Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Student Government Plans Parties The student government met monthly to discuss social activities, social problems, and new ideas. The meetings were led by Student Body President Matt Roy and attended by the presidents and vice-presidents of freshman, sophomore, junior and senior classes. It’s very easy to be a class officer at Minnehaha,” explained Matt. “There really aren’t many conflicts between the students and faculty. It's mainly a social thing since we are not consulted on the school’s problems.” Social activities constructed this year by the student government have included Hawaiian Luau and snow tubing for the senior class and monthly parties for eleventh graders as promised by junior president Sue Schwab. Junior Vice President Scott Nagel. President Sue Schwab Freshman Vice President Nicky Brown, President Chris Pope Senior Vice President Melanie Levy. President Jeff Schmitz 24 — Student Government

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Junior Dave Posavad tries to cross the pit of sleepiness. David Anderson takes his turn crossing the pit. Rev. Paul Swanson. Rick Scare. Tom Kleven. Steve Ryding. Steve Anderson. Uwe Richter. Dave Anderson. Paul Pederson. Greg Peterson. Ann Amey. Karl Johnson Sophomore Andrea Amey is helped through a suspended tire by senior Greg Peterson. Sophomore Jason Carlson helps Andrea from the other side as freshman Steve Anderson and others look on. Adventurers Club Floats on Thin Ice Only one club has canoed the North Country on a thin layer of ice or camped outside in the middle of winter — the Adventurers Club. This year the club members spent MEA weekend in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area. A six hour trip ended at the Adventurous Christians camp on the Gunflint Trail. After spending the night, the group of twelve, led by Rev. Paul Swanson, took off on a four day trip from Gunflint Lake to Bearskin Lake, enjoying sunshine, fall colors and trail food. Experienced Sound and Light Crew Get Their Kicks Led by 5-year veteran Ethan Stanley, this year’s Sound and Light crew is loaded with experience. Although they all agree the equipment is getting old. (Dan Johnson comments. We have to kick it quite often,”) the crew likes what they do. They volunteer their time to operate microphones and spotlights for plays, musicals and other school activities such as convocation. Dan and Ethan both remember one convocation when nothing worked. A few kicks and we were set. Ethan remembered. Other members of the crew include: Paul Adamson, Andy Bergstrom. Matt Bergstrom, and Lee Halsten. Andy Bergstrom. Dan Johnson. Paul Adamson, Ethan Stanley. Lee Hallsten. Matt Bergstrom 23

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National Honor Society Front row) Ch»»tme Moo. Kan Borgo. SarxJ Mulmstcn. Kri Parsch. Jonmfw Monaco. Janet ftndeb. Hold Wontxol. Um lundln. Karen WoWpard flow 2) Pam CracM, Kim Aamot. Su Swanson. Mven BaiakXo. jane Thoma . John Clarey. Trudl Ophaug. Carotne Cochran. Ann Vosaoy. Karon Sowtw, Michele Za}ac, Annetle Ryks Row S) Both OtfeO. Ho»y Siczoch Kim Sawauky. JO Klosterman. Moty Larsen. Sarah Brochonrtdg . Julo Pope. K»» Greener. Dan WHkoning. James Madsen. Dan lochsmge Row «) Charlotte Johnson. L a Cartoon. Jule Notion. Karyn H . Debbie S w i, Ann Gamble. Nancy Bak. Kris Greener. Karen Oegema. Sarah Gsew. Carotee Boroker Row 5) Andres Netton. Tim Matson. JcH Schmitz. Matt Roy. John May, Coroy Jones. Dan AJbinson. Kevin Slater. Adam Nyenhrjts. Not pictured: PM Hdmes, Chi Hum Pa . Steve K ahn Ski club members dig into the trailer to find skis. Skiers head for the slopes. Crowded bus rides, returning to M.A. cold, damp and at 11 p.m. Ski club is one ol the most popular clubs at Minnehaha. Fridays many members came loaded with skis, poles and boots, ready to take to the slopes. The season's last trip is to Spirit Mountain in Duluth. Members have to be at school at 6 a.m. They get in about eight hours of skiing. The view is fantastic from the chair lifts and runs are long. NHS. Ski Club — 25