Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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FOREIGN LANGUAGES Shoring French pottry on Internotionol Ooy ore longuoge ttudenM. Don Ploudo. Tim Friberg, Jackie Tench, Jonei Wilton, ond Elizobeth Smith. Language Study Promotes International Understanding Academy students who elected to take a foreign language this year had a choice of French. German, or Spanish. They not only learned the language itself, but also acquired a knowledge of the history and culture of foreign countries. Minnehaha’s language lal oratory enabled students to improve their comprehension and pronunciation by listening to tapes of native speakers. Students also were able to listen to their own voices. As in previous years, the highlight of this year’s language activities was International Day, March 12. The students demonstrated the skills and knowledge they had acquired as they dressed in native costumes and presented interesting panto-mines. Spooking hit notive tongue, Mr. Koult (•lit the Gorman clou of Tho Block Forotf. PETER SKANSE . . . Whoafon Collogo. 8.S. . . . S». Cloud Stole College, B.S. . . . Columbia Bible Collogo. M . . . . Sponith I, II. Ill, IV . . . Span ith Club odvitor . . . Junior Clou odvitor. GUIOO KAUIS . . . Univortily of Minnetota, B.A.. B.S. . . . Gorman I, II. Ill, IV . . . World hittory . . . Soccer Coach . . . Trock coach . . . German Club odvitor . . . Junior clou odvitor. CLARICE DANIELSON . . . Augt-burg Collogo, B.A. . . . French I, II, III. IV . . . French dub odvitor.

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ENGLISH ROBERT BACH ... Son Jos Slot College . . . North Pork College, B A. . . . Junior Englith . . . Football OOch . . . Bate boll coach ... Senior odvitor. PHYUIS ENGIUNO . . . Augt burg College, A.B. . . . Fresh-man Englith . . . Judicial Committee . . . Sophomore advisor. MARGARET NEISON . . . North Park College . . . Wheoton Col lege, 6.A. . . . Americon History . . . Junior English . . , Freshman odvisor . . . Cheerleoding odvitor. GERAIO NORDSTROM . . . University of Minnesota, B.S. . . . Sophomore Englith . . . Director of drama . . . Sophomore advisor. Broaden Student Horizons A grommor student slaves while the teocher nopt. Englith students enter the new Tyrone Guthrie Theatre to view the play St. Joon. 21

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LIBRARY EVANGUINE PETERSON . . . Gut'ovut Adolphvt College. B A. . . . University of Minne-iofo, groduote work . . . U-brorion . . . Senior dot odviior. Library Vital to Student Body library fodlitiet provido o qvief » vdy environment for Grog Grubor, Mr. Bocb, ond Poul livgord. Ron Hogborg reocbet for knowlodgo. Even.' student at Minnehaha becomes acquainted with the school library. Open Indore, during, and after school, the library contains excellent material for research on many subjects. As an aid for study, it Is especially valuable as a source of information for reports, essays, speeches, and research papers. New facilities this year included new shelving and l ook covers. The number of new book purchases has doubled this year. Through the patient guidance of Miss Peterson, Miss Englund, and student librarians, pupils gained worthwhile experience in the use of the library. While English and civics courses stressed library skills, all classes benefited from the library services and resources.