Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Sue Schwab spikes the ball. Andy Dorsey demonstrates his dribbling at the Homecoming game. Kristin Smith concentrating on her back hand. Spread the Word — 7

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Spread the Word About... After catching the ball. Steve Martin heads towarc the end zone, helped by Andres Nelson's blocking. .. . Athletics Minnehaha was bigger and better than ever this year with 697 students at the North Campus. Therefore, the athletic department added another “A” to its name and became class double A. Minnehaha was one of only two schools in Minnesota that switched to double A competition for the 1983-84 athletic year. This change brought Minnehaha into the Tri Metro Conference in the second largest division in the state, and added seven Minneapolis schools to the list of competitors. Participating in a team sport or being a cheerleader required dedication because of long, exhausting after school practices, late night games through rain and snow and an occasional let down of defeat. But hard work paid off through the thrill of victory and personal accomplishment, as well as through the making of new friends. One objective of Minnehaha’s athletic teams is the glorification of God, spreading the word by setting a Christian example of good conduct. John Clarey relaxes after a positive performance in a three mile Cross Country race. — Spread the Word

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Spread the Word About... Angie Tornquist makes arrangements for a ride home. Tim Matson and Mrs. Merry Mattson enjoy one of Bob Rich's jokes. Bob Rich, Mark Larson and Joel Johnson make plans for a (hopefully) great weekend. 8 — Spread the Word