Oberlin Academy - Etean Yearbook (Oberlin, OH)

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THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Presldent Henry B Hudson VICE P1es1dent Whitney Maize Treasurel Fred G Holtcfmmp Secietary William Hutchins The general purpose of the Athletic Association is to put the management of ath letics in the hands of the students and thus to arouse their interest and sp111t To fur ther this end the AthIet1c Boaid composed of the captains and manfxgeis of the dif ferent teams woiks Wlth Mr Adams and Mr Hill as faculty advisors The Athletic Association has taken an active part in Academy life dui mg the past year This activity has manifested itself 1n the foimfmtion of a new tennis team which competed successfully vxlth the I'I1gl'1 School last spnng and a new gymnasium team which has 1nade its presence felt in its two meets with South High School of Youngs town During the past year moieovei the Association has been placed on a firm financial looting The accounts bid fair to balance evenly 'mt the end of the 5 ear notwith standing the fact that the Association stalted the gear heavily lndebted 1 R . ...........-...........--......... . I 6 I G --..--..-..........-- a ........-....-f 4 1 C Athletic Director ........ . ..................... Philip P. Edwards . V . .C . . - . . A p , C . . C . - .L 7 A . A , . C C c , 1 . - c , A . . ' c . ' I c c ' . . 7 ' I C H' '7 C 7 I ' , rn 4, A I . . , . . C . . C T , . I . C . -. N if .K . '

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THE ASSOCIATION CLUB OF ,THE ACADEMY President ......................................... Helen Cowles Vice-President . . .......... Irene Dana Secretary ............................................ Nelle Eoif Treasurer ...... ' ............... . ............. Antoinette Guernsey The Association Club of the Academy girls was organized late in the month of March with the help ofthe College Y. W. C. A. The Association of the College, working through its many committees in the Academy, realized that it was no longer able to meet and serve the various needs and problems which are unique in the Academy life. The new Club gives to the girls of the Academy opportunity to do for themselves what others cannot do for them. In its purpose as well as in its organization, the Academy Club is a part of the great company of Young Women's Christian Associations of our country. It stands for companionship in the development of Christian character, and its expression through service for others. With its constitution still in the formative period, its activities are at present following closely those of the Y. W. C. A. of the College. Through its gath- erings and committee work, it gives opportunity for informal discussions of both indi- vidual and social school problems, and for representation of Academy interests. Through its social life, it stands for broader friendships, with good times for everybody. Through its social service work in Oberlin's little settlement at the Centennial, there is the chance to add much to the lives of many children whose opportunities for play and exercise are very limited. V The Association Club does not wish to add to the many demands of outside inter- ests. It hopes only to unify and give deeper significance to those already existing. It was formed to give service to the girls of the Academy and it will be of value to them in so far as they will make use of it.