Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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EXPANSION The theme “Expansion was chosen for our Year Book with definite purpose, for it was this year that the Northwest-Minnehaha Advance was launched to meet the ever-growing demands of our school. The Expansion plans call for the early erection of a new auditorium-gymnasium, with ample equipment for chapel services, physical education, and music studios. The present gymnasium is to he remodelled into classrooms and administrative offices. Adding a very distinctive and unique appearance, a circular annex will connect the two present buildings into one complete unit. The future plans call for facing the entire campus and buildings toward the River Drive. The architect has sketched an attractive landscape with converging drives and walks. A high steepled chapel will eventually be erected on the corner of Thirty-first Street and Forty-seventh Avenue; this edifice will add much to the spiritual emphasis of the school. Yes—today Minnehaha confronts greater needs and broader horizons than ever before. We, as students, pray that this vision of our president, for a greater and better Minnehaha Academy, will soon materialize. Page Six

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REVEREND CLARENCE A. NELSON, President B.A. Macalcster College, North Park Theological Seminary, Graduate Studies, University of Minnesota A tireless worker whose great Christian vision could be satisfied with nothing less than a greater Minnehaha. Therefore, the Nortlnvest-Minnchaha Advance. Pago Soven