. Colorado College Nugget (yearbook). ER5 Leader Wm. G. Lennox Secretary-Treasurer Emily Mills Corresponding Secretary Mabel Carlson MEMBERS. 1909. Emma Riggs J. C. Crane Mabel Carlson W. G. Lennox Faith Skinner H. Harootunian Lala Bartleson E. T. Heald, Oberlin 07 1910. Emily Mills L. P. Putnam E- W. Norris H. C. Harrison 1911. B. H. Van Dyke The Student Volunteer Band of Colorado College was organized byHorace Tracy Pitkin, Yales martyr missionary, in February, 1895. Sincethat time there have been seventy-two members of the band, each one ofwhom has the purpose, if God permit, to become a fo
. Colorado College Nugget (yearbook). ER5 Leader Wm. G. Lennox Secretary-Treasurer Emily Mills Corresponding Secretary Mabel Carlson MEMBERS. 1909. Emma Riggs J. C. Crane Mabel Carlson W. G. Lennox Faith Skinner H. Harootunian Lala Bartleson E. T. Heald, Oberlin 07 1910. Emily Mills L. P. Putnam E- W. Norris H. C. Harrison 1911. B. H. Van Dyke The Student Volunteer Band of Colorado College was organized byHorace Tracy Pitkin, Yales martyr missionary, in February, 1895. Sincethat time there have been seventy-two members of the band, each one ofwhom has the purpose, if God permit, to become a foreign local band is a part of the Student Volunteer Movement, which is,in turn, a member of the Worlds Student Christian Federation. Colorado College volunteers who have gone to the foreign field are: Philip Gillett , Korea Susan Gillett Korea Dr. Mary Noble India Dr. Harry Packard Persia Frances Bayley Packard Persia Wm. Merrill Varies Japan Ralph Wells China Aly Spencer Gale China 189 The Pikes PeakNugget ««« 1910. OFFICERS. President Wm. G. Lennox Vice-President J. Glen Hammond Recording Secretary Samuel Kittleman Student Treasurer Bert W. Stiles General Secretary Ed T. Heald The Young Mens Christian Association of Colorado College wasorganized nearly twenty years ago, October 13, 1889. From its smallbeginning it has grown steadily in strength and influence. The mem-bership has increased from 9 to 210 and the various departments fromalmost nothing to their present high state of development. The successof its efforts to unite the men of the College in the broad development ofthe best interests of the students is shown by the extent of the work donethis year. A summary of the work would show the following: Employmentsecured for no students, the cash value of which amounts to $9,000 ayear; one hundred men enrolled in Bible study groups, meeting weekly,the leaders of which are coached by Dean Parsons; one hundred menenrolled in Mission study classes under leade
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