Students' Handbook V.17
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The organizations are both religious and social in character and stu' dents are invited to join the one of their choice.
Y. M. C. A. is organized to correlate religion with college life and to foster good fellowship among men on campus.
It is open to all men who have paid the membership fee of one dollar per year.
Officers To be elected Sponsor Paul Smay Y. W. C. A. sponsors various types of activities. Religious interests find ex' pression in group discussions and wor- ship; in the Morning Wat...ch services held each Monday morning; in the special Thanksgiving and Easter Watch Ser' vices and in the annual Thanksgiving Pageant. Social functions such as the Freshman Party in September, the an' nual dinner in November, the Tea-Dance 76 in January, and the frequent teas held during the year give opportunity for making new friendships. Desire for com' munity service can find expression in the Christmas White Gift Service and in the newly organized plan for sponsoring closer relationships with the orphan chil' dren of the Willard Home.
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The organizations are both religious and social in character and stu' dents are invited to join the one of their choice.
Y. M. C. A. is organized to correlate religion with college life and to foster good fellowship among men on campus.
It is open to all men who have paid the membership fee of one dollar per year.
Officers To be elected Sponsor Paul Smay Y. W. C. A. sponsors various types of activities. Religious interests find ex' pression in group discussions and wor- ship; in the Morning Wat...ch services held each Monday morning; in the special Thanksgiving and Easter Watch Ser' vices and in the annual Thanksgiving Pageant. Social functions such as the Freshman Party in September, the an' nual dinner in November, the Tea-Dance 76 in January, and the frequent teas held during the year give opportunity for making new friendships. Desire for com' munity service can find expression in the Christmas White Gift Service and in the newly organized plan for sponsoring closer relationships with the orphan chil' dren of the Willard Home.
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