Pennsylvania Western University - Calnorsean Yearbook (California, Pennsylvania)

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T e Co ?crse(7 ; jHE Young Women ' s Christian Association, under the enthusiastic and efficient leadership of Bess Saylor, has made great progress this year. The work (this year) was entirely carried on by the girls them- selves. The Sunday morning meetings were the inspiration of the year. The Bible Study, Eight Weeks ' Club, and Mission Study Classes were maintained during year. The annual Bazaar was quite a success, the proceeds of which go toward the Eagles Mere fund. The Association hopes to send a half dozen girls to the summer Conference this year. 113

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Y. M. C. A. HE work of the Y. M. C. A., during the year has been most satis- ' ' - ' factory. The membership comprises about ninety per cent ofthe enrollment of male students. The attendance at our regular meetings shows a fine average. Meet- ings are held Thursday evening and Sunday morning of each week, at which time the young men engage in Bible Study and discuss various questions of great Social worth. The interest in this work does not lag by any means. During the year the Association has completed a Teacher ' s Training Course which will be a great aid to the young men in their teaching career, as they go out into the various communities. The work has been under the able supervision of Prof. George F. Dunkleberger, to whom we owe much credit for our successful year. The Association has an organized Basketball Team which has played several winning games. Our School has been represented during the past year at Eagles Mere Convention and at the Annual Presidents ' Convention at Juniata College. The Aim of this Association is to train Christian workers. Tho these people may not follow this line of work, it trains them socially and m.orally and will thus be able to exert a Christian influence over the citizens cf the community in which they teach. 115