Wheaton Academy - Compass Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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. . and future plans nh ILON We have seen the Lords hand un one hundred years of the Academys past we have re lnved one year of the present It as natural then to look to the fu ture What does God have for Wheaton Academys future? Or IS anythmg that can be sand about the future merely speculatnon'P God has already glven maternal evidence of a bright future In the form of plans for a new Director s Resndence Also there are plans for enlarglng the schools curruculum by addung an lndustrlal arts course and a commercxal arts malor So In one quick glance we see continued prosperlty tn the future, for Wheaton Academy The sensors who graduated wnth the Class of 1953 are begmmng to take thelr places In the future of a very challenging and almost frightening world Never before nn hustory have graduatmg sensors had so much responsnblllty as world cntlzens Now as never before must we learn to rely on Jesus Chrlst for the future And although Wheaton Academys maternal progress IS clearly seen, there are more Important needs of a school whnch If un heeded mean destructuon of standards But we have the promlse of Phllllplans 1 6 He which hath begun cl good work In you wall perform ut untnl the day of Jesus Christ 1 DU 1 cv L5 u L al. lil l 5 xsutiy fl Archutects sketch of the new directors home 129 I 51 rn L ' ls... 1 . ,z W, ' ' U ' T'T ' . ---- 5.1 , xi-. .. L - + - Y . A.. - ,.. Y V lu g . . ...-.. ...'..- , .1...- , .. .. iii ' 7 ' . xc ' , . ti . Q nh Y nn ..-,-- . . V H I' I.. . ..--T , il L l . , 'l L 1 s. , - I. - 4. .4 . ' ' ' ' Q ' ' ... 4 I ' I 1 . h r ' .L l ' K -1.7 ' V I O, 1 , f 1 . .1-,, ,- I ..- . 5' I , - ' - Z - I-N ' ---- - ---- it 1 s, , 3 ' - -' M Y Y VY t-1:3 I' Y H 'T'1Z.. . ' 33:1 liig , I ' l ' l A . 1 , Q 5 ' ' ' ' 'l 5. T l 3 N W 3-c'-' gj-f-f'7e ? T-js -' ' 2.--l- .1 s ,Je !5!,.L,-.S ' A ' '4' vu AY on casxu l ill Cl lillQ. It ma suv 4 anc- gg... s Wil '08, Unix - 1 - 1 , . I l ' I . - 1 I ' I . . . , , . . . . I , . . I -