Kansas Wesleyan University - Coyote Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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MISS WESLEYAN Helen Henry, a junior of Salina, was elected Miss Wes- leyan of l946. Helen is a member of Delta Kappa Chi, of the Student Council, the Pan-Hellenic Council, the lnter- national Relations Club and the Advance Staff: she is co- chairman of SCA, was selected for VVho's Who, and is editor of the 1946 COYOTE. HELEN HENRY JH

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, W l ATTENDANTS TO MISS WESLEYA Miss Wesleyan and her attendants, representative of Kansas Wesleyan girls, are elected by the vote of the stu- dents and faculty. The Queen and her attendants are chosen on the basis of character, personality, leadership, and student coopera- tion. The coronation ceremony was held in Connection with the traditional l.ilac Pete, April 25. Senior J unior llhage Twulvel B-lET'lY l.OLf STI-IN lTl,INOR SliLlS'! Senior DoRoT1-ti' BUCK BONNIIE STl'I'll HOUSI Ie J tmior

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U IVERSITY METHCDIST CHURCH MAt the gates of the campus stands University Meth- odist Church to challenge the spirit and appeal to the high ideals of campus men and women. A student may closely relate himself and his college activities to a university church on the campus. The vital relationship between church and college affords experiences of responsibility, leadership, and creative thinking. The Rev, and Mrs. l-. J. Smoot are outstanding lead- ers in the spiritual development and service of youth in their church. The Methodist Youth Fellowship, which is the youth program of the church, includes the discussion class on Sunday mornings, the vespers, forum, recreation and fellowship suppers on Sunday evenings, and monthly recreational meetings. Singing in the church choir and teaching Sunday School classes are among the activities of the church in which youth on the campus may find expres- sive service. Rev. UQONARD J. SHOOT Mmzster University Methodist Church ll age Fouxleenj