Northwest Middle School - Flashback Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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I I Alumni Association The alumni are that increasing group of Central College stu- dents that have gone out to till places in life. The distinguish- ing factor is that they endeavor to serve their a higher motive than that of mere material that one may realize the benefits of Christian ing at Central, the following interesting data fellovvmen from gain. ln order Character build- is given. From the ranks of former students and graduates have come 94 preachers, 5 foreign missionaries, 9 conference presidents, 9 of the present faculty, 80 teachers, lO trained nurses, 3 physicians, 2 dentists, 2 attorneys, and l city mayor. Surely such an array as this of persons who have been influenced by Christian education will prove the value of Central College to the church, the nation, and the world. 9 -Hl'if 50 at

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P.L.S DEBATE TEAN1 Gi rls-Slia W, Nl. Evatt C l'lHil'fI71U1'1-Afgfl Boys-I.. Evatt, Johnston 1 ' ni si Debating Realizing the value of debating as a means of developing reasoning, clear thinking, and eiiective speaking, the leaders of the two literary societies agreed to enter their best clebaters in friendly inter- society forensic contests. Questions of national importance were debated, K.L.S DEBATE TEAN1 Boys-Bowling. Watts Cl'zair-r1'1a1f'z-Wood Girls-Slrigley, Brown QIi!llllllllllIiilIlHElBWW3 49 M'lllIllllIllllIlliiili!B-

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