University of Wisconsin Stout - Tower Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

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Y. W.C. A. Cabinet s ll FKR Chairman Finance Com. I ' i si i: MlDDLBTON Chairman Publicity Com. Georgia Cramer Chairman Bible Study Com. Esther Grimstad Chairman Social Service Com. LORBTTA M Treasurer LaURBNTZ SCH WT I! s Chairman Social Com. M IRGARBT WbIMER rotary Marie Carpenter Chairman Religious Meetings Com. Gladys Winecar Chairman Membership Com. Verb Murray President I 28 ]

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atVMCA TI IE importance of an organization is judged by its purpose and the efficiency with which it accomplishes the purpose. The Y. M. C. A. of The Stout Institute was organized in November, 1914, for the purpose of promoting the spirit of Christian fellowship among the men of the school. This idea is carried out first, by securing the very best talent possible in the school and city, to speak to the men at the Sunday morning services on moral and spiritual topics, which are of vital interest to young men and their character building. Music is also made one of the main features of the mor ning services. Second, by offer- ing social life in the form of receptions, banquets, picnics, and group and imittee gatherings, with special emphasis given to the spirit of fellow- ship and congeniality; also by assisting new men to become acquainted, and finding themselves at home in the school life. Third, bj encouraging the members to take part in some form of school athletics, and in this way developing the whole man. P. R. 11.. ' 16. » ) ! f I J | Mrirtti DEMERI1 WATSON STEINKE LAMPER1 BAGSTAD SHUMWAY ROMEIS EDWARDS HAMILTON SCHULZ HANSON PATALO KARLSTROM PETERSON BICELOW REHOR HIPPAKA NEUPER1 HASSI NELSON ll l IRICKSON I SI t NX a K MOI.M I - ' 7 1

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A ffiA O social organization has ever experienced such rapid growth at The 1 Stout Institute as has the V. V. C. A. during the past vear. The membership, which was but 80 in the fall, has increased until ' now there are 217 students allied with the Association. Many social functions and regular bi-monthly meetings which have been well attended have been held througOUt the vear. Last summer. Stout was represented at the National Lake Geneva Conference, and the girls returned, determined to make this vear of V. . C. A. work mean something to the school, and to send a large delega- tion to the Conference next year. The entire cabinet was ready to co- operate, and to do whatever it felt necessary for the benefit of the Associa- tion. The entire membership have received enthusiasticallv the plans for the work as proposed by the Cabinet and have worked faithfully through- out the vear. I he Faculty are willing and have assisted greatly in the work accomplished. WILLIAMS WINEGAR I ; WIEMANN UEBELE SYI , MOORE PRESTON SALISBURY IIKss SNEEN PAULSON KIDDER Bl rHOMAS GOLDEN BARTLEY REDPORD SHAFER DUNN WHITMORE (- ' • )