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

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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 (- ' • )

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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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FOSTER i HRISTIANSON G1FFERT MICHAELSON IIMCII ' IS HOSIC CARPENrER DENNINGER MOS LAR WHIR CHARI LOWE MEANS LANGEN HJLBUSH GIMMESTAD FELDKIRCHNER KUBICEK BELE On September 11. the Mixer Picnic, which was the first social event, was held on the hank of the Red Cedar River. The attendance was un- usually large; the girls had a splendid time together, and learned to know each other when not in stripes. The Candlelight Recognition Service was held on October 3, when the new members united with the Association. The local V. V. C. A. Patronesses showed their interest by pleasingly entertaining all Home I conomics students at tea at their homes. At this time, the Association was visited by the Field Secretary, Miss Richardson. Other events of the fall were the Candy Sale given by the Finance Committee, and the Thanksgiving Baby Party which provided entertainment for those re- maining in the city during the vacation. Later the Association entertained the Patronesses at tea in the Masonic Club Rooms. TL.. iJ . 5ir w ELLIESON BROWN EMERSON ARP (.RUN ARP MJCUSTINE BLANDING [Mills ECKMAN EDWARDS DAVIS BABCOCK NDERSON B R(.1I ANDERSON BOUHNRD niRso ENC AVER ILL