Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Language Structures Formed ln The world Today, Toreign language sTudy is becoming a necessiTy raTher Than a luxury. Teaching The basic TounclaTions oT Three Toreign lan- guages-German, French, and Spanish-is The goal oT The language de- parTmenT. Beginning classes emphasized grammar and consTrucTiong more advanced classes concenTraTed on liTeraTure and speaking abiliTy. All classes made use oT The language lab. Classroom sTudies were carried inTo exTracurricular acTiviTies Through The language clubs, in which The culTure OT a counTry is sTressed. The language deparTmenT also presenTed a For- eign Language Day, during which an assembly program, an inTernaTional lunch, and cosTumes worn by The sTuclenTs showed various aspecTs oT The counTries where These languages are spocen. Guido Kauls Math of Pe-Ter Skanse GUIDO KAULS: German . . . BA., B.S. U. of M .... soccer and Track coach . . . senior class, German Club advisor . . . TavoriTe leisure Time acTiviTies include reading and Traveling. PETER SKANSE: Spanish . . . B.S. WheaTon Col- lege, B.S. ST. Cloud STaTe, M.A. Columbia Bible College, PhD. worlc aT U. of M .... senior class, Spanish Club advisor . . . lilces To swim, play organ. CLARICE DANIELSON: French . . . BA. Augs- burg College . . . addiTional worlc aT U. OT M. . . . French Club advisor . . . inTeresTs include re-ading, sewing, music. Mrs. Clarice Danielson w

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GERALD NORDSTROM: Sophomore EngIish . . . B.S. from U. of ,M .... Junior class advisor . . . drama di- recior . . . enjoys cIassicaI music, inferior decoraiing, I'raveIing. ELORA SEDGWICK: Speech, I-Ionors English, Forensics . . . B.A. Wheai- on: M.A. from U. of M .... Junior class advisor. . .dis- Irici chairman for Naiional Forensic League . . . hob- bies include cooking and homemaking. VIRGINIA I-IUCK: Senior English, JournaIism I, Quiv- er . . . B.S. and B.A. from U. of M .... in Who's Who of American Women: won speciaI recogniiion for work in field of indusiriai hisiory . . . Vice Presidenf of Min- nesoia Branch, American League of Penwomen . . . Iilces gohc, swimming, cafs. Gerald Nordsfrom Miss Virginia Huck Mrs. Flora Sedgwick

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Harvey Lundin Aids Understanding Physical World 4 Miss Ann Dybvig HARVEY LUNDlN: CompuTer Programming and Applied MaThemaTics, Higher Algebra, a combined course QT Higher Algebra and Trigonom- eTry . . . B.A. Augsburg College . . . M.Ed. lvlacalesTer, M.S. UniversiTy of Illinois . . audio visual direcTor, Tennis coach . . . leisure Time spenT Tishing, playing Tennis and chess. ANN DYBVIG: Algebra l, . . . B.A. AugusTana College, Sioux Falls . . senior class advisor . . . has special enThusiasm Tor decoraTive arTs. LlLLlAN NYHOLM: Plane and Plane-Solid GeomeTry, Business MaThe- maTics. . . B.S. U. of lvl. . '. . senior class advisor. . .is inTeresTed in boTh sewing and gardening. LogariThms, Triangles, TuncTions, and exponenTs are a parT of The language OT maTh included in The deparTmenTal program. Basic skills were improved Through General and Business lv1aThemaTicsg These principles were applied To Tormulas in boTh Elemen- Tary and Advanced Algebra. Plane GeomeTry ex- plained The relaTionships oi poinTs and lines, and included consTrucTionsg Solid C5eomeTry wenT on Trom This basis inTo The sTudy oT relaTionships in Three-dimensional space. New This year was CompuTer Programming and Applied MaThemaTics, a one-year experimenTal course made possible Through a governmenT granT. Mrs. Lillian Nyholm