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

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1 I?QF!QE'5' MRS. DELIA L. WILLIAMS, PED. D., INSTRUCTOR IN THE NORMAL DEPARTMENT. GRACE STANLEY, A. M., TUTOR IN LATIN. CLARA A. NELSON, A. M., INSTRUCTOR IN FRENCH. FANNY L. WILSON, B. L., INSTRUCTOR IN FRENCH. MAURICE A. BIGELOW, B. S., INSTRUCTOR IN BIOLOGY. LOUISA M. DOLE, B. L., INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH. LYCURGUS L. HUDSON, A. B., PRINCIPAL OF COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT. SARAH G. MITCHELL, A. B., INSTRUCTOR IN GREEK. FRANK3. ADAMS, INSTRUCTOR ON PIPE OROAN AND PIANO, AND IN COUNTERPOINT AND FUGUE. HATTIE B. COOVER, PRINCIPAL OF ,THE DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS. EDWARD L. POWERS, INSTRUCTOR ON PIANO, AND IN COUNTERIIOINT AND HISTORY OF MUSIC. AUGUSTA H. IIAYNER, B. L., INSTRUCTOR IN HARMONY AND PIANO. LUCILE POLLARD, INSTRUCTOR ON PIANO. NELLIE YOUNG, INSTRUCTOR IN VOCAL CULTURE. BELLE MORGAN, A. B., INSTRUCTOR IN ELOCUTION. JOSEPH B. ROGERS, A. B., INSTRUCTOR IN CHORAL MUSIC AND VOICE CULTURE. CLAUD MARCO, INSTRUCTOR ON VIOLIN AND ORCHESTRAT, INSTRUMENTS. REV. OSCAR W. WILLITS, A. M., B.D., LECTURER ON MISSIONS AND COMPARATIVE RELTGIONS. REV. YVILLIAM F. OLDHAM, A. M., S. T. D., LECTURER ON MISSIONS AND COMPARATIVE RELIGIONS FOR IS96. MARY WEIGHELL, INSTRUCTOR IN CHINA DECORATION AND WOOD CARVINO. EDWIN L. ZAHN, ASSISTANT IN GERMAN. JOHN W. EDWARDS, ASSISTANT IN CHEMISTRY. RUSSELL B. MILLER, ASSISTANT IN LATIN. JOSEPH P. KALBFUS, ASSISTANT IN ENGLISH AND LATIN. CHARLES C. BERLIN, ASSISTANT IN HISTOLOGY. BERT H. GREINER, ASSISTANT IN PHYSICS. OLIVER P. HOFFMAN, ASSISTANT IN MATHEMATICS. FRANCIS M. SWINEHART, ASSISTANT IN MATHEMATICS. WILLIAM W. OVERMYER, ASSISTANT IN MATHEMATICS. CHARLES H. BROWNELL, ASSISTANT IN CHEMISTRY. RUBY B. NEVILLE, ASSISTANT IN PI-IYSIOLOOY. CHARLES H. SHAW, ASSISTANT IN BOTANY. f ELIZABETH FLINT, INSTRUCTOR IN PHYSICAL CULTURE. DANA A. NELSON, ASSISTANT IN PHYSICS. JOHN WILLIAMS WHITE, A. M., PH. D. fProf of Greek in Harvard Uniuy, LECTURER ON GRECIAN ARCHIEOLOGY FOR 1895-96. 13

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Jfacultg. REV. JAMES W. BASHFORD, B. D., PH. D., D. D., Presidml, AND AMRINE PROFESSOR OF CHRISTIAN EVIDENCES. REV. LORENZO D. MCCABIC, D.D., LL. D., RIPLEV PROIFESZ-EOR OF PHILOSOPHY, AND V1'ce-Presz'deul. REV. WILLIAM G. WILLIAMS, LL. D., WRII3H'l' PROFESSOR 01 THE GREEK LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE, AND ACTING CHRISMAN PROFESSOR OF HIBLICAL LITERATURE. REV. WILLIAM F. WHITLOCK, D.D., BROXVN PROFESSOR OF THE LATIN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE. REV. HIRAM M. PERKINS, A. M., PARROTT PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS AND ASTRONOMY. WILLIAM O. SEMANS, A. M., PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRV. EDWARD T. NELSON, A. M., M. D., PH.D., ALUMNI PROFESSOR OF PHYSIOLOGY AND GEOLOOV. JOHN H. GROVE, A. M., PROFESSOR OF LATIN, AND PRINCIPAL OF THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT. REV. RICHARD PARSONS, A.M., PROFESSOR OF GREEK. REV. CYRUS B. AUSTIN, A. M., PROFESSOR OF IVIATHEMATICS, AND REGISTRAR OF MONNETT HALL. REV. WILLIAM W. DAVIES, A.M., B.D., PH.D., PROFESSOR OF GERMAN AND HEBREW. TRIMIILE I ROFl'ISSOR OF HISTORICAL THEOLOGY. ELLEN R. MARTIN, A.M., PROFESSOR OF BELLES-LETTRES, AND PRECEPTRESS. MERRICK LECTURER ON EXPERIMENTAL AND PRACTICAL RELIGION. ROBERT I. FULTON, A. M., PROFESSOR OF ELOCUTION AND ORATORV, AND DEAN OF THE SCHOOL OF ORATORY. REV. RICHARD T. STEVENSON, A. M., B. D., PH. D., PROFESSOR Ol HISTORY AND ENGLISH LITERATURE. WILLIAM G. HORMELL, A.M., ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OI PHYSICS. CHARLES D. RHODES, 2D LIEUT. 6TH CAV., U. S. A., PROFESSOR OF MILITARV SCIENCE AND TACTICS. REV. ALBERT MANN, A. M., PH.D., PROFESSOR OF BIOLOGY. SAMUEL H. BLAKESLIQIC, DIRECTOR OI? MUSICAI, DEPARTMENT, AND INSTRUCTOR IN VOCAL CULTURE AND THEORY OF MUSIC 12

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56lIiOl' Glass WITICCP5. J. W. MILLETTE . . . .Pre.vz2!e1z1. Miss AVENELLI1: CADOT . . . 7'reasm'e1'. J. H. WPCS'I'EliVEl.'l'. . . Mke-Preszkiefzl. MISS MAHEL KREIIJEIQ .... Sczjgeaui-al-A1 ms Miss NaLI.nM: CARLO . . . . COME, ye gentle zephyrs, Prophetic fatal powers, Whisper from each tree-top, ' A ' A Murmur in the Howers, Tell to sage or poet The secret that we crave, Where, O gentle zephyrs, In what secret, mystic wave May we read the happy secret, Silent boon from heaven sent, Where, oh, where's the famed Utopia, Give us kind admonisliment 3 We have questioned all the Muses, From Clio to Erato fair, Euterpe and fair Thalia questioned, Strive, they whisper, U and bewaref' Ah, the spiritls weary longing For a place of ease and rest, How the visions come a-thronging, Throngiug from the east 2'I.11Cl west ...........,........Sccrdary, Glass llboem. Telling of the lands of Bowers, Of the birds and Eden e'en, Whisper softly, gentle zephyrs, Have ye eler this object seen? Not this object, but a betterjl Whispers every gale and breeze, ll I could tell you with a letter, Says a spirit in the trees, But I dare not even whisper Where this place has once been seen, Dare 11Ot even tell to Vesper, Lest he tell you in a dream. Not in the story of the ages Will the secret e'er be found, Not the wisdom of the sages, Lore in any form profound, Not in inusicls tuneful measures, In comedy-ah, no l beware, Erato, Cupid, and all their pleasures, Gives not the boon we wish to share. 1 I4