Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Locafing books for sfudenfs, explaining fhe card cafalogue or Readers Guide fo fhem, and helping wifh fhe purchase and cafaloguing of new books are all a parf of the responsibilify of fhe EVANGELINE PETERSON: Li- brarian B A Gusfavus Adolphus College . sopho- more class advisor . loves fraveling and gardening. Physical Fitness Encouraged Physical educafion courses, re- quired of all freshmen and sopho- mores, provided a well-rounded pro- gram of physical acfivifies. Boys worked on fundamenfal sporfs skills and exercises. Girls' classes affempf- ed physical fifness fesfs, feam games, and individual and dual sporfs. A girls' inframural program was avail- able fhrough fhe Girls' Afhlefic As- sociafion, which offers a girl an op- porfunify fo win a school leffer. FRANCES ABRAMSON1 Girls' Physical Educafion and l'lealfh . . . B.S. U. of lvl .... advisor fo fhe Girls' Afhlefic Associafion . . . coach fo fhe Minnehaha Elagfwirl- ers . . . leisure fime acfivifies in- clude kniffing and parficipafing in sporfs evenfs. Students Depend on Library fs-isiss-stssss, .A-wi ff-- mwww y Warnb

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for Future Vocations lvlinnehaha offers lraining in vocalion- al skills. l-lome Economics provides edu- calion for lhe improvernenl of personal, family, and communily living. Domeslic skills such as sewing, cooking, and inle- rior decoralion are sludied. Bookkeeping, shorlhand, and Typing provide slrudenls wilh skills for everyday living as well as skills which are necessary for jobs in lhe business world., Woodwork, cabinelmaking, mechani- cal drawing, and archileclural drafling classes give sludenls shop skills, and vari- ous proiecls give lhem a chance +o use lheir crealivily in a praclical way. Charles Sulack

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'F-319' sz, SECRETARUXL AND OFFICE STAFF' sealed, Miss Janel W lc slrom, Miss Dorolhy Ben slanding, Mrs. l-larriel Lunclb g Mrs. Rulh Carlson, M Mari Tornell, Mrs. Louise Dahl M J W FS. UDB Cl Marcus Cordes Al Spielcer Staffs Are Vital to School Functioning ll lalces many people lo run Min- nehaha smoolhly. Secrelaries. recep- lionisls, and boolclceepers worlced bie- hind lhe ollice doors doing lhe pa- per work necessary lor school opera- lion. Through lhe rouline laslcs ol dil- loing lesls, pulling oul bullelins .and keeping records lhe ollice slall in- direclly helped each sludenl. More noliceable loul less appreci- aled was lhe cuslodial slall. These congenial and hard-worlcing men lcepl lhe school clean and in good repair despile olher ellorls by sludenls. Mainlaining lhe campus also lcepl lhe cuslodians busy oulside all year long. The challenge ol leeding nearly 300 liniclcy ealers was mel each day by lhe school cooks. ln addilion lo preparing and serving lwo lunches each day lhey also helped wilh olher leas, banguels. and luncheons. KITCHEN STAFF: Mrs. Sarah Olson lhPl M M +P b , Mrs. Ellen Carler, M Ed g g V, fi, 6