Oberlin College - Hi-O-Hi Yearbook (Oberlin, OH)

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rwater mn. Devotional which an 1 Lib Stone, Mig Sproul, Janet Spore, Alice Hornaday, Denny Denstad, Vici Parker, Alison Davis, Nancy Brinkman, Jane lfVeed, Marty Milne, A. C. Kingdon, vVo0dy Lagemann, Betty vlfinslow, Sally Mallory, Ruth Mighell, Bernice Osmola. Lorna Thomas, Nancy Bills, Skipper vVolfe, Crisse Goulder, Peggy Dolliver, Charlie Lindner, Fran Berting, Trudy Levi, Carol Morris, Dottie Danielson, Vera Kochmann, Jane Bell, Ann Bonar, Peg Aughey. T The YYV's year begins even before the school year with a Y Rep Retreat early in the fall. After getting acquainted at the Retreat, the Y reps planned out a membership drive attract- ing 500 girls this year. In its activities the YW' tried to combine action with be- lief. Like the YM, -the wo- menis program is divided into commissions in the areas of community service, campus life, public affairs, religious emphasis, and publicity. Elizabeth Blakesley and Lib Stone niet regularly, like Bob Rankin and Phil Thomas, to discuss the r Y's plans and progress. ABOVE: ' Lib Stone talks to the YYV's Cabi' X net. Both meetings are at YYV ' headquarters on the second floor of . Goodrich.

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LEFT: Nan Cole holds the Y Publicity Commission's handiwork while Peggy' Aughey types up the information for circulation. The poster announces Religious Conference Speaker Pope's The YW's Community Service Commis- sion's activity ranges from work with children to work with the aged. The Children's Home Committee, one of the YM-YW joint com- mittees, worked with the children at Lorain County Home every afternoon after school. The Nursery Home Committee worked with the younger children. Commission members also worked at the Phyllis YVheatley Commu- nity Center providing group work in crafts, cooking classes, clubs, games, sports, and folk dancing. The Personal Services Committee worked with elderly and handicapped people. The Deputations Committee ranged outside of Oberlin's immediate area, doing special jobs at Lorain's Community Center. The Religious Emphasis Commission provided Vespers, Bible Study, Matins, and worked with the YM in presentingthe Religious Con- ference. It tried to offer a chance for students to pause and think quietly. The Children's Home Committee planned games and crafts for the Lorain County Children's Home. The group also planned a Christmas and Spring party. The Community Ser- vice Commission extended this type of service to other chil- dren and to older people both in Oberlin and in other parts of Lorain County. 32 appearance. RIGHT: The bike brigade picks up all the Y's news and notices and distributes them to the dorms. The bri- gade distributes material every two weeks, sometimes oftener. ' ' - V IN' 'I -if - ,. - . . . .. .. . . . W ,L 54 ' ' ' , . 'H ' Yi, v IH! u 'IU --JI' 2 57 U-4 il, , 1 J gh d' fl! Y? 1 1 ' 7 lj ' i -.i L L- ml ffl!1'!f2HEEiXKlLl ' Eniiiiiitiinxi1:242::HittIllini:iil:1FPin3lit:::z:u:55a::.:::.:is.tiii::r:5.5 LE clot izec its 1