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

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Abounding in local habits of obscure origin, current Wesleyanites lead a life entirely their own, often perplexing the more adult bystander. Frenzied electioneering, victory snalcefdances, mass mi' grations to Bun's confuse and amuse professors and townsmen alike. Fraternity men have found the magnetic charm of Sulphur Spring adequate for important pin-plantings, and the Quarry is in high favor for those with thoughts of fellowship. The Gold-diggers Ball brings its annual flurry of eccentricity with coeds bedecking dates with garish corsages of strange history, and transporting men to the scene of embarrassment in an incredible confusion of hearses, milk-Wagons, tricycles and roller skates. Perhaps previous generations of Wesleyanites, like us, sat on the senior bench and picnicked in the spring. Perhaps they too thought their particular class the best to pass through Q.W. Ufs academic portals and marvelled at the inexperience of freshmen. Though some of their customs were dissimilar to ours, a common bond of loyalty and deep Wesleyanic affection has bound classes together for the past century and undoubtedly for the future as Well.

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:QA My 5114 if UPS 'S-.,,, Social life flourishes even under the handicap ot bluebooks in the offing as students caqily combine a little bliss with their boneinq. Carefree weekends echo the laughter of gay groups, throb to the rhythm of swing music. Pages 111 to 184. 1 I l The Bishops always get their man, be it on the spike-pocked turf of the football field, on the smooth hardness of the gym floor. on dusty baseball runways ' or scutted cinder tracks. Valiant O.W.U. teams fight on to victory. Paqes 185 to 211.