Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1943 volume:

Ufi£ JQ43 c fntbx OUR CAMPUS IN WINTER . . ■I Clockwise W. Starr, W Norling. I Painter, C. Quam. D. Montaomory, D Samuel son. R Peterson. D Swanson, D. Algren. R Engstrom, P Froeberg. M Petorson P Kiatler Mrs Stulken. YOUR ANTLER STAFF . . . Eciitor-in-Chief .... Patricia Freeberg Associate Editors - Phyllis Kistler, Marcia Peterson Advertising Manager - - Dorothy Samuelson Associate.......................Doris Montgomery Business Manager - Wallace Norling Associate............Richard Peterson Circulation Manager - William Starr Associate....................................Doris Algren Art Editor.........................Jeanne Painter Literary Editor.......................Carol Quam Associate............Richard Engstrom Photographer ----- David Swanson Adviser...........................- Mrs. Stulken Page Three L'lontznts. Oiacudty (2tai.±nis.n fctLuitiz± JSjioxts. I To Miss Johnson, Who has challenged our minds to deeper thinking, inspired our hearts to greater devotion, and kindled within us the desire for better Christian living; we humbly dedicate our Antler. .... The ANTLER Staff. Page Five FACULTY . OLE VETTRUS History. English, Bible Advisor, Class of '44 HENRY SCHOULTZ, B.S. Science. Pre-Aviation Registrar EMANUEL O. FRANKLIN. A B. President Bible ANNA L. FELLROTH. B.S. Mathematics, Bible Adviser, Class of '46 GERTRUDE SANDBERG, A M Swedish, Latin, Bible Girls' Adviser MRS LUCIA H. LEE. A B Business, English, Bible Adviser, Class of '43 Page Six EDNA C NELSON. M A English, Bible Adviser, Class of '45 MRS SELLA V NELSON Shorthand, Typing Adviser, Class of '43 DOROTHY E. JOHNSON. A B. Social Science. English Bible, Girls' Athletics Adviser. Class of '44 JOSEPH R ADELL, A B . Principal History RUTH REEDHOLM. B.S. Home Economics, English Girls' Athletics Adviser, Class of ‘46 MRS. CATHERINE M STULKEN. A B. A.B—Biology. General Science, German Publications Director Advisor, Class of '46 Page Seven ROBERT N PEARSON. B PM„ B.O.M Hoad of Music Department Piano, Theory MRS. LILLIAN SANDBERG Piano Due to serious illness, Mr. Hollinbeck has been unable to take an active part on the teaching staff this past year. We sincerely hope that he will be with us to take his familiar place in school life next semester. i Lillian Oborg, Secretary Roy Gustafson, Custodian Mrs. Westgaard. Matron Muriel Rocene, Secretary Page Eight DEAN ALMQUIST— Franklin Jr. High; Hiawatha; Book; Singers; Debate; Camera. MARIANNA BERG LUCILLE CEDARBLADE— Cleveland High. PATRICIA FREEBERG— Patrick Henry High; Florence Nightingalo; Debate; Religious Committee; Student Council; Travel; Singers; Ed-itor-in-Chiel of the Antler EARL GRAN— Folwell Junior High; Camera. DWIGHT HAGLUND— South High; Hiawatha Camera; Quiver; Singers; President 2; Athletic Committee; Basketball; Football. ARDYTHE HINTERMEYER— Colfax, Wisconsin; Book; Art Appreciation; Orchestra; Singers. MARVIN ANDERSON— Sanford Junior High; Hiawatha Camera; Religious Activities; President 4; Basketball. RUTHMAE BROSE— South High; Singers; Mendelssohn; Quiver; Book. RICHARD ENGSTROM— Sanford Junior High; Hiawatha; Debate; Book; Quiver; Camera; Basketball; Antler; President 3; Christian Service; Student Council. PAUL FRYKMAN— Sanford Junior High; Quiver; Football; Singers; Camera; Vice President 4; President 4. CHARLES GRAVEM— American School, China; Singers; Timothy; Camera. CLINTON HEDSTEN— Philatolic; Camera; Orchestra; Singers; Football; Basketball. CLAYTON HODNE— Roosevelt; Hiawatha. Page Nine ALOYS JOHNSON— Mendelssohn; Ruth; Florence Nightingale; Travel; Christian Service; Book; Courtesy; Singers; Debate; Student Council; Social Committee. DV IGHT JOHNSON— Grantsburg, Wisconsin; Timothy; Singers; Basketball. FERDINAND JONES— Augustana Academy; Basketball. RUSSELL KNUTSON— Johnson High; Camera; Singers; Orchestra; Social Committee; Football. LaVERNE LARSON— Univorsity High; Mendelssohn; Ruth; Florence Nightingale; Travel; Singers. MILDRED LENGFELD— Murray High; Quiver; Book. LORRAINE LINDSTROM— Marshall High; Mendelssohn; Travel; Singers. DANIEL JOHNSON— Kensington High School; Camera; Philatelic; Quiver; Book; Student Council; Singers; Social Committee; Debate; Basketball. GORDON JOHNSON— Camera; Christian Service; Orchestra; Singers; Basketball. JANET KINDGREN— Sanford Junior High; Ruth; Mendelssohn; Quiver; Christian Service; Singers; Debate. MYRTLE LaDOW— Ruth; Florence Nightingale; Travel; Mendelssohn. MARION LARSON— Patrick Henry High; Travel; Book; Singers. DOROTHY LIJSING— Nokomis Junior High; Mendelssohn; Travel; Christian Service; Social Committee; Singers. LLOYD LINDVALL— Hopkins High; Book; Camera Football; Singers. Page Ten MARGERY MANGER— Sanford Junior High; Mendelssohn; Quiver; Travel; Student Council; Singers; Treasurer 3. EMMANUEL NELSON— Sanford Junior High; Quiver; Book; Mondelssohn; Singers. WALLACE NORUNG— Ramsey Junior High; Timothy; Debate; Christian Service; Singers; Religious Activities; Vice President 3-4; Basketball; Football; Orchestra. ELAINE PALM— South High; Travel; Book; Singers; Treasurer 3. CAROL QUAM— Camera; Mondelssohn; Travel; Quiver; Book; Harmony; Debate; Expression; Secretary 1-2; Singers; Antler. DOROTHY SAMUELSON— Duluth; Mendelssohn; Travel; Singers; Antler. HELEN SWANSON— South High; Travel; Book; Singers; Secretary 3. RUTH MEYER— Bryant Junior High; Singers; Travel; Student Council; Christian Service; Courtesy. HELEN NELSON— North High; Florence Nightingale; Mendelssohn; Travel; Singers. JEANNE PAINTER— Mendelssohn; Debate; Art; Camera; Christian Service; Book; Courtesy; Athletic Committee; Quiver; Antler; Singers; Harmony; Travel LOIS JEAN PERSSON— Murray High; Singers, Debate. STANLEY RUDELL— Watertown, South Dakota; Harmony; Orchestra. WILUAM STARR— Aurora, Illinois; Basketball; Football; Student Council; Book, Singers; Antler; Christian Service JOYCE SWANSON— South High; Travel; Book; Florence Nightingale. Pago Eleven ROBERT SWANSTROM— Sanford Junior High; Book; Basketball. LORRAINE WALKER-Edison High. AGNES BERGSTROM SUSAN LOBB BETTY HALLBERG— West High; Debate; Quiver; Book; Singors; Mndelssohn; Harmony; Debate. GERTRUDE WAHL— Luther Academy; Travel; Christian Service; Debate. DOUGLAS WESTREM— Sanford Junior High; Hiawatha; Singers; Book; Quiver; Mendelssohn DOROTHY HUNTSBERGER ETHEL LUNDEEN DAVID SWANSON— Sanford Junior High; Camera; Mendelssohn; Social Committee; Student Council; Singers; Antler; Basketball. Camera Shy . . . MYRTLE NOBLE BERNARD WAAGE ESTHER UNRAU Page Twelve THE GRADUATES Motto .... To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. .... Tennyson. C Hodaton, D. Westrem. W Norling. A. Johnson, W. Starr, P Frykman. Class Officers . . . Fall, 1942 Spring. 1943 President ......Marvin Anderson Paul Frykman Vice President....Wallace Norling Wallace Norling Secretary ......William Starr Aloys Johnson Treasurer ......Douglas Westrem Clinton Hedsten Valedictorian .... Wallace Norling Salutatorian - La Verne Larson Pago Thirteen CLASS PROPHECY 1953 PAUL FRYKMAN A violinist, who comes to town to appear with the Minneapolis Symphony. WALLACE NORLING . . . (Still a bachelor) Teaching the Art of a Happy Marriage at Vassar. ALOYS JOHNSON . . . President ol Minneapolis Morticians Society. CLINTON HEDSTEN . . . Soap salesman for Camay Company. He hands them a soft soap line. MARVIN ANDERSON . . , Street cleaner in a New York suburb. WILLIAM STARR . . . Retires a bachelor after making millions on the stock market. RUTH MEYER . . . Dies of a broken heart. DOUGLAS WESTREM . . . Recently been awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for deck scrubbing DEAN ALMQUIST . . . One more returns to St. Peter (not to college). MARIANNA BERG . . . Head of the television department of C.B S. RUTH BROSE . . World champion woman wrestler. LUCILLE CEDERBLADE . . Trapeze artist with Barnum and Bailey. DICK ENGSTROM . . . Collecting agent for South Bend Fishing Reel and Line Company. Now he can hand them a good line PAT FREEBERG AND JANET KINDGREN . . . Now have their hands full running an old maids' homo for bacholors. EARL GRAN . . . Takes over Bing Crosby's place as Crooner of the air. CHARLES GRAVEM . . . Most popular comedian on the air. DWIGHT HAGLUND . . . Mattress tester at Montgomery Ward. CLAYTON HODNE . . . When calling him. ask for nursery attendant at Daytons. ARDYTHE HINTERMEYER ... Her letters have gone down in History. DANIEL JOHNSON . . . Organizes a new W.P.A. DWIGHT JOHNSON ... In the popcorn business he's a whiz. GORDON JOHNSON . . . Onion peeler at the 1953 World s Fair. FERDINAND JONES . . . Window washer in Chicago's largest bank. RUSSELL KNUTSON . . . Head model at Juster Brothers. BETTY HALLBERG . . . Keeper of Minneapolis Dog Pound. MYRTLE LaDOW . . . Author of How to Win Men and Keep 'em! LaVERNE LARSON . . . Head mechanic at “Fifi's Fixum Car Shoppe.” MILDRED LENGFELD . . . The Jenny Lind of modem times. DOROTHY LIJSING . . . South Side's best plumber. LORRAINE UNDSTROM . . . Still dreaming (Army or Marines). LLOYD LINDVALL . . . Professional barbor. MARGERY MANGER . . . Best pilot on the Trans-Atlantic Clipper Line. EMANUEL NELSON . . . Janitor at Daytons Basement. HELEN NELSON . . . Mistress of Ceremonies on the American woman's favorite radio program. Gab-Fest.” MYRTLE NOBLE . . . Barker at Kaplan Brothers. JEANNE PAINTER . . . Saleslady for the Ajax Marble Monument Company. At last she's got her agates. LOIS JEAN PERRSON . . . Editor of the Love-Lorn section of the daily paper. ELAINE PALM . . . President's personal secretary. CAROL QUAM . . . Famous lecturer on the topic, Psychological Pneumoencephalography (operation of a brain). STAN RUDELL . . . Pitcher for New York Giants baseball team. MARION LARSON . . . Runs the Nut House on Nicollet Avenue. DOROTHY SAMUELSON . . . Filling station attendant. DAVID SWANSON . . Returns to the Academy to be M.A.'s chef. HELEN SWANSON . . . Minnesota's contribution to the field of poetry. JOYCE SWANSON . . . Dish washer at Russell Inn and Phil-up.” ROBERT SWANSTROM . . . Retired on money won in the Irish Sweepstakes. ESTHER UNRAU . . . Russian Diplomat(ette). GERTRUDE WAHL . . . Administers to seasick patients aboard ship. LORRAINE WALKER . . . Following in the steps of William Beebe, the deep-sea diver. BERNARD WAAGE . . . Famous inventor of the bladeless knife without a handle AGNES BERGSTROM . . . Wild animal trainer with Barnum and Bailey. DOROTHY HUNTSBERGER . . . Head guide at Yellowstone Park. SUSAN LOBB . . . Has a job putting salt in the ocean (She always was at sea). ETHEL LUNDEEN . . . Milkmaid on automatic milking machine. Page Fourteen JUNIORS . . Fourth Row; R Hipp. G Hipp. M Ostrom, R. Poterson O. Oppen. J. Hedlund. D Nelson. R Wiga nowaky, C Sudor, S Cronseth. B Ibllngs, J. Tromsness. J Hark less. W Pearson. C Gould. J Ruflcorn Third Row: E Sutton. F Miller, D Montgomery. C Ingmam. J Swanson. L. Benson. L Dahlin, M Nelson, L. Williams. E. Shoemaker. V Ekman. D. Anderson, E Anderson. V Schultz Second Row L Sandberg. M Otteson. M Rocene. V Lundquist. M Gronvall. M Peterson. Miss Johnson. J Johnson H Nelson. J Lee. S Anderson P Kutler. Y Phillips, M Painter, M Lavers. M Leighton. First Row M Smith, M Ostrom D. Algren. M NyJander. A Baker. Mr. Vettrus. A Erickson, E. Carlson. S Anderson. M Erickson. S Blomquut. A. Skepstad In the athletic, musical, forensic, social, and religious realms the Junior class came forth and proved themselves to be important factors in school activities. They chose as their officers; president, Marvin Ostrom. vice president. Richard Hipp; secretaries, Marcia Peterson and Vivian Lundquist; and treasurers, Doris Algren and Richard Peterson Th« popular Juniorsl Ws evon do chemistry alter 3 30. Pago Fifteen SOPHS . . Fourth Row L HedJund. I. Storm. T. Nordstrom. P Petorson, O Lindatrom. J. Gardeen. R Sandoll W Hibbard. R Hotilander, R Anderson. E Sowell. I Nelson. H Hedstrom Thtrd Row M Traylor. I. Kinney R Borgstrom. C. Harkness. V. Moyer. L Grueber. E. Rees. B Johnson. C. Dennison, P Root, B Haglund. L. Anderson. Y. Prentice Second Row J Schwartn. E. Nelson. E. Bergstrom. M Christenson. L Htlstrom. L. Bonn. D Bergstrom. G Nelson, B Park, J. Hoitomt. D Gutnnan, C. Roberts. G. Johnson, D. Johnson First Row Miss Nelson. A. King. E Bergstrom. W Anderson. C Larson. V Carlson T Starr C Logeletl, C. Peterson. Mrs Stulken In every phase of school life the sophomore class has made its contribution. They have caught the spirit of M. A. Their pep and enthusiasm is to be envied in any circle. Their president has been Thomas Starr. The Sophomore Senate Pago Sixteen Ah. those lovely combinational FROSH Fourth Row R Peterson. P Chalmers. C Moesberg. G. Schultz. C. Burton. B. Brunsberg. L Carlson. E. OUon Third Row: R Kammeyer. R Noble. A Johnson, J. Bergstrom, E. Hodman. Z Hanson. H. Westgaard, M Setterholm, H Wahl. Second Row Miss Reedholm, D. Lakman. M Peterson. D. Sudor. D. Anders. J. Broberg. C. Wagl First Row: L. Morse T. Foreid. L Larson. B. Anderson. S. Bagg The class of '46 has truly lived up to the name, frosh. Although they haven't played the leading roles, they have proved that they are a necessary cog in the every-day school life. They have been lead in their activities by Eva Hedman and Lawrence Larson. We know that this class will go far in its achievements and v e leave them our sincerest wishes for success. Taste makes waist. Gerald) A handsome legislative body. Pago Seventeen BIBLE INSTITUTE . . . Standing Dorothy Huntsberger, Donald Nelson. Agnes Bergstrom Sealed Marion Anderson. Susan Lobb. Violet Lanqulst. Bible Institute offers a two-year course in Bible study. Upon completing this course, the students are fitted for better Christian Service. Often they conduct meetings at various missions and churches, thus gaining an opportunity for practical experience, as well as the oportunity to testify for their Lord and Savior. Page Eighteen Vocalizing a bit. Sunny Sue and Merry Marion! MINNEHAHA SINGERS . . Fourth Row D. Johnson. P. Frykman. W Noriing, R Engstrom. I. Kinney, W. Andoraon, R- Wiganow- aky. E Nelson, D. Almquist. R Knutson, D. Haglund, C. Hedsten, O Lindstrom, L. Lind vail, I. Gardeen. D Swanson. D. Nelson, W Starr, M. Ostrom. Third Row G. Johnson. C. Ingman M Loighton, H Wostgaard. T Nordstrom. S. Gronseth. O Johnson. D Westrom M Anderson. T. Starr. C. Larson, W Nelson, R Borgstrom D. Johnson. L. Hillstrom A Hintermeyer. H Swanson. M. Larson. F. Miller. Second Row: S. Anderson, C. Quam. E Palm, C. Logeloil, Y Prontice. E Carlson. S M Andorson A Baker. J Leo. L. Dahlin. D. Montgomery. A Erickson, M Ostrom, P h rooberg M Painter. M Lavers First Row. L. Pearson. L. Sandberg. D. Algren. M Otteson. R Meyer, L Lindstrom, L Larson. C Denison, M Nelson. B. Haglund, D. Bergstrom D. Samuelson. M Manger, H. Nelson. J. Klndgron Seated A Johnson, D. Losing, L. Benson, J Painter. M Gronvall Pro! Pearson, M Peterson. P Root. E. Kedman, J. Johnson. R. Brose. This year the Minnehaha Singers has had one of the most inspiring seasons since its beginning. The choir has not only been inspirational to the audiences, but also to one another. Bound together by one incentive, they go forward conquering with harmony not alone in the musical sense but also in a larger spiritual sense, briefly but emphatically expressed in their theme song, My Jesus, I Love Thee The King’s Messengers Quartet Minnehaha Girls' Sextette. Pago Nineteen ORCHESTRA . Third Row: L. Hedlund, G. Johnson, S. Rudoll, W Nor ling, R Peterson. C Hedston, W Andorson. I Gardeon. W Nelson Second Row J Ruiicom. H Hedstrom. T. Nordstrom, R Knulaon, W. Hibbard, J. Hedlund. R. Hanson First Row S A Anderson. M Mangor. D. Montgomery. L Hillatrom. M Ostrom. I. Kinney. R Noble. L Larson. D. Algren, A Hintermeyer. Prol. Pearson. In Front M Otteson, M. Peterson The Orchestra, under the direction of Professor Pearson, plays regularly at the Monday morning Chapel Services, This organization furthers musical interest and enthusiasm and its members learn much in the musical field. MENDELSSOHN . . . Fourth Row M Nelson. M. Ostrom. L Cedar blade. B Park. B. Johnson, E. Hedman, L. Carlson. R. Nelson, J Bergstrom. S Bagg. Third Row M Lei ah ton. M Otteson. S M. Anderson. L. Hillstrom, D. Sudor. P. Chalmers. C. Moss-berg. J. Broberg. G. Nelson B. Anderson. Second Row E Shoemaker. A. Johnson. L Anderson. M Lavers, M Painter, S. A Anderson. V. Carlson. G Johnson. M Peterson. First Row Prol Pearson. F. Miller, C. Quam. R Peterson. D. Westrem. E Nelson. D. Swanson At each meeting the students sing the good old folk songs, which are enjoyed by all. and refreshments are served. Page Twenty DEBATE . . . Second Row S. Gronaeth. D. Montgomery. Misa Nelson. J Ktndgren. G Wahl, L Perreon. B Hallberg First Row D Almqutst. D. Johnson, R Engstrom. J Swanaon. The Debate Squad has been very active, participating successfully in several contests, both local and away. Because the annual debate with North Park was called off this year, a Speech Night was held in the chapel, with all members of our Forensic group taking part. Minnehaha Academy can well be proud of its debaters, who have the able leadership of Miss Nelson. BOOK . . . Third Row: D A laquist. W Starr. D. lohnaon, J lohnaon, A Johnson. L Ltndvall, W Norling. D Westrom. E. Nelaon. R. Engstrom Second Row V. Schulz. R. Nelaon. C- Logeletl, R Meyer. E Reea. A. Erickson. J. Swanaon. J. Painter. M Nylander, F Miller, D. Montgomery First Row S A Anderson. M Lengfeld. C Quam, E Palm. M. Larson, R Brose. H Swanaon, A Htntermeyer. Mr Vettrua. This club is interesting and fun for all. Each time a meeting is held and a program, in which they sing. Committees are chosen and book reports are given. Page Twenty-one SPORTS . . . Third Row R Hoillandsr, T. Nordstrom, S. Schulz. C. Burton. W Hibbard. Second Row Mr Adell, W. Nelson, 1 Kinney, W Anderson, P Peterson. G. Lindstrom, R. Anderson K. Sandell, R Noble. First Row Kammoyer. L Hedlund, M Traylor, J. Nelson. L Larson. C. Larson, R Borgstrom. T. Foretd, R Shouts of ’keep it up or play ball” come from the gym or athletic field every other Tuesday sixth period when the sports club meets. The club is for freshmen boys, and has as its aim to build up their bodies and have a good time doing it. They play football, volleyball, basketball, tennis, and baseball. Mr. Adell has been their leader. HIKING . . . Fourth Row D. Sudor. S Bagg. D. Gutzman. C. Denison. A King, A Johnson. H Westgaard. L. Carlson, C. Roberts. C. Mossbery Third Row E. Olson. B Brunsberg, M Sottorholm. J. Broberg. C Wagle, L. Morse. E. Hodman. P. Root. B Haglund, Y Prentice. Second Row D. Bergstrom D. Johnson. C Peterson, B. Johnson. J. Hoitomt. B Park. H. Thurston. B. Anderson. L Anderson. First Row D Lakman, E Bergstrom. E Bergtsrom. L Bonn. H Wahl. M. Christenson, J. Schwarm. Miss Nelson. In the past year the Hiking Club has had one wiener roast, in which every one had fun. They take hikes along the river road, and once hiked to Braket Park. Page Twenty-two CHRISTIAN SERVICE . . Fourth Row S. Gronsoth. B Ibllnga, M Andoraon D. Ltjsing. I Pointer, G Johnaon. R Engstrom Third Row R Borgstrom. C. Laraon. A Johnaon, L Williams E Shoemaker, M Rocena. Z Hanaon President Franklin. Second Row. J. Kinney. M Traylor. J. Kindgron. L. Morse, A Sktpetad. M Nylander First Row: W Norling. W Starr. R. Meyer. H Wahl, G. Wahl, L Grueber, B. Bruruberg. The theme of the Christian Service Club is All Out for Jesus. They learn how to do Christian Service, and go out to Leagues and give programs. FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE . . . Second Row: J Swanaon, M Berg. H Thurston. J. Schwann, A. Kane. L. Larson. M Rocene First Row: E. Carlson. M. Lengleld, V. Schulz. A Erickson, J. Johnson. Y. Prentice. B Hoglund, C. Wagle. L. Bonn. M Christenson. This year the Florence Nightingale Club has been much interested in doing things for the benefit of the war. They held a Red Cross Campaign in which there were two sides, a Red and a White. The Reds won, and much money was made this way. They also attended several Red Cross meetings. Page Twenty-three TRAVEL . . Third Row M Otfeson, M Nelson, L Dahhn. L. Benson. M Peterson. P Kistler, Y Phillips, M Painter, S M Anderson. J. Lee Second Row L Sandberg, C. Ingman. D Samuelson. D Lilting. Miss Johnson. J. Johnson L. Larson. L. Linds trom. E. Carlson, M Erickson First Row D. Algren. M Leighton. M Berg. A Baker H. Kelson. M. Lavers. M Ostrom. Sitting G Wahl. M Gronvall. J Swanson. M Manger. P Freeberg. At each Travel Club we travel to other lands of interest, in forty-five minutes or so. We learn something of their customs and our refreshments are typical of food of that land. We then return to Minnehaha, appreciating their country, but feeling happier than ever to be in the U. S. A. CAMERA . . . Third Row I Storm. E. Sowell. H. Hanson. Mr. Schultz Socond Row J. Tromsness, R. Petorson. D. Johnson. C. Gravom, P. Frykman. R. Knutson. First Row D Swanson. J. Gardeen, R Hlpp. G. Hipp. M Ostrom. W. Pearson, D. Nelson. R. Eng-strom. J. Harkness, C. Hedston. During the year, the boys in Camera Club have discussed each other's attempts at photography, seen movies, and studied the fundamentals of photography. Mr. Schoultz is in charge. Page Twenty-four ART APPRECIATION . . . Standing: C. Peterson. C. Logeioil. B Park, B, lohnson. I Hoitomt. J Swanson. Miss Sandberg. I Storm Sitting M Oronvall. A. Hintemeyer. V Lanquist, J. Tromsness This club, under the supervision of Miss Sandberg, studies art in all of its forms, and artists of every kind. COURTESY . . . Third Bow M Peterson. G Nelson. D Gutzman. A. Skipetad. S. A Anderson. R Nelson. Z Hanson Second Row M Nylandor. L Anderson. E Shoemaker, E Carlson. O. lohnson. R. Meyer. M. Erickson. M Christenson. L. Hillstrom. First Row Mrs Nelson A Johnson. J. Painter. L. Williams The Courtesy Club, as its name suggests, was organized under Mrs. Nelson's leadership to study the elements of courtesy—the proper thing to do at the proper time. Page Twenty-five QUIVER . . Fourth Row E. Rooa. D. Weatrom, P Frykman, D Johnson Third Row: Y. Phillips, C. Jngman, L Dahlln, M Longlold, W Anderaon. W. Nolaon, R. Engatrom. V. Lundquint. Second Row J Hoitomt. D. Johnson, D. Bergstrom. L Bonn, J. Ktndgron, Mrs. Stulkon First Row E. Nolaon. M Petoraon, C. Potoraon, C. Logeieil. C. Donison, D. Gutzman. T. Starr. J. Loo Sitting: R. Brose. D. Atgron, P Kietlor, D. Montgomery For those who hold Journalistic ambitions, we have the Quiver Club. The reporters are always keeping an eye out for the latest happenings at school. The paper is published every other Friday, and it contains social and sports events, as well as gossip and editorials. There was an extra expense for the paper this year, which was taken care of by the Quiverdale Fair. Page Twenty-six STUDENT COUNCIL . . . Fourth Row L Larson. W Anderson, M Anderson. S. Gronseth. C. Larson. Third Row P Kutlor. D fohnson. W. Starr, E. Carlson. P. Freoborg. E. O. Franklin. Second Row M Ostrom. D Algr n, L. Benson. M. Oitrom. E- Hedman. B Anderson. R Meyer. D Huntsberger. First Row I R Adell. D. Montgomery. E. Rees. R. Engstrom. Seated I. Swanson. D Swanson. Dorothy E. Johnson. T Starr The purpose of the Student Council is to draw into a closer bond faculty and student body. In the past year, the Student Council has exercised more authority than in previous years, sponsoring student supervision of study halls, and originating the administration of 7:45's to students disobeying rules and regulations, but maintaining a “squawk court for those who feel that they have been unfairly accused. Just and efficient, the Student Council is an important factor in school life. Pag© Twenty-seven Football, Basketball, Softball, and Tennis games supervised by the Athletic Committee were highly successful. They also sponsored ping pong matches and the volleyball games as noon entortainmont. The Publications Committee is composed of representatives from the Antler and the Quiver Staffs. They represent these groups in tho Student Government Program. The Social Committee managed a most successful Minnehaha Mixer, providing fun and entertainment as well as helping tho students to become better acquainted. The Christmas party, too, was sponsored by this group. A new committee was added to the list this year This was the Music Committee which has had charge of all the musical events and programs we have enjoyed The Forensic Committee has been a busy committee this year They have arranged for the many debates and speech activities the Debate Club has participated in this year. Page Twenty-eight FOOTBALL Standing D. Johnson. T. Starr, W Anderson P. Frykman, W Norhng. R Peterson. M Ostrom. R Knutson J Hedlund Seated G Hipp. R Wiganowsky. D. Haglund. Coach Gronseth. W Starr, L Lindvall, D. Nelson BASKETBALL . . . Standing Coach Hoven, L Larson. R Swanstrom, D. lohnson. G. Hipp, M Ostrom. R. Wiganowsky. M Anderson. R. Engstrom. G. lohnson. W Nelson. D Swanson. J. Nelson Seated D Johnson, W Starr. B Ibhngs. W Norhng. D Haglund. C. Hedsten. Page Twenty-nine V’ FOOTBALL SEASON Minnehaha Academy 27 Lindstrom-Center .... .... 0 Minnehaha Academy 28 Deephaven 20 Minnehaha Academy .... 16 Chisago 0 Minnehaha Academy 14 Moose Lake 14 Minnehaha Academy 6 Dassel 7 Minnehaha Academy 12 Chisago . 34 Minnehaha Academy 12 Deephaven 20 Pag© Thirty BASKETBALL SEASON M A .27 Alumni ...31 M A ...25 Breck .... 17 M A ..33 Rosedale ...36 M. A ...21 Concordia .... 43 M A ..12 De LaSalle ...48 M A ...29 Alumni 21 M A .20 Concordia ...36 M A ...25 Osseo 27 M A .20 Rosedale ...27 M. A ...22 Breck 15 M A .26 Osseo ...37 M A .27 Bethel 36 M. A.... .24 De LaSalle ..... ...30 M. A 44 Rosedale 45 Page Thiriy-one Our athletic department was distinctly successful in the three major sports this year. The football team attained more victories than ever before in our school's history. Much of this success has been attributed to our fine coach, Luther Gronseth. His leadership, both in athletics and in Christian standards, had much influence over the boys. Our basketball team, coached by another able man, Lester Hoven from Augsburg College, was also quite successful, meeting some of the strongest teams in the Minneapolis conference. Mr. Hoven not only coached basketball, but took charge of the baseball team's training as well, and brought them through in good style. They appeared very favorably in the games which were played, but the season was cut short because of semester examinations. The members of the teams thank the athletic department for supplying us with equipment, and backing us up in every way possible. We also are grateful for the support given by the student body at the games, with their enthusiastic cheering. i Page Thirty-two 1. Yes. Mr. President. 6. Just half there 2. Honest, I was in at 10:30. 7 What's it to you? 3. hAnd h. goes on my bus, and he. and e A throwback 1o lhe 4. Office Help(?) 9 Government Issue. 5. Little Eva. 10. Who's he trying to kid? Page Thirty-three 1. Johnny's Sundae. 2. Inseparable. 3. “Dottie. 4. ‘This is the way to get him, girls.1 2 3 4 5 5. After a “hard” night. 6. On the verge of a breakdown. 7. The anchor's away. 8. That far-away look— 9. Soaking up an education . . . (Mostly soaking). Page Thirty-four PATRONS Dr. T. A. Hanson Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Loomis Mr. Joe Dahl Dr. Paul Rees Lyssna Club Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Engstrom PHOTO CRAFT STUDIO Our new fluorescent lighting effects add much in portraying your natural charm and beauty and can be used under any weather conditions. 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