Iowa Wesleyan College - Croaker Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, IA)

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PAUL GREEN Assistant Secretary Mr. David Armbruster, physical director of the association, and a student at the college, possesses the qualities so essential to a man in his position. He has a thorough knowledge of his work in addition to ni3 very pleasing personality, and controls the men as they come to him in the gymnasium in a manner that leaves no doubt as to his ability. Before coming to Mt. Pleasant he served two years as assistant physical director in the Y. M. C. A. at Sioux City, and has had two summers’ work at the Y. M. C. A. College Summer School at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. Two college classes meet three times a week, and a leader’s course is offered to college men under the regular tuition fee. Two other college men complete the administrative force of the Association—Mr. Paul Green, a student in the Academy, and Mr. Archie Marsh, a Junior in the college. Both of these men show marked talent for the work of the Y. M. C. A., and although this is only their beginning in Association work, both represent the type of leaders demanded of a challenged Christianity. The building contains twenty rooms which arc available to college men, and many take advantage of them and secure pleasant surroundings and good Christian fellowship. In addition to the gymnasium the building has a splendid swimming pool, bowling alleys, game room and an attractive reading room. A spirit of good fellowship pervades the whole building, and every Wesleyan man is invited to take advantage of its privileges. A nominal fee is charged for the college year. ARCHIE MARSH Assistant Secretary

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