Central Normal College - Centralian Yearbook (Danville, IN)

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GL X af IA N. Y.A First Row-Goen, Johnson, Scott, Tribby, Watkins, Wilson, E, Jones, Boswell. Second Row-E. Meeks, Barker, Lane, Mclferran, Reutier, M, Meeks, L Nichols, Third Row--Walker, Winslow, Nichols, Bowles, Wesbay, Percifield, Fourth Row-Mchlaffie, Beurner, Greenwood, Dr, l-lightower, Ford, Wade. The National Youth Administration lN.Y,A.l under the cop- able direction of Dr, P, R, l-lightower, professor of education, has been flourishing for the past four years, This organization started for the purpose of assisting those financially unable to attend col- lege and has promoted many worthwhile activities. Dramatics, kin- dergarten, clerical work, Boy Scout work, pageantry, and research, are only a few of the worthwhile activities that the organization has carried on throughout the year. N. Y. A has about forty students engaged in various activities this year. The Dramatic group under the direction of Mrs, Meeks has presented several interesting plays both here and in surrounding towns. Altogether the lXl.Y.A. has had a very successful and interesting year. KC, J ll N X515 ,V -xv sa ,1 T, I is -is E 0

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W. A. A. First Row: Thelma Tribby, lneva Clark, Zedo Mae Bowles, Thelma Morton, Lethia Wilson. Second Row' Imogene Winslow, Jessie Watkins, Wilma Sutherlin, Mildrej Morkland, June Westbay, Lena Nicholson Third Row' Evelyn Gray, Beulah Bryant, Mary Miller, Mary Elizabeth Myers, Justine Craig, Miss Langston, The Women's Athletic Association was organized in l932. The purpose of this organization is to promote athletic activities tor women, to increase interest in athletics, to set a high standord of sportsmanship and wholesome living, and to taster a spirit ot ser- vice to the college. Any girl enrolled in Central Normal College is eligible tor membership when she has successfully passed the required achieve- ment test and paid her annual dues, Captains ot various sports are appointed by the president. Points are given, tor basketball, tennis, hiking, archery, and bose- ball, Two and one-halt points are received tor each mile at con- ducted hiking and tive points are received tor each hour ot all other sports, Tournaments are held in the various sports at the end ot each term, When a girl has earned tive hundred points she is award- ed a large purple letter lhll, when she has earned one thousand points she is awarded a sweater, Officers ot the organization are President, Lethio Wilson, Vice President! Mary Miller, Secretary-Treasurer, Evelyn Gray, Point Cap- tain, Justine Craig, Sponsor, Miss Anna Langston. N -57- I Q

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N.Y.A. KINDERGARTEN This project ot the National Youth Administration serves a two-told purpose in the community and on the campus. lt provides training for the children and furnishes experience tor the students who are especially interested in the pre-school phase of child train- ing and primary education, This school is open to any child between the ages ot three and six years in the community. The kindergarten has had several par- ties sponsored by one ot the group. Such activities as drawing and construction, stories, dramatization, songs, and games in which the social phase is stressed, are enjoyed by the children, 1591 Xi x ,flaw , - l X . kiwi N