Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Our first impressions ..... o All hands on deck! Weire weighing anchor for a journey through the 1958- 59 Minnehaha school year. On September 4, before s c h o 0 l started, the newcomers to Minnehaha had become acquainted with the faculty and student leaders through the New Student Reception . Mr. Baxter, student council advisor, had interviewed stu- dents about the different phases of stu- dent life. Those interviewed were lead- ers from sports, music, religious and scholastic life and the publications staffs and clubs available to join. E dw . fi fa ' - . , wif E am f ' H welco s . AWVWVI N qul lull' Y 16 .4 s f,,, 'Q Ne is , 'dd' vwnson mea bY Mike 5 The crew meets the brass in c reception line September 8th . . . the first day of school . . . new lockers . . . new books . . . new teachers . . new and old friends . . . The new hands were greeted by the well seasoned seniors. Those be- ginning life at M.A. soon gained their sea-legs and showed their sea-worthiness when they be- came familiar with their new mates. They grew to love M.A.'s riggings . . . the halls and beau- tiful campus . . . the fine faculty . . . and the warm and wonderful student life.