Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Beginning Publications: Front Row) Jodie Thiessen, Ann Sorenson, Lourel Edison, Nicolo Brown Row 2) Martha Hollister, Abe Geisness, Brent Baordo, Joy Wesrberg, Gillian Hubble Row 0) Dove Wiebe, Joson Sock, Steve Srocy, Andrew Gamson Advanced Publications: Advisor Mrs. Eloine Eksredr, Mark Bruce. Gerord Hammink, Paul Rabie, Anne Toylor, Amber Corroll, Shaon Hamilton. David Wiebe considers material for the od section. For right: Jodie Thiessen (11), unoble to concentrate on coprion writing, gives Andrew Gomson (12) o subtle hint. 16 — Publications

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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

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Publications Is Presure I think it's interesting but you really don't realize the omount of work that goes into the Quiver and the Anrier without portidpoting,'' said newcomer Jason Sock (12). Publications pur together the Quiver and Anrier. Editors were Gerord Hommink (12). Quiver Editor; Shaon Hamilton (12), Sports Editor; ond Amber Carroll (12) Anrier Editor. Mark Bruce wos head photographer. While the second year doss wos small, with only six students, the first year group was larger ond quite enthusiastic os they struggled to learn everything or once. From September the push was on for advertising, os the yearbook began the year over $ 1100 in debt. Students were organized to conrocr senior parents earlier ond get contracts from them before December. Hord work ond deadlines was the basic structure of the Publications doss. Monthly Quiver layouts kept the doss working until Q or 9 p.m. once a month. Monthly Anrier deadlines kept everyone in somewhat of o frenzy. Developing, printing ond cropping pictures, drawing ond redrawing layouts, writing ond rewriting copy definitely kept the 19 publications students out of trouble. For left: Ann Sorenson (11) ond Laurel Edison (11) try to frock down some missing copy by phoning obsenr copy editor Brent Boordo. Abe Gelsness (10) checks our his negatives for possible prints. More students took photos for publications than In post years. Above left: Steve Stacy (12) ond Nlcolo Brown (12) orgue about o caption. Publications— 17