University of Florida - Tower / Seminole Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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Gamma Sigma Epsilon BARRY KOWKABANY POTTER SCI-IULLER WI-HTMORE

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Bo.pt1st Student Union The Baptist Stud e nt Union represents all the voluntary religious activif ties ot Baptist students on the campus. Composed of several unit organizations centered in the First Bape tist Church, the B. S. U. promotes a vigorous re- ligious program and proe vides wholesome social lite for its membership. 'tl av 9 resbyterian Student ession The Student Session, Presby- terian student service organiza- tion, offers a full program of worship, friendship, and activity for students of Presbyterian and affiliated faiths. Membership in either of the two deacon groups or the elders group is contingent upon signing the covenant card and active service in the church's program for students. .All activities are centered in the First Presbyterian Church with the Student Session House. 1606 W. University Ave., as an auxiliary unit. The Session House is open all hours of the day and evening for recreation and Study. All Florida men are welcome to the use of these facilities. Since its organization in l934 the Student Session has grown in its interest and effectiveness as a contact unit of the church with the students. its member- ship is open to all who will worthily wear the Covenanters' Cross. if?

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'N . ,vxs Cooperative Living Organization RISING up out ot the wartime depression that hit most campus organiza- tions, the Cooperative Living Organization, known as CLO, moved back into three ot its tour houses, re-opened its tamed kitchen, and attained a membership ot over iitty by mid-year. CLO was tounded in l932 by a group ot ambitious students, out to over- come the depression by pooling their resources and working together. Not a traditional co-op in that social and athletic benetits, as well as economic, are attained, the men trom Washington Street were involved in two Frolics celebrations that they'll never torget. CLO was given its property under a grant by Dr. lames Fulk, former Uni- versity protessor. Under the leadership ot President Tom lones, Vice Presi- dent Bernard Clar, Secretary-Treasurer Bill Boney, and Purchasing Agent Ted Nelson, the organization housed and ted its members at the rate ot 5528.00 each per month, observed its corporation charter, Worried about evicting its remaining tenants, and ended up with a surplus sutticient to remodel a garage into a six-man cottage as another step to ease the housing shortage. FBONT BOVV: Pritchett, Nelson, Byals, Boney CSec.-Treas.l, lones tPres.l, Clark lVice Pre-s.l, Westlierry, Bernard SECOND BOVV: Stratton, Elledge, Diaz, Conner, McLean, Smith, Ash more, Knoblock. THlBD BOVV: Bourguardez, Suarez, Mills, Bobison, C. Smith, Trent, Gallagher, Wooten, Burnette. TOP BOYV: CPVVVPPIN L. F. Stricltliiind, l.. Strickland, Fisher, Wetlic-iiiifgtfin, Blficl-1, Gaskin, lfath. f