Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

 - Class of 1948

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JEAN CARUN Intelligent, ambitious, lots of fun lean makes friends with everyone. Simrrr 1. 2. S; Antler S: Photography 8: Claw Secretary 2: Foreign M baton 2. GRACE CARLSON .'I Wang liter of the gods, divinely tall and most divinely fair. Choir I; Singer 2. 8. 4: Red Crow 3; G.A.A. 8; Human Relation 4; Snow Day Attendant 4. LOUISE CARLSON 2$ eneraUy speaking, she's generally speaking. ir 1, 2: Singer 8. 4; l «r»..nalit 2: Photog-y 8; Handicraft 4. NAOMI CASTOR Getting along u-ith folios is one of the finest of fine arts. HARRIET CEDAR Here, too, dwells simple truth and plain innocence. •ionnrie Children'a Schixi.: Quito, Kquudor I; It Junior. Duluth 2: Duluth Denfleld 8: Chrta-Servicc 4: Mendelssohn 4. ROBERT CHANNER If basketball were music. Hob would be a whole brass band. Jo dan 1: North 2: Sport 3: Debate 4: B »kct-8. 4 : All-Conference Team 8, 4; Baseball 8, I : Football 3, 4; Clan President 4 i Student Council 4; Forensics 4. WILLIAM F.BLING He speaks twice before he thinks. enee I; Choir I, 2: Sinxera 8. I; Debate 2: tier 8, 4: Editor 4: Photoxraphy 3, 4: Class e President 2: P ret Went 1, 3; Student Council ROBERT EMERSON Scic III I need is plenty of time. nee Club 1. 2. 8. 4. ALICE CARLSON Girls may smile and girls may laugh, but I prefer to giggle. Choir 2. 3: Sinxera 4; Personality 2: G.A.A. : Office Practice 4. LESTER CARLSON ll'orry never made any one great so why should worry Bryant I: Sport 2: Photoxraphy 3. 4. MARILYN IEANNE CAR I .SON She is the timet k nd whose nature never changes. Cleve’ani 1; Mendeltaohn 2, 8: Cnoir 2, 8: Sinx-cra 4 ; Foreixn Miaaiona 4 ; Christian Service 4. ARLENE CATURIA Friendliness is her greatest virtue. Cleveland 1; Travel 2; Choir 2; Etiquette 4: MendrU«ohn 3; G.A.A. 4; Christian Service 4. CONNIE CHALMERS To worry little, to study lets: That’s my idea of happiness. Fnlwe.l I ; Personality 2; Ked Crora 3; G.A.A. 8. ARVID DIXEN II hat shall I do to be famous? Science 8; Quiver 4 ; Football 4. JULIA EGLER A face that cannot mule it never good. Florence Niubtinxale 1; Peraona.ity 2: C ha pel Speaker 3; Human Rrlationa 4. JAMES PAUL Sever trouble trouble Till trouble troubles you. Phillip I ; Singer 8. 4 ; Band 2. Page Fifteen

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SENIORS BERT ADAMS Whatever he doet it always the tame: He keept the rules and playt the game Christian Service 1; Choir I. 2; Sports 2. 4: Science S: Singer 8. 4: Track 4: Basketball Manager 4. BERNHARD ANDERSEN He hat no time for girls or fame— A wealth of knowledge it hit aim. Choir I, 2: Science 1, 2; Antler S. REYNOLD ANDERSON If only there were two oj yon. Sports 1, 2, S, 4; Basketball Manager 1; Choir S: Singer 4: Basketball 8, 4: Baseball }, 4; Class Vice-President 2: Student Council 2. STUART ANDERSON Hit high school career it Jil(e the Mississippi— lined with blufft Sports 1. 2. 3, 4; Class President 2, 3: Student Council 2. 3; Quiver Co-Editor 3: Football 4: Baseball 8, 4; Baseball Manager 1 : Basketball 2. 3, 4. RUTH BARSNESS Small and smart with a big heart. Nerthficld 1, 2: Mechanic Arts, St. Paul 8; Christian Sendee 3. JOAN BF.VIS Not only good, but good for something. Folwell I ; Personality 2; Choir 2; Si niters 8, 4: Mendelssohn 8. BARBARA BRICHER Patient e it the best remedy for every trouble. Central, St. Paul 1: Choir 2, 3; Photoicraphy 3, 4: Debate 4; Choral Header 4; G.A.A. 8. 4. WILLIAM BROEN Willy has the will, but will he? I jikr County I; Lutheran Bible School 2, 3; Sports 4; Basketball 4. ARLENE ANDERSON Happy am I. from care I flee: Why aren't they all content lil(e me? Mechanic Art . St. Paul I, 2: Clarion Trio 3, 4; Mendelssohn 8; Choir 3; Si niter 4; Christian Service 4; Choral Reader 4; Debate 4; G.A.A. 4. ELIZA BET! 1 A NDERSON Blushing it the talent of an artist. Personality 2: Choir 2: Sinitcr 3. 4 ; Mendelssohn 3; Etiquette 4: Antler 4; Class Treasurer 2. 3. roge:r andf.rson Still water runs deep. Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 1; Science 2: Miracle Book 3. LEWANN AWES go through life in my own quiet way. Ramsey 1; Christian Service 2, 8, 4: Band 2, 3: Orcheitra 2: G.A.A. 3, 4: Human Relations 4. GEORGE BARVILLE What happens it supposed to be. So nothing ever bothers me. Batesburv. S.C. 1. 2; I tassel 3; Singers 4; Rand 4; Trumpet Trio 4: Tennis 4: Foreign Missions 4. DONALD BISDORF He lifts an athletic finger over the typewriter. Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Choir I; Sinner 2. 3. 4; Orrhr . tra 1. 2: Trumpet Trio 2. 4: Quiver 3: Ambassadors 2. 3; Jubilairrs. 4: Class Treaiurer 8; Christian Service 3. 4. I AMES BRIDGE All I need it more time—and a new alarm dock,. Patrick lienry 1; Public Speakinir 2; Sport 2. 3 4; Choir 2: Sinners 3, 4; Quiver 3: Antler 4. WILLIAM BUSSE None but himself could be hit equal. Jordan 1; Cuolr 2. 3: Student Council Secretary 3; Vice President 3; Football 8: Cla s Pre»ident 4: Basketball Manager 4: Singers 4; Mendelssohn 4: Christian Service 4; Jubilaire 4; Studcn’ Council Vice President 4; Antler 3, 4; Buslne ' Manager 4. Page Fourteen



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PAUL FRF.1ERT Why am I so full of glee? ’Cause from studies do flee. St. Louji Park 1. 2; Science 3; Sport 4: Basketball 4. BLANCHE FUGLEBERG Amiable people radiate sun thine. Roseau, Minn., 1; Personality 2: I holography 3: Human Relations 4. MARY ELLEN GRINDER She is the eery form of life, Ught, laughing eyes and a manner bright. Rryr.nt 1; Choir 2. 3; Personality 2; Art Craft 3; Quiver 3; G.A.A. 3; Singers 4: Home Nurslnir 4. inir 4. JOYCE GUSTAFSON Short but snappy. Robbin»dale I; Choir 2; Sogrr 3, 4: Sport 3: Mendelssohn 3, 4: Cheer Lender 8, 4. WERNER IIALVARSON abound in hidden talents. Sanford 1; Sports 2, 4; Photography 3, PRISCILLA H EDM AN Of the six senses, humor is the mightiest Choir 1, 2; Personality 2; Mendelssohn 3; Singers 3. 4. PHYLLIS HF.NGLF.R Full of fun and mischief too. personality 2; Photography 3; Human Relations 4; Quiver 4. JANE HF.ROLD She u as never known to have caused any disturbance. Photography 3. w ateik dm JAMES FRIBERG A specialist in the philosophy of mischief. Willett High, Attleboro. Mass., 1, 2: Photography 3. 4; Debate 4 : Quiver 4 : Track 4 : Forensics 4: Choral Reader 4. JOY GENCK I'll be merry. I'll be free: I'll be sad for nobody. Central, St. Paul 1, 2; Photography 3; Choir 3; Singer 4; Antler 4. JOHN GULBRANSON You know I really can study. St. Thomas, Phillipinen 1; Sports 2. 4; Photography 3. GRANT HAGGQUIST A never-failing friend is he. Science 1. 3: Sports 2. 4; Quiver 4: Football 4. MARJORIE HASKELL Ambition itself. North St. Paul 1. 2; Miracle Book 3; Foreign Missions 4: Student Council 4. PAUL HELSING I'm so used to winking. do it without thinking. Patrick Henry I; Debate 2, 4; Band 2, 3. 4: Orchestra 2. 3; Mendelssohn 3; Singers 8, 4: Human Relations 4: Jubilaires 4: Hockey Manager 4. LAURA HILDEBRAND Spicey and nice. Jordan 1; Patrick Henry 2: Red Cross 8; Quiver 3; Photography 3: Snow Day Attendant 4. JEANNE HEROLD would make reason my guide. Quiver 4; Religious Training 4; Office Practice 3 Page Sixteen

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