Vermont Academy - Wildcat Yearbook (Saxtons River, VT)

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'Vermont Zlcahemp Page may-rhfff lYMCAl XXX Quang jlliletfs Qllbristian Zlssnciatinn 'ii Prefident, WELLS JOHNSON l Vice President, HEREICK BRISTOL Secretary, ALLEN PIERCE . Faculty Advifor, E. H. O'r1s The Y. Nl. C. A. has the honor of being the largest organization of the extra curicular activities in school, this being due to the interesting meetings full of pep that are held each Thursday night. Being a branch of the National Organization we had the privilege of sending our repre- sentatives to the various conferences held in the vicinity. Members of the faculty and the energetic student members of the association have provided excellent meetings. The Y has enjoyed a prosperous year. Among its oil'-campus speakers at the regular Thursday evening meetings were: Dr. Pedelford, Nlr. Sewall Emerson, Dr. T. L. Osgood, Dr. W. D. Bowen, Rev. E. P. Odell, and the always welcome Dad Clarke. Much credit is due to Mr. Ellis Hull for his untiring work in behalf of the association. This, the Vermont Academy Y. M. C. A. of 1927, desires to extend the best wishes for success to the Y. M. of '28. MEMBERS Wayne Ball Byron Blanchard Herrick Bristol Dana Carpenter Stewart Carr Allan Clark Kenneth Dike Morris Dwight Gordon Hindes Ellis Hull Wells Johnson james Kendall James Lawall Glenn Lawrence George McWayne Howard Poupart Thomas Riley Fred Robinson Richard Robinson Robert Small Howard P. Smith Hubert Soule John Stephens Kenneth Watkins Carlton Whitney Horace Wimmett Carlton Wright