Installation: Newly-Appointed YWCA Cabinet Members Named
City and Ag YWCA's have announced cabinet members for the coming term.
Installation plans are under way for City YWCA cabinet members; Ag YWCA cabinet members have previously been installed.
Students may sign up to work on City YWCA committees Monday from 3 to 5:30 p.m. at the YWCA Rendezvous, Sherry Mangold, president, said.
The Ag YWCA is planning the Estes Carnival to be held Mar. 18. The Carnival is a project to raise money to send members to a nation-wide summer conference in Estes Park, Colo.
New discussion group leaders on the City YW are: comparative religions, Shirley Holcomb; "The Christian Believes . . .", Rosemary Weeks; religion on the campus, Barb Rystrom and Nancy Timmons.
Effective citizenship, Mary Burdic; Campusology, Joyce Lasse; student-faculty coffee hour, Jo Knapp; creative arts, Joyce Walla; noon discussion, Mary Thompson; senior group, Jan Quinn; human relations, Virginia Sitorius.
Committee chairmen for the coming year are: Marilyn Beideck, mass meetings; Hanna Rosenberg, May morning breakfast, Caroline Rhodes, community service.
Kay Yerk, World Student Day of Prayer; Sue Rohrbaugh, paper supplies; Dian Morgan and Norma Bossard, candy coop; Carole Timme, weekend service; Bev Deepe, publicity.
Jan Aunspaugh, art; Jody Cahalupa, chairman; Lois Kattler, Hanna Rosenberg and Caroline Rhodes, assistants membership; Mary Key high school cooperation.
Bobbie Beckman, assistant treasurer; Margie Hooks, City Campus Religions Council delegate; Aurelia Way, chairman, Sis Taylor, Marilyn Christensen, Reh Yeiter, Mary Keller, LaVon Browne and Margie Edwards, assistants, centennial.
Gerry Swanson and Gail Katskee, finance; and Luci Switzer, Intercollegian.
Newly installed Ag YW cabinet members include Gladys Evans, worship; Joyce Spittberger, program; Ellen Jacobson, membership; Charlotte Sears, service.
Sue Simmons and Ann Luchsinger, discussion group; Nancy Watson, Live Y'ers; Beverly Bunch, Bible study; Lorajane Baskin, noon discussion leader.
Ruth Ernest, centennial; Pat Mitchell, social and Ruth Fisher, publicity.
