Leander Clark College - Cardinal Yearbook (Toledo, IA)

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mfigvflf fi. . 'J i1,.,.- V, 1 -N, if ,fi 'i , L if i it . f - f . i. ' X 11.4 .-M--ri-Y fl-rf' Young Womenis Christian Association Have you heard about the May-Day? Everything is going fine. Miss Grose is doing such splendid work in training for the drills. Everything seems to have gone so well this year any way. , In the fall the trains were met by different girls, you know. I met some of them-it's lots of fun. Did you meet any of them? No, but I think it is a fine plan, I heard a great deal about it. And the open- ing reception at Mrs. Drury 's Certainly made old and new girls feel at home. Yes, indeed, they seemed to enjoy themselves so much, itls a fine way to get acquainted, so informal, you knowf' Then there was the joint Y. M. and Y. W. reception, which was well at- tended. t'Yes, and then the Tama County Fair in the winter, every one goes, and they always have so much fun. But, say, haven't our devotional meetings been fine this year? Miss Harold has always had something good planned, always something inspirational and helpful. Miss Speake has never failed to have a poster on the bulletin board to remind the girls of the meeting. t'And didn't you enjoy the meeting led by Miss Blinn? It just made you feel like you wanted to do big things right off. ' 'tThe visit to the County Home that Sunday afternoon was very much appre- ciated by the inmates. Miss Wa1'd has done a great deal along the line of social service. Yes, and every one likes the mission study. It has been well attended, too, all due to the efforts of Miss Breawf' I must hurry home so I can get back to the meeting at six-forty-tive. You 're going? ' Yes, good-bye. R. S. --il-it i- Q ,rw -- -- f---7 up f, l' -, -,- ,-v' 4 ,'

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FW in -.1 .J I I ' fo- .7'3'v i 'X , .. ' Lab: TL frm ,. I - v -. . 3 , x 4 . 1 s l Young Menis Christian Association The Y. M. C. A. has in most respects enjoyed a successful year, and, though it Was somewhat handicapped by lack of organization a great deal has been accom- plished. The first thing of note was the three days' meeting in December led by Rev. Hints of Ames and Secretary Welieii. Almost every man in college attended and the sincerity of these men and their forceful, practical talks have left a last- ing impression, and elevated the spiritual life of the school. The devotional meetings have been held regularly on Tuesday evening through- out the year, and every one was a good meeting. The leaders have been the mem- bers themselves, the professors and others outside of the school who are prominent in the work. Among these are Rev. Sisson of Tama, Rev. Rogers of Vinton, Inman, Chapman and Alexander of the local churches. On February 19-21 the State Convention at Marshalltown was attended by a delegation of live members who brought back many things helpful to the advance of the Work. Though the Y. M. C. A. has not realized all its hopes it has kept the pace and looks for still greater realizations in the future. F. R. J