Northwest School of Agriculture - Red River Aggie Yearbook (Crookston, MN)

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i,N.W.S.A. Another Dream Comes True One of the cherished dreams of the Northwest School people came true last fall. During the summer a beautiful new gymnasium costing seventy-five thousand dollars was erected on the south side of the campus. The building, which is the largest of its kind in the northwest, contains not only a main floor forty-five by ninety feet, but also a swimming pool, so beautifully equipped and appointed that everyone unites in prais- ing it. The remodeled Kiehle building with its new arrangement of oHices and increased library space is just as great a source of joy, but the living room of the school, the beautiful new auditorium on the second Hoor of Kiehle is, perhaps, the thing that means the most to all of us. It will seat nearly half again as many as the old 'audi- torium, and besides being a beautiful and fully equipped room, it is acoustically as near perfect as possible. Out of the dreams of those first far-seeing pioneers in the cause of Agricultural education in Minnesota came the first beginnings of this school. A duck-pond was made into an experiment station-a swamp was made the site of a school of Agricul- ture where boys and girls might learn that most essential trade of all-Farming. One at a time, buildings were added through the efforts of men who felt that this school had a work to do that was worthy of the support of the State of Minnesota. Now in the completing of these splendid new buildings, the dreams of the present day pioneers are coming true. If those who started this fine institution on its way had as much happiness from seeing their first dreams come true as we have had in seeing this continued fulfillment of their dreams, their satisfaction and their reward must have been very great indeed. Sixty-three X