Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Right: Jeff Forrond (12) ond Scott Tobok (12) express their joy ot winning the Homecoming football gome. Left: Kathy Gustafson (12), Chris Pope (12) ond Wendy Elsholtz (12) try to sneok o bite to eor, but con'r escope the comero. Below: Kore Hjelmsrod (11) posses the boll to the setter. The volleyball team went on to win the match 3-0. Above: Mark Klusnik-Ashley (12) struggles to free himself from o Sr. Bernards defenseman. Mark went on to score the first TD ond helped the Indions pull off their first win of the season. Right: Coproin Stephanie Anderson (12) goes for the rebound while the Brody goolie races bock to the net. Far right: Girls' soccer parents take time to do The Wove. 14 — Homecoming Spoas

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Paul Norby (Dave Mundr) addresses rhe ;studenr body on the new Get Tough jPolicy. H lanonVuOot Aliens Observe M.A. Aliens plan to devastate rhe earth to create an inter-galocric highway. A lone student is chosen to see If earthlings are worth preserving. Out of this World'' describes the Homecoming ploy put on by the junior doss in the North Campus gym on Friday, October 2. The story evolved around alien observations of Samantha Hopkins (Annie Merriom) and her typical day at Minnehaha Acodemy, including o chapel service with addresses by school foculty (played by Keith Rodrke, Noel Thompson, and Dave Mundr) and a H lonon look at the Doting Gome and rhe age-old problem of getting o date at Minnehaha. There was a part for just about everyone. After the cast was selected, Mr. Jon Larson, Music Director, and Greta Thompson, Junior Class President went to work twice a week, holding special practices rhe final week before the play. A better sound system, synthesizers and futuristic lighting that produced on impressive mock-laser light show ond an enormous cast gave this ploy a special spork. he Homecoming crowd opplauds opprov-ngly afrer rhe coronation. Homecoming Program — 10

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Winners Express Joy Homecoming Saturday began early for sports enthusiasts, with the volleyball team raking on Mounds Park Academy at 9 a.m. The girls were ready and convincingly won in three straight games. An hour later, the girls' varsity soccer team crushed Brody 5-1. At noon, the boys' varsity soccer ream kicked off against Cretin. The crowd saw a dose game 2-1 with Steve Lysen (12). and Mike Wid-defield (11) scoring goals. The pressure was on for varsity football to moke it a perfect day. Suspense built as three hoodlums of unknown origin drove past the field numerous rimes in a huge block convertible dubbed car 'o' doom. With two dressed os pirates and one as the grim reaper, they cruised bock and forth revving the engine and shouting death to Sr. Bernards.” Lore in the second quarter Mark Kluznik-Ashley scored on o 60-yard run. In the fourth quarter Sr. Bernards was leading 9 to 7 when John Green (12) caught a 20-yard touchdown pass from Chod Nelson (11) with 30 seconds left to win. Troy Bbmquisr (12) said, We were so emotionally high strung, they didn't have a chance. H. I Of son Sfuc os H lorsort SftxAOS H Larson Srudtos Dove Wicklund (11) has moves even he hasn’t Thoughr Of! Homecoming Spom — 15