Greenleaf Academy - Amicus Yearbook (Greenleaf, ID)

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MARTHA 0'BRIEN Editor First Semester is?-Q5 Q. RWE? Y-igka owl' men Rhoads, Ee langue , , oygrlen' so G90 5 Y W-ne, skank- over. Ma' Arlene gg ROY gt-:gee Ho s 1 on 1 Q Backfflgi 902:31 Comm , Don Lied., mwcofa. H3 Sea e 'Dey 7 Fall The Academy's monthly publication, Bear Tales was edited during the first semester by Martha O'Brien with Audrey Comfort taking over second semester. Before the year closed the responsibility of editor shifted to Mary .To George who took Bear Tales through to the end. On Mr. Armstrong's strong shoulders fell the responsibility of ad- visor and proofreader. Bear Tales reported on a large number of topics of which sports, gossip, interviews, classes and discussions are a few.

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h F K Skv DWR xo Roger Bu Y X e YY youise Mayne S-gel' v Hoovef v Dewma Mui Wx dd Iac m. may l Dick is DB9 Vg? Anne 'Yun INC dz geaie any. Glenna Yr Who stole the glue? There goes another handful of Dick's hair!! We've just got to have more ads! Why don't the rest of the pictures come? AT LAST!!!! No pictures, no writeups, no glue, no money, no more hair-Well, kids, here is your armual with the best wishes of a tired annual staff who hope you enjoy it. -Jo.

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HST ' E .signers CHAPEL Every day is highlighted by our chapels, usually twenty minutes in length, but on special occasions the time varies. During the school year a student revival is held. This year Rev. G. Franklin Allee was our evangelist, His sermons were a real blessing and several received spiritual help. Rev. Don Looney, I mean Lonie, made a big hit by making chapel very enjoyable and, at the same time, many found spiritual help. CHAPEL COMMITTEE PAYE MCCORD - DONNA SWITZER - IO ANNE TUNING MISS CRAVEN - ROY PUCKETT