Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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.Ei my --- ouR PRESIDENT SPEAKS i------- The school has waited forty years for your class. We feel that you have been worth all the Waiting. The school was founded in the faith that edu- cation under a Christian philosophy would develop your whole being and fit you to serve the will of Cod in the present age. We have not been blind to what has been transpiring in your lives. Stature has come into your characters. Minds have come to think in line with the mind of Christ. For some these years at Minnehaha have meant finding Christ as the door into life. All the dreams of yesteryeafs pioneers, all the prayers of people, all the sacrifices to maintain the school through a depression slump, all the heart-filled love poured out year after year by the faculty converge in you. Your teachers join me in saying: Greater joy have I none that this, to hear of my Children walking in the truthf' III Iohn 4. May God make you tough enough to endure hardnessv, wise enough to know you know little, and loving enough to care about a lost world for whom Christ died. ARTHUR W. ANDERSON President

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