Northwest Middle School - Flashback Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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DON IIANDLEY POLSTON 1'r 'A' i' An original personality came to W. M. C. last year in Don Polston, from Louisville, Kentucky. An enthu- siastic youth, with a Ilare for fun, Don has won his way into the hearts of the students. I-le is treasurer of the student body and plays the clarinet in the or' chestra. Don's greatest asset is his sterling Christian worth. Witli an undying en- thusiasm to win souls for Christ, Don is fitting himself For the ministry, by entering whole-heartedly into the re' ligious activities of the school. Isle teaches a Sunday School class, is a member of the college conference and leader of its street services, and is presi- dent of the W. Y. P. S. Don is destined to be a great power for Cod, insomuch as he humbly liollows the steps of the lowly Nazarene, and uses his many talents to Cod's glory. mm ima enema nmW was n it xr me is 1 mms an ma msn ' sm- amz. an ggi: s sm was ssmssmmsxwnfgmss .i s sssfasswiswss . ssegss ss sswgssss sw mms' mann as may ss Www s 5? ss, 55 Z- --.. I I . .I if-ffl' . we 'il ,,....l if . . llisl R l 'f 'f 4 BETTY COMER se if 1 Betty, from Knoxville, Tennessee, came to Central as a high school fresh- man in i42. Since that time, she has served as president of each of her classes, and has been assistant secretary of the P. L. S. for two terms. Betty's major activities, however, have been in the music department. She is a member of the chorus and girls' glee club and is the student body ehorister. She served for two years as secretary of the Presto Music Club, and last year she sang in Central's widely known sextette. Betty is a friend to all, and, in turn is loved by all. I-ler Christian life is a blessing to VV. M. C., as well as to the people she contacts on her trips with the girls' trio. Cod has a place in His great harvest fields for one so capable and willing as Betty.

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or-m Y , , W EVANGELINE FRENCH Dark-haired, rather quiet, musical and artistic is Vangie. She is from nowhere in particular, having traveled l the greater part of her life, but at pres- ? 15. - -. .- ent she is a resident of College hill. Evangeline came to W. M. C. in 1944. She served as secretary of P. L. S. for two years, treasurer of the student body for one year, and assistant editor of the 1944-45 Collegian. As an active member of the Presto Music Club, she sang in the sextette last year, and travels with the trio this year in the interest of the new dormitory for boys. She is a member of the executive committee of the student body, and editor of the Collegian. Evangelineis Christian character is evident in all her activities. Her ex- ample will serve as a guide to those who fill the places she will leave vacant. WHO'S WHO KATHLEEN EMBLER if if af Kay, from High Point, North Caro- lina, is self-reliant and resourceful, calm, and unruihed. Her duties seem to be performed with clock-like pre- cision. She has a smile and a cheerful word for everyone, as she goes her un- hurried way. But back of her apparent leisure are many hours of constant hard work as she competently fulfills her duties. She has served for two years as president of the Spanish Club, one year as president of P. L. S., and is a member of the P. L. S. program com- mittee. She is editor of this year's annual. Kay leaves us this year, but others will be blessed by her life as she goes to other places.

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JUNIORS Theological GEORGE MCKINLEY NALLEY WILLIAM WATKINS PIKE Easley, South Carolina Calhoun, South Carolina HELEN RUTH I-IORNE ALEXANDER Montevallo, Alabama WILLIAM EDWARD PAYNE Roanoke, Virginia SOPHOMORES SILAS WEST Dayton, Pennsylvania