1924 Cedrus Yearbook

The CEDRUS 1924 Cedarville College Y. W.C.A. HE Y. W.C. A. MEANS MUCH in the life of a college girl. It is one of the bright spots in her life that she wishes to remember. It is very often in this organization that many real and lasting friendships are formed; that a girl learns the priceless worth of having and being a true friend. Then,too, if it is a progressive organization, it is in conect- ion with the Y. W.C. A. that a girl has her best times. Still more important is the Christian atmosphere that we find among the Y. W.C. A. girls. For is it not the real purpose after all, to create in the girls a true Christian spirit? The Y. W.C. A. has always been a very active agency in Cedarville College despite the small membership. The work was rather hampered this year because there was an entirely new Cabinet; naturally there was much to learn concerning the direction and administration of the organization. However every one worked hard and, along with the earnest co-operation of the girls, accomplished many worth while things. Under the supervision of the Undergraduate Representative a Freshman Sub- Cabinet was formed. This was for the purpose of training Freshmen girls for work )in the main Cabinet. Of course, to carry on work effectively, money is very necessary. One of the chief plans for raising money is the Annual Tag Day. This is one of the big events of the Y. W.C. A. year. At Thanksgiving time it is the annual custom for the Y. W. C. A. to give baskets of food to the needy of the town. It is true that this is only a small fraction of the work of the Y. W.C. A., yet it is a little insight into the purpose and value of the organization. It is believed that every girl in Cedarville College considers it not only a pleasure but a privilege to belong to the Y. W.C. A. ollt -----,•vv,40 .41twr 11:4 :It— .1.1.1• rm. Fifty-eight