Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-05-25
Y. w. C. A. Notes

On Saturday afternoon there will
be a public ceremonial service for
the awarding of honors to girls in the
graded school corps OF the Girl Re-
serves The service will take place
at o'clock at Marathon park. Par
ents of the girls and any interested in
girls work will be welcome. The girls
will bring their own supper and re-
main for Girl Reserve picnic. They
are asked to be at the Y. W. C. A.
building at 2:30 o'clock.
The sale of peoples for the Ameri-
can Legion will be in charge of the
girls from the Student club of the Girl
Reserves Friday afternoon and Sat
urday.
There will be Girl Reserve section
in the parade on Decoration day. Girls
are asked to meet at the association
headquarters ct 1870 p. m. to have
their places assigned.
! The girls in the Blue Triangle will
hike to Little Rib Saturday afternoon.
They will leave the association at 8
o'clock, and meet the girls from the
west side at the Training school Each
one will bring her own lunch.
The conference club will hold its
regular meeting for the year next
Wednesday, May 31st. This will be an
outdoor meeting and the girls are
asked to bring their own lunch and to
meet at the Y. w. G. A. at o'clock.
The club extends an invitation to any
Of the older girls who are interested
to meet with them.
The spring general membership
meeting of the Y. W.. G. A. will be held
at the high school auditorium on We'd
nesday evenin, June 9Th, at 1870
o'clock. Members are asked to re-
serve that date. The meeting is to be
in charge OF the membership commit
tee, Mrs. C. G. Kruger, chairman, and
the Young Women's council, Mrs. M.
M. Schofield, chairman. A comst in
teresting program has been arranged
to be given by the various groups of
girls in the association. The commit
tees in charge want to make this a
time Of real fellowship and inspira-
ton.
A most worthwhile week end con-
ference on leadership training was
held last Saturday for the old and
new council of the Student club of
the Girl Reserves of the high school,
The girls very carefully discussed
their responsibilities and duties as
officers of the club, the opportunities
offered in the way of service to the
school and community, and ways in
which the purpose of the club and it's
standards could be made vital to each
member, The frankness with which
they discussed conditions that are
FAR from ideal in the life of the mod
ern high school girl and their will
lingness as Girl Reserves to set their
faces toward goal that means better
things for the girls, is most encour-
aging for the success of the club for
next year. The girls in the retiring
council who were present were: Alice
Rudberg, president; Norma Zilisch,
vice president; Joyce Anderson, treas
urer; Helen Arsta, secretary; Eliza
beth Lemke, service chairman; Althea
Weinkauf, social; Anna Schultz, pro-
gram, and Catherine Geisel, publicity.
New officers for the school year 1922
1928 are as follows: Norma Zilisch,
president; Hope Morisette, vice presi-
dent; Susannah Manson, treasurer;
Mary Thompson, secretary; Dorothy
Manecke, service; Marion Stone. So
cial; Eleanor Nee, program, and Hell
en-. Arsta, publicity. The Misses Mar
garet Laut, Helen Stone. advisors for
the High School club,and Althea
keiser and Alma Blandin, secreta-
ries of the Y. w. C. A. were with
the girls.