Grand Island College - Islander Yearbook (Grand Island, NE)

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J-fr V. ,,- .. Nm., Q JN s-rm ef' 1 f wa - .1-r w , .V iliarultg Gllllh Some seven years ago, the Faculty Club was organized, to which be- long all of the College faculty and the wives of married members. The purpose of the society is to promote sociability, and to foster mutual in- terest in the work of the various departments of the College. To accomplish these aims, a committee carefully arranges and an- nounces the year's schedule of monthly meetings, early in the School year. Thus each member has an opportunity to plan ahead, for his share in the entertainment and program, and for his attendance at all of the gather- mgs. . The present club year opened with an autumn breakfast at the home of Professor and Mrs. Knox, at which the new faculty members were guests. The January meeting was a. banquet at the Hotel Yancy. Presi- dent and Mrs. Carrell of Nebraska Central College were guests. President Carrell delivered an address, The Challenge of Youth to Education. As the Various members appear on the programs from time to time, they speak on subjects of their own or the committee's choice. Appropriate decorations and refreshments are features of each meeting. The season will close with a spring picnic, in May. During the present year, Professor Titt is President and Professor Miller, Secretary of the Club. .Q eil, - -. - . . 'A W.. - . --v ,f . v-.ff Na- V . . 4 - 16

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