Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Rev. Palmquist adjust cap of his ton Kent, a M.A. graduate of 1960. Rev. A. Eldon Pulmquist, acting president of Minnehaha Academy for the past year, is not new to Minnehaha. Coming originally from St. Paul he attended high school at Minnehaha, graduating in the class of 1930. After his graduation from Macalester College and North Park Theological Seminary, Rev. Palmquist served churches in Lock-port. Illinois, Spokane, Washington, and Chicago, Illinois. Five years ago the Palmquist family returned to the Twin Cities when he was called to serve the Edina Covenant Church of which he is still the pastor. Through the years Rev. Palmquist has followed with interest the progress of our school. In 1957 he was elected to serve as president of our Board of Education. In September, 1959 when Rev. Arthur Anderson accepted the call to teach at North Park, Rev. Palmquist assumed the office of acting president. We have been grateful for his presence on our campus this year. His inspiring chapel talks, his friendly smile and greeting, his dignified and capable leadership have been much appreciated. R v. Palmquist' word or very challenging, and he give ut a special enlightenment every time he speak . 27

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Kev. J. Eldon Palmquist Acting President 26

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Our principals are always The scope of his knowledge is broad and comprehensive. This knowledge he imparts to all students of Minnehaha. Mr. Bengtson is admired and respected by faculty and students alike for his Christian demeanor and leadership. In his position as Principal, Mr. Bengtson has a great responsibility which he has fulfilled to its fullest. As a Modem Problems teacher he seeks to guide his students to better citizenship. Mr. Bengtson is always willing to give counsel and guidance to all who seek it. Mr. Bengtson is a shining example of the principles he teaches and of tne Christian precepts he embraces. J4r. JCawrence M. Bengtson, Principal 28