Records, 1901-1990.

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Records, 1901-1990.

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Consists of extensive meeting minutes of its cabinet, advisory board, and board of directors with some gaps. Correspondence is very incomplete and primarily covers the Students' Army Training Corps (1918-1919) and the 1950s. Annual reports (which are incomplete) cover 1918/1919 and the 1950s through 1976. Financial records are also sketchy. "Report of the survey director to the survey committee of the board of directors of the North Dakota Agricultural College Young Men's Christian Association" by William Overholt (36 leaves) is included. Also includes several scrapbooks of clippings and photographs of Y activities, a 1917 solicitation notebook for a new building, and two issues of the newsletter The Y's bison.

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Overholt, William.

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Young Men's Christian Association (North Dakota State University)

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Organized in 1901 as a recreation and study program. In 1916, a Y building fund was established. With financial assistance in the form of a matching grant from John D. Rockefeller, the building was constructed in 1916. Ray Sweetman, a professional secretary, was hired as membership increased. The YMCA building served as the campus social center until its destruction by a tornado in 1957. After that, the North Dakota Agricultural College Library and the South Engineering building served as YMCA h...

United States. Army. Students' Army Training Corps

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Young Men's Christian Associations of North America

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North Dakota Agricultural College

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