Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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ART . . . taking turns in posing, making careful proportions, and studying nature all about us has helped us to gain a greater appreciation for art. HARMONY . . . 'You will now please write the B flat scale.’ These words are familiar to the harmony class. Each Thursday of every week we find their class in session to learn the art of writing scales, and also the transposition of songs into different keys. A measure. If it were only of sugar! Missing: five halos. ART AND HARMONY Tu cnty-seten

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LANGUAGES . . . perhaps we will never be able to speak the Swedish Language as fluently as we would like, but we will find other languages more interesting because of the Swedish we have had this year. ENGLISH ... the objective behind our struggles with grammar and our earnest efforts to appreciate literature, is to gain the ability to read and speak our English well for the years to come. Dolls in Shakespearian costume, submitted as English projects. This isn't Creek to Margie. Max (L. L.) Tact or hard at work in an English demonstration. ENGLISH AND LANGUAGES Tuenly stx

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Ten years from now the class of 1942, as we see it, will look something like this: Paul Olfclt and Lois Black---------------------------...----- Howard Anderson and John Hoogc------------------------------- Pat AnJerson and Bette Ekhlad..............Opening a music Idclla Bcrglund and Kay Goethe------------------------------- Paul Settcrholm and John Rudberg...-------------------------- Ruth Johnson. Marion Mathison, and Alice Olson------- Jean Larson and Jeanne Peterson Clara Hclquist, Helen Hoaglund, and Elaine Edwins Dorothy Park and Evelyn Burnham....................... Elna Dixcn and Elaine Gartner Elsie Anderson ----------------- Marcine Booth .............. . Marion Andren............— ----- Irving Gisselquist............... Genevieve Swanson -------------- George Reedy-------------------- Shirley Olson ------------------- Gratia Burnvedt ---------------- Paul Carlstedt ....-.. ......... Helen Nelson-------------------- William Vetter .......... ..... Rose Pauluk .—.............. Lowell Larson ...---.......----- Ruth Munson .................... Glen Peterson .................— Betty Tamte ............ ......— Helen Larson ......------------- Kenneth Hcngler ---------------- Esther Hcdinan ................— Helen Pederson ................. Othclia Carlson ------------------ Lorraine Erickson Anita Gollnick ... Jeanne Logefcil . Sam Miller ........ Doris Yokic Adclc Obcrg Eugene Olson ... George Schletty . Betty Spencer ... Elnorc Peterson Charles Olson ... Jane Wahlbcrg . —.....—...........-.........Pairing up on a poultry farm ...................Two successful Fuller Brush salesmen studio. Bette will teach piano while Pat will dust it ....Own a thriving little dry goods store -.......—Touring the country organizing bachelor clubs ---------World famous lecturers on Present-day Conflicts .Continuing further studies at institutions of learning ................. Entertainers at the Trio Eat Shoppe -------------------- Own a dude ranch in Montana .....................Writing advice to the lovelorn — ...............Secretary to President Franklin .............................. Diving star of Aquacade -----...-------Interior decorator for tenement houses ..........-.......—...........Retired to bachelor home -------------------------- Soloist for the Com Cobblers ......Auctioneer of large sales in bargain basements ---------------Personnel Manager at Northern Pump ........................... Trapeze artist in Norway — ..................... Well-known toe specialist ------------------------------- Country school teacher ...Teaching blonds to use his means of transportation --------------- Advertiser and seller of blonde rinses ............................... Head baker at Egekvist ............................... Contented housewife ..................... Make some woman a good wife ...................... Soda icrker in a hamburger shop ......... Teaching girls how to cut their own hair ................ Career is definitely that of a butcher ..................... Shoe model at Kaplan Brothers • » ••••••••« Mary Alice Ericson Corinnc Franklin ... Marjorie Gardccn Evelyn Bjork ..... Gloria Forsberg ... Maxine Traylor .... Evelyn Anderson ... Dorothy Borgcrson George Johnson .... Damans Nelson ..... Edythc Nelson .... August Schrage .... Adeline Seuhorg .. ......Tight rope walker for the Shriners ........................Barker at a sideshow .....Married to a banker in Pearl Harbor Pliotographers’ model ...Comedienne with Ringling Brothers .Writing a book on manners for girls ..Clarinet soloist in Minneapolis Symphony .....Quiet old maid with parrot, cat and knitting A plasterer and paperhangcr ..............Boxing champ of the Golden Gloves ............ Inventing a portable reducing machine ............. Running the Ross Jewelry Store .......................Floorwalker in a dime store Will continue ’ Kissing the Boys Goodbye .................... Advertising ads for false teeth ........................Dress model in New York ..................... .Seamstress in overall factory .Farmer's wife—need more be said? ............................Teacher of gymnastics Make her selection from Bethel and settle down .......................... Noted woman prcachct ............................National figure skater ........................General in the U. S. Army ..................Instructor in voice and expression Second Lily Pons ... Harpist in Minneapolis Symphony Dress stylist And so this prophecy ends, with a sincere wish that we may in some way have pointed you to the path that leads to your success. Signed, Lemon-Scjueezer and Egg-Beater. Pa e Tu cnt)-cigbl