Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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• • • YOUNG VOICES Filth row G. Pataraon, I. Guataiaon. R Olaon. I Carlatodt K Franklin. L Swatuan. I Starr D Aim-qulst, R Smith. L Durlec. 1 Gtssalquiat. R. Mayor, P Norqulat. S Millar, E Olaon, D John on Fourth row D. Haalund L. Larson. D. Nalton. D Sain. 0 Waatrum. W Vattor. H Bjalla, G Anderson, G Johnson C Hadaten. P Pataraon L Paraaon. G Simning. P Selin J Pearaon p Carlson H Ollait. Third row L Sandba:g. R. Stolee. L Maauda, J Peteraor. J Wahlbera O Swanson E Pinks. M Traylor. A Youngbarg M Booth A Charn, G Bumtvedt L Larson M Matnison, R Widen. M Olson M Borgstrom Second row E Lavara B Gustalson. R Munaon. E Nordstrom M Leighton, B Spencer M Ertcson, D Thimell, R Brosa, M Hawkmson, D Swanson. I Peterson. E Gordenler. D Montgomery. C. Carlson. M Living First row B Ekblad. H Buyae. M Mixer A Bergman. D Li)sr.g. Mr Pearson, B Halite 3 M Ga-dee.i, C Franklin, A Cberg. A Olson dl ibinzhaha tSuzgzzi • With their theme song. My Jesus, I Love Thee. echoing in our ears, the Minnehaha Singers closed another successful season of concerts under the inspiring direction of Mr. Pearson. The two highlights of the year were their spring debut in the St. Paul Auditorium with Joe Emerson as soloist, and the concert in the Minneapolis Covenant Tabernacle with Amanda Snow and the Mantz String Ensemble as guest artisls. They were also presented over stations KSTP. WCCO and WTCN A special feature this year was a quartette composed of Helen Buyse, Betty Spencer. John Pearson, and Irving Gisselquist who sang the second verse of the theme song at all of the concerts Pjgt Tu tn j-thtte

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SYMPHONIANS Fourth row R Olson. L. Swanson. E Olson. W Norhng, L. Parson. P. Korquist. J. Starr Third row G. Roody, P. Oliolt. C Hedsten, G. lohnson. K Davis. P Anderson I Harkness G Sunning Second row Mr Pearson. G Peterson. J Pearson, P Carlson L Persson, R Selness. I Gustaison, M Ostrom. First row J. Wahlberg. D. Selin. M Peterson. V Lindgren M Manger. A Bergman. A Oberg. D. Montgomery H Buyse M Traylor J. Evenson. • (Oxchsibia Three cheers for our orchestra and its director! Organized in 1938, this harmonious group has played itself into the heart of school life It has definitely added inspiration to our Tuesday chapel singspirations. Also at the fall Open House and the annual Christmas program the orchestra made its contribution. It is a growing activity, having a membership of thirty-three. Each section has been given practice in solo work, the trumpeters doing especially well. The trumpeters will play the next »tan:a On the up beat Page Twenty-tuo

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SILVER TONGUES Second row B. Ou«!al»on. M Johnxon, M Bergman. M. Smith Fir ! row M Cardoen. D Yoki«. Mies Chryat, A Gollnick, M Mixer It is a source of real pleasure to present this beautiful trophy to you as winner of first place in this year's declamatory contest. My personal congratulations to you, Mary. With these words, Mr. Peterson presented the gold loving cup to Mary Bergman. '43, announcing the winner of the annual declamatory contest Placing second was Barbara Gustafson, '41. Other contestants were Marjorie Johnson and Miriam Smith. To Miss Chryst, head of our Expression Department, is due a great deal of credit for her fine work. Her department has been of help not only in school activities but on outside programs as well Mary and Marjorie clso entered the s'.ate contest at Red Wing, Minnesota. Congratulations, Mary Page Tuentyfour