Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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THE 1936 QUILL lljck Row—H Hallquui. M l’fl i»oo. D. Palmer. P. Hjgmum, E. 01%«»n. W. Root. R. Pearton. W. Molmqimt. R Si font, S OHoa. J. Carl von. P Olfrll. C F.lving. O. l.ar«on Third Row G. Amlenon. A Adjmtnn t. NeUon. F Slarr. E Peietton. A Swjiuoo. M Ho(nan ler. J Moe. I Wcaiin, N. A minion, R l.aitoa. G. Gutufton. R NeUon. L Car Hon. M. Prttrwa Second Row M. Anderton. V Mumon. H. Hocebir. G. Swanton. 11 Hanaen. E. Hill. H Holmlxrg. M Swanton H Hedtien, M FncLton. J Daehlm. D. Franren. E. Si tom. G Miller. J. John ion Fine Row FJ. Franklin. C. Anderton. H Ciutiafton. E. I.indtkoov. L) Sewall. G. Anderton. H. N 1 ton. Prol Robert N Pearton C Peierton. J Anderton. G Arbojait, E. Stein. E l.andttrom. H Swanton. P NeUon MINNEHAHA SINGERS Robert Strom Stanley Olson Arlene Swanson Carl Giving President Vice President Secretary Treasurer THE Minnehaha Singers, a group of fifty-eight selected voices, under the direction of Professor Robert N. Pearson, have made notable progress in their singing during the past year. They have had an especially busy season of eleven concerts in all. The majority of these appearances have been in local churches, including The First Covenant and First Lutheran Churches of St. Paul, and the Swedish Taber nacle. Elim Covenant. Broadway Temple and First Baptist Church of Minneapolis. Besides this, they have been on two tours, one to Lund. Wisconsin and the other to Duluth. On May 8. they, together with the North Park Girls’ Glee Club, presented an all school concert at Minnehaha Academy. A request program was also presented at the Swedish Art Institute. Robed in white gowns, they have not only attained a unity in tonality and spirit, but also in appearance. The Minnehaha Singers are purchasing these gowns through their concerts with the aid of the Junior Women’s Covenant Auxiliary. The repertoire of the chorus includes twenty-one selections. Among these are Reissiger s Lord of Spirits. Hallelujah Amen from Judas Maccabaeus by Handel. Sunbeam. and Christ Is Here, both by Christiansen. Ivanoff's majestic writing. Bless the Lord. and Three Men Trudging by Gaul. Besides these are Fireflies. Minnehaha Memories.” and Hospodi Pomilui. Also appearing with the choir at their concerts have been the Trumpeters, consisting of Mary Ellen Peterson. Luverne Carlson. David Currer. Carl Elving and Wesley Roos.

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MINNEHAHA SINGERS DEBATE STUDENT COUNCIL C. C. A. QUIVER QUILL ATHLETICS

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MINNEHAHA ACADEMY hj k Row—D. Andrtton. II. MiUl hrom Row—E. Pdmon, R, Rotrngrrn. R Strom. S. Olton. P Hjgttrum. H DjmrWon 1 HE STUDENT Council consists of the presidents of the various classes and the vice presidents of the Junior and Senior Classes. One main purpose of the Council besides preparing the weekly chapel programs is to act with the faculty as a body of student representatives to maintain the best spirit of cooperation in all school relations. i The Council of Christian Activities is a recently-organized group of high-school students. Its aim is to have more high-school students participate in Christian activities. It has realized its aim during the past year by giving programs at more than twelve churches with about sixty students taking part. Ri(V Row R Rotrngrrn. D. Id win Front Row— SI Erirtnn. N. Andrrton. R. Rotrngrrn. S Olton. E Strom 29