The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-20
name COMMITTEES
FOX BOYS DEPT.
BUSINESS MEETING or CABINET
or BOYS, DEPARTMENT. HELD
LAST EVENING AT THE v. nj. o.
A. RESULTED IN SELECTION
or COMMITTEES FOR YEAR.

Yesterday evening the cabinet Of the
boys department of the Y. M. C. A.
held Its second regular meeting Of this
season. I'm the boys club room. The
main business taken up by the boys
was the final planning of the pro-
gramme OF the years work and select
ing and approving of the various COM
mittees that will be In charge. The
entire work or the department will be
under the direction Of an adult com
mittee and the boys cabinet. Under
| these are the committee that will car
ry out the many activities that the
boys are interested In. The names OF
the men and boys who are helping the
work and the parts Of the work that
they are assuming the responsibility
of promoting follow:
Adult Committee--Robt. McCulloch.
DIR. C. r. Adams, Prof r C. Remington,
Prof. A. McMeans, FL. Amerland, III.
Agness, G. B. Edwards. Dale Wolf
c. p. Martin, a. M. Cornwall. Harry
Rowland and Fred Gutknecht.
Cabinet--Clayton Akin, Einar Blk
George Booth, John Bowers. Harold
Kurtzman, VIM. Macfadden, Thomas
McEnroe, Hugh McTnnis, Fern Monson.
and Chas Dawson.
Religious Work Committeeg-Bible
Study: VIM. Macfadden, Philip Schu-
Ter Grant Webster, Geo. Dixon. and
Grenyille Hancock. Church Attend
ance Club Committee: Chas Dawson.
Clarence Brown. Fern Monson. WIN.
Wilson, VIM. Macfadden, and Percy
Beals.
Physical Committees-Commit 70
Promote Gymnasium Glass Work
Glass Contests, and the Annual Gym
nastic Carnival-John Bowers. Fern
Monson, Clarence Lane, Ted Childera
Grant Webster. Lewis Duerner, Max
Murray, Jake Van Els. Clifford Van
Volkenberg, Andrew Love, Emory Ges-
tie. Kenneth Goodwin, Hewison Pollock,
Norman Melander, Maurice VanSickle, |
and other leaders as the physical di- |
rector may select.
Committee on Swimming Tourna-
ment, Swimming Campaign and 9th |
er Aquatic Activities-Tom McEnroe.
Physical Ef1cience Contest Commit /
tee-Clayton Akin.
Committee on Boxing-WesIev Nor /
ris. Chas. Everhart, and Harold En-
gerud.
Committee on Wrestling - Ted
Geo. Pfaff and Frank Cha
ney, Ir.
Indoor Christmas Tournament Com
Nesbit. Edwin Holmes.
Geo. Booth. Fred Lawrence, Jack
Thompson, Emory Gestie, Lester Nav.
Connie Mills, Willard Simpson, Aid
lake Van Els.
Committee to Promote Relay Race
IND the Annual Track and Field Meet
Geo. Booth, Tom McEnroe. VIM.
dacfadden, Robt. Nesbit, Chas. Daw-
ION.
Committee to promote Bible study
leagues, Geo. sticlney.
Social Committees.
First annual Membership commit
ee, Robt. Moe, chairman; committee
men not yet selected.
Games and rooms committee. Carl
lay.
Committee on music, Jack Farrand.
dwight and Alvin Davis.
Educational Committees.
To promote evening school classes
nmong working boys, Lawrence
mith.
First Aid to the Injured lectures.
ommittee, Fern Monsoon, Fred Law
snce and Lewis Duerner.
Frontiers Of educational clubs, Ko-
ak, Harold Kurtzman: free-hand
rawing, Dan Twicheil; garden clubs.
Laurice Perry; printing, Robt. Nor.
an; automobile instruction, MUCH Nc
mis-
Reading room, Fred Lawrence.
Survey OF the working boys OF the
ty, Clarence Olson, Eddie Lasson, Ce-
Smith and Carl May.
Out Door Life Committees.
Boy scouts, Roy Drummond, Fern
onson and Dan McLaren.
Camp Cormorant, Clarence Lane.
Northside committee, Einar Blk,
Gorge Booth, Wayne Ingersol. Roy
enson, Clarence Lockhart, Maurice
srry, Ed Wandmaker, Beverley Han
'ck, Charles Price, Culver Ladd,
ichard Lewis, Bender Hoag and Ver-
IN Workman.
Southside committee. Harold Kurtx-
an, Carl May, Clarence Lane, Bliss
lcher. Dan Twichell Lewis Duerner,
ak Murray, Houghton Harrington,
ex GRADER, Edwin Smith, Vernon
srner and Ralph Camp.
The membership committee Is work.
g a membership contest In the two
ties. The contest Is between the
enbers from the south side OF the
ty and those OF the north side, the an
enbers from Moorhead assisting the
tier. On Nov. is the contest viii \
ose with the first boys department
embers banquet and the presentation -
a pennant to the winning side. The
ntest was launched last Saturday
ening and great deal Of interest
already aroused among the boys.
ID new members have begun to come
The work Is by no means confined
the committees as every boy in the
partment is on one team or the other to
d most OF them are planning to -
,rk their way into the big BANQUET. 80
lie captains OF the teams are, for the Ga
rthside, Elnar Blk: for the south al
lie, Harold Kurtzman Clarence Mar tW
!. r.. d. Wolf, A. IA. Cornwall and We
TRY Rowland are the members Of tn
} adult committee who are working do
tn the boys to make this campaign he
q banquet success. us
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