1936 Cedrus Yearbook

ry. an, Is, D.f Df •5, 35 J. 3s , Y. W.C. A. CABINET First Row: Johnston, Ritenour, Work, Wham, Fisher, Kimble. Second Row: Brill, K. Miller, Ander- son, Brill, McKnight. The Y. W. C. A. began the year 1935-36 with an informal tea at the home of Mrs. Margaret Work during the opening week of college. At the tea each girl became better acquainted with the members of the freshman class who were to be- come their fellow Y. W.C. A. members. A musi- cal program had been planned by Mrs. Work. In November, the Committal Service, written by Miss Frances McChesney, was held in the Pres. loyterian Church. In this service, each of the mem- bers oT the Y. W. C. A., as well as the cabinet, makes her pledge to the Y. W. In October, the girls drew their secret pals. There followed many weeks of unexpected gifts and mys- tery which were climaxed at the Christmas party at the home of Miss Mary Williamson. Before the party, the girls sang Christmas carols before the home of the beloved Mrs. Steele who has been ill for the past months. Election of officers for the next year resulted in the following: President, Ruth Kimble; Vice Presi- dent, Dorothy Anderson; Secretary-treasurer, Mary Johnston. The year ended in the Mother-Daughter Banquet which was held at the College Gymnasium on Fri- day, May IS. First Row: Porter, Hoge- man, Miller, Ritenour, Bry- ant, Jacobs, Hughes, Sea- mon, Long, Gravts, Bat- dorf, Johnston, Nimble. Second Row: Ault, Ile'ntz. McDorman, Mossman. To- bias, Kimble, Cooley, Frame, Waddle. Tindall, Watkins, Nelson. Michael, M. Smith, L. Smith. Third Row: Basore, G. Smith, Corry, Brill, Wones, Pierce, Williams. Collins, Tipton, Fletcher, McClel- lan, Grimes, Work, Wham, Fisher, McKnight. Fourth Row: Holland, An- derson. Beard, Bumgarner, Kendig, Kendig, S 11 u m p, Lott, Brill, Cline, Alxon- der, Cr es w el 1, Bison, Clouser. Fifth Row: Post, Nelson. Jones, McHenry. Richards. Olinger. Ackerman. Wad- dle, Labig. May,McKenzie. McCollister, Shaw, Miller, Creswell. Page fhirty-seven