Ohio Wesleyan University - Le Bijou Yearbook (Delaware, OH)

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Development Program for Ohio Wesleyan University lXlodern life is making heavy demands upon our schools and colleges. There is a growing insistance that We shall not only develop high character and right mental habits in our students, but also supply them With adequate guid- ance in applying those mental habits to the outstanding technical and social problems of life. Ohio VVesleyan University is consecrated to the realiza- tion of these splendid aims. Faculty and students seek to embody the noblest truths, the most wholesome social life, and the highest scholastic ideals. Our consistent purpose is to keep the soul of the college pure, sensitive, dedicated to beauty and goodness, to organize every facility in a noble effort to make the world Christian. In full recognition of modern needs, our Board of Trus- tees has planned a program of development continuing through the next ten years. lt includes buildings, equip- ment, and a greatly increased endowment. The record of Ohio Wesleyan justifies the best. The achievements of her alumni deserve the noblest. Our plans are ambitious but none more so than the spirit of service that has ever characterized Ohio Wfesleyan alumni and friends. W