Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Spanish Club members Christi Cardenas. Karen Sowles. Tim Olson. Kristi Parsch, KarisBerge. Cindy Lund berg. Martha Swanson. Mary Mertens. Kay Gamble. Darcy Johnson. Instructors Mrs. Deborah Hillar and Maria-lsabel Forn Maria-lsabel makes a point in the teachers’ lunchroom. Katie Norris creates a birthday hat in Spanish. Spanish Support Children, Attend Camp With approximately 50 new members in the Spanish Club, many activities were held, starting with the annual initiation process of relays, balloon shaving, games, and a pinata. The club raised money from bake sales which was used for activities and to help support organizations for orphaned children. Earlier in the fall Spanish students attended Spanish Camp, a weekend experience of speaking Spanish, eating Spanish food and enjoying Spanish activities. On April 14 the annual Spanish contest was held at St. Olaf College in Northfield. Minn. Three Spanish students spent two weeks in Spain, living with Spanish families and traveling. 26 Senorita Floerke reads the daily lesson.

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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

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Swedish instructor Mrs. Jean Hanslin, Mark Anderson. Kama Anderson. Brian Alnes. Kari Holm. Jeff Carlson. Amy Larson. Shelly Larson. Gretchen Noble Heather Odland gives a report on Gustavus Adolphus in Swedish class. Laurie Weiss concentrates on an oral presentation. « Swedish PlayGames and Celebrate Lucia Swedish versions of English games, smiles and laughter were found Wednesdays in the Swedish room. Students looked forward to Game Day to play old favorites, create new Swedish games and learn how Swedes have fun. Mrs. Jean Hanslin would go down the alphabet and randomly choose one person to plan game day. First year students did a 2-3 page report on a famous Swedish person, which they presented orally. Swedish students also learned about different provinces in Sweden, customs and culture. On Dec. 13 Lucia Day was celebrated with peper kakor and julbrod. Santa Lucia is a second year Swedish girl dressed in white with a crown of candles and a coffee pot in her hand. Swedish students also participated in Language Week, selling Champagne Brus, a favorite Swedish soft drink and pastries. Angie Nelson studies Swedish culture. 27