Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Page Twenty-six DEBATE SQUAD Loft lo Right: O. Gisselquht, A. Strandberg, E. Gerdlund. Coach Kenneth Poterson, P. Anderson. FORENSICS Minnehaha Academy received its membership charter Into the National Forensic League In 1927 There were sixteen charter members under the leadership of Mr. E. O. Franklin, prosent President of Minnehaha Academy. Every year since then, there has been an active group participating in this activity. Forensics at Minnehaha Academy is divided into two distinct branches, declamatory and debate. During this past year, declamatory work has progressed under the capable Instruction of Miss Isabelle Chryst. teacher of expression. For the past two decades the eagorly anticipated climax of the debate season has been the annual clash between North Park Academy and Minnehaha Academy. The Twentieth encounter, hold In our auditorium on the ovenlng of April 28 of this year, attracted Increased interest because of its departure from the traditional debate style. The informal discussion was enthusiastically received by a large audience and to the decision, in favor of Minnehaha, not with no less popular reception. The debate squad this year has been coached by Mr. Kennoth Peterson. DECLAMATORY Back Row: E. Lavers, D. Swanson, B. Gustafson. Front Row: M. Mixer. Miss Chryst, M. Nelson. 9 (3 (3 9 9 9 a 0 Ll 9

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Page Twonlyltvo Aotiodi i 3 3 3 3 c 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 1 I One of the School Orchestras Campus Day When the Chemistry laboratory was the school dining hall. I

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Pag Twonly-seven Fourth Row: A. Strandberg. R. Stromberg, H. Hultquist, D. Holm-quist. P. Peterson, L Durfeo. Third Row: A. Mansfield, 0. Swanson, C. Whited, A. Bratrud, V. Randolph, H. Johnson, M. Mixer, E. Pinks. Second Row: J. Nelson. D. Lund- strom, R. Engsi, P. Erickson. R. Solvang, H. Algren, C. Brandenburg, Front Row: P. Nelson. K. Olson, B. Pe'.orson, Miss Mltlyng, L Montgomery. R. Meyer, J. Hag-strom. QUIVER Editor-in-Chlef • Jeanne Hedlund, Bernice Potorson Advertising Manager.................. - - • Phil Anderson, Lois Jean Montgomery Circulating Manager.................. ..................Dwight Anderson. Keith Olsen Faculty Adviser.......................Miss Mltlyng In Longfellow's poem, ’’Hiawatha , Hiawatha travels to an ancient anow-maker of Minnehaha. Associated with arrows Is the qulvor, a receptacle used by the Indians In which to keep their an-ows. So the Quiver was named as that which was held and will hold the arrows ol school llle. Because ol its enthusiastic portrayal of school life, the announcement The Quiver will bo out at noon today is eagerly awaited by the entire studont body. The first issue was published with the idea that it would contain the happenings and general nows of the school. It was published monthly and lator changed to a bi-woekly papor. A. Seth was the ilrst editor-ln-chlel. Detlof Johnson tho first business manager and Mr. E. O. Franklin, now the president of the school, was the first faculty adviser. STUDENT COUNCIL President...........................PhU An dor son Vice President....................Alvin Strandberg Secretary-Treasurer..............Ruth Ann Carlson Faculty Adviser.................. Mr. A do 11 This group represents the student body In matters of interest to both the students and faculty members. The meetings are not held regularly, but the president contacts different council members who work in small committees in the preparation of programs to be presented In the Friday chapel service, and act upon suggestions received from students and faculty members. The Student Council is compoeod of roprosontatsvos from each close—the president and vice president of the junior and sonlor classes, and tho presidents of the froshman and sophomore classes, Bible Institute, and Business Department Back Row: R. Carlson R. Pearson. M. Mixer. Front Row: J. Frykman, B. Fa-donrecht. P. Anderson, Mr. Adell. A. Strandberg.