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THE HAMPTON NORMAL AND AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE HAMPTON, VIRGINIA BOARD OF TRUSTEES WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT, PRESIDENT FRANCIS G. PEABODY, VICE PRESIDENT CLARENCE H. KELSEY, VICE PRESIDENT GEORGE FOSTER PEABODY CHARLES E. BIGELOW ARTHUR CURTISS JAMES WILLIAM JAY SCHIEFFELIN FRANK W. DARLING SAMUEL C. MITCHELL W. CAMERON FORBES ALEXANDER B. TROWBRIDGE CHESTER B. EMERSON JAMES E. GREGG ROBERT R. MOTON HENRY WILDER FOOTE HOMER L. FERGUSON J. HENRY SCATTERGOOD JAMES E. GREGG, PRINCIPAL GEORGE P. PHENIX, VICE PRINCIPAL FRANK K. ROGERS, TREASURER WILLIAM H. SCOVILLE, SECRETARY FIELD SECRETARY ROBERT OGDEN PURVES April 13, 1928 Mr. William D. Williams President, Class of '28 College Dear Mr. Williams: Will you call, please at the Campaign Office tomorrow, Saturday morning, and get for distribution among the Class members anniversary invitations for the graduating class to send to their friends. F. Ogden Campaign Office -------------------------------------------------------------------- The Tiny YWCA "Y" VOL. I. No. 2. February 29th, 1928. A "Y" GIRL SPEAKS. -BEING A HANDWRITTEN PAGE OF PHILOSOPHY. Perhaps it is presumptuous for me to write on a "Y" girl's philosophy. I claim only tho authority of one who has had a membership in the Association for five years, and an even longer period of intimate acquaintance with hundreds of Girls who "belong" The ideal "Y" girl thinks of life as a balance of parts -Body-Mind-Spirit. Those elements unite to give her poise in her own personal life. She discovers a "sense of the intangible". She finds it easier to form pleasant relationships with the outside world, because she believes in respecting the personality of other people. She would "see through things" as well as "think things through". Her seeking every opportunity for self-expression is the result of her desire for personal growth. She must know herself. She must determine carefully her assets and her liabilities. She proves to herself that she can do things. She becomes conscious of her powers. She loses her inferiority complex. She develops Originality-Spontaneity-Poise. -Harriet Torrell. SOME INTERESTING ITEMS. Annie mae Rich- Membership Chairman and Magnolia Groves, Association Secretary, send the following figures to the "Tiny "Y". Total number of Active or Student Members----------- 238 Total number of Honorary Members ------------------- 131 Total number of Cabinet Officers ------------------- 18 Cabinet Line Up Phyllis Jones, President Harriet Terrell, Vice Pres. Magnolia Graves, Secretary Mary S. Robinson, Honorary as Women's League President | Chairmen | Committees. | No. of members. | | Harriet Terrell | Meetings | 12 | | Bessie Banks | Finance | 10 | | Alice Dykes | Religious Education | 8 | | Bessie Morgan | Publicity | 5 | | Marietta Meares | Social | 20 | | Harriet Peeler } | Freshmen Council | 15 | Martha Crump } | | | | "Fox" Cooper | Girl Reserve Counsellors | 8 | | Ruby Truehart | Music | 10 | | Bessie Wiggins | Vocational Guidance | 12 | | Anna Mae Rich | Membership | 10 | | Bertha Baschulte | World Fellowship | 10 | | Geneva Williamson | Community Welfare | 20 | | Gertrude Berry | Weaver Home (or Big Sisters) | | [[strikethrough]] Irene Draper [[/strikethrough]] | 30 | | Irene Draper | House | 5 | Total number of Committee Members 175
