University High School - Tower Yearbook (Carbondale, IL)

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Y. W. C A. ighty-two young women meet every Tuesday night in their new room in Association Hall to discuss campus questions. This group is known as the Young Women's Christian Association. The Cabinet, which carries on the Work of the society, is composed of Florence Young, Thelma Hatch, Jeanette Evans, Fern Haney, Severn Bendrick, and Ruby Herrington. Faculty members of this cabinet are Miss Woody, and Mrs. Wfright. The officers are: President, Helen Crispg Vice-President, Ruby Herrington, and Secre- tary, Severn Bendrick. Last summer this society sent four girls to the Conference at Lake Geneva, Wiscon- sin. They were: Helen Crisp, Ruby Herrington, Fern Haney, and Severn Benclrick. Um llull.lrri1 l i,qflli'-wiglif fa 'A' uw .MT M3G6Ull0 '?1 'Y -9' N wr' , s' 1. - if '.1' 'A ' L., ' C - JLG-,f 1 F -1-A i - Q M' i -ri . sf q 2. It flf .1 I. ' gli Q in 'iz Y fi.-H ,lil I I Q, ' I ' A fi . e f: ' We iii S ii if . In kv V ' Haig..-, ' I I - ..ri.l' 'L' f T N fe I, Nix, I ,J ' 1 my -Y A , 53, TIA ' - :I fy. 4.1- ftvh Q 'l, '. 4 ' .,,m - , , , , ,iliffn H A ' ., I 'fi Mt . M T 1 ' 4. ,iz .' 5 ' r : EN L Sh H . ,T lil. as 1 X L 5 . - .T ls' A it 5 K lf' Q I .f , ii' 'QR041771 fs-f, l . Q li f 5.-v -r , , ii ska .J-ff A' 1 1 'L ia' ' I A f' ,4 F' P, 415 I . A. - .. '- if .3-..-- , ucjnifil- , - ,A :V . -

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The question for the spring debate, which was held Monday evening, April 13, was Resolved: That the State Should Ennct Laws Providing for Compulsory Unemployment Insurance. The Forum won with Q1 count of 5-2. Forum Illiuue Atlirmntivc: G. W'illiams Aflirmntive: D. Mclflvnin S. Bergmann R. Merz Negative: H. Menke Negative: E. Bonlaum H. Fields H. Ripplemeyer Cmzrfz-Dr. Beyer Co:u'lu's-Miss Baker, Dr. Rose Um' lllzalilrnf li1.ql,1,.w,1 I v

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R .Vg-avr., !c '! 1 -'il , . Y. M. C A. After a summer's planning, the Y. M. C. A., with Clarence Stevenson, president, Richard Watson, vice-president, Martin Schaeffer, secretary, and William Petersen, treas- urer, presented to the freshmen the first day of the school year a handbook of informa- tion about the school, social activities, churches of the community, and other convenient information. On September 9, jointly with the Y. W. C. A., they held a big party for the aforesaid freshmen, An employment directory for students needing work was pub- lished later on. Beginning with the Christmas vacation, when a half dozen young men attended a retreat at McKendree with Mr. Kirby Page and Dr. Ivan Lee Holt, the Y. M. C. A. organization began to shift its emphasis to rational thinking in regard to human relations. It carried through a study of the communistic movement in Russia, and later, partaking in a World Fellowship Banquet, made intimate contact with chang- ing China, through Lincoln S. Cha, a student at the University of Illinois. The cabinet for the Winter Term were: Clarence Stevenson, Clarence Arnold, Phillip Wilson, John Martung, and Karl Tauber. The officers for 1931 are: Richard Wfatson, president, Kenneth Cross, vice-presi- dent, Vernon Anderson, secretary, and Karl Tauber, treasurer. Work has begun on the handbook, it will be financed from the proceeds of a new ice-cream service. The asso- ciation looks forward to its usual spring retreat and further to Lake Geneva in the summer. Our Illnlzlrnl Iffglrly'-11111 'ul ' 3 WY .MD Elfnhvs ull ew-ng o ' was ' r - K-M' --553' off. ,, yi 4. i X wp, ' -A 'P Lf 9 - 1 ' . M y el in 3 5 'Ni' ,I li i as Ni' ' l Toi M x 1 , ! . i H L n' 7. ki ' Wg ' t P ' , r gi 'gil-41 V l 1 1 1 W' K ki Ig 1 ' ti .T b . t J , , , , l 91 - , ill: : K H ' Nj' ' i' -5 r il !'i 'T, 5 I yi .s s ,A R' I Q' ' '. l ' - '-- , '--. -A1 l- ' A L yi 5 v- ff Lx ' D -I 's ' ' k' lxl- ,fl ' - g N XL ' , -fi . -t A -' 'M' , . 1 ., .4 -. . - -----.. . .. 4 ' A ' f. ..s-' .V - - ' ,N , 1-L 9 I A , ' ',., .