Morningside College - Sioux Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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J, ,J ,i 4U'4S' ,an- i..... ' I A 'if ,. '- Top Row: O'Brian. Sfhnritler. Graber. Bosworth Bottom Row: ftluherry, Lmelzind. Morrison. llorr. Darlir Young Men's Christian Association ...............liverett Dorr .......Harvey Morrison ..........Lairrl Loveland .....Alvin Maberry .......lrlz1rold Rosen OFFICERS President ............ Roger Bosworth Secretary ...... Vice President ......... ..,.... E vers-tt Sterling: Treasurer ...... COMMlTTFiES Devotional Chairman ....... .,........ l' lverett Dorr Music Chairman ..... Freshman Commission ..,..,.. ..,..,.. C llen Darling Art Director ...,............ .. Social Chairman ............ ......... IV 'lurvin Collins Publicity Chairman ....... ADVISICRS Dr. R. E. O'Brian Dr. F. W. Schneider Dr. M. li. Craher The Y. M. C. A. is an organization which has as its aim the solving of problems confronting college men. A weekly chapel service is held every Tuesday morning at which personal and religious problems are discussed by members of the organiza- tion. professors, and prominent men of the city. Joint services are held with the Y. VV. C. A. once a month. Several all-college parties have heen sponsored by the two organizations. Ralph Magee of the class of '04, is nou' bishop in the Melhodisi Episcopal Church. Page 49

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Alf---L - ,....v. - .-......m I T V T-W N-.- ......a..,. -W . .. ...- .. .. .x,.,. .,, ...,, rim-.. a x- T Q . ' ,lf H Til-7. I nj M k V it -If gh A hd: 1 Aw ' X, 1 v .,-. .1 Top Row: McCluskey, Whitford, Welch, Peltnn. Dimmitt Second Ron: Eyers, Hall. Frcer, Wiendte. Donly Bottom Row: Crow, Held, llartzell, Mnuw, Rawson Young Women's Christian Association OFFICERS President ............ ........ M ariheth Squires Secretary ..... .......... C race Whitford Vice President ........ ......,.,..,.. R nth Welch Treasurer . ............ Doris Pelton FACULTY ADVISORS Miss McCluskey Miss Dimniitt CABINET Program Chairman .......... Blanche Eyers World Fellowship .............. ........ N Iildred Mouw Social Chairman ........ ,....... D orothy Held industrial Chairman ............ ,........... V erl Crow Publicity Chairman ....., ........... A rdeth Donly Log Editor .................,........................ Adaline Hall Social Welfare Chairman ............ Elena Hartzell Membership Chairman ,... ......... E laine Rawson ' ' Membership in General ........................ Eva Freer Music Chairman ..........................,... Olga Wendte The national purpose of the Y. W. C. A. is the realization of the love and power of God. Friendships with girls who have a similar purpose are sought through the Y. W. C. A. Tuesday morning chapels, service to others, and the social activities. One series of chapel programs this year was called the Hldeal Girl Series . This included talks about the Hldeal Girln and instruction on etiquette and dress. H ,Y V -,-- W HQVA U mg l Morningside was first organized as the Page 48 University of the Northwest with the ,WT 'ii i ' usual Colleges of Law, Medicine, 'i ' Theology, and Music.

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'Top Row: Mclson, Dimmitt, Crenshaw Sen-ond How: Bushnell. Eyc-rs. Major. Mouw. Pork Bottom Row: Hall. Vslclrh. Sfhrocder. YY:-znvr, Whodforcl Agora Board OFFICERS l'residenI .......,,....... ................... N lary Nielson Secretary ............,....... ......... lN Iarjoric Bushnell Vice President ........,...,A,,,,,,,,,,,, Helene Crenshaw Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,........,........ Blanche Eyers Adviser ......................... ,.....l....,.... N liss Dinimitl SENIOR REPRESENTATlVES SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATlVES Ruth Welch Betty Major Adaline Hall Mildred Mouw JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES Dorothy Weaver Verna Schroeder Pearl Woodford lrene Pock W. S. C. A ....... ............... H arriet Smith Y. W. C. A ,...,,.....,.....,.,...,....... Mariheth Squires W. A. A ...............,.....,........... Katherine Morrison Miss Agnes Ferguson directed the founding of Agora in l9l2. Every girl in college is a member. Representative officers are elected by the girls. As one of the duties Agora has taken over this year the planning of the calendar for all social activities. Projects of former years which she has continued are the promotion of closer fellowship lietween upper classmen and lower classmen through the Big and Little Sister movement and the raising of funds to finish payments on the pipe organ of the Conservatory. Agora zms organized as fl urzifyfng agent for the zvonzen of the College in 1914.