Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Faculty Fourth row: R. Johnson, I. Chryst, B. Haven, L. Sandberg, S. Nelson, G. Sandberg. Third row: I. Frccberg, A. Anderson, A. Manger, A. Dybvig, A. Leister. Seeond row: L. Lee, H. Berg, V. Station, L. Stockc, R. Quanbeclc. C. Gudim. First row: P. Gjcsdahl, C. Nelson, A. Fellroth. R. Pearson. Say, are those girls over there Juniors or Seniors?” Juniors or Seniors? They’re teachers!!!” Not only was the student body enlarged this year but also the faculty. We were sorry to sec Mrs. Leister and Mr. Liljengrcn leave our presence during the course of the year but it gave us great joy to welcome Mrs. Larson and Mr. Swenson into our Minnehaha family. Mr. Hollinbeck found it impossible to be with us this past year because of illness but we pray that the Lord may restore him so that he can be back next year if it is His will. Sometimes we gripe about our teachers and call them unfavorable names when they do things that don’t just suit us, but deep down in our hearts we thank God that we are able to go to a school like Minnehaha where we can have Christian teachers. Few schools are privileged to have the Christian leadership that M.A. has. Chuck Lindstrom, who’ Only a'ght more hours 10 go! Unexcused absence. B. P. O., B. O. M., teaching this class? M. SAC. M. Page Nine

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m %tu, Algebra and Bible teacher, principal—these are but some of the pleasant mem-ories we seniors have of Miss Fellroth. Our sincerest thanks goes to her for her friendly and helpful advice which she has so freely given us. We fervently pray that her future years at M.A. may be as fruitful as the previous have been. Page Eight

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Faculty MRS. COURTNEY ANDERSON. B.S. I'cachcr of History Bible II Adviser Class of '46 MRS. H. A. BERG. B.A. Teacher of Biology and Mathematics Bible IV Adviser Class of ’47 ISABELLE CHRYST. B.Mus. Teacher of Expression Page Ten PAUL G. GJESDAHL. B.A. Teacher of Chemistry and Physics Registrar