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

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4 will 'fs - Y 1' 1 TW fl ' 7 f T 'f in 1 'f T? ' 7 xslt: 3 3- X 5 , 3, 1 gi Q lm 13- ix: Q . lJ U 1 l ,, A -4 ..............-....A,---' J' ,-....... , .- ,Qf 'ts ,, f 'fl is ,...,... -V--'- ' J. J. Somerville . . . VVesleyan's popular dean of men . . . captain of basketball team, state mile champion, and senior class prexy while student at DePauw . . . social worker in Russia and Siberia after leaving cw ,,, X-:T:.T:c.fgli'if,?7,, ANAQ college . . . held in Siberia at outbreak of World Wai' I, DePauw held a M 5:f,L Exo-ir' memorial service for him . . . decorated by four nations for reconstruc- 'ffy' tion work in post-war Europe . . . faithfully attends Asbury every Sunday . . . always reads before going to bed . . . after working much of g Tix, 451, his life with boys, is proud parent of two daughters . , . tiny moustache XNKMQ l boasts almost as much hair as his smooth pate . . . jovial smile . . . OVVU XNXH'-QQ men think he's a pretty swell fellow. ill: 'xx , lisa ,, Q 2? i'if 4Tife fx 20 Mary Helen Fretts . . . alert, well-groomed dean of womenu. . . never expected or intended to become a dean . . . fortune teller once predicted it . . . when she sheds responsibility she knits, listens to the radio . . . seen about town in a red convertible . . . chief summer diversion' picnicking . . . chief summer aversion --Yf - travelling any great distance , . . studied at Oxford, liked punting on the Thames . . . fond of the l'il'CflCl1 P but respects the British . . . indulges in swimming and tennis . . . regrets the shortness of her summer vacations . . . admirably adept with the English language . . . great weakness for the Maramor, Harold Sheridan . . . kindly. conservative dean of the school . . . efficient, direct, sincere, small square- shooter . . . owner of beneficent smile and shock of grey hair . . . loves camping and outdoor, life . . . paddles his own canoe . . . is enthusiastic about open fire cooking . . . spends his free time reading philos- ophy, listening to good music, discussing art . . . Canadian born . . . graduated from Toronto Uni- versity . . . has traveled considerably . . . spent part of his boyhood in Europe . . . likes to carpenter and construct . . . proud of a room he made as a replica of a camping cabin . . . formerly edited the Class- mate, at the Methodist Book Concern.

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Right: f:0llQll'l' 1 V17 I l 1' lk' V l f l 4 , A L , Xl . , , A L A 3 1 l I J 1 ,L 4 A i 4 l . , Abbie Probasco ztclininistrutor, sho mc-nn lmsclmll but . . . when not noting ns XM-slt-yz111's most' ctlicicnt putters in 21 pantry nncl plays vrilalmgo . . . wiclcls ll . . . lovvs farms . . . nt-vt-r forgets ll lzwe or nznnc . . . us in Vhinzt. l -fort' Spa-nt stfvcrnl yea Q for tiftvon yvnrs mc taught in otlwr mllc-ge. 1 in whivh hc innjorotl Allen C. Conger . . . rvturning to NVQ-slcynn . . . lvvturvtl in szunc roon is . . . lmuiltls rustic furniture for sunnnt-r . . . lIlllllllllSlI'Zl tt-s nclnnssnn villain in C'zu1zuln. ' fl ' 'llllS sons . . . get tronsurcr and one of lXln ng. -ncls summer vnvntions Donald J. llornber . . . ' ' f 'tum' in stumps . . . spa. ' ' 'ik-is 'Incl gnrtlt-n . . . has collt-ctcfl il fishing in south small oi crn lVlic'hignn . . . puttt-rs with chic ll . jovial and t-m-rgvtiv. ' ffl on tho football squzuls lmrilliunt. ztlum who plttyt ' l muster . . . vnjoys unt- Donald Watkins . . . ' ' l'lllllllSl21SllCZltllltllllf mc ' X ' ' sons. lwforc thc XVU rlcl KVM . . . proud of his two ulhlutn. . tloor lift: in Ontario . . . vc-ry ' 'l lin fs . . . rcspon- suporintenclcnt of groumls tlllll bui c 3, mfcssors who 'ltry to ln-nt John llickson .... ' tlislikvs pri lwlv for 'ippczlrulicc of vzunpus . . . sit . , ' 1' vincluws. that uutsiclu lmy opening., x tlhllfflvt PM l. 1 I l 2+ t -1 tl 1-, tt. lFV'l 'llfhv,ll1 lu 'ljlin JV,

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YF' fx ' 71 r' 'f 'W ? V - P' ' 4 fl lf tl ln 'V F- if .Z i it gif 4' li ti fr, Ui + 5 li - it I gi' 1 'J 1, i . H, ,l 1,1 1 Ii I ,i E , . e, Dorothy Cowling . . . Charming head of Austin Aileen Schoeppe . . supervisor of Monnett' Hall . . . efficient and popular dean of senior women . . . interested in knowing all the girls personally . . . a native of Nlinnesota . . . spends most of extra time travelling .... toured liurope .... spent eonferenees . . . generous with bids to eat with he: summers ati William and Mary . . . liked historic' at head table . . . ehief alarm ringer for Nlonnettk old Wfilliamsburg . . . Austin smoothies admire her frequent fire drills . . . seeretive about her first Clothes and eoiffures. . . reportedly affianeed to the name, fiertrudeg has a horror of the nickname son of a frequent ehapel speaker . . . likes football. CIertie . . . claims she lacks loeal eolor. ' U- 1-o- ,. , d N P 1H5f,.99YTl'I9r, ' Min Montaomery Min senmpp. flT'X., J0S9Phine Montgomery . . . one of the most interesting personalities if R f.ff'1fxx on CunllJlIS . . . greatly admired and loved by her freshman women . . . has done much to improve cultural tone of Stuyvesant .... is taetful, l1Ul'llOl'Ul-lsv understanding . . . believes in psychological methods . . . ij-aux easily ret r rodent ridden halls . . . lives in terror of miee, shudders at slightest squeak . . . ehauffeurs students to eampus daily . . . delights in informal chats and i cognized by her big floppy hats . . . talks like an informal essay is 1 ' Q-'Q Q'-ills. - . . admires English humor and fogs . . . loves to travel, speaks wryly of him' arrival in Paris hatless, of bieyeling at Oxford, of jumping stiles in XM frloueester . . . a devotee of music' used to play hand-pumped organ in t AQ her father's church . . . modest about vocal talent though she studied il 4. voice . . . claims she is a slave to the printed word . . . speeializes in X , y ehoiee biographies and deteetive Chillers . . . has great ambitions in the 'Y-7 wif fbort of hshery . . . likes dogs, horses, and the theatre . . . speeial ability if ll'l the line of Italian goulashes. b ' 1' , ' M' ,',,' N f i .-i -' f te it f il -x, jf Yi 517 ' . .V It 2l