Cotner University - Croaker Yearbook (Bethany, NE)

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I AYLSWORTH CLUB

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gBl:JLL DOG ,Q f M -xg-.4.Z Student Volunteer Band The Student Volunteer organization is composed of a band of stu- dents knit together by the common purpose of becoming foreign mission- aries. In so purposing they have become members of the National Student Volunteer Movement, which has for its motto The evangelization of the world in this generation. The Work of the Volunteers is to obtain new recruits, to strengthen the purpose of all students who have decided to become foreign mission- aries, and to keep them in close touch with the needs of the different fields. Weekly meetings of the band are held and thus an active and intelli- gent interest in foreign missions is maintained. The Volunteer Band aims to arrange its activities and meetings in such a Way that every student will be brought to a careful and serious consideration of his life Work in its relation to the World's great need. President ..................., ..,,..... B urrus Thomas Vice-President ...........,.. ....... A nna Kraimer Secretary-Treasurer .,.,.... ........ L awrence Berry Aylswortli Club Q This organization, named in honor of Dr. Aylsworth, is composed of student ministers and those interested in ministerial work. Its pur- pose is to deepen the spiritual life of its members. This is accomplished through prayer and consecrated meetings Where questions of vital interest are discussed. It is also the purpose of the club to develop a more fra- ternal spirit among the men and to encourage students to enter the ministry. President ................... ....... C laude Duncan Vice-President ......,....... ........ W m. Goodell Secretary-Treasurer ........ .,.,..,,, F rank Cook ., it IQZZ ---- .... Page One Hundred Twenty-tive

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THE BULL DOG Alpha Kappa Pi The Alpha Kappa Pi Club was organized during December 1921 under the direction of Miss Margaret McMillan, girls' gymnasium in structor. The club is for the purpose of furthering interest n girls athletics at Cotner. Membership can be gained only by the winning of one hundred points in different activities as skating, basketball, tennis etc Those winning two hundred points are awarded a Cotner C , While fou hundred points gain a sweater. Fifty points may be gained in each activ ity. Club meetings are held every two weeks, and interesting eatei tain ments given at that time. OFFICERS FOR 1921-1922 President ...or...,.,....,.,.,.,,,.,i,,,,,.,,..i,,,,,,, Vice-President ..u....,,. Secretary .....,,i,.... Treasurer ......r,,,...,,r,,,,,,rr Sergeant-at-Arms ..,,.u,,... Press Correspondent ......., Director .... , ....,........r.,,,,,. :rni.,Lg::r:1grfrt'1,,,.'i:T':1: :Yi,.ii. r -I-if V 1 1922 ,,,Henrietta DeMott ,.......Helen Rowland ...,,.........Ruth Elarth Martha Ann Evans ..........Alice Longnecker .........u...,Leslie Olston .,.,.,,Margaret McMillan ' Vf T!l'lT 'ff.'T ' ff. 'f'IT T I1'f'I... l'lIT YT.'lITf'1fI1f' If 'IT Page One Hundred Tu