Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-11-09
Y. N. C. A. NOTES.

This is Physical Department Week,
November 7-12, and every member of
the association will be urged to start
work in this department. Last year
the enrolment in this department
was 754, and an effort is being made
this year to get every member to take
some form of physical training.
The Camera club held its first meet
ing last Thursday. Duey Wright was
elected President; Louis Leak,
treasurer: and Harvey Hougen, secre-
tary. Elvin Hartlett who is in charge
of the Club activities, has planned
three degrees in photography, indicat-
ing three degrees of knowledge in the
principles of photography.
The Senior Employed Boys organ
lied for the years work last Wednes-
day. George Heitl was elected presi-
dent; Obed Forsmo, vice-president.
and Arthur Tiller, secretary. The
activities of the club will consist in
public speaking, debating, employed
boy problems, personal expense ac-
counting, and bowling. The activi-
ties of this club are in charge of
James Miller and Freeman Otto.
In the Bible study department nine
high school groups have been or
gained, seven grammar school groups
and three employed boys groups. The
total enrolment during the month OF
October was 152.
The Inter Church Boys council
will meet this week Tuesday at $780,
This council has two representatives
from each church and is interested In
promoting all forms of Inter Church
Boys work. ROLAND S. Scott, Supt.
of the intermediate department of
the First NJ. E. Sunday school is in
charge of this work. Elvin Hartlett
is president of the organization, and
Leroy Rodehaver is secretary.
The Junior High school groups have
been meeting regularly during the
month of October after swim on Fri
day. In their inter club contest dur
ing the month of October the results
were as follows: PotaWatomies, 1877;
Mohicans, 157; Souix, 13S; Iroquois.
138.
All Cabinet Committees receive an
efficiency grade for their months
work. The standings for October are
as follows: Physical Com.-Chairman,
Ray Johannes, 90 per cent; f. .. b..
Com. Chester Hartlett,
90 per cent; Religious Com.-Chair-
man, Albert Butenhoff, 50 per cent;
Social Com.-Chairman, Obed Forsmo,
60 per cent;-Educational COMBS
per cent. These percentages are fig
ured on the basis of organization of
committees, results of their work,
originality in their work, cooperation
with other departments of work and
association spirit.
The standings of the Grammar In
ter School Bible Study contest is as
follows: Franklin, 1913 points, Wash
ngton-Humbolt, 1875 points and Lin
coin, $50 points. Chester Hartlett and
Ben Kuebler are the leaders in the
Franklin school group.
The local football boys we're guests
at the public dinner and supper given
last Saturday. The proceeds will go
for the benefit of the boys division
of work.
The Older Boys Conference, to be
held at Eau Claire during Thanks
giving vacation is approaching, and
the boys who expect to attend are
forming an O-Klare Klub this week.
The following members have already
applied for membership: Chester
Hartlett, Duey Wright, Louis Leak,
Myron Duncan, Rex Munger, Ray
Johannes, Jack NicOlls, Morton
Schaeffer, Edward Evenson, Alfred
Watson and w. r. Boorman. 1t is
expected that a large delegation of
Y. NJ. G. A. Sunday school members
will attend.
The High School Boys club have
started a bowling tournament by Sc
lecting the following captains of
teams, Chester Hartlett, Charles Tur-
ner, Elvin Hartlett, and Gale Meyers.
The selecting of teams will take place
this week.