Colorado College Nugget (yearbook) . gs alike ; for earnest endeavor in all branches of student life togetherwith a hearty support of whatever is best in college; above all and in all these,for eager, thoughtful service to the Christ whose influence has made possiblefor us everything that goes toward developing well-rounded young one realizes more fully than Association members themselves how far shortof this ideal the actual organization falls. There is need of constant encourage-ment and inspiration, such as come from the Geneva Conference and from thevisits of secretaries, one
Colorado College Nugget (yearbook) . gs alike ; for earnest endeavor in all branches of student life togetherwith a hearty support of whatever is best in college; above all and in all these,for eager, thoughtful service to the Christ whose influence has made possiblefor us everything that goes toward developing well-rounded young one realizes more fully than Association members themselves how far shortof this ideal the actual organization falls. There is need of constant encourage-ment and inspiration, such as come from the Geneva Conference and from thevisits of secretaries, one of whom. Miss Bridges, we were permitted to welcometo Colorado College this year. The loyal co-operation of friends among thefaculty means much to Association girls, as they strive to keep the ideal ofthe Christ-life before their eves. Miss Bridges herself has summed up in oneshort sentence all that the Association stands for wherever it is found—all westrive to have it stand for here—To make Jesus Christ real to every girl. 9fi. Leader, - Albert Chain I lardy, 04 Secretary, - Bessie Maud Gordon, 06 Emma Elizabeth Montgomery, Sp. Fairfield Sylvester, Jr., 04 William Merrell Vories, 04 Allison Taylor French, 07 William F. Lowry, 07 Our local Volunteer Band is a part of the world-wide organization ofCollege students who have declared their intention of becoming foreign mis-sionaries. The purpose of the organization is two-fold,—to help the members fitthemselves for their future work and to interest others in the cause of missions. The central idea of the movement is this: We believe that the highest de-velopment, physical, mental, and spiritual, is attainable only by a life in touchwith the Giver of Life, lived in the line of His purposes. We believe this notfor ourselves alone, but with respect to all classes and all conditions of man-kind. We believe literally in Jesus declaration, The field is the world; andtherefore deplore the humanly-arbitrary distinction of Home and
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