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

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PUBLICITV DEPHRTIIIEIIT Mr. Young The Publicity Office is an independent university agency this year, having been created from the Alumni and New Student Office. Under the capable direction of Mr. Gerald W. Young, a newcomer to the Ohio Wes- l9Yan family, it has already proven its inestimable value to the school. Mr. Young was faced this year with the task of organizing the Publicity Office into an efficient, smooth-working machine, and he quickly demon- Strated his ability to fill his position. Already, the results of his work are apparent. The enrollment of the school has materially increased and the prospects for the future are bright. The main function of the Publicity Office is to make Ohio Wesleyan more widely and more favorably known. This is accomplished, at the present, mainly through stories and articles of interest about Wesleyan Students printed in home-town newspapers and in magazines. However, in the near future extensive develop- ment is planned in other fields. Echoes from the Ohio Wesleyan Campus, a booklet published under the supervision of Mr. Young, made its initial appearance last fall. It features many pictures and interesting items COVGUHQ every phase of campus life. Each issue is mailed to a large number of recommended high school students, and preliminary contacts with high schools are established in this way. The Publicity Office works hand in hand with the Alumni and New Student offices. Alumni constitute one of the chief sources for recommending prospective students: the New Student Office follows up the publicity giVG1'1 bythe Publicity Office. Also, an earnest attempt is made to make the Ohio Wesleyan faculty better known both to the faculties of other schools and to the public. Much of the present success that the Publicity Office is enjoying is due to the helpful cooperation of Charlotte Rosse, secretary: Nancy Oldfield, home-town editor: Len LeSourd, sports: and Sidney Rowlemd faculty. I AS the total result of the work of the Publicity Office, Ohio Wesleyan continues to attract the high type of student for which it has become so famous.

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0 f - vt - ff f Co-Application Faculty Meeiiflq Students at Ohio Wesleyan are fortunate in being privileged to enjoy informal relationships with the faculty. Not only are the classes kept small, but each student has many opportunities to meet his professors informally outside the classrooms. The high ranking that Ohio Wes- leyan holds among schools of its size is due in great part to the efficiency of its faculty. The many alumni who have gone out to make excellent records in graduate schools or busi- ness are overwhelming in their praise of the faculty at their alma mater. Some of the same professors who taught our mothers and fathers are still carrying on in their classes as they did then.