Northwest Middle School - Flashback Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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RELIGICDUS VV. Y. P. S. Y, M. W. B. OFFICERS OFFICERS Szwufzdirzg-VVatts, Woocl, Gentry, S 1.6177 din g - Roberts, Phaup, Brown, Medclers. Cowart, Watts. Seated-Shigley, Alexander CPrcs- Seated--Gibson, Johnston CPresi- identl, Shaw. F dentD, Uebele. 40

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Religious Activities College Conference Activity is the life of a genuine Christian experience. The College Conference pro- vides means for that activity at Central. Long considered a leading factor in the spiritual life of the institution, the Conference has-again this year played an im- portant part in the development of Central youth for the lVIaster's use. A varied field of activity is offered to those participating in the work. From a testimony in a humble dwelling to the privilege of singing or preaching the gospel to a church congregation is the sphere of opportunity offered to its members. Under the capable leadership of Paul Hardin, the Conference has maintained its spiritual ardor. It is sure to prove a blessing in succeeding years to active young people in Cocl's service. 74.1.1 39 ' 1

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ACTIVITIES W. Y. P. S. Under the capable leadership of our president our W. Y. P. S. has twice won the district W. Y. P. S. banner and has trained efficient leaders for the work of God. The devotional services have been an inspiration and a blessing to lighten our way through the weeks. Practical and worthwhile programs with truths applicable to our everyday lives have been presented. Our W. Y. P. S. is a training station for future leaders in the church. It is our responsibility, then, to train not only capable and eflicient leaders but spiritual leaders as well. The loyalty and faithfulness of each member who has made our society a blessing and success this year is appreciated. May God continue to bless in the work and upbuilding of I-lis Kingdom. Y. IVI. W. B. The Y. M. VV. B. again has proved itself useful as an organization at W. M. C. Youth renders service at home and abroad through this group. The monthly pro- grams have been fruitful in broadening vision, intensifying prayer life, and stimu- lating benevolence. God has enabled this group to raise more than S5100 for missions this year. Two special speakers, Miss Roberta VViley and Mrs. Ruth Kelly Argo, presented our work in Africa. Our I-lome Missionary Secretary, Bev. Pr. S. Nicholson, presented Whitened Harvest Fields at I-Iomef, The fine record of the Y. M. VV. B. was made possible by the loyal zeal and sacrifice of individual students, whose love for the Kingdom is not confined by national boundaries. Truly the great commission has been carried out by Central youth in the Y. M. W. B. ' c 41 'P'