Will Mayfield College - Ozark Glory Yearbook (Marble Hill, MO)

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V., QOZARK GLORY '27 QQ Co OFFICERS President - ---- - Reva Smallen Vice-President - - Roena Milam Treasurer - - Annie Sherrod Secretary - - - - Mollie Robins RGLL Norma Anderson Emma Kaufman Margaret Beardslee Geraldine Malone Velva Brydon Roena Milam . Kathryn Clippard Mrs. Ethel Randall Mattie Covington Mollie Robins Maude Day Mrs. Dorothy Rolf Hazel Eaves Annie Sherrod Missouri Garner Reva Smallen Ina Holsclaw Grace Smith Mrs. N ola Huskey Pearl Smith Hazel Jennings Ruth Walker Mae Winchester The beginning of the Y. W. A. was not large this year but it was by no means disheartening. A small but earnest group of girls met and chose the officers for the year. As a result of a special drive, the membership grew from ten to twenty-four per- sons and remained at about that number during the latter part of the year. This band of girls carried on the work even though under some handicaps. Some of the things that the Y. W. A. accomplished during the year were: the raising of a sum of money :for the Sisterhood Special, some of which was lost in the fire and had to be replaceclg the observance of all the seasons of prayerg and the contributing to missions. The greatest benelit to the girls themselves was the weekly meetings in which help- ful and interesting programs were given. The Y. W. A. is a band of Young VVomen Awake and is one of the outstanding organizations of the school. l66l

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QQOZARLQ GLORY '27 QQ En O5 Miniyiemz! Zan Teacher - T. H. jenkins President - - - C, AW. Miller Vice-President - - Orville Kay Secretary - - - - O. R. Burnham Corresponding Secretary - Clarence Keathley '1'1'ea5ufer ---- ---- F l0yCi H. Rolf Olin Boyd Roscoe Pridy I. P. Conns T. R. Randall Oran Dinwitidie Roy Reynolds Wade Freeman W. E. Sutteriield Peter B. Kinsolving' I. W. Wright The purpose of this organization is to promote ministerial fellowship among its meznbersg to encourage thorough preparation for the ministryg to aid in securing appoint- ments for its membersg and to build up our denominations in Missouri and throughout the world. U ' Our class convenes regularly each week giving programs such as debates, lectures and round table discussions on vital problems concerning ministerial work. This work is led by our beloved teacher, 'l'. l-l. jenkins, who admonishes us to Earnestly contend for the faith once delivered for the saints. President Ferguson and Dean Beswick have addressed the class. We co-operate with the student body in carrying on the various school activities and with the Volunteer Band' in maintaining' a noonday prayer meeting. We lend our support to the institution in getting the school on the hearts of the people abroad. At present we have representatives from the following associations: Franklin, Reynolds, St. Louis, Cape Girardeau, Harmony, St. Francis, Charleston, and jellerson. l65l

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EZOZ.-Xlili Groxtr iZ7Q22 C, Gimbwg Volunteer mm' OFFICERS President - - - - Wade Freeman Vice-President - Mattie Covington Recording Secretary - Roenn Milam Corresponding Secretary - Ina Holsclaw Treasurer - - - - O. R. Burnham Sponsor - Rev. T. H. jenkins MEMBERS Maude Day Clarence Keathley Oren llinwicldie Pete B. Kinsofving Ester lrwin I-'earl Smith Orville Kay Leslie Tope Emma Killlfllvlll The Ginsburg Volunteer Band is it group of young people who realize the great power of 21 consecrated life. Weekly meetings are held in which great inspiration is received. The hand is also doing practical work in holding' services at surrounding churches, and personal work in the College by fostering the noon-day prayer meeting. Taking' a perspective view we see our members joyfully engaged in missionary work on the llome and Foreign lields. 9 pai l67l