynihlo Ofstod Beverly Olson Undo Olson Jennne Peferson Sue Kershng Knot plcfuredJ 37 i '4 7 ff ' K A s K f ,Eli M 3 J Ji Q 51 Q 4 V rv ft, v , H ' ' K I 0 .n 3' my 'QW 'CJ' 'G ,sr -Q I . ' v ' A fl A or - r h M Q J X. 'N A J 'R 1 I P sa , -5, ff' 4, 11' 4. ,,, Vx r 11' 1 ,. 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A 1 Q q .U 0 , -I Y7 . 2 , J Ns f A E- lg Ji J I 4 h:i.Ap,le .?Al r 'JL .. ,J A i Lowell Addlss Hes always out spoken In class he played on the tennus and football teams hls Sophomore year track has Jumor year has a great lnterest rn cars hls fav onte class IS psychology two year member of the band never know what hes gonna say next Donald Agard An old Swedlsh lady which was the part he played un the Sno Day program has letters un football basketball and baseball class veep for the past 3 years member of student councll attends Chrnstuan Service and Bowlmg Club chaurman of ethlcs court a hand an all fields vwfef-W Barbara Anderson She usually knows the answer a member of the Chrns han Servlce Club and Singers also sang nn the Chorus and Gnrls Glee Club served on the Red Cross ln her freshman year her favorlte sports are swlmmmg and water sknng short and peppy Bruce Anderson Always a place for hum to lead captam of the basket ball team also a letterman nn baseball presndent of the Junlor class and president of the student councul homecomnng escort and master of ceremomes host the National Honor Society hes great In SCIENCE Anderson Joan w-Il she ever stop talking? she IS sports editor for the Antler a member of Chrlstuon Servnce and Pep Club of whnch she us president served on homecoming queen and program committees on the GAA board alternate cheerleader a very busy gurl Jeanette Anderson The lufe of the class gave her pep and enthuslasm to Pep Club and GAA member of GAA Board and Chnstlan Service B squad cheerleader and a 2 year sensor cheerleader member of Mmam Sextet and of Singers reporter for the Qunver her hobby talklng .loan M Anderson She too does her share of talkmg an octave member of the Pep Club and GAA played an gurls basket ball her Jumor year Sno Day program committee favorite class IS psychology lakes to woterslu sew and winter sk: was a falthful monitor 38 John Anderson Jnm Anderson A typucal Swede he exerclses has vouce nn the Sungers which IS hrs favorite class he also IS on our tennis team favorlte sports are slumg and water skung was homecommg escort came to M A from Johnson Hugh a cheerful fnend to have X 15 Has halr ns always standmg on end played In Sopho more football modern problems us hls favonte class on the Sno Day program commlttee sang nn the talent show ln hls Sophomore year member of Mpls Chess and Checker Club he always has a questlon ready Joyce Anderson The gurl who s always there to help active In Chrnstsan Servlce Pep Club and GAA soprano nn the Kung s Daughters Trlo a relnable chairman of many commnttees IS Interested In German and German Club Smgers IS her favorlte class a wrz ln modern - u ' , , , I .-'I I I I ' 4 n u 1 ' ' . . .Jfsf . . .on ' ' .. . ' V ' . .. ' . . . is X Agg. . . .. . . H . at, ,fi f A , he E. ' J ' l . , . . . . . an 6 J I R . 1 s n . ,ggi ' si T4 f ajifzg . Judith Anderson 'I' Y ' r f-f ' RS As a talker she cant be beat . . . homecommg attendant . . . Honor Society . . . freshman class treasurer . , . f sophomore class secretary 'A' squad cheerleader two years Mmam Sextet Pep Club Chrlstlan Servnce Drlvers Club GAA business manager of the Quuver as a sensor small and smart Sally Anderson Kunda quuet and kmda shy she came to Mnnnehoha un her Junnor year from Johnson Hugh us a member of the Chrlstlan Service Club partncnpates In the Pep Club Buble us her favonte class her favorute sports are bowl mg and swnmmvng a very suncere smnle A most happy fellow he played In freshman football hus favornte class us speech an expert when It comes to auto mechamcs came to Munnehaha Academy from Columbia Heights Hugh School the better you get to know hum the more you get to luke hum Loss Bergstrom Always oh so neat actuve around MA member of the Chrustsan Servnce and Pep Clubs sang an the Glrl s Glee Club a Sno Day attendant on the G A A board her favonte class was buology worked on the Senuor sectuon of the Antler served as a momtor sweet personallty -Q 251.33-A You can never pm ham down a wrestler and a foot ball player a member of the Scuence and Chnstlan Servuce Clubs served on the Sno Day decoratung pro gram and homecomlng program committees favorite class as modern has hobby ns photography csck Laurel Borg Always a pleasnng word for everyone and a smile that goes wuth It shes a reporter on the Qulver member of the Chnstnan Servuce and 4 H Club served on the Red Cross Committee her favorite pastime IS sewmg qulet slmpllclty X Thomas Anderson Smulmg and tall liked by all a member of German and Scnence Clubs on the Debate team and member of the N FL on the Student Councll and sensor section of the Antler un the Chnstmas play and Snow Day program hobby ns Sandy lnkes golf and bowlmg Chrlstmn Service the end Rnchard Baxter Short but powerful In the lettermans club he was a co captain of the hockey team also played golf favonte class? Bnology likes to hake and camp he was a member of the homecomlng button commuttee small In suze but bug In oblllty an excellent goalle Gary Beatty James Bixby Hes qunet In school but nobody knows what goes on n snde a member of the Sclence Club has favonte class IS Englnsh served on the Red Cross commlttee also worked on the Sno Day commuttee he s a wszard wlth cars quiet but a good fellow Woodrow Blork He s a pal to everyone an active athlete played foot ball tennls and baseball actlve un track and wrestlmg a member of the lettermens club a photographer on the Qunver a deep bass ln the Slngers favorste class was blology care to wrestle Vern Blorndahl 39 . , . . , . . . . . . i x , K I , . . . . . . Ziff' ' , , ' Q-31, , . - , K 741: ,ag A ,ff 'N...v,g 1 . timmy,-.2 . . f pg, I ' ' - , ' ' l ' t 1 if . , ',?Iv xi ,Ftf ' ' ' is . . . . . . A fl - u 91, Qi I if E2.5h.wqg J v sffjir ! . I . ' ' . . . ' ' . . . a 'R ' ' ' - . . . A Y X . . . . ly Q Paul Brunelle At farst he looks quaet but look agaan a member of the German and Scaence Clubs Band has freshman and sophomore year lakes to play pang pong spoke to us an chapel thas year favorate class as tragonometry hobby as Ha Fa Paquata Calva She loves her Stradsvaraus plays an the Mpls CIVIC Orchestra and of course her favorate hobby as playing the vaolan served on the Red Cross commattee works hardest an Englash the class she rates as tops lakes to rade horses a cheery word and fraendly gran Wallaam Campbell He works hard around the school hes a chapel usher football manager favorate class as modern has model raalroadang as a hobby worked on no QQ .yi Day program and Decoratang commattees member of the St Paul Athletac Club always runnang around the school Annette Cannon She s quate gentle and unassumang she as a member of the GAA her anterests are shown an the Chrastaan Servace Pep Club she has a great lakang for the Sangers she spends her spare tame paantang and sew an a happy and carefree sparat H, U4 Ml Bruce Carlson The lafe of the class but the death of the teachers plays an hockey golf and member of M Club u dent Councal sergeant of arms MC of the Sno Day program homecomang button commattee favorate c ss as rag there as never never a dull moment She s as lakeable as she as lookable a member of the Pep and Chrastaan Servace Clubs favorate class as the Sangers was one of the homecomang princesses the Ethacs Court secretary an the GAA durang her sophomore year lakes to read and skate sweet and N, neat Qu Sane Chrastensen She seems quaet an her way but waat tall she gets started one of the more talkatave members of the Debate team an the Pep and Chrastaan Servace Clubs her favorate i KR class as oth hour study she lakes to read sew and swam what beautaful haar 'fl Mary Clawson A lave ware who wont get stepped on an actave mem ber of the Pep and Chrastaan Clubs she as the treasurer of the Student Councal worked on the Sno Day pro gram and homecomang program commattees on the Antler Staff an GAA full of pep and lafe ,fa we Donald Colander He s known for has laugh presadent of Chrastaun Serv ce took on actave anterest an Student Councal and the Gospel Team sangs tenor an the Kangs Messengers quartet and bass an the Sangers member of the socaal commattee favorate class as Sangers everyones buddae Susanne Coursolle Theres always a smale on her face a very actave member of the Pep Club she has been a member of the Antler staff for two years she enloys sangang and she chose Sangers as her favorate class she worked on the homecomang decoratang commattee Frenchae 40 ' V 20 fx? -, In . ' ' .r V ' I ' - - - ' eb- il A ' ' . . . c X iigfal. . X . ' . . . ' 5' 7, ' e I . . A l l ' .. . . , I , S . KVM' A lg .. is 'fl g f 4 CST fi - A -,'-1 'f?,i2T1,- 7 ' +7 ig ,,, t,f,a, :N 7 il, A A q' , ', ' ' . . .sl f Q1 la H , ' mound hlm' Mary Christensen ,Y , . . A I '. . 1 - - . . . . - I . . . - a . liif' . 354' W - ' . I b I . . . ' . Z , , Q , ,Q . . , ' ' ' . - A V D . . . . . . - , ,W I aV 7 'la ' . . A . ' , . 1 I QR if ,i I X f' 7, ll - ' 7 y r Scarlette DeGuduo . Gentle of speech pleasant of manner she was the edutor of one of the Antler sectuons o member of the Pep Club Band member was a page gurl at Sno Day coronatuon favorute classes are typung and Englush she hos a love of uce skatung I muss my ponytaul -J 1--'Y Muller Ernest Detruck Y' He wrestles wuth hus problems he us a member of the Notuonal Honor Socuety us on the wrestlung and track teoms favorute class us trugonometry he came to 4 1- the Academy from the Cherry Creek Hugh School un Denver Colorado a fruendly fruend f ts 1-fb Davud Durkes A very suncere person a member and the veep of the Chrustuan Servuce Club he wrestled un sophomore and is uunuor years hus favorute hobby us llnufe collectung v ' Q' he served on the JS decoratung commutung un hus lunuor 'N year a good kud to have around 'Ui 1-ev Gretchen Dusterhoft A real sweet kud member of the Natuonal Honor cuety Chrustuan Servuce Sophomore class offucer Chrustuan Servuce offucer favorute closs us the Sungers f M A s representatuve to Gurls State G A A her soph omore and uunuor years she us a sparklung personaluty Wy Y Stephen Egge Servuce Club hus favorute sports are golf and pung pong he collects couns and fools wuth raduos us favorut subuect us math math math he can add? ,... Karen Eklo Quute a busy gal a member of the GAA as well as wr- -sv the Pep and Chrustuan Servuce Clubs she us the pres udent of the Red Cross favorute class us psychology worked on the JS Menu Sno Day and Homecomung commuttees her pastumes uncludes readung and coolung Stanley Elg e may seem quuet but thats cause he us he was a member of the Druvers Club he has a great love for photography hus favorute class us trugonometry outsude actuvutues take up much of hus tume men of few words are the best doers -i I? -.i Don Enger Hes an addutuon to every class when hes un there he wrestled un hus sophomore year hus favorute hob bues are guns and horses the class he lukes most us psychology he came to MA from Jefferson Junuor Hugh MA s tall dark and handsome -f Steven Eruckson Somethung attempted somethung done Steve us unterested un rausung fush and thus us hus hobby us favorute class us trugonometry he has many outsude actuvutues but he spends many happy hours at the Y M C A fi he us always ready to help when there are thungs to be done Patrucua Farr Lend an ear to what she has to say member of the Chrustuan Servuce Club partucupates un Pep Club favorute class us Shorthand l Sno Day Queen com muttee cume from Nolromus Junuor Hugh us actuve In her church had a part un the Chrustmas ploy under standung and talkatuve 41 . . . I , :AL l I . . . ' :V L5 M - - . . . - ' 6 ruszf, u . . ' wif' .LY 2' f , . . - ,r 4' ,,.- - . 1 vl X If ,v'L, x' 4 W Z? , : . ' aff :ff-1 ll , if U ' . ' . . . ' So- ? K KQL4' ..' ' ' . iy V 511, ' . .. He's a man of few words . . . member of the Christian . H yi e , , . . . . 6 fi I Y CA ,Ji 5 ' . . . . . . I Z, . . - - - . - 1 ,,u K 7 f Q- W . .3323 . I, H 1 M John Foreman and then I saud to Eunsteun he was the Senuor class presudent a member of the Scuence Club and also of the German Club representatuve to the Boy s State he us presudent of the Natuonal Honor Socuety us unterested un and studues the Supreme Court Carolyn Granstrom Always happy and chatterung her favorute pastume us sungung a member of our Sungers actuve un GA A her unterests lue un the 4 H Club and the Pep Club she was on the homecomung queen commuttee lukes to roller skate and play the puono as Charles Groth 4 A Band un hus sophomore year he was on the football team also un hus sophomore year fovorute class us svn. bookkeepung a member of homecomung button com muttee he collects tropucal fush and stamps es always movun around Elaune Gustafson Muschuef shunes through her eyes she s an actuve mem ber of the GAA and the Pep Clubs her favorute sports are swummung and water skuung before comung to M A she attended Eduson Hugh School seems she always has somethung to say but nothung to do E E Karen Halderson Her lufe us a song and she plays us actuve un many clubs Chrustuan Servuce Pep Club German C ub member of the Natuonal Honor Socuety the Gospel team treasurer of the N H S un he talent show she s happy all the whule Fred Halverson Hes pretty tall and on the ball hes a basketball letterman o member of the bowlung club on the All Tournament basketball team favorute class s geometry presudent of hus sophomore class on the student councul plays tennus golf and hockey belongs to the SA O C Mary Hanson Scrooge or Marley? she was on our Chrustmas play co exchange edutor of the Quuver us her Luther League presldent favorute class us Sungers on the homecomung queen commuttee member of the Chrustuan Servuce and Pep Clubs good sense and good nature are never separated Claure Helland She walks the path of lufe wuth steady footsteps sup ports Chrustuan Servuce and a member of Reluguous Councul member of the Natuonal Honor Socuety receuvec hustory award also a scholarshup co edutor of the Qulver Debate World Affaurs Club monutor sets her goal hugh and achueves ut l Janet Hermstad Wun thy way wuth gentleness Jan's hobbues are cook ung, sewung, and playung the puono her favorute class us Sungers she's an actuve member of the Chrustuan Servuce and the Pep Clubs she came from St louus Park Hugh always ready and wullung to help Darrel Hoglund He'll drum hus way to success member of the 'M' Club, bowlung club, Bond and Sungers V P of the Senuor class and treasurer hus sophomore year a Sno Day Kung candudate athletuc unterests un football, basketball, ten nus and golf Student Councul member Hogue gf, xv. - ,f A A ' uf. vu ' ' ue' V 'Y :iffy Ni .,,,u K Q y fu e A pleasing fellow to have around . . . Chuck played in the ' ' - ' ,. u K .g V Q . ' 1 1-mf A ' . ' . . . ' ' l - . 4,4 W VZ, QE ,R 4 . . ' ' . . . it Q K f - f LE Z Vrrk I ,gap A A Anil., u J V W ' ' iu . . . ' ' ' K l ...on . . ' 0 I : - - i David Hughes In spite of all his fame his hat still fits him iust the some senior class president and Letterman s Club president hockey co captain reigned as 58 Sno Day Kung Student council member track his sophomore year homecoming and Sno Day button committees ever RS present smile Barbara Johnson She s always working hard but ever so quietly mem ber of Christian Service and Pep Clubs sang In the Girl s Glee Club and in the singers which was her favorite cass active in her church group the Churho Club she previously attended Folwell Junior High Duane Johnson Determination IS the keynote of success actnvltles In clude Pep Club Christian Service Club faculty editor of the Antler National Honor Society Junior class i W treasurer member of both Sno Day and Homecoming She s as octave as they come a member of the Pep and Christian Service Clubs in GAA Band Junior Achievement favorite class us physics s e likes to ski bowl and rude horses Sno Day decorating committee a quiet gurl but so very nice Roger Johnson Give him a football and hes happy all conference football team football co captain sophomore class recipient of the football most valuable player award sophomore baseball and sophomore and freshman basketball hockey and tennis his lumor year M Club member mischief aplenty She walks on the sunny side of the street addition to the class an her lumor year secretary participates in Student Council and Pep Club classes editor of the Antler homecoming attendant Sno Day decorating committee a very bright smile James Keegan He must be the outdoor type he likes hunting fishing swimming and skating his other hobbies are photogra phy and tropical fish algebra and bookkeeping are his favorite classes a willing pupll In modern problems he is active m has church groups not too loud and not too shy button committees homecoming attendant Robert Johnson I could work but Id rather play homecoming and Sno Day button committees class IS modern problems a member of the Christian Service Club has favorite sports are skung and skating he graduates with pleasure was on the favorite Mary Johnson R' at .1 Sandra Johnson Her red hair flashes In the Singers her favorite class and in the Pep Club an ace reporter on the Quuver served on the Homecoming and Sno Day button committee she sang in the Miriam Sextette member of the Christian Service Club shes one variety Weston Johnson The essence of knowledge an answer to a teachers prayer member of the German and Science Clubs an the Band In his sophomore year National Honor Society co editor of the Quuver received a half semester scholarship to MA In his sophomore year also favorite class was biology Q Gerry Kampff a welcome senior class 'Wu-4. 75 43 , . . . , . . I , ' ' ' . y M316 l . . . ' ' , ' . . . , V- r' r . :.,.'5f ' , - 6 'ill vi V I Q: V 'V C Q . . I n . n . U V , ' . . . he 'N 2 . . . U 1 I ' . v.P .... 'l i D I I ' i 1: . . . 1 - ' .1 . - r , V , . V , e .,. Vt,5,frVt1! S . L Y I Q . Q. - ' 'Q . o :IW --1 . i , fi, f A ' ' ' . A N M ft? iii . . . ' . 1' X y,,A,,,- ms. ,, J , . . . ' ' s Q Q . Q ! fl . . . . . . cg senior section of the Antler Richard Kovach Don't let his quiet exterior fool you . . . a member of the band in his sophomore and iunior years . . . a member of the hockey team . . . president of his Hi-League . . . his favorite class is study hall . . . often observed acting as a carry out at Stillmans. 4 Aw Dennis Kreig He's life and laughter . . . a member of the lettermans club . . . homeroom president in his junior year , . . his favorite class is physics . . . spends much time on his Hi- Fi . . . excellent hockey player . . . he came to Minnehaha from Sanford Junior High . . . never a dull moment around him. A Audie!-at Ingolf Kronstad He never walks . . . letterman in football and basketball . a member of Science German Christian Service and World Affairs clubs on the National Honor Society MA s representative to Gopher Boy s State a bass in the Singers Homecoming button and Welfare com mittee Kurt Langsten Real worth speaks for Itself active in Lettermans Club Christian Service and Student Council captain of foot ball and baseball teams National Honor Society played hockey and B squad basketball and tennis enloys playing the trumpet and golfing favorite class trigonometry Grace Larson She has a business like mind but a wonderful heart She was the business manager for the Antler she was an active member of the Pep Club and the Christian Service Cub JS decorating committee was also on the Red Cross she always has a happy smile Janine Larson Man has his will but woman has er way editor of the active member of the Marilyn Larson A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance sang in the choir glee club and the Singers active in Pep Club and in Christian Service lunior class secretary Qulver Feature Editor president of Luther League JS Hostess Homecoming Queen Committee er favorite class is Singers Ronald Larson I could do great things rust to show people but its so much work he was manager of the A squad basket ball team a member of a local car club he picks repairing cars and bicycles as his favorite hobby print ing and woodwork are his favorite classes unbelievable biceps wwf l ,AW 4 Patricia LaVine gc: -3- 44 Pep Club member of Christian Service Sno Day program committee Pizza any time any where her favorite class is psychology lTlClY'lY'lel' has an absent minded I In She s true to her work her words her friends monitor Secretary treasurer of the Pep Club active Christian Service G A A G A A Board Editor in Chief of the Antler was member of glee club enioys tennis and bowling her favorite class is speech Ralph Lien Not lazy gust full of little rests active in the Lettermens and Christian Service Clubs senior boys quartet Quiver photographer sang in the chorus and singers active member of the football hockey track and base ball teams Sno Day program committee was In the band his freshman year - - . , It ' , A D 1 - , . 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James lsndahl When I feel Iske studysng I Ise down and sleep at off Jsm was MC at the JS Banquet pressdent of the sunsor class treasurer of the sensor class a member of the Sensor Quartette ss a Natsonal Honor Socsety member Relsgsous Councsl lust o msschsef sn dss qusse Roger Lsnden There s no end to hss talent a fasthful member of the Chrsstsan Servsce Club and the gospel team song sn the Smgers and Sensor Boys Quartet played hockey sn has sophomore and sunsor years lettered sn tennss fovorste class ss speech f P commsttee Peter Marlcuson Sometsmes I sst and thsnlr but most of the tme I lust sst partscspated sn football tennss and wrestlsng M Club member member of Student Councsl and Chrsstsan Servsce Sno Day program commsttee favorste class ss modern problems the donor of frsendly teassng Nancy Mattson Sure to fsnd her place sn lsfe member of Chrsstsan Servsce and Pep Club treasurer of Ssngers sensor member of the ethscs court member of the Ksngs Daughters Trso her favorste class ss Smgers s e enloys sewsng sn her manner lses her charm loss Medsn Isbrary Karen Mslslxelson Tlcose who know her the best love her the most resgned as Sno Day Queen Secretary of Student Coun Antler Staff member of socsal commsttee GA A Pep Club Chasrmon of Homecomsng decor atsng commsttee Msckey s favorste class ss psychology lske an atom small but effectsve Karl Msllers Wse gehts? a member of the German Club squad football and basketball sn hss sophomore year model asrplanes and stamp collectsng are hss hobbses hss favorite class ss Mr Martsn s modern problems came from Marshall Junsor Hsgh Im not slow I ust take my tsme -or vffv' v-jf T17 Phslsp Lsndstedt When once I learn a thsng I remember st the trouble ss wsth the Iearnsng sang sn chosr and ssngers accom I pansst for sensor boys quartette member of the Qusver staff and the gospel team Homecomsng program Sno Day program commsttee lsllsan Lundqusst Blush' an actsve member of Chrsstsan Servsce and GAA she was the advertsssng edstor for the Antler her favorste class ss Smgers served on the Home comsng food and the JS decoratsng commsttees sn her sunsor year frsendly and well lsked she has been a She s another of those women drsvers member of Chrsstsan Servsce GAA and the chosr her fovorste class was fsrst year shorthand she served an the Homecomsng food commsttee sn her sunsor year she came from Edsson you can always fsnd her sn the Patrscsa Lousse Mellor Wsth a smsle for everyone she wanders on her way she come to us sn the msddle of her sensor year from Bassc Hsgh sn Henderson Nevada her favorste class ss chemsstry and her favorste hobby ss cooksng a nsce addstson to our school T? -4-1340 lvl 45 Q . y -se - X ' - V . . . l I, b Y: Q y f g iff . .. . . .' h w- I ' . .. 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' ' ' . ...he ' I U ' ' ' , i , :gy ' I II Xvw' 'n 'G'Q ff' if Reg Peggy Murdock Shes a dynamo member of the Pep Club Chrustuan Servuce and World Affaurs Clubs on the Reluguous Councul un sophomore year her favorute class us Sungers on the Quuver Staff her favorute hobbues are cook ung sewung and skuung never a fruendluer way Helen Nelson Shes not afraud of work but meets the foe head on Danuel Morstad Short of stature hes the manager of the basketball team he seems to enuoy speech and modern problems the most hls favorute pastime un the wunter us skuung 0 he came to the Academy from Eduson Hugh School 'YS nucer fellow can nowhere be found Paulune Munter Shes quute a talker speech us her favorute class she us a member of the Sungers Chrastuan Servuce and Pep Club she was a page gurl un the Homecomung Coron atuon sewung us her favonte hobby she us actuve un her church momtor shes also quute a druver 5'-fb' an 9' ,,,,,.-rv member of GA A chooses Englush as her best class 3 served on the Red Cross commuttees ukes to ru e horses skate sku fish cook and read whew' s e seems to be a fuend for the world of hobbues water sku Charles Nlessen It us the mund that makes the man member of the Natuonal Honor Socuety and the Scuence Club co wunner of lunuor scholarshup wunner of German award semu Q. 6 funalust un Merut Scholarshup tests veep of N H S favorute sublect us math hobbues are raduo electronucs and photography he also lukes skuung and golf Prusculla Noble Always busy servung others has worked hard on the Red Cross also was VP member of the Chrustuan Servuce and Pep Club on the Quuver and GA A lukes to read and uce skate there may be more luke her but none we luke so well 43' X I J X la K u l.unda Nelson Shes a soft spoken debater a member of the debate team and the Natuonal Forensuc League belongs to the Chrustuan Servuce and Pep Clubs her favorute class us psychology was a hcmecomung coronatuon page gurl Sno Day program commuttee she lukes to sew and Harvey Newquust I couldnt be good uf l would and I wouldnt be good f I could profound Interest un cars and car clubs partucupatuon un B squad football basketball and tennus won 'lst pruze for hus buology prouect Sno Day program commuttee Elgean Nordley Sweetness and sunceruty are un her beung she us un the senuor gurls truo supports Pep Club member of 'in Chrustuan Servuce second hour us spent wuth the Sungers JS decoratung commuttee quuet people are wel come everywhere Charlotte Norquust Clever wuth o brush and crayon us she Char s actuvutues unclude Pep Club Druvung Club Sungers and Antler Staff member of the senuor gurls sextette Sungers and Art rate hugh on her lust appounted lubrary artust un her senuor year . . . 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' Judith Nygaard She can and she wall chairman of the homecomung queen commlttee attends GAA Chrrstnan Servnce on the GA A board a member of the Pep Club Drlvers Club her hobbues ore sewmg and horseback rndnng Smgers rates hugh wuth Judy lust to lnve and laugh Nancy Nyqunst Its better to be small and shane than tall and cast a shadow Queen Nancy rengned over the 57 Home comlng festuvltues Junuor class secretary news edu tor of the Qulver member of Smgers cheerleader four years Pep Club GA A Drlvers Club 'lb 04 i vs Ruthann Nyvall She s one of the quuet lund whose nature never wavers gumor class secretory Daytons Teen Board member ff' homecommg prmcess member of Smgers ep Club a member of the student councul and the Drlvers Club her nnterests ond talents are shown In her vocal oblllty 'Q Cynthia Ofstad .mme EL as Beverly Olsen A busy gurl she s been nn the chour G A A and g n our Qulver staff Quuver hour us her fovornte class she came here In her lunsor year from North Hugh School she IS active In her church group a pleasmg personality Carol Olson Cute and pePPY she has sung nn the Chorus Glee Club and the Smgers a member of the Chrustxan Servuce and Pep Clubs she was on the welfare Sno Day Queen and Homecomnng decoratnng commnttees her favornte class IS the Smgers a smllmg countenance a fruendly way Crang Olson .5 and has condu Lmda Olson The sparkle IR her eyes matches the sparkle on her fmger lunda spends some of her spare tume at Chrnstlan Serv :ce Pep Clubf GA A member of the GA A board freshman class secretary actlvltles editor of the Antler belongs to Smgers and IS a member of the sensor sextet homecoming attendant Paul Olson Always ready with an amusing or unusual remark Vnce Presndent of the Band a member of Chrnstuan Servuce and a member of the Trumpet Tno Sno Day program commlttee Mmne Contractors has favonte food as ltalnan spaghettn he IS also a member of the Naval Reserve Dont glve up the shap She should be an authoress won 3rd prxze In the as tory contest she us a star reporter on the Qulver er favonte class IS Qunver hour she as also co edntor of her church paper served on the Sno Day queen com mnttee us a member of the Chrlstran Servuce and Pep Clubs hui se' ? !7 Gas To eat or not to eat Cralg IS very artlstlc I3 sb g us has favorite hobby he was on the JS and Sno Day decoratung commnttees Englush us has fovonte class he lnkes to read always a wntty word hrs thoughts palntlng ct are hls own Gary Olson They say the studlous due young so I m loolung forward to a long life Gary played football and was ln the Band ln has freshman year a member of Chrnstnan Service an expert water sluer Mnnne Contractors hrs favorlte class IS Modern Problems was 914 fe 'X-45 f feng N, W A' li? f' T W. f - - . ' A XV I' ,A I . .D U. ' ' :K S f 'J ' . g -- , - ' . . . h V 'ei . . . . ' -Um. Fw ,Af 4: -I f K , the Pep Club she is one of the co-ezcchan e editors o .vfjffll ' . . - . . I . - . . i. A safe sk . I 1 V I it-D l . . . ' . . . . Q .- . I I . . 'K X W . . . N 'N wb r sr, 6' John Pastor He s a real American male was a Ietterman in Hockey played on Southwests football track and cross coun try teams he was a representative on the Student Coun favorite class is Modern Problems served on the Red Cross and Sno Day committees hes a modern problem He s always up to something has the hobbies of stamp collecting and model railroadlng his favorite class is Modern he sold tickets in his lunlor year Rand is often seen cruising around M A in his Olds grin and the world grins with you Jennie Peterson The most wide awake girl In class member of the Pep Club and GA I5 on the Welfare committee no Day program committee and the Christian Service Club favorite sublect is world history she has sewing as a hobby as merry as the day is long Samuel Peterson He's the car king of MA a member of the Christian Service club . . . he is a letterman in football . . . was the vice president of his iunior homeroom . . . his favorite class is mechanical drawing . . . previous to Minnehaha, he attended school in Litchfield, Minn . . . an infectious smile. 4 if 3 M , , V F' . , ,,',?..1f , 48 Arlene Ostlund She s a newer face around M A she came to us from South High this year she is now a member of the well as the Christian Service and Pep SEN Glee Club as Clubs or Arlene it is easter to smile than to frown Lois Pankonln Fllrtotlon is attention without Intention to MA in her .lunior year from University Hugh since then she has made herself known ln the Pep and Christian Clubs her favorite hobby is playing the piano Modern Problems is the class she lakes best Omk came dit IC! Rand Patton Calvin Peterson Study IS a pastime so why overdo lt7 Cal is a mem ber of the 4 H Club he played on the baseball team painting was his favorite pastime as well as the skiing he does during the winter hes a friendly chap Gary Peterson A friendly personality and an unusual sense of humor he is V P of the class Sno Day King candidate member of the M Club Co captain of the basketball team two years in football participated In tennis hockey bowling swimming dont dare me l might surprise you ...JE- -fix Q ii i'lJ-7 Polly Pickering Adios amigos . . . a fine Spanish student . . . a member of the Christian Service Club . . . her favorite class is psychology . . . for hobbies, she favors cooking, and soap carving . . . she came to M.A, from Wheaton High . . . here, there, and everywhere . . . Polly is always cheerful Jack Poehler He's an all around fellow . . . played in freshmen basket- ball and sophomore baseball . . . member of the Drivers Club . . . he likes to work on Hi-Fi . . . Modern rates tops with him . . . he always has a question ready . . . no matter what the subiect is . . . to worry is folly. RS Danuel Rhodes Not the tallest and not the smallest was un the Sungers played un football a touch of wrestlung and basket a hus hobbues are model aurplanes and stamp collect un favorute class us Mr Swenson s physucs tended Robbunsdale hugh before comung to MA no the loudest and not the quuetest Bruce Runkel He has three speeds slow slower and stop Bruce came to MA un hus senuor year hus outsude actuvutues take up much of hus tume he us Interested un cars some thunk the world fun and folly and so do l Mary Rossow Y Y Martha Sandeen A busy club woman member of the Pep Club German Club and Chrustuan Servuce Club served on the Welfare commuttee her sophomore year Red Cross commuttees un the GA A her favorute class us psychology her hobbues unclude embroudery photography and golf belongs to Young Lufe John Seburg He may be quuet but stull you know he s there John us one of the clean up boys around M A he rates skat ung hugh as one of hus favorutes he us very actuve un hus church youth work and us presudent of hus Luther League fruendly smule and manner hum., 'l' A luttle muschuef plus a luttle fun to spuce each day actuve member of Chrustuan Servuce and Pep clubs a to un the Sungers on the Student Councul one of he Sno Day Queen candudates favorute class us Buble uf she cant fund a way she makes one Ruchard Ruffcorn An unspoken word never doe of the track team he luke thungs shorthand the bes also keep hum busy he b actuve un .lunuor Achuevement ? 6 s harm he was Cl member s bookkeepung and of all t photography and skuung lows hus horn un the Band in -e-3 'T Carol Sederberg Boy does she have fun a member of the Sungers actuve un the Pep and Chrustuan Servuce Clubs s e played on the Gurls Basketball Team her favorute class us Modern Problems she lukes to skate sung and play the puano when s she s good she s very good but Margaret Stenouen Ready for any battle came thus year to Munnehahcu from Battle Lake Hugh School a member of the Sung ers busy un the GA A actuve un the band scuence club paurnalusm and on the Student Councul of her former school she wull be a good fruend forever Robert Substad A fruend to all an enemy to none Subue enlcyed partucupatung un SAOC Bowlung Club and the M Club a member of the Student Council and co captaun of the Wrestlung Team he also lukes to play football baseball and golf he loves the outdoors Y' Vurgunua Skoglund Watch Gunny shes actuve un the Pep Club and the Chrustuan Servuce a star reporter on the Quuver loves to skate and swum at dufferent seasons plays the puano and reads quute well sungs alto un our Sungers always runnung around un bug curcles .l x X vp 'cf 49 . , My - u . , H19 l'J':21 ' - . f - L tu. 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' ' ' . . .I 1 I I u 5 . l . . .... . , rf ,Q K ' u - uu - ,, he 'VT IQ, -3 Never a sour word for anyone he I5 on the Natnonal Honor Soclety on the Student Councll and a Momtor an hls sophomore year IS the Welfare Committee chalr man thus year was a member of the chess and world affalrs clubs the spark on many classes Carol Svanes Dont let her qulet exterior fool you her favonte class IS the Singers she enloys more muslc by collectmg records as a favornte sport Carol chooses bowlmg she has served on the Homecommg decoratlng and the Sno Day button commnttees not much nolse but so much poise SEN -.-:r Earl Swanson A frlend and a gentleman he s our hobby man llkes sknng and model rallroadung as well as campmg works the best In favorite class physucs In the bowlmg cub on the Track team came to MA thus year from Edlna Morningside Hugh tw Davld Sweet Lorna Thompson Music Musnc Musnc she IS a member of the Snngers her favorute class and was a member of the chonr plays the plano was a faithful Monitor active nn the Chrlstuan Servuce m the GAA and also busy at her Church groups she has qualltles that promnse F success xv, we fx A The only thmg I ever kllled was tlme Don as a letterman an both football and basketball has favorute class IS modern problems Mlnne Contractors hobbies are workung on cars also enloys bowlxng he came to MA for his 50 Brent Tnldahl Always domg something played ln freshman football member of the Photography Club a member of the World Affairs Club studies hard ln hls favorlte classes physucs and Buble has hobby I5 H Fu and he enloys boatnng In the summer what as thxs thung called study'7 'Q' linda Tuthnll Very seldom quiet member of the Pep Club came from St Louis Park Junior Hugh Inkes to collect foreign dolls and her favorlte class ns home economics she llkes to sew was In the home economics style show office helper quite a gal S E Donald Weld lub- lunnor year Margaret Wells - Could her favorute color be red? m GA A and Chrls tuan Service In her freshman and sophomore years served on the Sno Day program and decoratlon commnttees worked on the Red Cross played m the Band her sophomore year red halr does not always bespeak a fiery temper X Sharlene Weymouth Always a smule on her face she s always smglng furst the chorus then cholr and now Snngers rates her favorute member of the Chrlstuan Servlce and GA A helped wlth Sno Day decoratmg also she I5 actnve nn her church Luther League muld manner -35 iv Barbara Wulluams A smlllng countenance a frlendly way Bar ns In the Chrustnan Servlce Pep Club served on the homecommg commnttee and the Sno Day committee er favorite class IS psychology was on the Student Coun homeroom presldent ln her sophomore year a still small voice t. 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RS He makes a clean sweep of whatever he does in the chess and science clubs . . . hockey manager in his iunior year . . . he's interested in photography . . . was in the choir and now he's in the Singers . . . active member of the Christian Service . . . spoke to the school Marlys Youngberg A quiet exterior - friendly interior . . . a welcome addition to our senior class . . . she came from New Richland High School . . . she loves to play the piano . . . but always finds time for her favorite class - bookkeeping. if 4 R4 it it Walter Wilson ...WCS in chapel. Lu Ann Carlson So sweet and gentle, when she sleeps, that is . . . o very active member of the Christian Service Club . . . her favor- ite class is shorthand . . . she has very faithfully served as the Red Cross secretary . . . all who know her like her . . . she's nice to have around. Kermit Folden He left University High in his junior year to come to M.A . . . his favorite class is American History . . . played foot- ball in his iunior year . . . his hobbies include bowling sciftball, and reading . . . member of U. High's Spanish C ub. Camera Shy Gaynell Ballard John Ostby A nice addition to our senior class . . . she came to us from H9 CON do Wl'lGfeV9f he PUVS hi! mind to - - - he'S on active Mechanic Ang High Sehqgl , , , served on the hqmeeoming athlete around Minnehaha . . . he is a letterman in foot- food committee . . . a member of the Welcome Hall Girl's bull and in hockey . . . working on cars also takes up much Club . . . favorite class is shorthand . . . likes crafts and' of MS SPGYS time - . . he likes anything that runs. ice skating . . . a sweet smile for all. Sue Kirsting She may be new to our class, but she's well liked . . . she Paul Williamson works in our library . . . her favorite class is second-year Speed is his middle name, for auto racing is his fav- Spamsh . . . collecting Sinatra records is her hobby . . she came to M.A. from Grand Rapids Senior High . . her parting words are, adios amigos. lngolf Kronstad - orite sport . . . in modern problems he studies hardest . . . - this is his favorite class . . . he livens every class, they're all his favorites. BOY AND GIRL STATE Respect for our American flag, added knowl- edge about our system of government, and new friendships are the three goals we maintained and achieved at Boy and Girl State in '57 . It was a week that rated high in our memories and a week to look forward to for anyone who is to attend in the future. Gretchen Dusterhoft 51 r The flrst day of school ln the fall of 1954 was a fearful day for us freshman but there was also a feehng of 1mportance as we took our first steps down the great halls of Mlnnehaha Academy Trme passed qulckly and soon we were sophomores All 130 of us entered energetrcally mto school act1v1t1es The day fmally came when we became junlors and what a day that was As last we were upper classmenl Homecommg was soon wrth us and Hope Dahlen was crowned ueen Then fol lowed Sno Day The crowns were placed on on1 Lee and on Fredlund Our mam project was sponsorlng a successful IS Banquet at the Radlsson Hotel on May 10 The theme was Sprlng Rapsody and the colors were green pmk and srlver It really was a thrill to see the lumors and semors 1n thelr formal dress A NARRATIVE We were eager semors 1n the fall of 1957 and we resolved to make the most of our last year at M A The semester started off w1th the semors all meetmg 1n the chapel for the new semor homeroom MISS Englund Mlss Fellroth Mr Glesdahl Mr Opel and Mr Swenson were our advrsors October 4th brought Homecommg and Nancy Nyqulst was crowned ueen Mary Chrlstensen 'md Ruthann Nyvall relgned as attendants The Chrlstmas season approached w1th 1tS many festlve occaslons Here at school December 20th was the blg mght The speech class pre sented the play The Chrlstmas Carol Wlth Tom Anderson takmg the leadmg part The Smgers sang Twas the N1ght Before Chrrst mas ln thelr nrghtgowns holdlng teddy bears and lt was magmflcent Se or Ho Seo ClcsAd Ms ell dh! 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OF CLASS EVENTS The expect1t1on of Sno D11x brought us to the second semester Iuren Nlrlxkelson and Daxe Hughes xxere croxxned ueen 1nd Kmg Thelr honored 1ttend1nts were Lo1s Bergstrom Nlary Rossoxx Darrel Hoglund and Crrx Peterson Remember hoxx much fun xxe had at the 1ll school roller skatmg p1rtv held f1t the P1st1me The Smgers xx ere lbsent from school XI1rch 17 lo for thelr tour through Xl1Cl1lgdI'l Xhscon s1n 1nd Nl1nnesot1 It xx '1s 1 tour p 1cked xxrth 1lso tournd Northern NI1nnesot1 from Nllx 1 4 xx hrch xx rs 1 trlp xxcll deserx ed bv 1ll Rexerend Cedcrlc rf brought the msprrmg med1t1t1ons durlng the Semors l1st CllI'lSt11lD Chooslng Announcements Emphfisls Week It NI A HIS he1rt selrchlng messages called us to 1 deeper eonseCr1t1on of our l1x es to the NI11ster Our sprmg ex ents kept all senlors busx There xx IS the gl lmour and exutement of the S Then cfime Class Nrght Slxrp Dax Scnlor G1rls T11 C1p 1nd Gown D1x 1nd B1cc1l 1ure1t1 The excltement of commencement IS xxe ITl1I'Cl1CCl doxxn tl1e usle IS IH exent th It xxlll long be remembered mlnx te mhers ll'lCl fm nds But the CllI'lSt xx ho h1s gurded us through our xefirs goes xvlth us 1nd seeks to be our glude fxlso rn the ve 1rs th It l1e 1he1d - Sen ors sn Class Unusual Awards Doy I tx ,'f 1 , l I fl 1 l L 9 J Grcduafnon J 1 ' - 1 ' ' 1 1 .- . ' 1 1 1 ' . '1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' , . ' ' ' '1 ' ', ' 1 J' ' . '1 1 ' I '. 1 - 1 ' 1 , ' ' I', 1 J 11 , ' ' 1 I 1 1 ' ' P 1 1 1 , 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1. ' K ' ' 1 1 1 .' ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 L- .. . A . . 1 , - Y Q. . 1 v 2 v. M ' , 1 . ' 1. '1 1 1 ' 1 . concerts, fun, and sleepless nights. The Band, As xx'e le11x'e BIinneh11h11, we le11x'e behind us 1' 1 1' 1 .' 1 1 . aj -, 11' 1- '1 lx '. 1 ' ' ' '1. 1 ' '1 ' 1 1 . 1 ' ' 1 5 I' 1 ' ' '1 1 1 11 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 ' ' I 1 .' 1 . l . . . , Q .Q .l . L l 1 W 4 ll Y 1 l K, W li l . 'xx K: U 11 11 fr' 1 if . ,, - ,.'v-09' 1 ,J I 1 f' 'GP' Frrendhest Beg: All Around Duane Johnson and Dave Hughes Mary Clawson and Darrel Hog und 3 Class Leaders Ruthann Nyvall and Bruce Anderson Mos! Likely To Succeed Mary Hanson and John Foreman OF FAME Na' 'C ' C OSmle CaoIOlonadDn K L f sf Couple K ren Miklcel on and Gary Peterson Po f e lnfuen Ph us? hoff and lngolf K on fad if Mos? Talented ren Hulderson a d Roger Linden I vu Best Loolung Mary Chrnslensen and Don Enger Zu 4 'lc ? Cla Most Unprednctable Carol Sederberg and Don Agard Raef -if Most Athletic Jeanette Anderson and Rog Johnson as Class Gennus are Helland and Charles Nnessen . F f X N ' I .X - K - l ' . .. G , ' 1 , - . . . ,V - ' -F' E , ,W 7 7 ' v '-.' .yslf 41. ,H S :L ' X K 52 Q -. ' 4 A , .V ,I .' 54 5 2 X rj . 5 MNA W' 1: 5, Q I FAME pplesi Judy Anderson ond Pete Morlruson Wiffiesf Por lo Vine ond Harvey Newqulif Besf Groomed Lindo Olson and Jack Pastor Mos? Mischievous Peggy Wells and Bob Johnson ,ZDQJJ-K 4,0-Q fYXfJN-AJZ 'j 1+ L0 Q L V A..-m L,,lw L ywwm, 64mg fha . Q3+' Lqfgifl any A-X X W 1 VJ- XLQJ 3355 LWQQ K -- A A ' X mu, 1-A psf 7 -N, L i Q J x, ,Kg ,kk -Q KA . 1 'x- 'L no - -A fy W l 'Q X. .1 X P I xx 2 1 i 2 f f f X i '3 f Gerry Kampff Editor 59 JUNIOR ADVISORS u lil :II ' I Lefi io rlght MISS Berg Mrs SondIn MISS Nelson Mrs Voss Mr Baxter CLASS OF 1959 FALL OFFICERS SPRING OFFICERS Left to nghf Sandy Knoll VIce PresIdent Pqf Sl-gee Left Yo rIgl'I? Dove Hanson Presudent Kathy Subsfod hon Presldenl Jane Schulz Secretory Mervm Secretory Mary Jo Anderson VICE PresIdenf Sam Thompson Treosurer fNov pIcturedJ Olfmons Treosurer r I - I I - I I I Ia' . l ,mr , , -E. .' I ' V .A I I fc: of ' Q .. , W . If ,. . .I I O 5. I I J - 1 I 1 , I 1 I I I I ' I I I I ,Q- :htm J Anderson D Anderson Anderson 'T Baialden V 'CSV Binder Blergo S Brecke J Camp Cronsfrom Eckblad F Eckert Gulmore J' I D Hansen Hanson Hansa 1,4 B Holm 1 C Johnson M Johnson Johns A L Anderson D Beclclund C40 J Brooke it l. Carlson R Eruckson J ALA fi l. Grossmann ,W n Hartley 'Pi' C Hclmslen 1 'L on C Jones M J Anderson Bergman Bruce .fin Clearwafers 'W Frxsk Grunewald Haugen In Jacobson B .lullus R Anderson B Berry Bruns K Crounbaugh Fuchs 9 if' C Hagen E? T Hua!! A Johnson S Kollesvad R Anderson R Backsiram Burk Burnham R Furman R Gaston C Hokonson J Hokanson F' S Knoll W Kruclceherg . - ' fl . Z - t J ' . J . fr Q f.. 4 T1 I ,., 4 1. ' Swv - ' .- , - WL. ff' A' .3 S .N .W -..f - .f 4 ,, 1 kb. ' , 7 P it p A 1: sf' AJ-T' 'Q I P. . A. , ,qacl .L-s , 3 tu .G sf' 5 J J' ' . .- . -' f ,g .lyk f, QVLW 3. .J b Ayr' .Q 'I x fr A is mu .lf U A - A ,Q ' 1 1. ' M. ' . . w. A. L, A, .fl SZ' Cv , 1. - . iv 5, , Y 'N A L, . .., Y , V Q SV: an Q 1 ,W fr.. f Q . , 41, .. f. fi .. 4, A ii -CQ 4 ,Q .A K. 'y K Q. fb' KJ. is il -J.. ' , ! r AA L 1 is Jn- A 1 M. J. . . ' P. ' R. , 4 A . ., 1 K H6751 - f 1 6 li A Q . , is A fi 'L . Vhe. f 1 P- ' J . ll B. . Q A V , , , . . . Q 5 l , . l. 'xl ' -'N '. N All ?.'l...,u ' . ' 1 my is ve A . - '- A .. 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T J , f 'il 9 , '- sl- ..-i '-- . w- ', , El' -' ' lj, EQ as er R J D we ,Q . 1 N lg Wlth enthuslastlc vlgor the lumor chss his shown the qual1t1es of upperclassmen by mfnkmg the 'lCtlVltleS of thelr class mterestmg and successful umors versus ACE tests becqme thelr theme as they endured nervous tenslon dur mg the d lys of the exammatlon They studled the potentmls ln thelr clfiss as delegates to Bovs 'md Clrls St'1te and chose the two whxch would represent Nlmnehflha Academy They showed orgamzfntlon 'md good le'1dersh1p when they planned the un1or and Semor Banquet The jumor class :Sb 4523 Q ,. ii ,, '52, f rf 45,2155 - X W X November marked the month I h h e 1 chose our class rmgs n l - . Q41 u . 77 I . . U . . has well prepared themselves for becoming seniors. 4 , -Q 5 J At.,-xx Z FALL OFFICERS SPRING OFFICERS 'JU-K ax Jai S eff to rugh? Bob Westafer Presldenf Denms Lundquns? Secre Carol Frqnson Secfefgyy Sfeye Pqlmqwsg Vme pfemdem fary Dorothy Rhodes Vlce Presldenf Fred Peierson Treasurer SOPHOMORE ADVISORS Left to rught Mrs Lepherf Mrs Wohleen Muss Peterson Mr Sulack Mrs Pllon Mr Larson Mrs Pcden CLASS OF 1960 .fly lm Ulf ,e Q . v W A .r 'Q L ,,...-f M . Left to righh Kent Palmquisi, Treasurer: Bob Carlson, Presidenip I- ' I 1 ' 2 ' ' I ' Q Q . V 'l Adams Y. 4. P Anderson C Belsang NS 4. R Burns V.. X N B Dahl Eckerholm uv Gedelman I. Hommarberg J Husbands ov fi ,g C Addlss S Anderson Benson Rf Carlson Dalsbo Elneff .-as I 1 l. Gransfrom ...im Hammond G Jacobson Adlons Anderson D Blork Carlson Davis M Elverhoy B Greuner Hanson R Jacobson J Adnan S Anderson VG N--Q Blorklcnd rv' M J Clay 1' P Dempsey Erickson ii Greven C Hegberg its ?9 J Albright Aune C Blorkmon 43' Clnfvon A 1 R Detrlck fi D Farr M Grosberg J Anderson K Anderson W R Aust Axelson 56' L' J Blavherwlck Blomquvst WJ-v N lx D Collier C Cornwell Dmgef Doerung Hap- nu- 8- Franson Freeberg Gusfafson Hagglund ef., K C Helmer G Hermsiad H Heslu I J Jensen B Johnson B Johnson Johnson Anderson Y' Ballard C Brown 9 4 D Crysler C Dorr Fronland 5. 1 R Halverson ? ' :- D Hughes l Johnson 65 J IA. , P.: C. . - Y - ,. - A f 3 , - . ' A 'f-'Y , A -' f 9 4' ' ' ' X - Y ., fs 4 ' K A . S' J G- - A W- A . ' . ' . . K. J .if 4 L75 .Z I V', -V Jw AA: M rv we Q D pgs . . - I . ' , 12 - . s. , J. . D. N. Q . . l . .lx 7 ' . ' A-as J , F- m I .. - f A - . . 3 ., , , g . .X lx-Q X, I ' Q71 km gl ' ,W f J . ' L. . ' M. ' . ' , - J, - . fl A Q - Q g J .3 1. 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Johnson ?w7 D Kurih Madlson Nas: 1 me V Olson Pearson B Quimby y I1 H Schulz J Towner 66 R I Johnson Locher E Maxon 3'- Nelson Oskey J eltz Raber e Seburg ,es VanDuyn wir Johnson Wh K Larson 45' J Mayer T Noble N Osiby Mb Peterson Rhodes N Sewell Ve rref Ar 491. M Kallman M Knndall C Kleven it ,l E LeVahn G Lundberg J Lundberg 4 lv P Mcllnuy M Melcher Muller l L R Nordln Nordwoll Norrgord 'QA' sf rh Ostrum Palmqulst MSM S Palmqunsl 41 1 9 s 1 G Peterson M Peterson T Peterson fa J s Rossow R uss T.. G Salle Shgen Stubbs 1 Vugoren K Waller K Walters D Kramer L,-1 D Lundell Y Moberg mx. C Olson R Pankonnn P lender G Sawyer Ti' Swonso Wa re fl Kruger D Lundqulsi W Mundale Olson ws N Park 3 -.. J Pierson Schluter Swedne R Waro ff T Q'--l -gs ig' I. so il f X .XwL,f S I E L. ' R. - - ' - ' - F- ' L ' L A . ' ' - f Q A . 4- -K L, if 1. et ' in lg 7 P U lx 'L I L -I f ,L 'X' 'P . x .O ' . L 5' --s 57 Q 3 'P A :A l Q2 ' ' . 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J. - M k x 4' J R Wesvafer C Westlund Whalen J Wllgon Wold A Youngberg J Y0Uf'9bef9 The mum ha lute of the year was when the whole class rented comp ldohopee for c retreat which turned out to be Cl typical sophomore success We found many sublecis that baffled e intrigued us Nilllna sl' 1' fax Accordmg to WVebster sophomore means a wlse fooll These sophomores have proved th1s to be wrong Launchmg 1nto thelr second year of senlor hlgh school the sophomores used much wlsdom 1n showmg thelr top school sp1r1t whlle part1c1pat1ng ln 'Ill thell' class act1v1t1es These kldS do not only have lots of fun but are also very hard workers ln pushmg their class so they w1l1 be all set to branch out mto upperclassmen CLASS OF 1961 FALL QFFICERS SPRING OFFICERS left to rlght Chuck Norton Vice Presldent Greg Nel son Treasurer Jane Nygaard Secretary Mark Nessei President Left Oo rnght Davud Sulack Treasurer Fanth Murkuson Secretary Sharon May Vice Presldeni Dan Parfen President 68 FRESHMAN ADVISORS Left to nghi Mrs Pearson Mr Lundberg Miss Dybvlg Mr Bloomdahl Mass Franklin : , 7 - I 7 1 I 1 3 1 I 1 I 1 F 1 pw X D , P 1 l,.'-:ff 4, ,. , 4' - .4 X' .. V . . . Ln A' ' vs -f QM ,J : . , . , , . , . as vw A Avoles T Axelson Brandt K -1 M Conley C an P Brunelle Crcxvens M LL! Easferlund W..-aw Evenson M Green J.. Hove D L Edlund in l Flaskerud Halverson W Jacobson K D Abrchamson Banrd L Burnham ,H rowder Egge Foss ,f ,pf D Hansen a .awsfii E Johnson Klellberg vw G Almqulsf ,nr R Balclwun Burrows ,M K Dahl J Egland Frederucks D Hanson sailed ,svn sf K Johnson L Knoebel WIP' K Anderson ,W Beclcluncl Cannon sf wi X P Dahl Engman Frlberg 5 1.4.3 5 Hasslng Johnson D Larson uf M Anderson Q 'wr-f WY' Beatty .MF Carlson -1- Dahlgren 'fx B Erbe vs K Gearharf D Blls ...nr Carlson Davis rnckson KGo rnltzka D Helgeson Hoglund v-1Qv Kornpf J Kauffman J' 'Q Law R Boardman Carroll Dreon 3104+ 91 W Erickson Gray T Holm 1 P Kung 69 K .K ,R , ,. .., K Z 23- V' , wi M 7-igk In J Q. . s- 1 W ' L .., . Q Q 2. ,. - V F f' ' .2 a, L . A 'lm J I l I J 'vrl M I R. . J. ' . ' C. J. . 'l - . L Q f f .J D . ' f : ,. 4 W ' . ,s . -Q , fr- r 1 1 K... or 1 D. , . B. 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J Nordwall Wan H Ostlund C Pesek ,iv- J Rowllngs 8. 5 Jv- A L Seaburg ,sf C Thompson S Walters Llllehen 1' Mattson 'J'v. ' C Norton ...nh Palmer Peterson Rennke P Sedgwnck R Tngue ng, lr J Weymouth K Lundgren M Lowe S May Mlkkelson ,,.-1 .asm D NYb9 9 Nygoard Q .fe E Palmqulst D Parks ,vu I L Peterson S Peterson R ulz Russ Viv' 143 C Slllermfjn P Sodergren dm R. M Ttldahl P Tolbers 45, G Wilcox Wilson M3956 G Nelson qv- Nyvall R S Nelson Odenwald .yy Parten D PUVUpSl4y Pflender B Samuelson M Solne 'F Jxh B Tuthlll S Wulson S Prnede 'Wir af D Sandberg W Stokka S Valder JVM Wmther . LET Y ,V-ff ,- VW 4 fr. .4 Jiijiwi A . . .,.. Q . .. A V: Mfg 4 - fx' .cr E . fr V f LV M J' K' fr- w Q A Q-P 4. L It Ni o f Q., ' t -Q1 A ' if - EV' . 'if 1 :r . . P . qw, 1 'EM ff . . , . PM I W I KA. . L A L I A. P L -.. .12 A or C. S. ' . L. . C. ' . . , ' 't '45 I . In Ll. g 5. e at 4, . - L, : Tj? . . ., -L J in Z Mgt, eg ss. W., ,. P ,. 'M' A P 'ttr ' K J ft' ' 4 g er,t - L W P' , .1 5, , L M. 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' i lax I We .ag-1 8235 The work we ve done was hard but fun gf xg, drab As new senior high students they had many adventures 1D store for them The great variety of activities opened vistas to their mterests They soon viewed their first pep fests and took part in the many activities including Student Council Red Cross, Homecoming, and Snow Day. The boys with sports ability took part on various ninth grade squads. New faces greeted them, and many new friendships were made. As their first memorable year finished, they had conquered all the qualms about the new school. Now they are eagerly awaiting the years that lie ahead. f f , f 1 .Jw V li ',S .I ,,, f , i I 1 j 4! , K ,Q LINDA OLSON Editor 1'k ' . if 'Uu- 108 53, . n -1, 1 f. , R 1 0 M-f..w,,,-gtk' I 2. 1-1.12171 w, , W, , ,fr 1 I, vi .f Af, A .4 ' ' ' V W W? z 4 'Nfl 13279: :'za 'f'f'f . f if 424 75 3 jr ,, . we 'ik :fn ' Mai. .. ugitig ' ., ,,...,g4. , f'fg,,, Q Q wx:-zqQJ,V', QUEEN NANCY NYQUIST SQ Q1 ww ' PRINCESS MARY as CHRISTENSEN HOMECOMING 1957 PRINCESS RUTHANN NYVALL -i ja. X -Q my ,Ex ' V Aff YW , ff 'Hi ff e . - ' t' m V K4 W W I Q XE W il 'h , W,L,h, 15.2 x f ' 'f f3 f 4' gg Q X 1 , . . laik' ff' 'T' 5 is 'AX J , It seems as though no matter how wonderful and exciting homecoming has ever been, each year is much better than the year before. Homecoming 1957 was certainly no exception. Everyone seemed more excited, and the whole day seemed more wonderful than it had ever been before. As the festivities began we all attended the Coronation. The lights were dimmed, and the attendants were escorted in. Diane, Gerry, Indy and Linda all looked very pretty in bright red brocade dresses. Then the candidates themselves entered looking very queenly in white brocade. Mary, Nancy and Ruthann were royally escorted to the platform. Very slowly Bruce Anderson, our student council president, opened the envelope that would tell who would be our queen. just when everyone was sure they couldnit stand the suspense any longer, he placed the crown on Nancyis head. Queen Nancy Nyquist has been a cheerleader and a class officer and held other offices during her four years at Minnehaha. She's really full of pep and has been a wonderful friend to everyone. She made a lovely queen. Following the coronation there was a very good program. Entertain- ment was provided by a boys' quartet and their accompanist who played the piano and guitar very well. NVe enjoyed them very much. Next a banquet was held in honor of the royalty. The dining hall was beautifully decorated, and many of the Queenis loyal subjects attended. Although we didn't win our game with Saint Paul Academy that night at Hamline Field, it was a wonderful day, one that will be long remembered by Minnehaha students. JUDY ANDERSON LINDA OLSON DIANE JOHNSON GERRY KAMPFF Vicfor 50,969 ' S Sxeoaxe ' bow Colander'S 'Um X C F 'Mn-K . 3 1 ,ix N 1 A - p , f' 1' Q K if Q 4 'F R gf rn . 4, s Y F A X M0931 'Nome I The royal feosf Nnght life Self, af, gf ,y LOIS BERGSTROM DARREL HOGLUND 3:6 m fm SNOW DAY 1958 '15, 'wa Sf MARY ROSSOW GARY PETERSON A , A . I ' ' IQ ' . u' f 4 an . 1 ,, H . 47 113- as v? 1x:T 154 QUEEN KAREN MIKKELSON--KING DAVE HUGHES 'S ii? 3 Q as 1 , , e H, .4 :rv -- fx, .4 , i 2 1 6. , , ,wink iv V4 ,- A 1 : z f Q 1 2 f ' f 1 , '1 , z ' 2 , 2 V l V L l I ' ' X ' . 2 . ' 1 l ' . s y s 1 .2 1 2 A . 2 2 2 . 1 - . e, . . . . . , . . , 1 7 I I . . , . . , . , , 3 C ' I a 7 . 1 I 4 4 I 1 ' 1 . 1 , ' 5 , 1 3 ' , 1 ' . A ' f . 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A ' . 1 9 ' 1 -1 y 80 The 1958 Snow D15 Kmg and ueen C1I'ldld1t6S vu ere announced by our p lge Se lrlett D6CldlO is they walked to the st lge the gxrls NVC1I'1Ilg llledllllfl blue xtlveteen dresses wlth s1t1n cummerbunds and the boys nn tuxedos The erowns were elrrled by Sh iron Lvnn Sulaek md Larry M lgnuson Everyone held hls breath is last years klng and queen on1 Lee and on Fredlund prcked up the crowns 0n1 crowned the new queen Karen Mlkkelson She erther glggled or erled its hard to tell xnhlch on crowned the new lung Dave Hughes the co capt un of our hockey team The attendants were LOIS Bergstrom Mary Ros sow Glry Peterson find Darrel Hoglund A pep fest followed vuth our cheerleaders dressed m parkas md plud slacks xxlltll our sp1r1ts lngh we won our hockey game vs 1th Blake 5 to 4 VVe then h ld sk ltlng on our rmk ueen for a Div was the theme of our hllarous program Bruce Carlson the Nl C after helrmg sad storres from the ladxes of the d ly Plul Bfitilden Pete M irkuson Don Aglrd Pat Sheehan and Tom Anderson crowned Tom is the lox ely queen VVe won our xx restlmg mlteh 31 to 17 and our basketball vrctory 65 to 79 topped off a wonderful event SHARON LYNN SULACK LARRY MAGNUSON goo? O co 1 s e 1- o yo! f OMIA' 509 1 -- x JAN 24.1 rw fo' G DOY ee ' -.' f 90, Soles 'hon W. Ev erybody W Oh P5 po ge f info ,he O cf six xv' Pin 'em ly -as fo 3 CHAPEL 5s ,V ks im lx DEGAKRWST - my Survirs ,,,uAcYln., 191011111314 ,, 1213111223: :vnu 122 SUN MON TUE W film! itil E. leo, 101 1' llhnatio Ncvlduntii In Vou'1 Dey I1 1.0.1.-nu,m I Monday - Walter Wilson Wednesday - Rev. Bloamdahl Tuesday - Dr. McMurtry Thursday - Junior Trio Friday - Dr. Rees Chapel is an inspiration that makes life at Minnehaha a wonderful Christian experience. This year we have had many varied and interesting speakers. During Missionary week our speakers represented Africa, japan and South America. From our own faculty we have had Rev. Bloomdahl, Miss Fellroth, Rev. johnson, and President Anderson. Among our student speakers have been Dave Sweet, whose sermon is being published in the Covenant Conference News, Ingolf Kronstad, Iohn Foreman, Paul Brunelle, and WValter VVilson. Mr. Opel and jim Noble demonstrated powerful hi-fi and sterophonic sound with some entertaining and beautiful recordings. The band has taken over the chapel services with a number ot Christmas selections and others. XVe have also had guest speakers from churches around the Twin Cities One of the most stimulating and educational talks was given to us by well- known Senator Humphrey. For Lincoln's birthday we had Dr. McMurtry, an expert on Lincoln and his life, speak to us. Chapel has certainly been memorable this year, and we are grateful to those who have arranged it. 4 5 6 7 11121314 1l19!0!1 !Si6!'l!O SAT B r--L-..l- Il 116 N.: C-J xi' A 14 xi Row 1 C Johnson D Johnson L Olson M Chrlsvensen B Anderson J Anderson G Dusterhoff K Holderson P Murdock J Anderson Row 2 M Larson J Schultz C Sederberg B Johnson G Slroglund N Mattson M Rossow A Cannon P Munler Row 3 A Johnson K Lcngslen R Linden B Julnus R Nyvoll J Anderson R l.1en J Wulson Row 4 M Swanson W Kruckeberg D Hoglund J Foreman D Rhodes l. Carlson C Olson W Wulson The Mlnnehaha Smgers pl1y IH lI'T1POI'tlUl p 1rt m Nlumch 1h.1 Ac ulcmy school hfe Trx outs are held durmg the sprmg of e 1ch vear The Smgers perform three armu 11 concerts Chrlstm 15, E1ster md Qprmg, besules these thex smg ln 1 tour Thls xclr the Smgcrs tolucd Northcrn XllIlT1C5Otl, Xllilllg 1I'l md Yhs cousm Thls xc 1r thelr muslc conslstecl mostlx of S1C1CCl numhcrs xuth the cx ccptlon of Thc 'Nhght Bcforc Cl1r1stm1s md 1 few other sec11l1r songs The Smgcrs are chrectccl bv Nlr H1rrV P Opel He 13 111 outstmdmg IT1ll31C1lI1 .md h1s made the Smgers an org 11117 1t1on our school c1n be proud of 5 bd 5 - 1 - 1 - 1 f J r - 1 - 1 ' 1 ' ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' -1 1 , 1 ' ' , 1 1 ' , 1 . ' ' 1' v11rio11s c'l111rc'hes around the Twin Citv 11r011. Everv other year the Singers take 1 . 1 ' 1' 1 .' '1 . '1 ,1 J- I 1 . I .J . ' -1 ' 1 ' 1 .1 - 1 . Rowl C Svones N Nyquusf L Lundquusi J Hermsiad K Mlkkelson C Norquus? B Haugen S Johnson M Anderson R 2 D V ow oss C Olson P Pickering E Nordley C Gronsirom S Coursolle B Sfenoem D Swanson J Nygoord Row 3 J lrndohl P Morkuson J Jensen J Anderson l Thompson M Hanson B Lnndstedf B Bruce D Hanson Row 4 D Agard B Wllson S Egge W Blbfk D Freeberg J Anderson D Colander J Stcffme I Kromfod HARRY fill 013555 521- Kal THE MINNEHAHA SINGERS 'sf-Sf' A hit! OPEL DIRECTOR X X 1. , I -J J A , , is Sheff' 425555 K I I I J VV I N Lis L to R Row 'l P Sheehan K Waller M Grossman E Wold B Egge R Russ M Lowe L Freeberg S DeGldlo Row2 G Madison S Hassmg H Hesll R Boardman M Johnson R Ruffcorn B Llllehel M Nessett J Mayer A Shgen D Blork R Odenwald Row 3 K Sather C Pesek J Danielson J Howue J Crowder D Bulls D Olson S Wulson H Ostlund C Hagglund D Nelson R Eckerholm J Erickson P Olson J Weymouth L Law D Perluns D Aust Row 4 D Helgeson C Holmsfen L Grossman The M1nnehaha Band 1S orgamzed to provlde an outlet of personal express1on and school SCIVICC for young people playmg muslcal mstruments Thls year, under the d1rect1on of Mxss Foote, the band has gwen many top performances of whlch we all are very proud ThlS sprlng they w1ll be takmg a tour to Northern Mmnesota and Canada ,' ' , ff- M- .-. mx X 3.'53Q-hlhh-e,.,....u-.ov--fp 5 'A , ff QOX Q95 X Q THE BAND K5 Mass mm Foors omecmrz Q X 5 X B7 +5 H1 Q ' A . Q ai , . ai ,A A I .3 fl 5 ' x I ', f ' X. . b F .5 A . ' ,X ' I X 5 -' P' 'X E -A fl uk' X X 5 - X 7 ' I A' ,X I , . 4 1 - Q - 1 ' , FB 75 1 44 'Q XX 'kid x . A M .-L!:.-xxx Xxxk! ' 'X ,VZQN X 2.5! 9- 9 v U N X X , X N , ' Eli- 4 - '7 XXX 1 . 'A 7 ' XV n X 2 f 2 , X .4 , REX x Z el J 2 i g 'X 7 anvil V' A if T? Q I l L. io R. Row 'lx J. Jorclan, N. Ballard, S. Anderson, V. Doering, G. Madison, E. Maxson, L. Benson E. LaVuhn. Row 2: B. Nygourd, M. Verreti, H. Hesli, B. Johnson, D. Rhodes, K. Elieff, C. Johnson K. Davis, M. Peterson. Row 3: J. Wilson, C. Kleven, C. Westlund, C Oskey, N. Sewell, K. Anderson L. Grcmstrom, K. Larson, B. Swanson, R. Johnson. Row 4: P. Dempsey, M. Kindull, B. Nordin, F Peierson, G. Lindberg, R. Miller, C. Porien, J. Noble. THE CHOIR The chorus acquaints freshmen with reading skills, music theory and choral singing. The choir, the second choral group, emphasizes developing skill in sight reading, part singing, and tone production. Both of these groups appear during the year in public performance as well as school functions. C.. EJ 1 , 5 UC f wi l Q ax - 9 -f s xo' Li ,L L. fo R. Row 'l: M. Vigoren, D, Hughes, J. Clay, B. Johnson, E. Wold, K. Wolters, M. Bporklund, C. Hegberg, L. Raberge. Row 2: P. Anderson, G. Sawyer, J. Jensen, J, Lindberg, C. Fronson, L. Hammar- berg, B. Hammond, K. Lacher, A. Olson. Row 3: D. Dover, D. Lundell, S, Palmquisl, P. Brunelle, K. Anderson, J. Anderson, C. Pfleider, M. Whalen, J. Youngberg. Row 4: A. Knulson, K. Cronbough, D. Farr, R. Fermon, P. Mcllnay, L. Johnson, B. Weslafer, J. Nash, F. Krueger. FRESHMAN CHORUS L. to R. Row l: P. Sedgwick, J. Baird, M. Quisl, M. Tildohl, S. Moy, J. Rawlings, J. Carlson, F Marlruson, G. Almquisf, E. Palmquisf, K. Gearhorf. Row 2: S. Priede, J. Nygaard, D. Hansen, K Easterland, J. Beaffy, B. Fredericks, B. Erbe, J. Foss, L. Burnham, C. Thompson, M. Soine, S. Nelson Row 3: C. Beckland, R. Avoles, B. Samuelson, S. Valder, E, Johnson, M. Cannon, K. Dahl, M. Anderson K. Lindgren, K. Anderson, N. Palmer, G. Carlson. Row 4: G. Nelson, E. Erickson, D. Larson, G. Green T. Holm, R. Tigue, P. Sodergren, L. Wilson, D. Carlson, B. Tuthill. Ly 1 ENSEMBLES KING'S DAUGHTERS Nancy Mattson, Joyce Anderson, Elgeon Nordley l l KING S MESSENGERS D Colo der .lm L dohl Rog lm en Ralph len Bud lnndsfedt of the piano SOLOISTS Polly Pcke ng Rufhann Nyvoll MIRIAMS Karen Mikkelson, Jeanefie Anderson, Judy Anderson, Char Norquisl, Sandy Johnson, Lindo Olson TRUMPETEERS Rog Ecllerholm, Paul Olson, Jerry Ericlzson GOSPELAIRES Carol Olson, Pauline Munter, Mary Christensen 4 ENSEMBLES N PIANO DUETISTS Phil Brunelle, Larry Wilson ENSEMBLES CHAPEL PIANISTS Karen Hulderson Jon: Youngberg The ensembles thls vear have provxded ITILISIC for chapel servmes hrmgmg Nlmnehah 1 s message to others Thev mean L1 lot to our school md thelr serv1ce IS an msplratxon to us all J I ' Q . h and other occasions. They have sung and played at churches also, . . A . 1 k, Q. J I A , STUDENT COUNCIL to R Row'I R Lmden K Substad M Verrett J Anderson R Anderson M Thompson J Foreman Mukkelson D Parien D Kraeg J Stathne P Mcllnay Row 2 C Norton L Burnham L Wnlscn Hoglund D Hughes J Peferson K Mlkkelson B Wlllloms M Rossow G Kampff B Anderson Peterson K Palmquust Row 3 J Lmdahl J Blaiherwlck S Ortenblad J Ekblad P Sheehan Substad B Carlson T Anderson J Pastor M Nesseti G Nelson S Pclmqulsf B Carlson Row 4 Hanson D Colcnder J Ernckson D Lundqulsf R Halverson C Franson D Rhodes K Elnff The student councxl hls been 1 lug boost to the en t1re studs nt bodw th1s xe lr It has represented us on lmportant ISSLICS md told the flClIlLN how ue felt lhout problems that freed our school TJHS xelr the student COUHCIJ hqs plm ned some CXClL1Dg QCLIXI t1es Among them were HOTHCCIJTHIIISI, Sno d IX the magfizlne drne, 1nd other all school functlons OFFICERS K Mnkllelson Secretary J Llndchl Vnce President M Clowson Treasurer B Anderson President L . : . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . C. , . , . ' , . ' , . . : . , . , . D. , . , . , . ' , . ' , . , . , . F. , . . : . , . , . , . , . B. , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . D, , . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . e F. Markuson, S. May, J. Dreon, K. Gornitzka, A. Youngberg, L. Johnson. 2 L . L' ' ' 1 f 'Q 5 . Y L . 1 . ' .' 1 1 ' 1 Z B 1 2 . . . , 2 c 2 - . U 1 7 . K, - ii., . L ' , Q L , s . ' V . ' , 5 . ' , ' ' 2 A , 1 - - 1 ' - l X.J v L. io R. Row 1: L. Bergsirom, G. Kompff, M, Clcwson, S. Coursolle, D. Johnson. Row 2: P. LoVine, C. Norquist, L. Olson, S. Knoll, G. Larson, B. Swanson, C. Spodino, S. Johnson, Row 3: L. Lundquisi, A. Osilund, K. Hanley, M. Johnson, J. Peierson. Row 4: B. Bruce, T. Anderson, D. Ohlson. ANTLER STAFF MISS PHYLLIS ENGLUND, ADVISOR L Y 'vl'V PAT LAVINE, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF X ,ip 7, 'v'- M K If 41 -I Duane Johnson, Foculfyg Jan Larson, Seniors Sue Coursolle, Assistant fo the Ediiorsg Grace Larson, Business Managerg Lillian Lundquist, Advertising, The Antler staff this year has worked extra hard to make your yeurhook the lmest ever. They have included features of all of the memorable events of the year. They have had fun working on the Antler and have tried their lmest to nmke it ll good hook. Miss Engluncl und Hr. Swenson have heen an inspiring lu-lp when the editors needed it most. Scarlett DeGidio, Highlightsg Gerry Kampff, Classes Linda Olson, Activitiesg Joan Anderson, Sports -1 P 1 xl r I r 1 A.. ,I mn, . , .. .- ,,, ., .-.I ' ,,:13,23f.,..' A ' aj ,, I Ik, 5. 7' Lv ! ' If ,. N ,Q L. Io R. Row I: M. Chrisiensen, N. Nyquisf, J. Anderson, J. Anderson, M. Larson, C. Ofsiod, M. Hanson. Row 2: W. Johnson, C. Hellond, R. lien, L. Borg, I. Kronstud, B. Olsen, W. Biork, G. Skoglund, B. Lindstedt, J. Anderson, S. Johnson, Miss Franklin. MISS ANN FRANKLIN, ADVISOR Nl v- .o ' CLAIRE HELLAND WES JOHNSON CO-EDITORS ' 96 Lf-Q Uhr: M -,L 'V 5 3 f i I' 0 . 5- taxfw ,c Ingoif Kronsfad, Sports: ee Nancy Nyquist, News: Marilyn Larson, Feature ig Judy Anderson, Business Manager The Quiver, our school paper, is staffed by seniors. They report school activities, express the opinions of the students, and try to maintain high ideals of our school. Approximately every three Weeks they arrange headlines, write edi- torials, and try to meet the deadline. Miss Franklin is their able advisor. Ralph Lien, Woody Biork, Photographers Bev Olsen, MUVY Hanson, Exchange L to R R Nyvoll K. Polmquist, S. McKinney, D. Sweet, Rev. Johnson, P. Brunelle, N. Ballard, S. Oltmon, RELIGIOUS COUNCIL The religious council consists of a boy and girl representative from each class. They help plan morning prayer meetings and programs of a religious nature. The gospel team represents our school by visiting various missions and pre- senting a gospel service. The mostly musical program consists of trios, quartets, duets, and soloists. One of the boys tells about the work of the school and gives a short sermon. GOSPEL TEAM L. to R.: R, Lien, B. Lindstedt, J. Lindohl, L. Olson, J. Anderson, C. Norquisf, Rev. Johnson D Dar es D. Colonder, G. Dusterhoff, K. Holderson, T. Anderson, I. Kronstcd, P. Brunnelle, W Wilson R Linden J . Anderson, N. Mattson, E. Nordley. few xl L to R Row'I J Anderson B Wlllloms J Anderson P Munfer B Anderson D Voss Row G Olson S Peierson B Carlson L Tuthlll H Nelson P LoVme L Grossman C Johnson Row 3 B Grunewclld S Kollesfod C Jones S Ortenblud G Dusierhoft B Swanson J Cleorwofers L Burke S Knoll MONITORS mg passes and fmdrng locker VIOIILIOHS, are some of the thmgs that keep our monrtors busy The ethlcs court hrzndles some of the CIISCIPIIHC problems here at school The members hive trred to he fur ln all the-1r deusrons 'Ind have gamed the respect of the entlre student body ETHICS COURT L to R M Chnsiensen S Knoll D Agord N Mattson J Wnlson 100 . . : . , . ' ' , . , . , . , . . 2: . Answering Mrs. Anderson when she calls, Collecting attendance slips, check- l l 4'-4 J-F' A. ,-Q a .of if L Io R Rowl Mrs Sandln J Cllflon R Russ D Kramer S Purile C Holmsfen S Llndquls! L Nelson J Peferson L Johnson Miss Franklin Back Row M Swanson V Olson S Chrlsfensen T Anderson sfandmg DEBATE TEAM Our clclntc tc lm IS 1 rnunlncr of the X ltl0!1ll Forcnslc Leiguc' Thu hue coxnpctcd 111 most of the mnor cleb ltc rnccts 111 Xhnncsotr A ncxxlw formed club undcr the gllld lnce of Xlr Kluls his grvcn German iIltllllSllStS 1 clnncc to further stuclx the llngufzge culture, ind 1ct1x1t1es of thc Ccrm IH peoplc Thex hnc 1150 hld m IDN SOC1llS -Xmcncm stxlc GERMAN R Row Mr Kauls D Kramer V Doerlng S Prlede K Halderson S Johnson J Foreman Row 2 R Boardman E Maxson R Woro P Dempsey J Peliz P Nelson R Halverson I Kronsiad N Parke T Anderson P Brunelle QP' in rw... 102 - .w G. , ,r., W' - ,W f -I -f ' ' s . - .r ffl 'A l 'Q . 5 ' .M . 3 ' '- ' A V ' .U , , X , J 0 1, ws' ' . .'c K . Q A ,N ll' N 'f br - tx ' lv 7 ' . J ' . fu' . 4 Q l W 'G ' 'W , , . x ' A I ' - V 'li vc, ' , K r ,Eg N 5 ,-w - . . A p , I v '- -0 -fl , r, , , A, K I , Q ,- ' fl I 4 Q Q. , W ' x . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' ' , . , . , . , . : . , . , . , . , 'a K '1 1 ' ' z z . 1' 1' ' X ' ' Q 1' 1 ' 1 2 J ' . ' 1. A f ' H 1 . . 1 , 1 ' f ' , ,Ui X. , 1 , 1 , , , - 1 z C , . K 1 X 1 L- X X l x. ' l 'J 2 ' 2 1 7 l ,', , 'L 'q I' '. L. to . 'lz . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , , , . . xl , ' 4-vu L I , 'LI ' 1 'L Q 1.1 , , 'A i 2 ' L A lu 5' 1 ' - 1 cl ': .- A 1 ' . u . W, -xv I rl . 'X ' 1 f , , ,N , I 1 I If ' ,mi Q 5 RED CROSS w D Vos J Dreon Row 2 C Johnson S Robmson D Hughes B Johnson Row 3 L Carlson nsen P N ble Dcvus Row 4 N Vondlne Sundeen A Bergsfrom G Larson Row 5 T McMullen Mrs Voss J Peltz J Eglund T Noble Our chapter of the Red Cross h IS pl IN ed fin fnctne plrt 1I'l our school lxfe List fill thex p lcknd glft boxes for Chrlstmis Qbro ld and thus sprmg thex Ire pl mnmg on presentmg mothcr Tllent show The-x hun lsccnlx seen thc nculs of xoung pcople all ox cr the xx orld To be ellglble for WHS 1 jumor or semor must lx 111 the upper plrt of hrs cl lss and be 0llLSLlDll1Ilg m ch lrlcter lezdcrshlp schollr slnp md scrucc Thex h ue sponsored bake SIJCS md other moncv I'11SlTlg fllI1LLl0HS m prc p lr ILIOD for the-lr pl umed trlp tlus sprmg .Q NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY L to R Rowl I Kronsfad K Halderson C Nlesson J Foreman Mr Bengston Row 2 J Lundahl M Defnck W Johnson D Sweet G Dusterhoff Row 3 D Johnson C Hellcnd B Anderson K Longsfen J Anderson ,- 'W min, Q7 -gi GIRL S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Glrls Athlet1c Assoc1at1on properly known as GAA IS open to all glrls who enloy sports and wlsh to partlclpate ID them Badmmton and basketball 1re played 1n the vvmter and baseball 1n the sprmg Letters can be earned by part1c1p1tmg 1n some form of dCL1V1ty as h1k1ng bowhng or swunmmg and by elrmng 600 po1nts C ten pomts gwen for each hour of act1v1ty GAA BOARD 61 4 L. to R.: P. LaVine, J. Nygoord, Mrs. Abramson, Advisor, L. Olson, J. Anderson. 2nd Row: L. Bergstrom, K. Mikkelson, N. Nyquist, J. Anderson. 'EL ' - LIBRARY HELP L. Bergman, B. Johnson, E. LcVchn S. Kersting, B. Newman, S. Olson B. Fredericks, C. Norquist. The extra jobs of the school are ablv taken care of bx these students The1r help is upprecllted by teachers and students allke 'P '35 ar :- I . 'X ' If :N I, 1 . f X C I -V X iq 'J Q r uf 1? ,X ' ' 'J -, wi' -J! I 5 5 , lx .xl I 'X 1 K I X v 1' f l 1 JOAN E. ANDERSON Editor FOOTBALL A XQPM flglpnfum Roger Johnson K4 .2 Co captann Most valuable 5: A W b r' Dave Hughes ill The Mlnnehaha lnduans opened therr 1957 58 season by gomg down In defeat to a rugged De LaSalle team 44 to 6 at the Parade Stadlum wnth Rag Johnson scorung the lone touchdown The next two games were also non conference games rn whrch the lndlans first defeated Rush Cnty 20 to 14 and the New Richmond Tngers 26 to O The most thnllung and sfatvsfylng game of the season was wnth Blake The lndlans not only crushed Blalxes champnonshup hopes but also at must be noted M that Mlnnehaha defeated the Hulltoppers for the first tnme nn school hnstory As a X result of has two long touchdown runs and hrs excellent defensnve play Rag Page Johnson was named to the Prep Stars of the Week The game at Hamlxne Fneld wnth SPA was the clnmax of this years Home comlng actnvltles The slogan was Run Away Wxth SPA SPA dld most f QN xx H' .-aw xv IL s w if fs' Don Agard John Ostby Ralph luen X Q XNKW X-1 N , ' ' A N lv- ' . 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' 3 5 , fr ' , I ,A ,, , .reiiyf Q.: fif- ,V ,Eg 5, ' , L 1, f X 4 A. ,,, 54 14 ' 1 R ff , f , J , 1 ff I 108 a f - , I wr- Ingolf Kronstad the runmng however and the Indnans lost 34 to 0 Recovering from thelr defeat the lndlans bounced back by trouncmg Breck 46 to 0 on thenr new fleld The season ended on a dum note with Mmnehaha droppmg a heart breaker to Shattuck T9 to 'I4 and agaln to Concordia 20 to I3 Thus year marked the addutnan of a new member to the Mlnnehaha caachung staff Mr James Baxter who graduated from Mmnehoha In 1950 returned as the assrstant football coach Next year he wlll replace Mr Dave Dllluon as head football coach We have been very grateful ta Mr Dillon for hrs flne work during the four years he was at MA The outstandmg llne play of Dave Hughes and Rog Johnsons and John Ostbys fine play In backfreld placed them on the MISL all conference team Rog Johnson made both the offensave and defenslve teams 4 AZ :EN 'file Kurt Langsten captain 15532 5 5? 2' 241. 32:59 Q' 553' 'E Don Weld giiv ,v Darrel Hoglund 4+ ' A5 I' ' 'Jig t L.-llgfjgt wh K' Sam Peterson Row 1 S Peierson B Wesiofer D Hughes R Johnson K Langsten R L n J Blather ck S Palm qu st Row 2 D Hoglund P Sheehan D Nelson R Hal orson M Thompson W Blork D Jacobson D Agard Row 3 Coach Dullon D Shogren Mr J Baxter M Johnson I Kronsfad J Eckblad D 1 K FOOTBALL , Q ,,, f K z Munnehaha Mlnnehaha Mlnnehaho Mlnnehaha Mnnnehaha Mlnnehaha Mlnnehaho Mnnnehaha f f SCOREBOARD De Lasalle Rush Cnty New Richmond 0 Blake S P A Breck Shattuck Concordia e down, on ,lone Hey, where are yu goin'? 109 HMQIK FOOTBALL ACTION ,ie 1 e NVQ! fo UCI-,dow bmi? 7 5 'III BASKETBALL Don Agard Mmnehaha Mmnehaha Mmnehaha Mmnehaha Mmnehaha Mmnehaha Mmnehaha Mmnehaha Mmnehaha Mmnehaha Mmnehaha Mmnehaha Mmnehaha Mmnehaha Mmnehaha SCOREBOARD Naval Amr Statnon Roosevelt St Paul Johnson Mechanic Arts St Paul Monroe Dawson Concordia Powderhorn Pros Blake Brock S P A Shattuck Blake Southwest Washburn Gary Peterson Co captam Most valuable Fred captain Mmnehaha Mmnehaha Mmnehaha Mmnehaha Mmnehaha Mmnehaha Mmnehaha Bruce Anderson Breck St Paul Wilson Concordla Shattuck S P A Tournament Shattuck Concordna 5' L., Pi ua., Darre Hoglund M Swanson F Halverson J Eckblud I KfOl'15TGd D Hoglund B Anderson S Oltmcns R Hulvorson M Thompson G Peterson D Jacobson D Agcrd T McMullen P Mcllnuy The ten xeirs that C0 Ich Chuck Sul lck has been at Mm neh lhl hue been most Success ful H15 blsketb 111 team has won e1ther the leigue champ1onsh1p or the tourn unent ch lmplonshxp ex erx xelr except one Thls ve lr we haxe 1 new 'ad d1t10n idded to our coachmg st xff Gene Nlessenger his been B squfid coach find his llso 1S51StCd Nlr Sulaclt xuth the A squ ld Gene Messenger Assustcnf Coach Charles Sulcck Head Coach BASKETBALL Hulvorson scores with his fabulous hook shot XX h 1t 1 git lt se 18011 it w 19 for tht Illill 111s this xenl B1slxetlJ1ll opened with 1 h mg, when the Indinns pl ix ed 1 tre1nendo11sf171mc lgllllbt the N1v1l An St ltl0l1 1nd won 56 to 40 Oni next fflme with Roosexelt found Mmnehnhqs Ovm packed to the rwfters The Induns le 1d the Teddies at exerx q111rter up until the end Then Roosevelt crept 11p on ns to win 63 to 51 In this glme Bruce Anderson eirned the title of highest scortr with his totil of 33 points Nllllllillllll IIlCll1HS plixed then first conference Game igcunst COIlCOI'Cll'1 ind snffucd 1 l1r1rtbrc1k1nU defeat 60 to 66 Dtttrmined to do better the Induns csime up with some ffre1t wins in ill of the f-0ll0XXlIlf7 conference gimes One of' the Ind11ns xictories was the Sno Du gime with Bllke Xvlth Clrv Pttcrsons 13 points thex toppled tht Hilltoppers 63 to '79 Xt tht and of tht SCISOH tht lndiins found tlieinsclus tied with Contordu for first pl'1ce. Our second ff-1me with Cont-ordi'1 proved who the reil chimps were find NIi1111el1-1l1-1 ended the season in first pl'1ce 68 to 61. Our first Hama in the tOl1fI'l'lfI'lCI'lt was with Shwttuck. It was 1 close glme 54 to 03 but tht II1lli'lI1S were the victors. The IIlCll'lIlS htid to f'lCG C:OIlC01'Cll'l '1f7'lill for first pl 1ce i11 tht toiirniment. The guys were rc-'1lly hitting tll'lf night, 'lllil won 69 to 553. This meant tl1'1t NflI1l1ClTlh'l won tht to1xr11'1mt-nt ch-11npio11sl1ip '1lso which they ll'1YClllt won since 1903. Ciliosen for tl1e MISL all-conference te'1rn from 51i11neh'1h'1 were Fred H-1lvorson C-nw' Petersoii. Bruce Anderson 'md D011 Affwrcl. Fred, C-ny. 11nd Bruce wtre 'xlso chosen for tht NIISL 'Ill-tOUI'ITlIT'lCI'lt te'1m. 114 Co-coptoins, Anderson ond Peter son receive tournament trophy from Mr. Schultz of Concordia Anderson goes in for o iump SHOT BASKETBALL ACTION Peterson scores ogoinsf Washburn Q-, N Eckblod proves Hs skill with this unde'i'1onded ioyup. Mr James Baxter Coach HOCKEY Ex en though the record of elght xx ms flfteen losses Ind txxo tles wls not the best the hockev teim hid one of lts prlrne se lsons under the flne coachmg of Mr lm Butter The theme of thls yelrs te lm xv IS XX IN Thls yelr the boys spent 1 lot of xxork on the hockey rmk Mmv members of the te 1m spent lite hours fxlhng holes md levelmg off the surf lee IH order to hlve 1 flrst clzss rlnk Some of the hxghhghts of the se rson xx ere 1 3 7 xx 1n ox er St Agnes xx 1th 111 three go 11s scored ID the 11st 9 l'I'llI'llltCS Another CXCltlIlg vlctorv xx is xxhen fxck Plstor led the Ind1 ins 1n the scorlng dep rrt ment xx 1th 19 goqls 1nd 11 1ss1sts for '1 tot 11 of 30 John Ostbx Wfis a e1ose second xx 1th 19 gofals 'ind 8 fzssxsts for 1 totfzl of 77 Puch Blxter xx 'ls 0lltSt ll'lCllflg 1n the nets xx1th Ill 'lverlge of '74 stops per glme md onlv 788 golls scored 'lgllflif hlm per glme Dive Hughes xx IS the mfunstflv on defense Kurt Lungsten 116 X Co cuptom Richard Baxter -lack Pano' Most valuable M'-75' Valuable V . 7. , . , 1 ' ' 1 , I 1 1 . . l . . H 'I 1 ky ,1 . 1 1 ' ' ' . 1 1 1 1 ' ' , 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' . I ' ' ' , 11 ' f 1 .-L f' ' . 5 1 1 . ' . 1 A . I . . . 1 Q V the Indians downed Co-champion Blake on Sno-day, 5-4. In 1 '1 ' ' 1 - . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . 'Xl I 7. C C 1 1 L . ' 1 '1 1 ' ' f' 1 1 ,1 , ... ' 1 , 1 1 :.. 1 . 1 1 1 ' . ' 1 . 1 K V2 5 1 1 1 . .ff ,C 19 Bruce Carlson h O Minnehaha Minnehaha Minnehaha Minnehaha Minnehaha Minnehaha Minnehaha Minnehaha Minnehaha Minnehaha Minnehaha Minnehaha Keg C Da e Hugh SCOREBOARD 'I 0 6 5 0 2 8 5 S.P.A. Alumni Blake Breck S.P.A. Shattuck Blake Concordia Shattuck Breck Concordia Tournament 1 S.P.A. 021 ,fn JD' 2 haf? sa fri' '5ife7 ' 'vui- Row'I K Lcngsien D Krxeg J Osib D B y czxter D Hughes B Carlson J Pastor Row 2 B Wnlson R Anderson C Mlkkelson D lundquusf R Smufh M Johnson M B .1 BI r oxter Row 3 D Aust R Kovach ufherwlck R OConnor F Eckert HOCKEY An0'he' gr 90 S T he Home 900 me offenvve S P by Nerd YEOIS Sarong X, il- I v-. QW' M -' I Viz! I 'fu xg! w V 1 . Plmqpb ,,. A 'Gush M A game for MA d'UbS Shattuck LETTERMAN S CLUB ? I -A Q IIIA Rowl Mr Sulack, D Hughes Pres Mr Baxter R Johnson V Pres,l Kronstad Tres Row 2 J Pastor, R Baxter, W Blorll S Peterson R Llen J Wllson JPeterson, M Detrrck G Jacobson Row 3 M Thompson J Eclcblad P Sheehan D Nelson D Weld R Lrnden B Substad G Peetrson P Marlmuson Row 4 M Johnson T MacKlnnon D Nelson B Campbell F Halvorson D Hoglund K Langsten, B Anderson, B Carlson D Agard Row 5 J Ostby, D Lundquust B Adkuns D Krneg R OConnor J Some P Nelson P Frlsk D Jacobson, F Peterson, R Halvorson F , ' ,f . ' .t ,' P 'fd f' , . I -lnglbi' -.j 3. E Ay 1' I. fx .xifwfh-34 .' ' J .I , - 4 g if 5 - 44-1,-ik. ' V 3 . . xg Q. , ' I 3 .. sf 1' A P' 3 ' s N , , .. K. ' fg'-Q A J-'ff' ':,-- .- , A Y -1-5 .-1-' lv ,1 , . . 9 . 5 ' , .JPN I .A 5-4' L . ' pf-4 2 ' V , z Q- - U . ' '. f v .- . I . - ' Q X fl - , f I . ' ' . - ' Q ' Y A ' ' , . A ' , , 4 ' . . , -5 P - ' 1 1 'CIGQ , . . ' ' ' si . A F A ' . - 4 ' 4 W ,Q l . ' ' Q . J R sr' 5. 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J 4 5 I - I t J - , ' ., ' z 3 , ' ' 3 'P Q . -. . a A . -A , 1 N X ' Q f - N .. l ' l T ' N ' D QL f . it v an, Ln I N Schulze P Frlsk P Nelson G Jacobson M Defruclc R llen D Hanson J Wnlson J Peterson B Substod V Blorndahl J Stothne VVRESTLIN Tl'll3 ye rrs xx restllng team hrs been co lched bv 1 newcomer, Mr Otls Smxth Hc Ins done ln excellent lob 1n Pl'OfIl0tlllg xxrc btllllg It XJIIIDCJI 1h 1, md he h IS helped to mike 1t one of the flvorlte sports Among the hlghhghts of the seison xx erc the xxms oxer Breek Blllxe md Concordu NXJHCJT glVL thc Indllns '1 rccord of four xxms md four losseb 1n conference mltches The Indran xxfrestllng te lm toolx three champlon Sh1PS and txxo second pllces to place them tlnrd ln the NIISL xxrestlmg tournnncnt Xlll'ITlCll1hl chlm prone irc eff Pctcrson, Glrv lcobson md errv Xhlson Second pl lces xxcrc lxx lrdccl to Phll Nelson and Bob Subst ld 120 Couch Oils Smxth 'Sew Minnehaha Minnehaha Minnehaha Minnehaha Minnehaha Minnehaha Minnehaha Minnehaha Minnehaha Minnehaha Minnehaha Minnehaha Minnehaha Minnehaha Je SCOREBOARD 23 25 9 26 38 13 20 31 31 21 33 43 39 18 North Branch Concordia University High Blake Breck Spring Lake Pk. Shattuck Blake North Branch Spring Lake Pk. De LaSalle Breck Concordia Shattuck - d Veff' mom +4 vevefson' 0111 'VSA Polph 1- 'G 'ix-U. 1' A ' Mille, Defrfck Cofaptainsg Bob Substad, Jerry W1 I SOD Row 'la I. Kronstud, R. Lien, R. O'Connor, K. Langsten, M. Thompson, B. Substod, D. Agcrd. Row 2: W. Biork, D. Nelson, D. Jacobson, M. Johnson, R. Holvorson, G. Peterson, B. Anderson, Mr. Baxter, Under the able coaching of Mr. Baxter and with eight re- turning letterrnen the Indians have a promising season in store for them this year. BASEBALL TENNIS it J ',, T' i I ,x f fy' ,' N 2 T if . I 425 fl! J f x 'te 4 Row 1: R. Linden, J. Anderson, C. Mikkelson Row 2: B. Adkins, F. Peterson, R. Johnson, D Agard. f'N l l I 1 1 l C+' l Row 1: P. Morkuson, R. Boxler, B. Corlson, G. Peterson Fuchs Row 2 L Johnson B Substu Mr. Sulack, D. Hoglund, F. Hczlvorson. ll Row lc R. Ruffcorn, R. Pafien, L. Schlufer, N. Pork, M. B, Bruce, D. Anderson, J. Soine, B. Carlson. Row 3 S lmdqulst T Binder H Schulz M Deiruck P. Nelson, G. Lindberg, P. Sheehan. Kundohl J Posior Row 2 E Swanson D Hughes ...:.a....f..s..........-'ll - .... ..f Pi 0 'Pro I f 2 r V , 1 BOWLING '48 Ng! l nit 1 1 ' v J 71, 4 Row 'I B Subsiod G Peterson B Carlson Row 2 R Johnson J Pastor J Lundcxhl Row ox er A or Hog un Hclvorson B SQUAD CHEERLEADER Leff fo right B. Johnson, L. Hommcrberg, G. Sawyer, J. Lucher, M. Vigoren. Hove You got fha! spun? M WM - H EERLEA S Q 1 -vi B Ahernoiei Gmny r N 9u,,, Jeoneffe Anderson Judy Anderson Kmhy subnad 'I25 1-L-: f-- O l . ondq, Joan E. nu-VV.. No 1 'Tay I I V li V X I. 'X LX fqf .'-- '1 f J rl I lr, vl ,ff gf zqlf, VX L my 'j W Yr N 1 I w f , Q 1 3 f1V,f1 rl , LILLIAN LUNDQUIST Editor YOUTH MEETS TRUTH 'K Board of Educahon Row'I P Olfelt C Swenson A Anderson N Engmon A W Anderson Row 2 E Palmqulst L Bengston D Nelson E LeVcnhn E Larson C Johnson W Moberg Not pictured T Skcnse E A Lunnee O Youngberg A COEDUCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL WITH A CHRISTIAN EMPHASIS MINNEHAHA ACADEMY E I T I I , I A M NT T MT 1'-.A f -7 f -2 ' I QI I i K . : . , . , . , . , . . . - 1 - 1 - I - I - 1 - I . : . , . . ' , . . PARK AVENUE COVENANT CHURCH Park Avenue at Franklin Bible School ,,v,.7.,,,..,.,,,,,.v. .. 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship ,..., ....,., 1 1:00 A.M. Junior Worship ,,,,....,, .,,....,, 1 1:00 A.M. Covenant High League .,..,,,... 6:00 P.M. Evening Worship ,rrrv ,. ,,e, 7:00 P.M. C. Victor Nyquist Pastor Graduate of Bible Inst. '25 Holding forth th Great is the Lord, and greatly to be praisedg His greatness is unsearchable Psalm 145:3 We congratulate the Graduates of 1958. May the blessing of God's guidance be yours as you go forth from our beloved school. SALEM COVENANT CHURCH 18V2 and Central Ave. N.E. Clarence Agard, Pastor fiTi11 lllll illllll ,.,e-1 '- canst: 1 V-, - fn-4: - FIRST COVENANT CHURCH OF ST. PAUL Arcade and Hyacinth Carl G. Charn , ,..,,,,. . ......,,,,,,,, Pastor Harry P. Opel ,,,.,.,,. ,,,,.,,.w7 D irector of Music Bonnevieve Opel .....,,, ....,,.,Y,,,,,...,,,, O rganist Congratulations to the Class of 1958 GRADUATES T P. Markuson H L. Borg M. Sandeen B. Williams FIRST COVENANT CHURCH OF MINNEAPOLIS 810 South Seventh Street Minneapolis 4, Minnesota Paul S. Rees . ,,,,,, , H ...,.... ..Pastor C. Reuben Anderson . ,,,..,,,,...,, ,...,,,,. ,,,, A s sistant Pastor Tom Clendenen ,,., Minister of Christian Education and Youth James P. Davies ,...., .,..,. ,,,,,,,,,,,.....,. ,,,.. M i n ister of Music Congratulations to Minnehaha Academy and the Graduating Class ot 1958 'TIF' W. Johnson R. Linden B. Anderson F. Halverson M. Clawson OUR GRADUATES D. Morstad G. Larson P. Noble K. Folden In A .,v L... - RJ? in 1. murmur., A-IQ Clllifll inn . Welcome To ELIM COVENANT CHURCH 663 Como Ave. St. Paul, Minn. 8:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Service 9:45 a.m. Sunday Bible Classes 7:00 p.m. Evening Service Luverne W. Sands, Minister in BETHLEHEM COVENANT CHURCH Forty-third Ave. So. and Thirty-second Street A. Milton Freedholm, Pastor We have thought of thy loving kindness, O God in the midst of thy temple. Psalm 48:9 VINE EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH 3244 - 22 Ave. SO. Minneapolis Warren J. Wessman - Pastor For we preach not ourselves, but Christ Jesus the Lord. Il Cor. 4:5 Best wishes from all the folks at CENTRAL FREE CHURCH 10th Ave. So. and 7th St., Mpls. Dr. Richard Elvee, Pastor Stop by and visit us at our Sunday Morning Worship Service 111:00 a.m.J or our Evening Inspiration Service C7:0O p.m.J -then stay for the cit 's lar est and liveliest young people's 1 1 I Y 9 group, The Lamplighters C8:30 p.m.J . S ill Q!--!1' g!!!!,I!Q M J J' 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 ,,Y.,..,,,,,,..,..,.,,.o,.A. 7:00 P.M. I will abide in thy tabernacle forever. 35 L-.i.L., 4 'sm FRIDLEY COVENANT CHURCH 64th and University Avenue N.E. David S. Dahlberg, Pastor Schedule of Sunday Services 9:30 Sunday School 10:45 Morning Worship Evening Service We congratulate the graduates of 1958 and especially Gary Beatty, of our church BROOKDALE COVENANT CHURCH 5139 Osseo Road Rev. Arthur Fretheim : Pastor Sunday School .A.,..f7,,f,,, ,,A,.f Y 9230 A-M- Morning Worship .A... ...... 1 0:30 A-M- Evening Service ......Vef.fe....-..--wf--.f- 7:00 P-M- Delight thyself also in Jehovah: Trust also in him, and he will bring it to pass. Psalm 37:4 -Sf POWDERHORN PARK BAPTIST CHURCH 16th Avenue South and 33rd Street Pastor Mac -l- We thank our God and Father for the priv ilege that we have of living for Him and wor shipping Him in our church. , . ,, w 12: l T 4' Q Ti 5'5 1. 4 '. A X . BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CAI-VARY LUTHERAN CHURCH cHuRcH 8ll'1 SlI'Eef Cll Ave. SO. Chicago Ave. So. Eric Lindholm: Pastor A. B. Walfrid and Paul L. Hawkinson, Pastors -4- Worship: 9:45 and 'l'l:O0 A.M. Oct.-Apr. 7:00 P.M. l will abide in thy tabernacle forever. Moy-Sept 7:30 P.M. Psalms 61:4 Hebrews 10:23-25 COVENANT-MINNEAPOLIS CONGRATULATES THE GRADUATES The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom: a good understanding have all they that clo His commandments. MILTON B. ENGEBRETSON, Pastor MURIEL LINTON, Parish Worker ROBERT BLANCHARD, Minister of Music THE FIRST EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH St. Paul, Minnesota Ben C. Erickson, Pastor Holding forth the Word of Life. CONGRATULATIONS OUR GRADUATE: Jim Anderson FIRST FREE CHURCH 5150 Chicago Avenue, Minneapolis Leonard E. Hagstrom, Pastor Don Bisdorf, Minister of Youth + Tune to KTIS C900 diaIJ for MOMENTS WITH THE MASTER Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday - 1:00 P.M. + CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS of T958 TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH 38th Avenue N. at Vera Cruz -+- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 1020 Harmon Place I Minneapolis 3, Minnesota Dr. Curtis Akenson, Pastor - l went to the house of God with ioy and R praise with a multitude that kept the holy day. Psalm 42:4 THE Lime HOMELIKE CHURCH TRINITY LUTHERAN of MINNEHAHA FALLS 40th Avenue South at 52nd Street Minneapolis Evald J. Conrad, Pastor Morning Worship .,,..,, ,,,,,s. 8 :30 81 11:00 Sunday School ......,s .Av..,.,..,........ 9 :45 Evening Service ........ ............,............ 7 :30 Mid Week Service ....... ,,,,.,.. 7 :30 Wednesday God's richest blessings on Faculty and Students ATLANTIC PRINTING PRESS Albert O. Anderson 3457 Chicago Ave. ' Ta 4-7322 Raymond '50 Ralph '50 COMPLIMENTS OF THORSELL MORTUARY 1235 Arcade Street 103 W. 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'I99 West Sixth Street St. Paul General Machine Work, External Cylindrical Grinding, Magnafluxing, Repairing of Mechanical Devices, Crankshaft Grinding, Cylinder Head Repairing, Cylinder Reboring. FOR FAIRWAY FOODS BUY AT JOHNSON 81 BARNES 925 Ruce Street 599 N Snellung Avenue St Paul Hu 91338 Mu 6 7597 VVESTLUND QUALITY MEATS YOUR PATRONAGE IS APPRECIATED 927 Rlce Street 597 N Snelling Avenue St Paul Hu 91338 Mu 68621 V 'er W' W V TOWER BOWLING LANES 1331 STINSON BLVD ST 99947 WALDO AND MARION NELSON PROPRIETORS . n ' O - Q1 -,Q Q' 1 w . 0 . I ROBERTS CO. FORMAL WEAR + 2508 Hennepin Avenue xx Minneapolis 5, Minn. Telephone Fr. 7-4331 ASK THE THE MAN WHO KNOWS . . THE FINE woRK or r Ml ,F HERFF-Jones l 1 '. X 1 5 R School and College Rings - Medals and Trophies .. .N T Commencement Announcements - Personal Cards l Edgar Nelson, 5537 Kellogg Ave., Mpls. GREETINGS TO THE STUDENTS OF MINNEHAHA ACADEMY . . . AND HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1958 REVERE AovER1'lslNG incorporated 76 South 8th St. : Minneapolis 2 5 THE FUTURE BELONGS TO THOSE WHO PREPARE FOR IT As you lourney along the road you suddenly come face to face wnth opportunnty not once but many tlmes and nn many forms A de cnsnon must be made Sha I seuze at or let It pass? The answer as generally dnctated by the possession of or lack of capital Savung money us never worthwhlle If t us only an end un Itself It IS priceless because It develops personal traits of character which are essential to true success and places nn the hands of the saver the power to senze opportunnty when a decnsuon must be made 30 000 people own INSURED savmgs accounts In Flrst Federal Its resources exceed 560 000 000 'Q F ORGANIZED T926 S23 X192 and Loan Assoczafzon Q agoovf . 9000 ltMMw Walter R Youngquust Presudent Carl Swanson Vice Presldent and Secretary MINNEAPOLIS ST LOUIS PARK RICHFIELD SVVANSON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CUSTOM BUILT HOMES LIGHT COMMERCIAL REMODELING ff K I is - j ,ENE Q! f-X U 0 nau- Harold J Swanson 5717 Bernard Place We 9 9170 'LL .1 , rv 'xy 3 W - A - Q- U Q ,. ' g- Q II ' . - - -.P . - ' -Q . . n ,,:. 1 y 4 rv s I I . . - ,, H . . I . ,, . . 4 . . . ,A M V r 3 I 1 ' ,lffgiiij-1, I . . . I . Y., C., - , -ifi . . . - I pl 0 . . Q f ., I U SZ U . 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Fe 2-4346 Ca 4-1863 I MAINTENANCE SERVICE CO. INC. Geo. Strout Myron Skoglund 24 Hr. Service All Makes Winkler Distributors Authorized Sales 8i Service Winkler - Iron Fireman New 8. Used Parts To Fit All Stokers Reconditioned Stokers Hydraulic Transmission Experts 'I429 S. 6th St. Federal 3-0526 Res. Franklin 7-0119 or Parkway 4-7568 THE DOUGLAS COMPANY 620 - 'I2th AVENUE SOUTH Machine Work - Spot Welding - Medal Stamping - Medal Products Spray Painting - Baked Enamel Finishes - Automobile Advertising Silk Screen Processing - Medal and Experimental Work SWENSON FURNITURE STORES Quality Furniture For less Chicago Ave. 81 Lake Street 78th 8K Portland Texas Ave. 81 Mtka. Blvd. GENERAL CONTRACTING AND INFORMATION IN UNIQUE PLANNING OF Residential Commercial Industrial CARL A. an RICHARD C. ORTENBLAD PA. 4-0234 WE. 9-'I927 COMPLIMENTS OF PARKER PRODUCTS INCORPORATED HOIBY BODY COMPANY Since 1888 Manufacturers 8. Distributors of Truck Trailer and Bus Equlpment N ennett 2828 FIFTH AVE SO MINNEAPOLIS TA 4 0741 2' 5 0 Co IL - x 5 F, 'I 5 ' O If not for Northwestern's Fuel, lcicles instead of Indians you might have been. NORTHVVESTERN HANNA FUEL COMPANY T568 SELBY AVENUE ST. PAUL COMPLIMENTS OF SAINT PAUL FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Mr. Olson says: Thrift is a virtue, practice it through life and you will reap THIS ASSOCIATION IS CHARTERED AND SUPERVISED BY THE UNITED sTATEs GOVERNMENT. p ':'f:,4ff,, Axel A. Olson S . 'W Z President ix 1 , 1 Q 4 w THE Home or THRIFT f W' 353 Robert Street St. Paul, Minnesota rich rewards in security, satisfaction and peace of mind. -A 1 f WOOD-NELSON COMPANY INC. INSURANCE BROKERS 81 AGENTS Forty years serving the upper Midwest Representing only Reliable Insurance and Bonding Companies 400 Builders Exchange Building Minneapolis 2 Fe 9-8391 I , yy f .-'Za' I V I scream You scream We all scream for . . . BROWN'S ICE CREAM Sold by LEADING drug and grocery stores Optical Prescriptions Interpreted With Extreme Accuracy BENSON'S Ground floor and 4th floor Medical Arts Bldg. Also I6I0 A West Lake St. Master Plumber OLAP BAKKE 3749 Cedar Avenue Repairing Remodeling Quality Workmanship faux? will 1 Q RIVER-LAKE HARDWARE APPLIANCES Rohm U,,de,,, Pmp, EVANGELISM aooic CENTER Agency of the Lutheran Evangelistic Movement WHEN YOU NEED A GOOD BOOK We DeIiver Paints - Builders Hardware - Locks Sold 904 Hennepin 8' Serviced Minneapolis 3, Minnesota 3605 E- l-like Si- Bibles - Books - Gifts - Wedding stationery Minneapolis, Minnesota Cards and Sunday School Supplies NARUMIS SHOE STORE Minnesoto's Foremost Drive Inn 812 E. Lake St. Car Hop Service All Year Minneapolis Ta 3-9109 FLAT TOP DRIVE IN + 4604 East Lake The Friendly Shoe Store For The Whole Family Minneapolis f-r' L. VV. JOEL COMPANY Real Estate ln5U UnCe 3746 cedar Ave. Minneapolis PA. 4-5469 BUYING OR SELLING? Let us serve you. 6,11 4 5' DJ. I X! if Lb I. L L01 651, QUICI, Mn! adj L L 4 L L A 161 ffl QEZZJLEVAHN BROTHERS M A I I LL L A if y if f L MAFLLIAMBING AND HEATING 441 6 yy, LL 7 1 ELM, f4, -9 QU, 4108 Lyndale Avenue North bbq! H MLLVJ72Z14J 51411, Q du MInHeOp0llS lf 1 Jfu-fllf Mid 5 'Ll' Why not LeVahn Brothers'-I MAZJ 66 HIAVVATHA LUMBER COMPANY 3233 EAST 40th ST MINNEAPOLIS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1958 JOHN MoRsTAn wwe? IN s u R A N CE AUTO LIFE FIRE CASUALTY Personally SUPSFVISES All Clanm Adlustrnent 30 1 Tyler St N E ST 19821 STATE FARM MUTUAL Auto Ins Co Worlds Largest Automobnle Insurance Co Assets about S416 MIllIon Insures over 5 MIllIon cars ct'-lj xy 4 M I I L ' V 1' L lei-l,,, M ' ff, of ' 'VII All '- f 1, L, ' Liam' ,IL It I0 V! f ' ,I .J 'tn ,uv I Q ,' -R WI Lfiz. '71 rI5f'f' 'II 'el' A E f 1 CIW Q ' 3 I :VV ff AL L, A I f lp mf IIFL LLLILI 1, , V It . . , Viiilpi lac, nyy f dafu-11+ ' ' INSURANCE AGENCY m 1:2iZ2Ef?2?2i5?2E3:5E. ' 1 ' u ' : l - 158 ANDRENN PETERSON 81 SON Free Estimates PA 95275 ALDEN ANDERSON INVITES YOU FOR YOUR MUSICAL NEEDS P IA N O S NEW TUNING Musical Instruments We Rent Trade Buy All Types Piano - Accordion instrument lessons We also sell Television and Appliances THORGAARD ANDERSDN CO 1630 East Lake Street Pa 9 732 Wondering Where to Have Your Graduation Pictures Taken? LUNDGREN STUDIOS Photography is an Art Lundgrens are Artists 55 South 8th Street : Photographers for the Portraits - Weddings Q Q my xj -5 X X 5,34-15,14 .nr'-NNWQ ,dx W? M24 ,, N gb fx X. mijn 91 L 'NO af' 'IBO 161 Q u10tlOnSOf I i y f Xfffc 0 H if nj A CN AQ fixfk FO C-f Wfmn fx yn ,N y,,fQ Xx ,CX qfppg Q Q55 of J X 'Q S M ' R'-2 1 ' l A ! C rx in S se S , 1 V ik' 2 i - E A 'N 1 I 'Q' 4 Kev' 'i , A q 5 3 ' NX M . ' ,V m 1 i 'Lg' K ' m , ,, ' , Q, V V x, W x . ' R ' P sn? . 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I I I - I ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 Nyberg Dennis 70 Nygaard Jane 68 70 89 Nyvall Peter 70 Odenwald Robert 70 87 Olsen Carolyn 70 Olsen James 70 Olson Phyllis Ostlund Harold 70 Palmer Nancy 70 89 Blotherwnck Jack 93 65 110 118 Blomquist James W 65 Brown Constantine P 65 Burns Robert S 65 Carlson Dean W Carlson Robert L64 65 93 Clay Janetl 65 89 Clifton Judson B 102 65 Collier Deborah E 65 Cornwell Charles G 65 Crysler Dean W 65 Dahl Blorn Dalsbo MarllynJ 65 Danielson Joanne A 86 Davis KarenJ 103 65 88 Dempsey Patrick M 65 Detnck Robert A 65 Dnnger Mark A 65 Doerlng Virginia V 65 Dorr Wayne D 65 Dover Richard P 89 Ekerholm Roger N 65 87 91 Valder Sharen 70 B9 Vlken Gary Wald Karen Walters Sara Sue Weymouth John 87 Wilcox Gary Wilson Lawrence 89 Wilson Steven 89 Wmther Douglas Elieff Karen F 93 65 88 Elverhoy Mary 65 Erickson Jerry 65 89 91 93 Fancher William Farr David 65 89 Franson Carol M 64 65 93 89 Freeberg Darrel M 65 B5 89 Froiland Mark A 65 Gearhart Rachel Gedelman Fred 65 Granstrom LeRoy 65 88 Greuner Bruce 65 Greven David 65 Grosberg Marilyn K 65 Gustafson Dennis 65 Hagglund Carol 65 86 Halverson Ronald R 93 65 110 113 119 22 Hammarberg Linda L 65 124 89 Hammond Barbara A 65 89 Hanson Donovan K 65 Hegberg Carol 65 89 165 Helmer Charles G 65 Hermstad Gerald C 65 Hesll Helen M 65 88 86 Hughes DeMar1s 103 65 86 Husbands James R 65 Jacobson Gary 65 119 120 Jaobson Richard Jensen James 65 85 Jensen Judy 103 65 89 Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Barbara 103 65 124 Bonnie 65 Carol 88 Lee 93 102 123 89 Lars 66 Phllllp Robert G Ronald 66 Jordan Jean 88 Kallman Maurune 66 Klndall Merrlll 123 88 Kleven Carol 66 88 Knutson Jerry Kramer Dorothy 66 102 Kruger Fred E 66 Kurth Denms 66 Lacher Judie K 66 4 Larson Kenneth 66 Lee Slggle LeVahn Elouuse 66 Lmdberg George 66 123 88 Lundberg Judith 89 Lundberg Davud Lundell Duane J 66 89 Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Backstrom John H 61 David 61 123 Jeanne 61 93 Lmda 61 101 MaryJo 60 61 85 Rlchard 61 93 118 Ruth 61 Batalden Paul 61 101 Becklund Davud 61 Bergman Lynette 61 Berry Barbara 61 105 Bmder Thomas 61 123 Brecke Sandra 61 101 Brooke Judy 61 101 Bruce Walllam 61 85 94 Bruns Arthur 61 Bur Los 61 100 101 Burnham Arthur 61 Camp John 61 Carlson Lawrence 61 84 Clearwaters Jane 61 100 Cronbough Keuth 61 89 Cronstrom Marcla 61 Eck lad Jlm 61 93 110 Eckert Frank 61 118 Erickson Ruth 61 101 Falk Denms Fr s Ph lllp 61 119 0 Fuchs Ronald 61 123 Furman Reed 61 189 Gaston Robert 61 Grossmann Lols 61 101 Gllmare Phyllns A 61 101 Grunewald Beryl 61 100 101 Hagen Carol 61 Hansen David 60 61 85 93 Hanson John 61 8 1 Lundqulst Denms 64 66 93 18 Mcllnay Phulup 93 113 89 Maduson Gayle 66 88 86 Maxson Emnly 66 88 Mayer Jon H 66 89 Melcher Merle 66 Muller Roger 88 Muller Ward 66 Moberg James 66 Mundale Wllllam 66 Nash James 66 89 Nelson Mnchael 66 Noble Ted 66 103 Nordln Robert 66 8 Norrgard Betty 66 Nardwall John 66 Olson Olson Olson Oskey Ostby Donald 86 James R 66 Vnrgunua 66 102 Carol 66 88 Nell 66 Ostrum Wesley Palmquust Kent 64 66 93 99 Palmqunst Stephen 64 66 93 110 Pankomn Robert 66 Park Norbert 66 123 Pearson Denms 66 Peltz Jay 66 103 Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Pfleeder Puerson Fred 64 66 93 122 119 8 Gary 66 Marilyn 66 88 Thomas 66 Carol 66 89 Jan 66 JUNIORS Hartley Karen 61 94 101 Haugen Barbara 61 85 Hnatt Thomas 61 Hokanson Chrnsanne 61 Hokanson James 61 Holmsten Carolyn 61 87 102 Jacobson R hard 61 110 113 119 122 Johnson Alfred 61 84 Johnson Clara 61 84 100 103 Johnson Mark 61 110 118 118 2 Johnson Sharon 61 94 125 Jones Camrla 6 100 101 Julnus Labonna 61 84 101 Kallestad Sandra 61 100 101 Knoll Sandra 60 61 94 100 101 Knutson Allen Kruckeberg Walter 61 84 Lewls Knute Lmdquust Stephen 62 100 Lundqulst Gary 62 MacKinnon Thomas 62 119 McMullen Thomas 62 103 113 MacNamara Wesley 62 McNamara Sylvia 62 101 Maynard Robert 62 Maynard Wulluam 62 Molstad Sherry 62 Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Bergntta 101 D mel 62 87 110 119 Douglas 62 110 119 Phllllp 62 119 120 123 Newman Betty 62 105 Ness Carol 62 Noble James 62 101 88 Nordstrom Leonard 62 OConnor Roger 62 118 119 122 Ohlson Davud 62 94 Qulmby Walbur 66 Raberge Lmda 66 Rhodes Dorothy 64 66 93 Rus John 66 Rossow Nancy 66 Russ Randy 66 102 118 Sawyer Gretchen 66 124 89 Sayre Loren 66 Schluter Larry 66 123 Schulz Harold 66 123 Seburg Judy 66 Sewell Nancy 66 88 Salle Gall 66 Stngen Aaron 66 87 Stubbs Patsy 66 Swanson Arvud 66 Swendner Peter 66 Towner John 66 VanDuyn Nancy 66 103 105 Verrett Marcia 66 93 88 Vlrgoren Martha 66 89 86 Waller Karen 66 89 86 Walters Krlstxn 66 Ware Jerulyn 66 Waro Ruthanne 66 Westafer Robert 64 67 110 113 Westlund Cynthia 67 88 Whalen Mary 67 89 Wllsan Jean 67 88 Wold Euncue 67 86 Youngberg Ardell 93 67 Youngberg Joan 67 89 90 Olsen Angle 62 Olson Jannce 62 Olson Shirley 62 105 Oltmans Samuel 60 62 99 113 Ortenblad Sharon 62 93 100 Parten Charles 62 88 Payne Carolyn 62 101 Perkms David 87 Peterson Davud E 62 Peterson Douglas 62 Peterson Jeffrey 62 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