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

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' ' l usi ( e s 1 1 BOARD OF TRUSTEES . . . legal owners of the co ' lege . . . meet twice a year . . . OFFICERS OF THE BOARD Fred L Rosemond President John E. Brown ......Vice-President Erwin G. Guthery Vice-President Burleigh E Cartmell Secretary Donald J, Hornberger Treasurer Donald B. Watkins Treasurer Dr Edmund D. Soper Ex-Officio Member OHIO CONFERENCE Rev. Thomas Hoffman Campbell Oliver Pearl Edwards Ernest Hurst Cherrington Rev, Albert George Schatzman Edwin Earl Edgar Rev. Isaac Eugene Miller Edward Sheridan Vv ' eaver Rev. Clarence Herbert LaRue Edward Thomson Reed Mark Webster Selby NORTHEAST OHIO CONFERENCE Edwin George Beal Charles Burgess Ketcham Rev. Foster Cookman Anderson Rev. Wilbur Emery Hammaker Rev. Samuel Leman Stewart Rev. William Wallace Dieterich Harry Roscoe Correll Harvey Overholt Yoder ASSOCIATION OF ALUMNI John Wesley Pontius W. Branch Rickey Erwin George Guthery Fainny Hagerman Layiin Rev, Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes Allen Banks Whitney George Barnes Harris William Frederick Bigelow Orville Smith TRUSTEES AT LARGE Kathryn Sisson Phillips John Edwin Brown Ernest William Hill Fred Leslie Rosemond Rev. Bishop Harry Lester Smith James Marion Butler Donald Durant Battelle J. Delorma Adams Morrow Jacob Kindleberger GRAY CHAPEL [24]

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DEAN SHERIDAN DEAN W HlfNEY DEAN SOMERVILLE JOSEPH SOMERVILLE ... man of international affairs . . . has spent the last twenty years dash- ing around Europe as an interpreter, Y. M C A, secretary, and government official in charge of exchange of prisoners . . . decorated by three nations for his service . . . modest withal . . . forced to flee from Russia after fall of Duma . . , always reads before going to bed . . scorns fiction . . . pursues current events avidly , . . received M, A, in International Affairs from Columbia . . . collects stamps but never mounts them . . . has two young daughters who spoke Czech before English HAROLD SHERIDAN , . . dean of college . . . small, square-shooter . . . shock of gray hair . . . dismisses chapel with benedictory lift of his hands ... for further details see page eighty-two FLORENCE N WHITNEY . . . lends dignity to the most hectic of Monnett fire drills in spite of hair net and cold cream . . . poised assurance that quiets the most frantic of freshmen girls . . . exceedingly dry brand of humor almost rival- ing that of Coolidge . . . jokes, which are many, seem to run to the slips that pass in the night variety from church calendars . . . uses good psychology, never saying don ' t, always let ' s . . . likes two cups of demitasse to keep awake reads poetry well at dinner . . . wonders what there could be to do in Delaware after eleven o ' clock at night . . . one of the few chaperones who looks as if she really enjoys dancing . . . maybe that accounts in part for her popularity as a chaperone , . . climaxed all this year ' s engagements and marriages by becoming Mrs. Vv ' hitney on February 1. [25] CRAY CHAPEL