Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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OUR PRESIDENT SPEAKS You have been daily confined to the school situation for some six hours of concentrated work — at least, we assume that it was concentrated. Bells have dictated your coming and going.” Under the supervision of the instructors you have been handed assignments with the sufferable deadline over your head. Tests — true and false, multiple choice, or essay — kept you from unrestrained freedom. Some of the things you have done whether you liked them or not. Other tasks you have learned to like. I hope that not a few of you have caught the spirit of your studies and have developed a hunger to know more. Then, there may lx? the choice soul or two who enjoyed everything done. From here on in, whether it be college or work, you are more on your own. The adventure is fraught with glory. Through the restraints of high school we feel that you have learned inner self-discipline and those large habits which prepare you for the mature use of freedom. “For you were called to freedom, brethren; only do not use your freedom as an opportunity for the flesh, but through love be servants of one another.” When Christ is the Commander-in-Chief of our lives, we are free to serve Him in service to mankind. You’ve got one life — make every ounce of blood count for the Kingdom of God. 13 President

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Our President 12 REV. ARTHUR W. ANDERSON

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Our Principal 14 LAWRENCE H. BENGTSON