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

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1 I I I l I y r I l I l I A I l l l I it r I l I l l l I l I r EDMUND DAVISON SOPER, President What do we keep after we leave college of the things we prized while we were in college? I am thinking of the tangible things, things which can be packed into a trunk and taken away when Commencement is over and life out in the world begins in real earnest. For a number of years reminders are there a plenty, hang- ing on the walls, laid away in drawers or packed into book shelves, but these gradually dwindle away and after a half dozen moves little or nothing remains- except, well if it should be a Le Bijou that old grad can count himself fortunate. He has all he needs to Hood his mind again with the memories he is likely to treasure above all others. That is why I believe in Le Bijou, and I hope many will prove it to be true in their own experience as the years pass. V f. Nineteen