Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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CAMERA Seventh row L. Durlee. K Olson. L. Swanson. I- Lindgren, B Smith. O Sunning, J Starr, t. Olson Sixth row K Olson. S Miller. D Nelson. V Mason. L Persson, G Peterson. J Gustafson Filth row C Hedsten. L Larson. L Adamson. P Ollelt. G. Reedy Kenneth Hengler. V Haglund. I Lmdstrom Fourth row E Johnson D. Swanson. L. Hanson. B Leonard C Franklin. M Link. E Eaton Third row J Pearson. P Carlson. V. Kletscas B Spencer. J V ahlberg, G Burntvedt Second row: A Obera, E Hedman. B Ekblad J Swanson R Munson. E Nordstrom C Zabel First row J Rudbera. R Martin. C. Ouam. Mr Schultz H Johnson G Johnson. Fall Office Spring Loren Swanson ... President - - • Loren Swanson Esther Hedman ... Vice President • Esther Hedman Jack Lindgren - - • Secretary-Treasurer - - Jack Lindgren Mr. Schoultz........................................................Faculty Adviser One of the most popular clubs at Minnehaha Academy is the Camera Club. This organization creates considerable interest in photography among the members of the student body. At club meetings. the fundamental principle of picture-taking arc studied, and motion picrures and slides arc often shown to the group. FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE Fall Office Spring Ann Marie Hognandtr - President - • • Ardellc Jacobson June Raymond • Vice President • - Dorothy Duebendorf Joyce Lindstrom • • - Secretary-Treasurer • - Helen Algrcn Miss Fcllroth................................................ Faculty Adviser The aim of the Florence Nightingale Society is one of social service. Problems of health and home-nursing, together with the study of the individuals and agencies who liavc made better health possible, form the club activities. It is also the special duty of this organization to replenish the hrst-aid kit which may be found in the school office. The society's motto is Matthew 25.--10. Inasmuch as yc have done it unto one of the least of My brethren, ye have done it unto Me. Seventh row E. Eaton. M Nelson. R Cannon. J. Lindstrom, V. Haglund, M Booth. D Selin Sixth row A Bratrud. M Loomis, M Link, D Yokie, B. Hedman. A Jacobson. Ardelle Jacobson. A Hog-nandor. Filth row: J Frykman, R Solvang G Anderson, J Evanson, D Park. Fourth row: D Swanson. M. Taylor. B Leonard. L Hanson, E. Johnson, B Peterson. Third row. J Bolin, J Swanson. G. Swanson. A Hanson, H. Algren, J. Eastman. D. Swanson Second row: H Johnson. S Wuiqutst. M Borgstrom. C Carlson, A Mans-held, A Smith First row K. Kreska. E Hawkinson, J Adell Miss Fellroth, J Raymond M Nelson D Duebendor! Page Tu rrety-iix

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Top row D. Er.arson. A. Strandborq. V. Klsfsoas, K. Olson. Socond row J. Adsll, L- Hanson, D. Johnson. First row E. Hawkinson, O. Olson. Mr. Pelorson, B. Gustafson. FORENSICS More interest was shown and more students took part in the forensic activities this year than for quite some time. Forensics, as usual, was divided into two distinct croups, debate and declamatory. The expression class progressed under the able leadership of Miss Isabel Chryst, teacher of expression. This year the debate doss was coached by the capable Mr. Donald Peterson, an alumnus of our school. Our debaters took part in no less than fifty debates this year, both in the Twin Cities and out-of-town. Four of our debaters represented Minnehaha Academy in the state-wide forensic tournament at West High School in Minneapolis. The annual Minnehaha-North Park Academy debate, held April 26 at North Park, culminated the debate season with Minnehaha as the victor. Tlie debaters who represented Minnehaha in this contest were Keith Olson, Alvin Strandberg. and alternative, Jo Ann Adcll. DECLAMATORY In a declamatory contest held in Chapel. Barbara Gustafson won first place. Carol Quam won second place, and Mcrlain Nelson won third place. Barbara Gustafson entered the State Forensic Tournament and was one of the eight to go into the finals, where she placed fourth. Back row B. Elias. G. Swanson, B. Gustafson. C. Quam. Front row: M Mtxor, Miss Chryst. R Cannon. M. Nolton. pjgr Twenty-fit

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Third row: H. Anderson, D. Swcska, A. Pederson. L Johnson, E. Moberg, S. Nelson Second row: D Lund. M Johnson, D. Huntsporger, L. Brown. V. Hoghn. First row E Johnson, L Gustafson. Rev. A M. Freedholm, 1. Larson. C. Granntng, R. Pauluk. Fall LcRoy Johnson -Irma Larson Vivian Hoglin Rev. A. M. Freedholm FORUM Office • President • • Vice President • Secretary-Treasurer • Sprint • F.lvira Johnson l.enorc Gustafson Dorothy Huntspergcr • Faculty Adviser The purpose of the Forum Society is one of providing opportunities for discussion of subjects related to the Christian life and service. Membership is open to Christian students. The meetings, which arc held every Friday, often reveal the discussion of such topics as: Open or Closed Membership in Our Young People's Societies, Should a Christian Bear Arms in war,” etc The Forum Society once again enjoyed a season of profitable activity. Fall Irving Gisselquist Robert Meyer Philip Peterson -Mr. Obcrg HIAWATHA Office Sprint President • • - Irving Gissclquist Vice President - - Lawrence Ccderholm Secretary-Treasurer - • Gordon Simning .............................Faculty Adviser To the Hiawatha Society belongs the distinction of being the oldest club at Minnehaha Academy. It was organized to train students who are interested in forensics, such as: debate, panel discussions, and extemporaneous speeches. The membership is limited, in order to give all of the members equal opportunity to participate. The club had another successful year and was much aided by their capable and well-informed adviser. P 'Rt Tu e:U)-iei rn