Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 M. A. For S. A.” Is Christmas Theme The Fellowship Banquet was attended by many interested parents. It has been made possible through the Fellowship Program for these parents and other interested people to provide financial support for Minnehaha . . . Robert Mantzke and his award winning C.horalaircs came to Minnehaha, at the request of the Junior Class, to display their world-famous skill. The concert held November 10 was a tremendous success; a highlight of the year ... An attempt to bring our constitution up to date was displayed during an all-school Constitution Convention. Held November 11, this convention resulted in a more adequate governing student lxxly. Mrs. Voss look on o President and Mr . Westerdahl discus something of the Fellowship Banquet. Again this year Minnehaha took part in the Santa Anonymous Drive. This progr.tm makes it possible for underprivileged children to receive the gifts and surprises that are so much a part of Christinas. Members of the Quiver staff presented a panel i program imitating “To Tell the Truth” to introduce the drive. Many bright eyes were the result of M.A.'s generosity ... A number of students took part in the fun-filled ice skating party. Held in the Minneapolis Arena, this jll-school event was one of main sponsored by the Student Council, and provided everyone in attendance a chance to get better acquainted. Good comments were heard as the Indians left after spending a pleasant evening together. Indians rest after enjoying the all-school ice skating party. B®vorly Kronstad asks which one is the rool Santa Anonymous' December 2 Pep Club Banquet December 3 M.I.S.L. Choral Concert December 14 All-School SkutinK Party December IS P.T.A. Christmas Program December 22-January 7 Christmas Vacation December 27-29 Senior Class Retreat

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Assemblies Provide Special Interest Denny Voss, Senator Eugene McCarthy, and Mr. Chrittionton converse together at the beginning of Political Action Days. Mrs. Bjorn thrilled the entire student body with her childhood experiences in Sweden. Such well known speakers as Senator Eugene McCarthy, State Treasurer Val Bjomson, D.F.L. State Chairman George Farr, and State Republican Chairman Robert Forsythe were the guests of Minnehaha during Political Action Days. November 15-21. Sponsored by the World Affairs Club and the International Relations Committee of the Student Council, Political Action Days were designed for the purpose of promoting better understanding of the national anti international setting . . . Even though a minister’s daughter, Thyra Ferre Bjorn was a very mischievous little girl. The student lxxly was fascinated by her heavy Swedish accent and colorful garb, as she spoke in an assembly program, telling some of her childhood experiences in Sweden. As a result of her visit, many of the students were anxious to read her books. They were especially interested in Papa’s Daughter, which is the story of her childhood and youth in Sweden . . . Minnehaha was fortunate in having the world-famous Korean Orphan’s Choir come for a visit. Sponsored by World Vision Inc., this choir consisted of 26 girls and 6 lx vs. With well trained voices, they gave a program of Korean and English songs. A hush fell over everyone as these children sang “God Bless America” with their Korean accent. When they drove away, after spending some time playing in the gym, they took the love and gotxl wishes of the entire student lxxly with them. U The itudenf body, olong with Pretident Wetferdahl, fell in love with the member of the Korean Orphan' Choir.

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Excitement Ends ... Begins Semester February 5-9, New Life Mission week for the second semester, brought Reverend Donn Moomaw to M.A. Reverend Moomaw was named one of the world’s ten greatest athletes in 1953 in Who’s Who in Sports. Pastor Don emphasized going all out for Christianity and stressed the importance of vour personal relationship with Christ . . . King Jack Nyquist and Queen Cathie Carlson reigned joyously over M.A.’s 1962 Sno-Day activities. A program of the best in entertainment followed the coronation. This put everyone in a mood fit to enjoy the following day. Starting the day with pancakes, the Indians went on to enjoy to!)ogganing, hockey, a smorgasbord, wrestling and, finally, basketball. The first semester was thus ended with a flourish. New Life Mission for the second semester brought us Rev. Donn Moomaw. January 10 I uiKunRc Lab Installed January 8-12 Prayer Week January 25-26 Sno-Day January 26 End of the Semester Part of the Royal Court enjoy the activities. Everyone enjoyed the smorgasbord. It took a major operation, but afterwards Allan Law was set for Sno-Day. 16