Ozark Wesleyan College - Ashlar Yearbook (Carthage, MO)

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E f 1 .sgamisssswzsssazsss HSHLHR sssazsssazsssazws YOUNG MENS CHRISTIHN HSSOCIHTION' 442, s i i all Ag 'Q s . p w v A v ' p 1 p 13 n p gr t QFFICERS V i A 4? ' President . . Wilbur Longstreth In Vice-President . O. B. Duffndaclc lt F Secretary . Harry Weaver 1 - Treasurer Felder Webb p if s M , HE Y. M. C. A. resumed its functions early in the year. In spite of some difficulty in securing a-- suitable time for meeting the members. by de- IW tex-mined efforts stayed at the helm and overcame the adverse conditions 5, 'ilu V3 with which they had to cope. As soon as possible, a contest Was arranged fl 0 for the purpose of adding to the membership, and social mixers were given in conjunction 1, U A with the Y. VV. C. A. to stimulate greater interest in these two organizations. l Everything considered, the Y. M. C. A. of Ozark Wesleyan College was success- ' ful. Delegates were sent from this association to attend the various Y. M. C. A. meet- Q l , ., ings in the state of Missouri. 'lf W q7ze purpose of the organization is to bring the young men of the college into spiritual and religious fellowship with each other. to create and uphold a high standard n of morals on the campus and to cultivate those better qualities of men which are included M 'r in the term, Christian living. With these principles as their goal, and with their pre- li i I? vious experience, the members feel confident that they are better able to serve the boys 4? Q pl ' of'Ozark Wesleyan in the future. ' L, Yfigfb agp 'sg , page one hundred forty-two A? Y getl926sEPsa3 1 WN

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u 'III ASHLAR QQIQQS gigaggmlgglg 15.8, g YOUNG WOMEN o CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION ' T OFFICERS o 5 1 fb , I WI I M T' If WIT' LQ V II Q Q I III President . May Chitwood v 5 C S . . I In I wwf I I I I I - - I, If IJ I I J I tflglh LQ ,I W Vi-e President Mildred Mitchel 0 Secretar Ruth Nunley 4' Tr a urer Gladys Proctor - COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN .5 Program Frances Wheeler A Social Bernice Garoutte So ial Service Merle McCray L Exchange . Ruby Carr I: Publicity . . Dorothy Collier 1 1, WO.-1.1 Fellowship ' Ada Coffey fi K HE Y. W. C. A. is an organization of'real note on the college campus this l I A year. It is truly an organization of--- F Y oung Women Working together to malce IF I. C hrist a living factor in the lives of III I' A11 the college girls. i 'Ile meetings have been interesting and helpful: not only in knowledge gained but 'I' in training for leadership. There are over fifty members. each girl taking an active I I part on some committee. I9 Several social events have been held during the year. The first was the Big ' Sisters' Reception, at which all the new girls were welcomed into O. W C. The N work of the Association was explained and the girls were invited to join. I I At Christmas time the girls met at the home of their sponsor, Miss- McCormick. cg: in Each girl brought a toy or a doll. and the time waspspent in packing Christmas boxes for I the poor kiddies of the city. I One of the big achievements ofthe Y. W. C. A. since moving into the new building has been to furnish a girlls rest room. The room is furnished in a charming manner., and has become a favorite gathering place for girls in school. The Y. VV. C. A. is a growing organization, and expects to be re-organized by the National organization before the end of the year. -'Ish' page one hundred forty-one , II ...QQ 415455, gqagfgsndijlag gs-sI926+s3 gsiiawmggeijauagwgjafglhau

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