Greenleaf Academy - Amicus Yearbook (Greenleaf, ID)

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BUILDING COMMITTEE f , 'QA-,,,,,,-v .r prrpp 111- .V 1, ,Jap 5 ' lf' 1' 5 at -4:,,2nQ',, 13 The hand of God has been seen i S,',,-by-5 5 l in every effort that has been .Wm ' f j p p made toward the realization of s sf 1 g,g I I' , l Q the new academty building. In -s X t ' T y in sflfiggpff the fall of 19 7, a committee p up ' jQ,gei5', 'Qjd geR'NLi,nLQQ! was appointed to choose an ar- J f A ' chitect to make the blueprint S. When finished, the new build- i Mt 4 f 3 fb f53?g ing will cost approximately j ill ,EVQ!' . 'tag,,Qgp1Q., 'hll SlBlO0,000. The classroom unit f' fs. if , will be in use next fall and yQDJ59fQ4'Z?m' tlfe will accommodate about 150 stu- dents. The second unit, to be completed as soon as possible, will consist of the auditorium, library and office. This new ultra- modern building will provide excellent facilities for commercial, science, and home economics. A new gymnasium will be added later to the north end of the classroom unit. This building is a definite answer to prayer, and, dedicated to the Lord in training and directing young lives in the kingdom, will be a monument to Christian secondary education in Boise valley.