Greenleaf Academy - Amicus Yearbook (Greenleaf, ID)

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Principal and Secretar X ggincwa ERS' QTY MR N H, Vggfsgfsecte GLEWA THE NEED OF THE HOUR Where there is no vision, the people perish. It has been the vision that has kept our academy going and growing for forty years. It was vision that caused them to sacrifice through the years, coupled with afaith in God. The need of the hour is that those who have been privileged to graduate from its halls may grasp and carry the torch of our founders with renewed devotion. God is certainly calling and using the young people of this generation to call America back to faith in God. The great national revivals are being headed by young men. The challenge comes to all young men and women who go from our academy to take their places of responsibility and leadership in God's plan for this age. This must be a time of all-out support and earnest prayer that God will con- tinue to use young people to carry His message to a Godless world. This is the need of the hour.

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CHURCH AND P AST OR i Greenleai Academy ls located this On the southeast corner oi the campus o beautliul church. Many splrltual blesslngs have come to the students and iaculty ln attendlng the services oi thls church. The pastor oi the church ls John ll. Baxter. He ls alded by hls lovely vllie, Thelma. Many are the dutles whlch come to any pastor, but especlally to one who must attend the splrltual problems oi a hlgh school also. Rev. Baller has d we hope as students we have not beentoo much been continually on the iob an oi a problem. Pnsron :onli smiles and WWE- 'CUNY 'nd IOY' Y x