Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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Y. W. Officers and Members Officers President ...... ...... I reng Nell Vice President .... . . . Sarah Bangs Secretary-Treasurer . . Mildred Rawley Chaplin . . . . Helen Alwood Advisors ........ Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Becker Members Gloria Adams Helen Alwood Inez Beeks Sarah Bangs Donna Borton Ferne Brindle Helen Cave Ruby Coleman Georgia Cunnington Imogene Hickman Nettie Hubbard 21 Luella Jacobs Betty Johnson Virginia Keplar Helen Lee Pearl Martin Dorothy May Byrdena Moore Connie Norris Donna Norris Catherine Nell Irene Nell Mildred Rawley Eunice Roof Leone Russell Leora Smith Ruth Smith Dorothy Stumhaugh Rita Wild Riva Williams Virginia Williams

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W If Missions Course 1 1 Harwood School of Leadership Education The Harwood School of Leadership Education is a school of advanced leadership training. It is sponsored by the Department of 'Christian Education of the United Brethren Church and is made possible, financially, by the interest from the Harwood Endowment Fund. The Endowment Fund was started in I939 and is now nearing completion. When completed it will total 5li5,ooo.O0. The majority of this fund is loaned and is bearing hve percent interest. The first Harwood School was held in March, '1 Kjell, the second in March, lQ42, and the third in lVlarch IU43. The enrollment has increased with each school bringing the total enrollment for the three schools to lfio plus several who attended as auditors. The courses offered were, Practical Evangelism, Vitalizing the Sunday School, The Total Program of Christian Education, Vitalizing the Christian Endeavor, Unifying the Church's Program, Administering and Teaching in the Vacation Bible School, and The Use of the Bible in Christian Growth. 4 Em, t Harwood , School of Leadership Training

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Y. W. Acti-vities Endeavoring to give a resume of the Y. W's 1943 activities we list the titles covering in various ways the purpose of this organization: Sept. 5- Y Mixer in gym. Sept. 24--Joint Y meeting. 8-Ping Pong tourney for girls. 54Bible Baseball. Oct. Nov. Nov. I7- African Drumbeatn Meeting. Nov. 23- Y Thanksgiving Banquet. Nov. 31-Y. W. Box Social. jan. 28-National Y. W. Week. Feb. 26-Valentine Spiderweb Party. Mar. II--Miss Alice Kline speaks on Et- tiquette and Dress Mar. 25-Talent Night. April 8-Around the World Night. April 22--Installation of officers. April - Y Retreat. June -Geneva Conference. Y. M. Activities Working with thle co-purpose of pro- moting a proper spiritual life and a proper social life, the Y. M. has been listed among the active organizations of the year. Special religious activities included prayer meetings held each Monday noon open to all men and observance of the World Day of Prayer, a service which was open to the public. Social events sponsored by Y. M. in cooperation with W. W. included the Y Mixer held on the first day of school, Thanksgiving Banquet-incidentally with turkeys served, and the Y Retreat, a day of spiritual fellowship. Lively discussions were held at sev- eral meetings on personal, spiritual and so- cial problems. 22