Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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

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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

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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