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

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Y. W. C. A. An organization that docs a great amount of work with very little praise is the Young Women's Christian Association. At the beginning of the year, each freshman girl is given a “Y. W. big sister”—who helps her get started in college. The Y. V. trains freshmen for work in the organization by means of freshmen discussion groups and the freshmen commission. Regular Y. W. meetings are held every Friday morning. It cooperates with the Y. M. C. A. to keep alive all-college spirit bv giving parties during the year. The Y. W. also does work outside the campus, helping support (Jingling College in Nanking, China. V. W. C. A. CABINET 1928-1929 Alice Beckman ..................................President Betty Rogers...............................Vice-President Helen Milligan ................................Treasurer Ruth Baler......................................Secretary I.lcile Beckman . . Undergraduate Representative Vera McEi.roy.....................................Program Phyllis Bair......................................Finance Wilma Latiirop..................................Publicity Ferol Klum ........................................Social Lera Behrens.....................................Missions fir t Rou-—Lathrop, Rogers. llickman. McKIroy, Bair. Second Row—Beckman, Milligan. Bauer. Behrens Page NO

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Y. M. C. A. The Young Men’s Christian Association, better known as the “Y. M' is oig«...i%cd to promote Christian Fellowship on the campus. In conjunction with the Y. W. C. A., they sponsor several all-college parties during the year and the Wesleyan-Parsons picnic in the Spring. Meetings are held every Monday morning, at which time, questions in regard to Christian living arc discussed or outside speakers address the group. CABINET Fred Miller..............................President Charles Fix.........................Tier-President Kenneth Craig............................Secretary Sam Ewart................................Treasurer ASSISTANT OFFICERS Walter Scranton Earl Chader Harold Hallowell Richard I.ee Page 139

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P. K. ORGANIZATION The l K. Organization is not an amalgamation of chiclet masticators, but is composed of the offspring of pulpit pounders. Only those whose paternal parent dons the garb of Prince Albert are eligible to membership in this organization. Social events now and then, seek to enliven the otherwise austere members. OFFICERS Helen Faye Gilbert...............President Rutii James......................Treasurer Dean H. G. Leist...................7dvisor FACULTY MEMBERS Miss Lanciiam MEMBERS Marjorie Baumgarten Lera Behrens Lois Bishop John Blaco Edith Buell William Butler Bradford Butler Earl Chader Eitiiel Ellis Charles Fix Mary Zerbe Firnt Rou-—Butler, Zfrbr, Fowler, Gilbert, Buell, Poole, Roger . Second Row—Fix, Smith. Munster, Behrens, Osborne, Kills, Baumgnrten. Butler. Patje 141 Dr, II. G. I.eist Wilma Fowler Helen Faye Gilbert Gladys Kasiske Rutii James Margaret Munster Virginia Osborne Harriet Pike Mildred Poole David Rogers Phillip Weston