Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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NORTHWEST CONFERENCE GOVERNING BOARDS The Northwest Covenant Conference, under the direction of the newly elected superintendent, Rev. Paul V. Anderson, is ultimately responsible for the operation of Minnehaha. It also gives assistance to the 137 Covenant churches of this district. This office publishes the Covenant Conference News, a monthly paper edited by the superintendent, one page of which is devoted to Minnehaha news. Another administrative duty of the office is the Second Miler program which donated nearly $600.00 for the furnishing of our new chapel. The Hoard of Education l ears the specific task of directing the total program of Minnehaha. Their main concern is to act as a mediator between parents, faculty, and students in setting school policies and in reviewing problems of mutual concern. This year’s Ixiard consisted of fifteen ministers and laymen devoted to Christian education. Northwest Conf r «K H odquort r» itoff; Mr». R. fronklin. R v. Foul And r on, Mr . Dohlquiit. Boards Determine Standards BOARD OF EDUCATION M mb ri of fh Board of Education or : SEATED: A. Sfolp . I. Connon, W. W tl •rdahl. W. And rton. R. Albinton. STANOINO: A Hout . R. GuUofion, A. Andarton. K. Gilbert, O. Youngbarg. E Briitol. W. B mon, V. Fronx n. C. El-ring. NOT FICTUREO: G. Bangtton, Vit Chm. D. Swonton, Chm. 15

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ADMINISTRATION DEAN OF STUDENTS ARLENE ANDERSON Iii her role as Dean of Students, Mrs. Arlene Anderson has been responsible for numerous phases of student life. Her duties have included serving as disciplinarian. co-ordinating student activities, and aiding students in personal problems. She has worked with the administrative team in the over-all operation of the school. Although no longer a teacher in the classroom, Mrs. Anderson is a teacher of attitudes. Iu her personal conversations with students, the Dean of Students has conveyed high standards of conduct and a sincere concern for each individual. Two Guide Students GUIDANCE COUNSELOR ELWOOD LINDBERG Assisting in planning students’ programs, giving sympathetic attention to their problems, and providing educational and vocational guidance are major parts of the work done by Mr. Lindberg, Minnehaha's Guidance Counselor. Responsible for Minnehaha's testing program, he has supervised the administration of various standardized aptitude and achievement tests, and has interpreted the resulting scores to both students and parents. Mr. Lindberg organized college interviews and assisted seniors in selecting schools for continuing their education. He often recommended to individual students remedial or advanced training where such courses were needed. 14

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MATHEMATICS OAVC SHOGREN . . . Aug.-burg College. B A. . . . High olgebro . . . Butin ., moth , , . Phyiical education . , . Senior clot, odvi.or . . , Hockey cooch . . . Ai.i.tani football and ba.eboll cooch. LILLIAN NYHOLM . . . Univer.l-ty of Mlnnetofo, B.S. . . . Solid and plan geometry . . . Junior clot, odvi.or. ANN DYBVIG . . . Augu.tono College, B.A. . . . Elemenlory algebra . . . Practical mothe-motic. . . . Junior clot, odvi.or. GfRAID SWANSON . . . Uni-ver.ity of Minne.ota, B.S. . . . College math . . . Phytic. . . . Solid geometry and trigonometry . . . Sophomore cla.t and tcience club advitor. Science and Math Increase