Wesley College - Eukairia Yearbook (Dover, DE)

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,sac ,g:,..,, laa, ,I ,,,,,, . f ., , , s I or ,.,,. W v W4 . , Row one: Robert Godfrey, Dick Sutton, Pat Tomlinson, Ivan Levisohn, President: Marilyn Walker, Mr. Albright Zimmerman, Advisor: Marilyn Schmucker, Iose Hernandez, Dan Brooks. Row two: David Bassan, Charles Navarro, Vaughn Rash, Sam Keen, Henry Parkhurst, Bob Carreau, Fred Kanig, Roy Rebstock, William Kramedas. E .9nfer- Wafiona! mfafiona Bringing the far corners of the world to the students of Wesley is' the principal task of the International Relations Club. What are people in Japan and Germany doing? What happened last week in the United Nations? How about a movie on the customs of the people of Mexico? All of these questions are answered by the IRC in their meetings Where lively discus- sions, debates and rapid-fire questions for visiting speakers are heard on Thursday evening. President ..... ,....l I van Levisohn Secretary ....,. ..,... F rances Gould 42 Mia

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, . 1 I J 1 Y' I I 1 x , , fioopfftif' 'if v v:' , ,Of icfffd Row one: Dean Kilby, Advisor: Esther Sipler, Art Taylor, Advisor. Milly Haring, Anne Stewart, Ro-w two: Vaughn Rash, Barbara Hall, Joan Anderson. Robert Grant, Walter Haig, Walter Reimann, loyce Lewis, Charlesta Davis, Walter Norbert. .f A- .sykuolenf Counci .-A 41 Representing the students of Wesley Junior College, the student council pur- sues a rigid but active schedule. Its purpose of giving the student body a representative governing council entails the sponsoring of various social activi- ties, handles all regulations of social conduct on the campus, and administers the allocation of the student fund for extra-curricular activities. The council also makes recommendations to the deans of the college as to how the col- lege may provide more adequate recrea- tional facilities for the student body. . , Ve O 4 l Sfoctje , ..t..aa, N f T1-Qmff xwd

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X mzucious uri: f X l l panqslnl-Q V get WPLQRSWSQSKHV ct,.,,,f Religious life at Wesley centers around the two chapel services held weekly in Holt Chapel. The chapel with its fine organ and simple altar is truly conducive to worship. Worship services are conducted by the president of the college, faculty members, and students. Guest speakers of all faiths are invited to speak for the services also. Special services are planned for special days in the church calendar such as Christmas and Easter. Included the religious program of the college is a religious emphasis week. Some out- standing religious leader is invited to speak during this week, to conduct forums, and to give personal counsel. According to student testimony, the chapel services meet a vital need in their everyday college life. 43