Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 Someday Minnehaha will have a Janet! Sno-Daze takes off Principal Ken Greener made a surprise appearance in the senior class Sno-Daze program, Footless, to Finish off Sno-Daze week, February 10-15. The program ended a week of broomball, spirit days, and a pep fest. The program was a take-off of the movie Footloose” with students trying to get a banquet instead of always having dances. Jason Carlson and Andrew Eklund had lead roles as Biff and Jim. Dr. Greener came in during the play, acting out a skit with announcers Chris Molke and Eric Greener. The play was directed by Mrs. Janet Johnson and Miss Carolyn Forscll. Skits included The Senior Shuffle , The Whiners, and Chris and Eric playing Bob and Doug McKenzie as the announcers. Along with the progam, the week was filled with events to involve students. The Resurrection of Tilman Riemenschnieder, a senior team, won the annual Sno-Daze broomball tournament. They defeated A.S.B.O.J., a sophomore team, 5-0 in the championship game to take the broomball trophy. Spirit days were scarf day, sweatshirt, stuffed animal day, ribbon day and red and white day. The week was highlighted by a pep fest, and ended with each student receiving a carnation at the end of the day on February 14. II S’ Jut Cathy Carr. Ginny Berrgren. Sharon Fiihrr. Ufa Ragan and Lee Aldrteh in te Ufa Ragan girls' room. 8r».v Andrew Eklund. Mark lahman, Phi! Ktrih, Jason Carlton and Mtkt Manhard art toriurtd with roek mune. 20 Sno-Daze

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(Far Below Left) Robert Potwad (12) pun bn pin on bn dan. (Left) Kathy Preui (11), Ryan Sian, (11). St err Stacy (II) and Karen Nagel (11) pote at the drive-in. (Below) Sbelly lair ion (12) and lan land-tay (12) lake a break. H lamm Wm H Lon— bo ui Cruising, bopping to Sadie Turn back now to the 1950's, known as the fabulous fifties, to a time when Saturday nights would be spent at the local drive-in or cruising in dad's Chevy. Picture girls in poodle skirts and pigtails bopping around to the latest release by Elvis. Imagine James Dean and the Fonz look-alikes with leather jackets pulling combs through their grease-slicked hair. Junior-Senior Sadie tried to recapture these times. To add to the fun they also went rollerskating, a favorite pastime for teens in the fifties. Sadie took place on December 12th. After an evening of skating, the couples returned to school for games, contests and a treat at the soda fountain. There was plenty of entertainment: hula-hoop contests, bubble-blowing contest and a snowmobile was awarded to the owner of the correct ticket number. As Brian Sicck (11) found out, it turned out to be a snow mobile. Overall Sadie was a pleasant experience, a change from the usual western theme. By Christy Anderson Sadie 19

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Jay Hagstrom, Ted Beale. Christo Statrou and Alex Kauis strutttn' for fun. Biff takes Jim down senior hall for the first lit It tann Sttjin Boh and Doug Rite a geography lesson, eh. while llosehead takes a nap. Sno-Duze 21