George Fox University - L'Ami Yearbook (Newberg, OR)

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Putnam Green Hampton iimulall Everest Dimond Menls Athletic Association THE M. A. A. of Pacific College is an organization of all men in the school to promote and sponsor athletics on the campus. The.association this year sponsored football, basketball, baseball, and tennis, and provided all equipment for these sports. The M. M?- as charge of all gate re- ceipts taken in during athletmgon sts at the college. This year, because of lack of mfw31ey,penses were curtailed a great deal and there was w' m k contest. The men of the c of four officers and faculty adviser. The Putnam, president; erest, secretary; Ne ior representative, I icxtewf council and were as .-110 s... . .. ans .x fin, football; Ray Robert Nordyke,

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Met'racken Coulson Kendal! Vl'ilson i'haate J ones Otis Seeley Pembertou Y. W. C. A. PIRITUAL, social. mental, and physical growth of stu- dent character is the aim of the Young Women's Chris- tian Association. Meetings are held at the chapel hour each Wednesday throughout the year. All women in school are welcome. The deputation and social welfare commit- tees contribute as much as possible to the community life. With the aid of the Y. M. C. A., a reception for new students is held at the first of each semester. The two Christian associations carry one a Weekly prayer meeting that benefits all who attend. The two groups edit and dis- tribute to all students a handbook of information concern- ing organizations, traditions, ,sehool-calendarr, school yells and songs. The women sponsor a big andrlittle sister move ment, a Christmas barty for poor children, a mothersl tea, and a May breakfast. I a Ruthanna McCrackenl as 'pi'esident has guided the or- ganization with Margaret Coulsb'n, tries president; Doris Darnielle, secretary; Maryl Brooks, treasurer. Committee chairmen were: Dorothy Ghoate, Christian world education; Peggy Otis, social; Isabella Wilson, deputation; Marjorie Seely, social service; Rachel Pemberton, music; and Thelma Jones, publicity. l Pembertoa Brooks

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Hraithwaitr L. M'ilsmt Pt-mherton Vt'ihle 1. Wilson Stewart Sperry Hague Jack Garrett Woments Athletic Association 0 CREATE good sportsmanship and thereby promote women,s athletic activities is the goal of the W. A. A. All college women enrolled for physical education or work- ing for letters are automatically classed as members of the organization. This past year the W. A. A. has brightened the wom- ents locker room in the gym with interior decorations. Such activities as volleyball, baseball, hiking, tennis, and archery are encouraged. The duties of managers for each sport are to schedule games, keep records of each player, and recommend awards to the comlcil. The council for 1935-36 included: Isabella Wilson, pres- ident; Violet Braithwaite, vice-president; Janet Jack, sec- retary-treasurer; and managers-Emma Hogue, volleyball; Lucy Wilson, basketball; Rachel Sperry,' baseball; Ruth Wilde, hiking; Corilda Stewart, tennis; and Rachel Pember- ton, archery. '