College of Wooster - Index Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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is' '21 Qibristian QEnheahnr ESTMINSTER Christian Endeavor Society has set a high mark for itself this year. lt has. by its membership of two hundred and fifty, be- come known as the largest Christian Endeavor Society in the State. if not in the United States. It has also conducted a membership campaign which has netted one hundred and fifty new members, and has sponsored a Christian Endeavor Expert Class, which graduated some fifty new experts. Arthur E. Vifhitney, of the State Christian Endeavor Society, giving the Commencement ad- dress. It has organized a union of all the smaller Christian Endeavors in the county. and brought them into closer co-operation, and observed Christian En- deavor llfeek in February, having out-of-town speakers, special Chapel exercises, a good.,old-fashioned Christian Endeavor Social, and a banquet at the American House, - A great portion of the credit for this success must be given to Wlillis B. Townsend, the president, whose splendid ability to organize, and whose whole-V souled enthusiasm in the projects made possible to a large degree their success. Wiith a new corps of officers, including the new president, james Young, XN'est--- , minster Christian Endeavor, is rightfully looking forward -to a great year. E ' ORGANIZATION V President - A Hfillis Townsend 1 Vice-President - - blames Young U Corresponding Secretary Dorothea Buchanan l Recording Secretary - Pauline McKinney 1 Treasurer - - - Lloyd Evans COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN john Lynn Harry Cotton Martha Madory John Charlton lYillard Strahl Miles Martin Paul McKinney Doris McFarland - Paul Cotton Boyd Case Pauline XYalker Grace Long Florence Kirkpatrick Mildred Xlitzler Margaret Barnes Lucile Critchlow Flo Stauffer B Robert Remy ' - Page One ,lll71'dI'C'd ftc'eIz'c

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I u I The QBsnar Q. Zlaills Cdlluh HIS year the Oscar A. Hills Club has been stronger than ever. It is com- Q posed of the students who have decided to enter the ministry, and meetings l are held once a month at the home of President VVishart. At these times l the meetings are either spent in the discussion of some question which is a prob- ! lem to embryonic ministers, or the group is addressed by some noted speaker. Our l new President, Dr. XfVishart, has been especially helpful in his suggestions, and his ideals for the future of XVooster have given the Club a great deal of inspira- tion and enthusiasm to pursue diligently the high calling of Christian service. The 4 object of this organization is to provide a clearer conception of the demands of this calling, OFFICERS I l President - ' john K. Lynn I Vice-President - XV. E. Stokesbcrry l Secretary - Lloyd Evans i l Rott C. N. Bakker M. M. Knappen T Thos. Baxter C. C. Light R. T. Bonham K. Lynn I A A. M. Chisholm H. C. Meclui-C 1 F. O. Christopher D. L. Mezzotero L I. N. Cornwell H. S. Paisley . i J. H. Cotton G. H. Rutherford 5 T. L. Coyle 'K. C. Seele f H. T. Curtiss XV E. Stokesberry Q 1 W1 H. Dilts NV TN. Strahl 1 Q' P. P. Elliot - M. D. Tibbals i L. Evans NV B. Townsend T P. B. Forry H. TN. Vandersall C. H. Goshorn C. M. Young E. G. Harris T. C. Young il. E. Jackman YV. XV. Young Page Ona huzzdred fozzrfvm