Western Union College - Pilot Yearbook (Le Mars, IA)

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Top How: Krinclcnizui. Werner. Wulkcs. ll. Fulku, Uesl. Northway. Nlclfntc. Second Row: Wulaler Zicttluw. Nl. llvnry, lilicllgcnbzwlx, Ebvrhnrrlt, Stark, Wright. While. Third Row: Aleson, Currisun. lllurzull, lihrvsnizul. Flynn ,An1mnn. Srlimctlcr. THE ALBRIGHT FELLOWSHIP OFFICERS President .......... .,.... E dward Eliresman Vice President ........ ......... V ernon Flynn Secretary-Treasurer .,.....,. ...... K enneth Garrison Corresponding Secretary ....... ,...,.., D ale Ammon Deputanon Chairman .......................... R. Lee Wright, Advisors .....,.. Rev. C. 0. Thompson. Dr. B. F. Zuehl Students anticipating the ministry meet twice a month for fel- lowship and practical training in this Held. The first part of the meeting is given over to a short worship service followed by brief sermonettes by some of the members, a short period of construc- tive criticism by the group, and discussion of practical problems. An active deputation program is carried on. Gospel teams are sent to churches in Iowa and the neighboring states in which stu- dents receive valuable training in the conduct of worship service.

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Y. President .........,. Vice President ...... Secretary .......,. Treasurer ...,. Pianist ,...... Sponsors ,.,..... W. C. A. OFFICERS ....,...Lois Rembolt .........Veda Wilson .......Mabel Mullikin ..........Helen Hoefs ................lola Hegle Edna Saunders H. May Thomas Mrs. B. F. Zuehl Any woman on the campus may become a member of the Y. W. C. A., a very active Christian organization. The business of this organization, which is affiliated with the National Y. W. C. A., is transacted by the cabinet which convenes every second Monday. Throughout the year the Y. W. cooperated with the Y. M. C. A. in serving as reception committees to welcome new studentsg in sponsoring the Joint Y Receptiong in publishing the Y Hand- bookg in presenting the Week of Prayer Cthis year in connection with the Board of Missionsj 5 in sponsoring a Mission Driveg and in conducting a Penny Carnival. Other activities characteristic to tl1e Y. W. have been the regular Y. W. Tea in the fall, Friend- ship Sister Week in February, and the Mother's Day Tea in May. Top Row: Hank. Schindler. Hegle. Muon. Nelson. M. Brown, Fnslcr. Second How: Prnf.'l'l1nmns, M.Mnllikin, Remhnll, V. Wilson. Mrs.Zn1-hl. REMBOLT -f --r' if 'S' 'st -we-' 'rw f '- M- WV .I xnwmzv., . -fm :a sz

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STUDENT VOLUNTEER OFFICERS President ...A.....,. ............., D ale Ammon Vice President ............ ......,....,... D orothy Hauk Secretary-Treasurer ...... ....,.,. E ula Mae Schindler Deputation Manager ............. ,......... A rnold Marzolf Pianist ...............,...............,.,...................... Iola Hegle Advisors ........ ...... M r. and Mrs. B. F. Zuehl A definite interest in the missionary cause, either as a pros- pective missionary or as a supporter of the work, is the requisite for membership in the Student Volunteer Band. The Western Union group is a part of the National Student Volunteer move- ment and a member of the Iowa Union. Regular activities of this organization consist of monthly meet- ings, at which the group is informed through special speakers, lesson studies, or discussions. Each Sunday afternoon members of the organization make visits to the Zimmerman Home, the Hos- pital, and to the homes of invalids. During the past year a spiritual retreat and a social evening have been the outstanding features. The group profited from con- tact with missionary speakers during the convention of the Board of Missions.