Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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CLASS OFFICERS Folke Gustafson . Harry Peterson Edith Bercquist O. Simon Larson . President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Pant 21

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 ji .... p, — iHt vuun K - L. = M. A. was displayed. The Junior Regiment gave, in April, a banquet for the Senior Regiment. It was one of the best of its kind given by any soldiers at the M. A. camp. It was again September, but alas! Only one year remained for the training of our Regiment. In this our last year we have been joined by another Company consisting of ninety soldiers; (Business Dept.) and, as during each of the past years some new ones have joined us, we now number one hundred and fifteen. There are some who have tired of the service and have left us. As our Division has grown we have needed more colonels and have been fortunate in securing them. Others of our colonels have left us. This year has been still busier than the preceding one. Many are the events in the course of four years that are worthy of mention, but space does not permit our noting them here. However, there are a few that stand out above all others and that are more important. Rev. Joel Johnson has come from the front to visit us at our camp and has reported the news of the battle. Rev. Ost has also visited our camp and the results have been wonderful. We are now to have another sham battle with the .North Park Division. May our soldiers fight bravely and loyally. Our Regiment has also assumed the responsibility of editing a monthly paper called the “Quiver,” telling of the most important events which have occurred in our camp. This publication the “Antler,” is also one of our undertakings. Our sincere wish is that it may prove a success in the future. And now we, the Class of 1921, stand ready to fight the battles of life, for our days at M. A. are soon ended. Margaret Peterson, ’21 Page 20

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19 TMAMTUR 21 ■■I J. Albin Anderson . Pillager, Minn. “Al” “'Jm character that makes the man.” Arthur Anderson . Buffalo, Minn. “Art ‘‘I am not afraid of work; I can lie right down beside it and go to sleep.” % Ida L. Anderson . . Milaca, Minn. ‘‘Louie” ‘ fY Are you a you are.” . ila Anderson . . . Buffalo, Minn. “01ive»” “Stick-tO'it is her middle name.” Meldina Anderson . . Minneapolis “Micky” '•Thou hast no sorrow in thy song, A'o winter in thy year.” Ruth D. Anderson . Minneapolis ‘‘Tootsie” ‘‘One has to knou' her to be acquainted with her.” Clifford T. Benson . Minneapolis “Cliff” ‘‘The true, strong, ami sound mind is the mind that can embrace equally great things and small.” Page 22