York College - Marathon Yearbook (York, NE)

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iiIinnnuiIuinfiuuuwinmuiniiiunuumninininiiinnimuumum1u1ImyuuuIuvummiiinimmmunmiiunu iiiiiIiniIiiIIIImmmun1numII1IivrnuinnIIummiininuuimnInIII.IinIiiiiiniiiiinnii1uunuunui.numummum awe - V34 OGC UQO OGES DQ!! QE! QOCDQ 11124 ? 1nmumnninmmunumnmmmiimmIn1niriiiinnmm:mimuuuuummuuuumuuumuuuuouuumuumnmmmm:uIuulummunumnumm1IuIiIIIinimummunmmmmuunmuiiriiIiunmumumnnmmum Page One Hundred Eight Huang nn1en'5 Glliriziian Amanriatinn Not the least important of student organizations of the College is the Young XVomen's Christian Association. This association honestly strives to help each girl to so form her ideals of life that she will leaventhe halls of York College and ego out upon her work in life with a broader horizon, a bigger visions of her possibility of usefulness in the word, and with a heart full of sympathy for her fellow men. To make Christ real to every girl in school. is our mot- to. XYhen Christ becomes real to a girl she cannot fail to hai e these high ideals. There are several ways in which we try to carry out our aim. The ability to cooperate with others is fostered in com- mittee work as well as in the association as a whole. Every girl is privileged to work on a committee. The enumeration of the committees shows the variety of work carried on. They are as follows! social service, devotional. social. rooms. and world fellowship. The devotional life is enriched by the weekly meetings which inspire one to live her life according to the broad prin- ciples laid down by the Master of all life. The world outlook and vision of a world task are presented in the voluntary study courses. Girls are social beings. Realizing this, we, each year. plan several social occasions which will always be cherished among the most happy memories of our College Days. Two receptions are given each year in conjunction with the Y. M. C. A. The girls also have two receptions for the purpose of becoming better acquainted with each other and of making new girls feel at home. Perhaps one of the most interesting occasions of the past year was the animal May Day festival. Miss Garda Parker was chosen as queen and was crowned as queen of peace by Miss Columbia. The white throne was beautifully decorated with lilacs, while the background was made of masses of the same lovely flowers. The program was in the form of a pageant, representing the principal events in the history of our country. At Thanksgiving time the girls of the association and some of the friends of the school had a missionary shower in the Y. XV. C. A. rest room. Each girl had devoted some of her time to doing special work. The money earned in this way was brought to the shower and given to the cause of missions. NYe sincerely hope that this gift will help our little brothers and sisters and our older brothers and sisters in lands Where the story of Christ is not known, to learn to walk in the 'Jesus lYay,' which leads to Life Everlasting.

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