Louisburg College - Oak Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

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liilei ' iiiilioiiHl Club OFFICEUS: KJiiK -Mixiri- Willis, I ' n.iubiit: Miirfiarct Aim Ihi. lirs. ' i I ' reshhnt; Mary I.ee Hodgi-s, tiicrctarii-Trcnsiircr. Present ill ' the l.ll.C . ! ut ;i Friday cveniiu meeting wlien Mr. Kilhv is tlicre, tryiiii ' to keep himself out of the picture — Maybe liaving double reactions, though, for the effort. There sits tlie p)resident declui-iiig views from a made-up mind, And tiicre ' s the ])rogram chairman asking questions that show wliat numberless pages of reading can do And startinii- after-meetina: sessions. FRIDAY THE umim OF THE EO 26

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Y. W. ( ' . A. Y. r. ( ' . A. Hulli l ' ii.i-.Mn. I ' I-,. ' id, 111 . e liarl.itic rshri-. I ' r, f n x ' uli i: I : .M;ir,-arct lU-lins ( lirsl M-nicMrr), .losrpliinr I oiul srmoster). »S( ' r)v (()v .- Molly Fearing (first semester), Cornelia P.rooiiie and Mary Clianey (second Iriiixiinr. Co.mmitti:!: Ciiairmk.n : .loseiiliine I.assiter, 1 To r.s i ) Coiiimittic : Joyce Meekins, ( ' (immunity I ' limmltltf: I.illic Mae Chipton, W ' lirhl FdhncKlii i Cammilfic : N ' ivian Creech, I ' lihlii-ilii ( ' (immittec; Ann M( mhirnhlii and Miitliin.i Cummittcc: Elizabeth White, .I h.viV CnmmUlic: Mary Strowd Ward, SIttileiit Cvmmittee; Mary Goodwin, Sucinl ( ' ommillcc. Fred Davis, Prexldent : Harold Sherrill, VIre PrcsUhiit : Robert Karl Willit ' ord, Srrntnrii: Robert Guin, CiiMMiTTrK CiiAni-MFx: K,dnion l Harriscjn, Wurshiii Cummittcc: King- Moore Willis, ll ' orW Fcllcncship Hclntions Cummittcc: Tahnadjie Lancaster, I ' libiicitij Committee; Douglas Bryant, Social Committee. liKlit (-(•(■- semester), and Race Whitehead, Cultivation Treasurer, and Rare Iiuliaii c ;nii])firc, caiidlclight service, Five o ' cloi ' k Imt chocolate duriiio- exams. C ' liristiiias pao ' eaut. ]ii-ooi-aiii on Chiang ' s of China, an out-of-town spe;iker, and tlic A ' alentine party — Just a suyocstion tlicse ai-e of the activi- ties of the Y.W.C.A., Shared, too, y the Y.] I. The Y. I.C.A. means Iielp for hodv, mind, and s])ii ' it for the l)ovs. Tlie nuinl)er is small, But their hundred ]ier cent coo|H ' ratioii atrain and ao-ain in goals set Make them sur])risinolv strong. Heart must he keener . . . ... as our hand dlininisheth. Wherefore art thou Romeo. ' ' ' J he jjlav ' s the thing, As the Y ' s vell knew at the Valen- tine jiartv. The Coiirtin, An Old Sweet- heart of Mine, Patterns, How Do I Love Thee — and more. They ' re all I ' omance, and all were tlicrc — With Romeo and Juliet ' s balcony scene.

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• ' riircc ' -fiftfoii : thc r(. ' town l)()Uii(l. I ' irst it ' s to l}()(l(lu ' s for ;i cokf or a imlksliakt ' ; ' I ' lii ' ii ott ' to see Wiiiipy ' s latest show. Tliat )-()al-niakino- is the crownini;- anil)!- tion of Ijoth teams, liut it takes oood n-uardint; ' too And plenty of fast runniiiP ' . Who ' ll ])i-o e victorious, the Pur])lcs or the (iolds? And who ' s going to win the hoys ' game, the Keds or the Blues? 27