Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Students Use Scientific Method The science department has expanded its field of study with the purchase of new equipment. General science and biology courses obtained a newly equipped laboratory and the chemistry class received many pieces of new glassware. Physics also received new equipment including a Bell Telephone Wave Machine. Experiments penetrating light behavior, electron movement, and genetic materialization helped broaden students knowledge on the intricacies of the universe. If really iust a simplo computer. explains Jim Satterberg. I still say it's two milligrams ovorwcight. Kathy Blake. Virgil Johnson. 24

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Bible Broadens Basis of Faith The goals of the Bible courses were to motivate the students at M.A. to learn about their own church denomination as well as world religion. Freshmen concentrated on the creation and Israel's history. Attention was given to the Gospels during the second semester suggested understanding of God's word and revelation in Christ. Integrated study of secular and religious history incorporated the sophomore world history and Bible courses into one. The new course which met seven periods a week, was organized around topics rather than chronological history. New Testament books were the nuclei of the juniors as they studied the life of Christ. Job, Psalms, and Proverbs suggest application of the lessons learned by these spiritual fathers to modern life situations. This was the theme of the senior Bible studies. Chaplain Michael Halleen Chaplain Wallace Pratt Logical Thinking WALLACE PRATT Freshman Bible, Senior Bible . . . Auasburg College. B.A. . . . San Diego Pastoral Counseling Institute, graduate work . . . enjoys music and gardening. MICHAEL HALLEEN . . . Junior Bible. Sophomore Bible ... U. of M., B.S....... Fuller Theological Seminary, B.D. ... interests include athletics and music. ANN DYBVIG . . . General Mathematics, Algebra I . . . Augustana College, B.A. . . . advisor to the election committee ... enjoys sewing, cooking, and decorative arts. HARVEY LUNDIN . . . Higher Algebra. Solid Geometry and Trigonometry. College Algebra . . . Augsburg College, B.A. . . . U. of Illinois, M.S. . . . Macalaster College, M.Ed. . . . tennis coach, audio visual director. chess club advisor. LILLIAN NYHOLM . . . Plane Solid Geometry, Geometry, Business Math ... U. of M., B.S. . . . chairman of freshman advisors . . . faculty advisor for the Finance Committee ... enjoys traveling.

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to Examine Natural Processes GERALD SWANSON . . . Chemistry, Physics, Higher Algebra and Trigonometry ... U. of M.. B.S., M.A., M.Ed. . . . enjoys gardening and family activities. WILLIS OLSON . . . Biology. Chemistry . . . U. of M., Duluth. B.S. ... U. of Wisconsin, M.S. . . . U. of M., graduate work for a Ph.D. . . . ski club advisor . . . enjoys canoeing, sailing, skiing, and music. WENDELL CARLSON . . . Biology . . . Augsburg College, B.A. . . . basketball coach . . . driver training instructor . . . enjoys sports activities and Christian summer camp work.