Greenleaf Academy - Amicus Yearbook (Greenleaf, ID)

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Rev Jul A FEW CHAPEL SPEAKERS On October 28, the student body was privileged to hear Bev. Julian Rose from Chicago. He illustrated his message withrnuect lessons which were inspiring to all. Several students helped him with his magic tricks. On November 2, Mr. and Hrs. Ralph Chapman were the special speakers in chapel. It was a privilege for the students to hear news from the missionaries in Bolivia. Dr.Etwood Bulgin from Long Beach,Ca11fornia spoke to the students at the church on January 27 using the subject UThe Triu ph of the Cross.' On February 3, Mr. Howard Gardin from Boise, was the guest speaker. In this chapel the student body and faculty' witnessed a gracious out-pouring of the Holy Spirit. Nearly all the students received special help at the altar. This unusual and outstanding chapel was definitely an answer to prayer. The students always' give Rev. Hubert Mardock a cor- dial welcome when he visits chapel occasionally. Last fall, he gave a series of messages on prophecy which was enlightening to the students. His sermons are ap- pealing to young people and are a help to spiritrzal growth. Q. a ian'R0S9 Howard Gardin Rev. Hubert Murdock

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J HOME: Econoulcs III Eeft t ri t- h 1'un?.ng,ggorter, Larrance, Mardock, Bouty, Calhoun Holton, Hoover, Craven An advanced course in home economics was offered to the jumnrand senior girls this year for the first time in the history of'theAcai- emy. Besides sewing and cooking, other problems in connection with family relationships, child care, fashions, etc.- have been studied The class has also enjoyed motion pictures on nutrition. On February 26, the class prepared and served a formal dinner to the Junior and senior boys using the Qggggg Eggglggtgg theme. lliltlkiilkfllk She may dress in-silk or dress in satin She may know the language of Greek and fatin, Hay know fine arts, may love and sigh, She is no good if she can't make a pie. -8.'l1th01' 1mh1GWI1--