Florida Memorial College - Arch Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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Dr. George W. Gore Tallahassee, Fla. Mrs. Milo E. Wenger ■B m am y Rev. C. Blythe Andrews R. H. Rivenburg Clifford, Pennsylvania J. A. Finlayson Miami, Florida ••» EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETS ON CAMPUS Left to Right: President R. W. Puryear, Rev. Enoch Da vis, St. Petersburg, Florida— Rev. J.A.F. Finlayson, Miami, Florida, Treasurer-; Atty. D . W. Perkins, Jacksonville , Florida-Secreta ry - ; Rev. Edward T. Graham, Miami, Fla.; Rev. R. H. Rivenburg, Clifford, Pennsylvania, Senator VerleA.Pope, St. Augustine, Florida --Senator of St. Johns County; Mr. Frank Harrold, St. Augustine, Fla. — President of Saint Augustine National Bank;--Dr. G. O. Sumner, Daytona Beach, Florida , — Chairman of Executive Com- mittee of the Board of Trustees. Rev. James Massey Daytona Beach, Florida G.T. Wiggins Pensacola, Florida Dr. Von D. Mizell Dr. Luther W. Smith Atty. J. C. Collier, Orlando, Fla. Rev. L. A. Alexander | tfiKi

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Mrs. B. H. Puryear who serves in the capa- city of director of education, came to our cam- pus in nineteen hundred and fifty, with her hus- band, President R. W. Puryear. During her six years here, she has been of service to our school, its students and the community. She carries a full time schedule, being the FIRST LADY, with the responsibility of promoting the social and Civic life which goes hand and hand with the President ' s work. Because she has given guidance and help to numerous students as sponsor of many activities which promote ideal student life, and because she is a splendid example of all that is fine and ad- mirable; because we love and appreciate her. Because of her never tiring guidance and assist- ance to the year book staff, we the members of the year book staff take this opportunity to pay tribute to Mrs. Puryear, because she is just grand.