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

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REV. WM. W. DAVIES, dr K if, Professor of German and Hebrew :-A. B., 1872, A. M., 1875, Ohio Wesleyan University: B. D., 1874, Drew Theological Seminary, Ph. D., 1876, University of Halle, Germany. REV. RICHARD T. STEVENSON, Professor of History and English Literature:- A. B., 18735 A. M., 1876, Ohio Wesleyan University, S. T. B., 1877, Boston University, Ph. D., 1893, Ohio Wesleyan University. IDA MONTIMER WINDATE, Professor of Philosophy of Education and Preceptress of Monnett Hall :-A. M., '00, Ohio Wesleyan University. REV. JAMES W. MAGRUDER, A T A, Financial Agent and Professor of Economic :- A. B., 1885, Ohio Wesleyan University, B. D., 1886, Drew. CLARA A. NELSON, Professor of French :-M. L. A., B. S., 1370- Baldwin Ulliveraiiyi A. M., 1893, Ohio Weslyan University. l WM. E. SMYSER, A K E, fb B K, Professor of English Literature :-A. B., 18893 A. M., 1892, Wesleyan Umversityg 1891, Johns Hopkins. ROLLIN H. WALKER, Professor of English Bible :-A. B., 1888, 0- W- U-2 S- T- B.. 1892, Boston University, 1900, University of Edinburgh. EDWARD L. RICE, E N, dr B K, Professor of Zoology and Biology :-A. B., 1892, Wesleyan University, Ph. D., 1895, University of Munich, Germany. LEWIS G. WESTGATE, if T, Professor of Geology :-A. B., 1890, Wesleyan University, Ph. D., 1896, Harvard. , AMON B- PLOWMAN, Professor of Physics :--B. S., 1899, O. W. U. EMMA KONANTZ, Instructor in Mathematics :-B. L., '95: A- B-1 '99: A- M-. '99, Ohio Wesleyan University. WALLACE NELSON STEARNS, Instructor in Greek and Ancient History :-A. B., 0-W-U-, '91: Harvard '93, A. M., 0. W. U., '94, Harvard '97: D. B-. Harvard '96: Ph. D., Boston '99. MRS. MARY E. DAVIES, Instructor in German. MARION HACKEDORN, B. L., Insructor in English. A HAROLD J. WILSON, 2 A E, Instructor in Latin :-A. B., 0. W. U., '00. EDWIN G. TURNER, Instructor in English :-A. B., O. W. U., '00. J- C- MESSICK, 2 A E, Instructor in Latin. 15

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O Inatter what the tirnid, quiver- L ing girl or the sensitive youth rnay think of the severity of the Class-roorn, there is none but that the rnore experienced he becornes is the rnore grateful to this scholarly old rnan for the lessons of accuracy and thoroughness first received frorn hirn. More than this there is none who has felt the touch of his ripened spirit and of his rnatured soul who has not had his character strengthened and his vision broadened. i .The very presence of a rnan of such unrneasured influence upon the young manhood and young wornanhood of fifty years givesinspiration for the future and ,forever prevents a lack of confidence in Inan and belief in God. Nth, 16