Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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(Right) Jtff Prut (12) and Brum John mu (II) art ktsl [funds in thr play. (Below) Virginia Bttfgrtn (12). Jason Carlson (12), Chnstm Rut (10). Anmant An Jo! mo (12). Brian Johnson (ID. Jtff Prut (12) and EJissa lamd (II) art thr asI for tht [all play. (Left to Right) Tom TtnCalt. Plan St a nit y. Mary Rowland, Ginny Btrxxrtn, F.rsn Ptitrs. Jason Carlson. Sstt FugltStad, F.nn Zitbarth, Cathy Haskins. Chnstm Rut. Anmant Andohno. Brian Johnson. Jtj[ Prut. Fdissa Lund. Tina Frantzyk. Ilopt Emtnon, Margarti O'Nti l. Cdydt lamd. Matt Lant. It larumisuJm Play is earnest And for the 1986 Emmy Awards, the envelope please . . . and the winner are Anmarie Andolino (12), Virginia Bcrggren (12), Jason Carlson (12), Brian Johnson (11), Matthew Lane (10), Elissa Lund (11), Jeff Price (12) and Christin Rue (10). What a coincidence! They all starred in Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest” at Minnehaha Academy at 7:30 on November 3 on the North Campus stage. The play was directed by Mr. Clyde Lund, assisted by English teacher Miss Kathy Haskins. Mr. Lund formerly worked at the Chanhassen Dinner Theater and assisted in getting sets and costumes from the theater. Thtst two mtn pursut thtst two womtn. 22 Fall Play

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(Below))tff SmuM j J Sin Krahn ta trly juju antomtri in tbx bookitort NHS recognized Students were once again inducted into the National Honor Society- after being recognized in the areas of character, service, leadership, and scholarship. Juniors had to complete one semester with a cumulative GFA of 3-3 and seniors with a cumulative GPA of 3.0. Students in NHS were in charge of running the bookstore before school and during lunch hours. They also performed other volunteer services both in and out of school under the direction of Dr. Greener. Members were screened by a faculty committee. Students were notified in March and inducted at the student-run ceremony at Bethlehem Covenant Church. Students chose speakers, music and scripture for the service. Msrk 8r», f Mathletes place second Comparing the math team meets to those of a track meet, Mathlctc coach Brian Peterman described what would take place at one of the five meet during the season. Taking place on Mondays, the meets consisted of five different events, each representing a specialized skill. The first four events were individual, including a math quiz of four problems. The fifth was a team event in which all eight players participated. At the end of the meet the four individual scores wrt tallied, along with the fifth event. Aong the seven teams competing, the one with the highest score would win the meet. After five meets, beginning in November and continuing through February, all the scores were totaled to come up with one overall score. The Minnehaha Mathletes placed second in their conference. flrwa fiumj a (Second Row) Ben Robert . Eru Mit, Brian Jobtton, Cun Slitnitra, Carla Barr:. Pntr Watbtrg. (First Carlton, LmJa Ijindin, Tojra Camkrll, Tom Ktrity, and Tim Julin. 4 NHS Math Tram