Waynesburg University - Mad Anthony Yearbook (Waynesburg, PA)

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Left 'to Right-Front Row: V. Nix, G. Thomas, S. Wall, A. Zido, F. Daugherty, J. Manley, V. Marchese, W. Wilson. Second Row: S FVUZIGY. 5- Piper, A. Zeth, H. Lubars, J. Cole, J. Harger. Back Row: J. Papandreas, E. Hellstrom, V. Kacznowski, J. Wingercl, R. Trautvetter E. Valentich. Not Pictured: W. McWilliams, W. Beckman, B. Bergman, J. Chain, L. Dell, N. Fortunato, N. Fowler, J. Gablehart, G. Garber R. Garrison, C. Goshom, R. Goshorn, R. Grant, G. Gordon, D. Hartsock, J. Hozinec, W. lrvine, D. London, W. London, J. London, W. Metro pulos, F. Mong, L. Muhler, L. Plischke, A. Powell, W. Ritts, H. Robinson, B. Shrallow, J. Harbaugh, W. Byron, D. Wegemer. Mf .5 WMA States, featuring Dr. Edson, Prof. Mullaly, Prof. Moore and Miss Frazier on The panel. The Y's presented the religious movie, Beyond Our Own, to the student body in March. In April, Vincent Marchese, Eileen Galiley, Donald Hartsock, and Rita Conley represented the Waynesburg CA at the district Y Conference near Pittsburgh. On May Day eve, May 7, the Y. W. held its Clnnual Mother-Daughter Banquet at the Presbyterian Church. Other spring events were the annual retreat and installation service which were held at Murdock's Grove. ln addition to the above activities, the Y. W. has been sponsoring a P 09ram to redecorate the girl's lounge in Miller Hall, and the Y.M. has been working very hard in their newly secured rooms at Ivyhurst. The Y. M. IS also active in the intramural athletic program and has given support to sh W H the Veteran's Loan Board. affix. 0 it it Talking It Over 1

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Left to Right--Front Row: B. Pfrogner, C. Cunningham, B. Riefer, G. Hebb, J. Weaver, E. Beck, I.. Corabi, and B. Headley. Second Row: A. Georgalas, S. Hieftie, E. Ferguson, W. Fox, R. Schuette, R. Hook, M. Chronis, R. Conley, N. Moyer. Third Row: R. Czernek, E. Morton, P. Tissue, P. Canon, B. Corcoran, M. Georgalas, M. Reynolds. Back Row: M. Bally, J. Logie, B. Addleman, S. Canan, E. Galiley, R. Davis, R. Silvis and M. Sever. Not Pictured: N. Elkin, P. Himes, M. Prigg, G. Stetzer, R. Braddock, E. Lane, R. Matthews, D. White, G. McRoberts M. Craig, S. Patterson, E. Troutman, I. London, P. Gordon, D. Brendle, D. Jatras, D. Jenkins, l.. Georgi, M. Scoville, M. Longo. I mac ,.. y .C These Christian Youth organizations are two of the most active societies on the campus. Although they hold separate business meetings, the two groups often get together for social affairs and special conferences. At the beginning of the year, they sponsored a weiner roast and treasure hunt for the new freshmen. During Freshman Initiation several of the Y. M. C. A. greenies fixed the College sign on Reservoir Hill. The Y. W. Girls held a very impressive initiation by candlelight around Lake Winetta in October, and at Thanksgiving they prepared baskets for the needy. The two groups, with the backing of Student Council, sponsored the collection of funds for the World Student Service Fund. The Sunday evening before Christmas vacation, the two associations traversed Waynesburg, singing Christmas carols and delivering Centennial Plaques for the College. Another espe- Sarah Canon, Pres. . , cially successful meeting was a debate on the racial question in the United Racial Debate 46

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Left to Right-First Raw: M. Prigg, W. Schultz, A. Hura, P. Millheim, l. London, M. Scoville, M. Craig, H. French and A. Sowers. Second Row: C. Soderberg, J. Spence, M. Waggett, L. Dobson, F, Gnatuk, G. Taylor, W. Bayle, and I. Howard. Third Row: W. Auld, D. lyvers, W. London, R. Goshorn, S. Frazier, V. Nix, C. Goshorn, and W. Soule. Last Row: W. Hurd, R. Sharps, W. Casteel, J. London, L. Grile, J. Chain, J. Harbaugh, and S. Piper. !90wiAA lgfoybcf If all men count with you ----- and you feel that it is your own personal duty to help where help is needed, then you're undoubtedly a member of the Parish Project organization. The Parish Project, directed by the Board of Christian Education and the Board of National Missions of the Presbyterian Church, came to the campus in 1936 under the capable lead- ership ofthe Rev. Harry E. Gardner. Members ofthe Project have organized Sunday-School classes, kindergarten classes, Bible schools, contributed mem- bers as leaders in Scout and Brownie troops, and aided in various com- munity projects throughout Greene County. This organization is certainly ' one which deserves much credit for practical and worthy contributions. Religion credit may be obtained by students for their work, although many fm' I Han, Gardner of the workers continue to help without receiving credit for the records. Director Many pre-ministerial students have received valuable experience in con- ducting services at the various churches throughout the district. KINDERGARTEN- And Baby Bear said - ' -