Oakland City University - Mirror Yearbook (Oakland City, IN)

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THE MIRRQ-R ,QHQZEEZWQW - - - - -I -QQ THE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club, which was organized in january, l927,' is one of the most active organizations on the campus. The purpose of the Club is to encourage learning in all phases of Home Economics and by so doing make life fuller and more livable. This aim will be ac' eomplished if all members will be able to apply practically in actual life the know' ledge gained at their Alma Mater. The Club has been able to do some outstanding work with the advice and eo' operation of Miss Emma Langford, Club sponsor, and head of the Home Economies Department of the College. This work was the planning and serving of the Home- coming Banquetg the leaving of a number of lockers to the Sewing Departmentg and the furnishing and refinishing of a girls' rest room at the Cronbach. OFFICERS President ....,............ .................,............... ........... H i ldred Tooley Vicefljresident .......... ............. V ivian Black Secretary .........,.... .......... L orene Spradley Treasurer ....... .,.............. F ern Ford Page Seventyffour

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I-IZI-E-M I R R O R -i-uwqafwagn-I - -1 9 22 ETOSCA CLUB The Etosca Club is an organization of girls pursuing studies leading to primary license. It first became active in the fall term of 1926. Etosca encourages research in child study and this aim is carried out in weekly programs of talks, discussions and entertainments. Abundant social liferfor the membership is an important part of the yearly pro- gram and to this end the following events were held during the school year of 192849: A Kid Party to which all other Departmental Clubs on the campus were invited, the Annual Easter Egg Hunt for the Faculty Babies, a picnic for one hundred old members returning during the mid-spring term and other small social affairs. In the beautiful initiation service this year the girls were assisted by little Miss Charlotte Wassoii, who helped to carry out the Club motto-- A Little Child Shall Lead Them. As in former years the Club placed in the Library two books of special interest to students in education. Many girls who were members of Etosca in previous years are now filling imf portant teaching positions in this and other states. There were fifteen active members during the winter term of 1929, when the following officers were elected: President ...................,..........................,........,...........,........,.......................................,...,................. Xenia Smith VicefPresident ................. ......... ..........,.. G e raldine Myers Treasurer ..,......................................,. .................. D orothy McAtee Recording Secretary ...................,.................................................................,.... Edith V. Richardson Corresponding Secretary ..........................,....,........................................................,. Aline Reynolds The Club is under the sponsorship of Miss jones. 'Page Seventyfthree

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THE MIRROR Mqagmw 1929 THE FINE ARTS CLUB For the second time the Fine Arts Club appears in the Mirror. Organized in june, 1927, under the sponsorship of Miss Lowry, with eighteen charter members, the membership has steadily increased until now there are more than fifty enthusiastic supporters of the Club. Those persons are eligible for membership who are studying Music and Art with the view of making them their chief vocation in life, or are satisf factorily pursuing suflicient work to complete ten hours of Music or Art, or Music and Art. The programs this year have been interesting and varied. At the beginning of the year the Schubert program in keeping with the celebration of the Schubert centennial was very much enjoyed. A deligtful talk on Art accompanied by an ex' hibition of her own work was given by Mrs. Monroe. Cnc meeting was devoted to a discussion of modern orchestral instruments, with laurels going to Dorothy Kelsey for her talent as a narrator of fables. The programs have been devoted to Music and Art alternately. ' December 28, 1928, the annual reunion banquet was held. A number of mem' bers who are not now on the Campus returned and enjoyed a ln0St pleasant evening with the active members. The Pine Arts Club is striving earnestly to fuliill its threeffold purpose-to stimulate an interest in the Fine Arts fMusic and Artj---to support our Alma Mater-to encourage members of the organization in pursuit of their work. OFFICERS President ...,...........,.......,..... ................................ ........ M 4 iry Green VieefPresident ................... ........ ......... G r ace Koch Secretary-Treasurer ...............,..........,....,........... ..,..,..... V ivian Black Chairman of Program Committee .......... .,........ B oner Barrett Page Seventyfpve