Wesley College - Eukairia Yearbook (Dover, DE)

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- W- -1 ,, Holdway, Bassford, Yveller Joh, Title, Todd Meredith, Earhart, Riley, Madcifl WESLEY STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION To meet the religious needs of all students, a non-denominational organization, the Wesley Student Christian Association was created. Its specific purpose is to promote closer fellowship with God, spirit of brotherhood among students, and spiritual aid and guidance. This organization is responsible for various services and contributions. During the year the W.S.C.A. has held regular worship and discussion meetings. Vesper services were held each Wednesday night. The Com- munion service for the graduates held the last Sunday of the school year is under its direction. As Wesley grows the Wesley Student Christian Association will expand upward and outward through the inspiration of its services and its members.

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Mr. Kilby, Lorraine Semos, Marion DiGeuova, Bob Holdway INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB The International Relations Club of Wesley Junior College was formed the second semester of this year, sponsored by the Social Science Department, under Dean V. R, Kilby. The Club is affiliated with the Carnegie Endowment for Inter- national Peace. Speakers and Discussion Leaders for the bi-monthly meetings are college students and civic leaders of Delaware. The Carnegie Enclownient presents to each club, twice a year, recent books on current affairs to be placed in the college Library. The officers are: President-Robert G. Holclway of Wilmington, Delaware Vice-P-rcsidcnt-Lorraine Semos of Bermuda S6CT6l'llTj'-T7'66lS'Ll1'!37'-hIZlI'lOll DiGenova of Upper Darby, Pennsylvania

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, L 5-17 -7 Alfred Lawson, Jr., Clzairmang Woodall, Fettridge, Rute, Warner. T. Booth. R. Booth, Lopez, Fritze, Johnson, Car- reuu, jackson, Borst, Bittner, Cabble, McKay, Maggio, Gladden, Kennedy, DiGenova, von Koschembach. THE SOCIAL COMMITTEE The Social Committee for the 1947-48 year has provided for the student body a new and better organization for the planning and presentation of school dances. A very successful Halloween Dance at the McKay Farm in Smyrna began the Hrst of a series of dances held at the college. This was followed by the Thanksgiving Dance, the Snowball Festival, St. Valentine's, St. Patrick's, and closed the year with a very successful Commencement Dance. DRAMATICS The presentation of Corridors of the Soul and Will O' the VVisp by the dramatic class re- vealed the Hne talents of the Xflfesley student. The scenery played an important part in making the productions a success as well as the cooperation and able direction. Fettridge, Owen, Adams, Fox Sherry, Rule, Dreyer, Russell, Xvarner, Miss Shaffer Yerxa, Aiba, Cohen, Dickman