Ottawa University - Ottawan Yearbook (Ottawa, KS)

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'Wr- , AVA: '. 3 .ls-1-32. Vg? A 5 A Q E A 5 Q lf A 3 H l A , gp l i i I ll H' l l V1 l , S . 5 1 l Q lf it .E 2, l L , ll , i ' I l l li ll H ll il ll .wifi ate: f . I-ANS I-Le if T258 ,, E .. ....,. .,.,..-.,., -s...gi l Y. W. C. A. To Win girls to Christ, to train them up in Christ, to send them out in Christ is the motto of the Young Wom,en's Christian Association. As one's education is not complete unless the spiritual life is developed along with the mtellectual, the activities of the organization all center around this threefold purpose. ' The cabinet is composed of the four elected members: President, Vice- President, Secretary, and Treasurer, and nine committee chairmeng they act in the capacity of executive committees, directing the work of the Association. President .... .WINSTON EASLEY Vice-President . . LORENE OWEN Secretary . VERA HENDERSON T reasnrer . . F AYE CUSHING Academy . . ELNORA HEATH Bible Study . . . . RACHEL STEIN Big Sister E. . . . JOSEPHINE HOLMAN Freshman Commission . . BERTHA DEAN Publicity . . . DOROTHEA SHARP Religions Meetings . DOROTHY FOSTER Social . . PAYE REICHERTER Social Service . . RUTH JOHNSON World Fellowship . GLADYS GARNETT Page so -il-arf ' - F- f - ----Q.-.- ....,.. ........,--.-.,. ,,-,,k,-,r ,-,-4nw-,- Vt,-A

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'C N' 3'3Ti?J?'!2 Z7 VE1L'XfgF ' 5.3. Jaws' fm, -1 1 . I . 1.1! an f 'Y 1 7, 5 xi V4 ,M wr mw- The Student Council The Student Council is an organization of representative students. It was organized in 1908, and later a constitution defined the power which it now exercises. These are the right of student representa- tion in student affairs, the power of making recommendations to the trustees in regard to the awarding of honors for athletics and forensics, and of making nominations for important student offices. Members are chosen from each of the four classes, and from the college and academy at large. Committees of three from the council represent the student enterprises of oratory, debate, and athletics, and are responsible to the student body. The existence and work of this body are important items which contribute to the democratic spirit found throughout the school. MEMBERS HELEN WHITNEY, Pres. NEAL EVANS, Vice-Pres. LORENE OWEN, Sec. DOROTHY BLUNT, Soc. Chair. GERALD BEHAN ELNORA HEATH MARTHA NEVIUS ROGER BEHAN RALPH FREESE RUBY WILLIS FRED BEHAN Page 89 1. In It 'S' -r f 11 H f1-- ' ' I l A i I 6 I

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ffs. ' rw: '.7-fiflifil-Li?-f.?'i .'T-ltmw7:3Z 'Wi321:?EFN5l Y. M. C. A. The chief aim of the Young Men's Christian Association in Ottawa University is to bring the men of the school into close relationship to Jesus Christ, that the principles of Christ may be real in their lives and that the Christian life may prevail in Campus life. The Y. M., C. A. recognizes the threefold development of the well-rounded educa- tion, namely, development of body, mind, and spirit. The officers and chairmen of committees form the cabinet, which transacts much of the business, and plans for the best interests of the Association. President ...... .... G ERALD BEHAN Vice-President. . . .... DWIGHT COAD Secretary. .... .... R OBERT MCC REA Treasurer. . . .... PAULTWINING Bible Study. . . .... UGLE BAILEY Campus .... .... T HEODORE PALMQUIST Employment .... . . . S7535 f1EEg3FsR Mission .... . . .RALPH FREESE Music ..... .... D ONALD SMITH Publicity. . . . .... HOWARD BANTA Social ..... .... E DWIN LEWIS Page 91 an angiyjgig ,-l46g3gggg:gg ,gm4' ' 1,' :Ai-fl,'iu.l1 A fixing' 'i' 575'2.2?E5ii'lfA?Zii-2' W i 'M-