Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Given by Capable Persons Mr . Arlan® Anderson Daan of Student As Dean of Students, Mrs. Arlene Anderson has displayed a many-sided personality. A high degree of administrative ability has been demonstrated in her dealing with student disciplinary problems. In times of illness or emergency the student has been given special understanding. Demands on her versatility have been evidenced as she has advised club activities, given final approval to student projects, and counseled in the planning of school social activities. She has always been found ready to assist when and where needed. Mr. Lawrence Bengtson, as Dean of Instruction, has had the sole responsibility for supervision of the faculty. This year terminates twenty-one years of service to our school, as he leaves to embark on a new phase of his career to travel, study and teach in Europe. We reluctantly bid him farewell and wish him the very best. Lawrence Bongtton, Dean of Instruction 13

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Advice is Wilbur Westsrdahl, President President WesterdoKI gives fn'ondly hello, Friendship and understanding characterize our loved and revered president. His close association and involvement with the students in their athletic and scholastic programs has won their confidence, and on many occasions he has become their spiritual counselor. This year he has given unstintingly of his time to help provide a delightful and colorful Campus Room for the sheer enjoyment of all. 12

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Front row: Kannath Wahlbarg. Dr. Gordon Bong Hon. Archie Anderjon. Praiidant Wilbur Waitardahl. Dr. Donald Erickson. Second row: John Person, Robert LeVahn, Carl Homer. Abel Stolpo. Leroy Cannon, Rev. Eugene Hagberg, Dr. Neil Anderson. Not pictured: Rev. Paul Anderson. Carl Elving, Kenneth Gilbert, Oliver Youngborg. Dr. Frank Cetsel. Robert Channer. Competent Paul Hedlund Coming to Minnehaha from an educational research position in New York last year. Dr. Hedlund took responsibility for the Alumnus magazine as well as publicity for various school activities. Dr. Hedlund found himself in various parts of the Twin Cities, because he was in charge of M.A.'s publicity. The Northwest Conference directed the Covenant churches in its district and also elected the school's Board of Education. The Board, composed jointly of laymen and ministers, insured that the school's policy was upheld and that a total school program was developed. Northwot Confaronca Haadquartan Staff: Rov. Paul Anderson. Mrs. Either Franklin 14