MEMBERSHIP ASSEMBLIES
Margaret Learned
Keith Martin
Membership assemblies--
they're a feature that we
intend to emphasize this
year, and how! There will
be seven assemblies each
one of which will be open
to the entire membership
and to everyone who would
like to come, We plan to
bring outstanding speakers
to you=--people you've al-
weys wanted to hear. Fur«
thermore we'll see that
they don't talk too long
so that you'll have a
chance to ask them ques=
tions. Already we've
‘heard that Kirby Page,
Sherwood Fddy, and Paul
‘Moritz will be in ,our
territory this fall, and
wetye contacted the re-=
gional Y office and other
such organizations which
can secure speakers for
use The programs will
also include music, and==
well--you name it, and
'wetll do our best to get
it for yous

The first assembly will
be in November. The dates
are all in your K booke
Mark them with a "must"
and a red letter, tooe
Guaranteed to be worth
your while or time will
be refunded.

Little need be said about
the actual mechanics of
membership. Just about
everyone knows that behind
the scenes of every going
organization lies a budget
which must be balanced.

A famous old saying might
fit heres You can get
something out of an organ=
ization only when you put
something into it, That
saying however, doesn't
only apply to the material
side of the situation such
as fees, but also to the
non-material zest and
spirit that every good mem=
ber puts into his organiza-
tion. All philosophying
aside=-join the Y and enjoy
Ke Us

In this first issue of
the "Y'*S CALL" we have
tried to bring to you an
explanation of the various
commissions of the Y. We
appreciate the cooperation
of the cabinet members in
helping use

Publicity Committee,
Helen Martin
Charles Wright

 

Eda Paddock

Yo We. C. Aw Secretary
John J. 0. Moore

Y. Me. C. A. Secretary

As you start on this new
adventure in living, known
as a college education, I
am glad to be one of those
to welcome you to kK. U, It
is a grand place to live
and worke

And in these times that
might be called chaotic,
but which I think contain
our greatest opportunities
for courageous living, I
an glad to welcame you to
our Ye W. Fellowship. That
is an old-fashioned word;
but it expresses, I think,
our attempts to put into
action our belief that
all men should have life
and have it more abun=
dantlye

We work, but we have fune
See you at Henley Housee
Eda Paddock
Y. W, Secretary

College is more than four
years of preparation for
life. Rather, it is a per-
jiod of intense living such
as you may never again ex=
perience.

We welcome you in the
hope that these years will
be crammed full of adven-
ture and the joy of hard
work, real comradeship and
growth. You. will find the
"Y's" an open door to such
rich living.

Come to us if we can help

you at any time. In the mean-
time, just drop in to get ac-

quainted.

Again, welcome in every
sense of the word!

John J.0. hoore

YM. Secretary

Religion is a great
force=-=- the only real
motive in the world; but
what you fellows don't
understand is that you
must get at a man through
his own religion and not
through yourse

-- GB, Shaw

PERSONNEL CQMMISSION
Al Decker
Shirley Jane Ruble

This commission plans

to do three things this
yeare First, to increase
social contacts on the
cempuse This includes
relations between facul-
ty and student, boy and
girl, fraternity and non-
fraternity groups, parent
and student, advisory
board and student, and in-
terdenominational contacts.

The second objective is
to provide recreation for
students. The third is to
develop a wider interest
through vocational guid-
ance and leadership train-
ing.

There will be five com-
ittees to fulfill these
objectives. They are:

1. Camp Leaders Training,
2- Social Suppers,

3, Campus-wide Activities,
4, Vocational Guidance ,and
5. Creative Leisure.

These groups, separate
last year, fit more natur-
ally under our commission.
For our whole problem is
that of relations between

“people of all types. Where

could you find a better
method of adjusting to
people, for instance, than
through leisure-time activ-
ities?

The Y.M. and Y.W. work in
partnership. Throughout the
year we shall have joint
meetingse The first will
be of a general nature to
liven things up for an
eventful and worthwhile year.
We want your interest. No
student, new or old, can go
through college without
feeling the importance of
personel relations.

With your cooperation, we
shall make this commission
mean much to each of youe