Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Helen Delores Lundberg Minneapolis Chora : '37. ’3S. Florence Nightingale: '36. '37. Svea: '37. Travel: '37. '38. Banket ball: '36. '37. '38. jVof that I like to tudy let . Hut that I like fun wore. Eleanore B. Westlund Minneapolis Chora : '35. '36. ‘37. Florence Nightingale: '35. '36. '37. '38. Svea: '36. '36. Quill: '36. '37. '38. Lntin: '36. 37. Co-senior editor Quill: '38. Quiver: '36. '37. Basket hull: '36. '37. '38. 3rd Prite Swedish: '37. “A winning way. attractive praee. Ambition fitting her for any idarr. Carl Rodney Rosengren Mary Ida Sew all Lotory Class President: ’35-'8G. Timothy: ’35. '86. '37. '38. Forum: '34. '35. '36. '37. 38. Hiawatha: '35. ‘36. Junior Scholarship: '37. Valedictorian. CraduntinK Class. “There' a hoy U'ith a three-decker brain, IPAo ran harm a team with a topical chain. Minneapolis Chorus: '34. '35. '36. '37. '38. Florence Nightingnlc: '34. '35. '36. 37. '38. Latin: '36. '37. Travel: '35. '37. '38. Basketbull: •36. '37. She ha no time for bop or fame, A u-ealth of knowledge is her aim. Elaine Olson St. Paul M. A. Singer : '37. 88. Quiver: '36. '37. Quill: '85. Ruth: '35. '36. Travel: '36. '37. '38. Svea: '37. '38. Basketball: '36. '37. '38. “There it a lady weet and kind. Ho nreer face so pleated my mind. Vernon William Olson Isle M. A. Singer : '36. '87. 38. Basketball: '36. '37. 38. Baseball: '87. '38. “ life worth living f Ye . So long a there i wrong to right. Katherine Althea Peterson Minneapolis M. A. Singers: '35. ’36. '37. '38. Florence Nightingale: '35. ’36. '37. Svea: '36. Travel: '37. ’38. Basketball: '37. '38. Girt may smile. and girl may laugh. Hut ran giggle on forever. Blanche Evelyn Osterberg Salem. S. Dak. President Bus.: 37, '38. Ruth: 37, ’38. Forum: '37. '38. True worth is in bring—not sccwiMtf. Margaret Beatrice Peterson Stillicater Chorus: 37. '38. Travel: '36. '37. 38. Sven: '37. '38. Basketball: '36. '37. '38. A girl who ran study and fight and win. .4 girl who' a sticker through thick amt thin. Irma Lorraine Peterson Minneapolis M. A. Singers: '37. '38. Svea: ’37. '88. Travel: '37. '38. Basketball: '37. '38. “All musical people seem to hr happy. Marlys Marie Peterson Minneapolis M. A. Singer : '37. '38. Quill: '36. Sven: '37. '38. Travel: '37. '38. Basketball: 36. '37. '38. “Her eye «irr tar of twilight fair. Hike twilight, loo. her duskg hair. Maymf. Mary Ranta Minneapolis Helpful hand and willing feet. Make life' jutthway mighty sweet.” Lost Will and Testament (Continued) a rubber heel. To Mr. Oberg we leave our well wishes for the bringing up of bis wayward daughter. To Mr. Hollinbeck we leave a sententious book of quips to be used for the further embarrassment of students who persist in considering study balls ladies' aid societies. We leave Mr. Peterson with a sense of regret that we can't stay longer and enjoy bis com“pun y. (Signed) The Senior Class of 1938. Witnesses: In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our seal on this, the fifth day of May, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-eight. (Signed) T he Green Bull l rog in I he Quiver Room. Lois Jean Montgomery's Oscar and “Alexander.

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT (Continued) their pictures taken on schedule and the emaciated skeleton of the Quill. To Mr. Pearson, we leave the excruciating joy of locating the other 25 of the 75 new sheets of music. For Miss Johnson’s use, we create an endowment fund for bottles of red ink. To Miss Fellroth we discard our hope of ever trisecting an angle. To Miss Sandberg we leave a dead language, all of them—with our apologies. To Mrs. Nelson we leave the spirals of our empty practice note books. To Mr. Schoultz we leave a new spring outfit, Joyce K. Johnson Minneapolis M. A. Singer : '34. '35. '37. '88. Declamatory: '84. Philatelic: '35. '36. 87, ’88. Travel: '86. '36. Quill: '37. '38. Latin: 36. '37. Co-business Manager Quill: '38. Quiver: '35. '36. '37. Sitarkling ejtes and full of fan. H’c love oar Joyce K.. everyone.” Marie Olive Johnson Poplar, I Vis. Florence Nightingale: '36. Rath: '35. '36, 37. '38. Forum: '35. '36, '37. '38. Basketball: '36. “The reword of One duty well done is to fulfill another. Winnifred Bernice Johnson Si. Paul Chorus: 35. '36, 38. M. A. Singers: '36. ‘37. Florence Nightingale: ’35. ’38. “She is a presence to hr felt and known.” Dorothy E. Knutson Si. Paul M. A. Singer : '36. '37, ‘38. Quiver: '36. ■37. '38. Florence Nightingale: '35. '36. '87. Ruth: '35. '36. Travel: '36. '37. Svca: '37. '38. Quill: '38. Basketball: '86. '87. '38. “Specializes in the philosophy of mischief. ltd stoops to no one but the door. Helen Lixnea Nelson Minneapolis M. A. Singer : '34. '35. '36. 37. '38. Secrrtnry Graduating Class: '88. Florence Nightingale: '34. '35. Travel: '35. '37. '38. Svea: '36. '37. '38. Ruth: '36. '37. Philatelic: '36. '37. Basketball: '36. '37. She has a silvery voice and a winning way.” Gordon Levine Larson Cambridge Timothy: '36. '37. '38. Basketball: '37. '38 Baseball: '37. Hr lock a solemn as a deacon. Hut looks are so deceiving. Carol Ione Johnson Minneapolis Chorus: '35. '36. 37. Declamatory: '36. Quill: '35. '36. '37. '38. Latin: '36. 37. Florence Nightingale: 36. '37. '38. Coeditor Quill: '38. Quiver: '35. '36. '37. Basketball: '36. '37. '38. CaptAin: '37. '38. Salutatorian Graduating Class. If knowledge were golden, her head would hr a goldmine. Marian Luf.lla Johnson Kerkhoven Ruth: '37. '38. Forum: '37. '88. “Sincerity has a charm of its own. Grace Ione Jones St. Paul M. A. Singers: '37. '38. Quill: '37. 38. Basketball: '37. '38. '7 things don’t come your way, go after them. Robert Elmer Lundberg Minneapolis M. A. Singers: '37. '38. Treasurer Grndu-nting Class: '88. Hiawatha: '36. '37. '38. Timothy: '36. '37. '38. Camera: '37. Basketball: '36. “One who never turned his hack, but walked breast forward. H. Robert Nelson Minneapolis Treasurer Graduating CIoas: '38. M. A. Singers: '36. '37. '38. Philatelic: '36. Hiawatha: '37. ’88. Camera: '37. 38. Quiver: '36. '37. Basketball: '36. '37. '38. Baseball: '37. '38. “Athletic, sociable, artistic, musical, and a good bluffer; What more is possible f” Aldrich Alfred Larson Farwell M. A. Singers: '37. '38. Timothy: '36. '37. '38. Forum: '36. '37. '38. The ixtth hr treads leads to real success.

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AFTER THOUGHT Charlotte Anderson wills her innumerable ditties and sayings to Johnny Johnson, Junior. Betty Holmes leaves a beaten track to the downtown Minneapolis Public Library for all those who aspire toward greater knowledge. Dorothy Knutson demises her height to Elizabeth Lavers; the better to see you with, my dear. Elaine Olson wills her ability to wear and dis- play clothes to their best advantage to Jeanne Nelson. Cirace Jones unwillingly wills her infatuation for drummer boys to Lorrayn Lindvall. Marie Johnson leaves her undying curiosity to Hjordis Gornitzka. (Continued to Page 25) Andrew Kern Starr St. Paul M. A. Singer : '35. '36. 37. '38. Sven: •35. ’36. Quill: '35. ’36. Florence Night-in gale: '35. '36. Basketball: '36 Art it thr rxprettion of a poetic nature.” Esther Swanberg Minneapolis M. A. Singer : '36. 37. ’38. Florence Nightingale: ’35. ‘36. 37. '38. Ruth: '36. 37. Quill: ’37. ’38. Quiver: ’37. ’38. Basketball: 36. Her mmlml answer anti graceful air Show her trite and good at the it fair. Virginia Louise Swanson Superior, I Vis. M. A. Singer : ’36. ’37. 38. Florence Nightingale: ’36. '37. I.ntin: '36. 37. Svca: '37. '38. Travel: '37. '38. A little diamond it worth a mountain of platt.” Muriel Doris Lenor Swenson Harris M. A. Singer : '34. '35. '36. '37. '38. Travel: '35. '36. 37. '38. Florence Nightingale: '34. '35. '36. '37. Svca: '35. '36. '37. '38. Philatelic: '36. '37. Basketball: '36. '37. “How long thit name will ruit her It a nutation for only two.” Dean Charles Engstrom Minneapolis M. A. Singer : '38. Debate: '36. '37. '38. Hiawatha: ’36. '37. '38. Camera: '36. 37. '38. Quill: '38. Quiver: '36. 38. “A tpendthrift—when it comet to words.” Doreen Marie Borgstrom St. Paul M. A. Singers: 37. '38. Quill: '36. Travel: '37. '38. Basketball: '36. She hat a ‘eome-hither’ look-in her bright and snappy ryes.” Marijane Statler Duluth Travel: ‘38. “What happrnt it tup)M ted to be. So nothing ever bothert me.” Arlene Kathryn Swanson St. Paul M A. Singers: ‘35, '36. ’37. '38. Florence Nightingale: '35. '36. '37. 38. Ruth: '36. '37. Quill. '37. '38. Quiver: '37. '38. Co-senior editor Quill: ’38. Basketball: 36. It there a heart that her mutie cannot melt. With thr essence of itt melody f Lorraine Carolyn Swenson Minneapolis M. A. Singers: 35. 36. 37. 38. Quiver: '37. Florence Nightingale: '35. '36. '37. Svea: '37. '38. Travel: '37. '38. Thy modesty it a candle to thy mfrit.” Kenneth G. Klefsaas St. Paul Camera: '37. 38. Hiawatha: ’37. '38. Quill: '37. '38. Basketball: '37. '38. Baseball: '37. '38. I’m not afraid of work. I ran lie down right betide it and go to deep.” Alfred William Walck St. Paul M. A. Singers: '36. '37. '38. Quiver: '37. '38. Camera: '36. '37. '38. Hiawatha: '38. Debate: ’36. Basketball: '36. Strong in will: To strive. to trek. To find, and not to yield. Donald Conrad Erickson St. Paul M. A. Singers: '37. '38. Philatelic: '36. Baseball: '35. '36. '37. '38. Basketball: '35. '36. '37. '38. I’eriodt thould be ten minutes long-five to come and five to go.