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Floor Plan, Church School Addition, Fenno – Renolds – McNeil, architects (June 10, 1955). The education wing addition realized the original 1926 design vision. Second Floor Plan, Church School Addition, Fenno – Renolds – McNeil, architects (June 10, 1955). The education wing addition realized the original 1926 design vision.