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

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...H i---N TFT -. .-S, ti Fl wwe, 4 ' . i 1 ' 3 1, Ggfillel ,Society The Wesley Foundation, which is the name for the student religious program of the Methodist Church at State Universities, centers mainly in an attractive brick building on University Ave- nue across from the campus, Here Sunday services and week-day activities are held. The building includes a chapel, lounge, social hall, kitchen, office and other facilities. The l942-43 pro- gram, in spite of severe wartime changes, included such highlights as the en- tertainment of the Eleventh Annual Florida Methodist Student Conference and ad- dresses by several outstand- ing student leaders includ- ing Mrs. Grace Sloan Over- ton of New York and Dr. James W. Workman of Chi- cago. Student president of the Wesley Foundation: JACK MILLER Director REV. A. ROUK BUHRMAN 7-T' President' SID BROUSE COUNCIL '3 x. ii, ' ss . rl.Ix'l1'l'D . , D, Sl'l'lL'lCll'y CCW DAVID SPEC: ILER RAISBI AMRAM PREIQO IQIELICSIOUS SERVICE iewzslt Students

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um! . ffff'-' sgQXlW5f 7 5 ' F Aw r f , P411 E qw W! P QR. , .-7 . - i ' ',., A l 'N' wflf qv Front Row: Alias John Smith, Phil Anderson, Bill Colson, George McMaster, Ciiddens King, l-lomilton lflayes, Richard Farrior, Myron Ciihhons, David Crapper. Second Row: Ben Benjamin, Glen Purdom, Sam Pinder, OCS, lrlugh Thompson, Calvin Goodwin, Preacher Gordon, Yandell Page, Dick Crago, Max Cheney, Jimmy Bryan. Third Row: Jack Baldwin, Ted Salb, Frank Pickard, Frank Aucremann, Pat Edclings, Jim Preston, Lester Baden, Charles Oynes, Jim Gallatin, Jack Fleming, Robert Green, Buddy Phillips, Junior l-lorsey. Fourth Row: Bill Hickman, Sandy Geer, Stuart Kemp, Fred Winkler, Wliit Merrin, George Cooley, Willbert Canning, Spencer Waltr:ii,. Richard Sowell, Bill Lininger. Filth Row: Bot: Stratton, Preston Daniels, Neill Brammar, Boi: McCulloch, Mike Whetstone, Dan Beardsley, Dave Martin, Lieut. James Bearclsley, Jimmy Thornton, Jim Littman. Tresbyteriam Stucleniew Session., The Sludeiit Session, Preshyterian student service organization, fillers a lull program ol worship, friendship, and activity for students ol Prvslyyterioii and alliliated faiths. Memhership in either ol 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 Preshvterian Church with the Student Session l-louse, l606 W, University Ave, as an auxiliary REV. GORDON X unit. The Session l-louse is open all hours of the day and evening for recreation and Study. All Florida men are welcome to the use nl these facilities. Since its organization in l9Jfl the Student Session has grown in its interest and effectiveness as a contact unit of the church with the students. lts membership is open to all who will worthily wear the Convenanters' Cross. REV. PAGE li i l l i 5 i l

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