YMCA History
What does YMCA stand for?
Young Men's Christian Association
This word often describes a long passageway connecting rooms in a building.
Corridor
Who is the main performer at the superbowl this year?
Bad Bunny
What are the four colors of the YMCA?
RED, GREEN, YELLOW, BLUE
What is the big trip in summer that everyone participating in leaders club is able to go to?
Blue Ridge Leaders School
The YMCA played a key role in the invention of which two popular sports?
Basketball and volleyball
You might walk through this area when entering a home or school building.
foyer
Who won was the quarterback who won the College Football National Championship?
Fernando Mendoza
WHAT ARE THE FOUR CORE VALUES?
CARING, HONESTY, RESPECT, RESPONSIBILITY. BONUS - FAITH
When are the 100 hours due?
July 5th
The YMCAs triangle logo stands for what three aspects of personal development?
Spirit, mind, and body
This synonym for hall is often used in formal buildings or historic homes.
lobby
Name 3 Executive Board Members
What are the 3 areas of focus of the YMCA?
Youth Development, Social responsibility and healthy Living
What are the four fitness assessments?
Sit and Reach, Push-ups, Crunches, and Step test
In what year was the YMCA founded?
1844
This word can mean a large room or open interior space used for gatherings or events.
atrium
What were the names of the two Christmas events we volunteered at in December?
Sweets with Santa and Elf on the Run
What are the four components to leading?
Telling showing doing checking
Who are the Leaders Club Advisors?
Rachel Basmaci and Kyle Kirby
In what year did Blue Ridge Leaders School Open?
1922
This term refers to a grand or ceremonial hall, often found in palaces or universities.
great hall
What was the name of the YMCA we went to for the Winter rally?
Warlick YMCA
What are the four position groups in soccer?
Forwards, Midfielder, Defender, Goalie
what does the acronym "SMART" mean in SMART goals
specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, time-bound