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

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Robeson thrills lcxymen as well as Wesleyan musicians in his iall concert in Gray Chapel. acclaimed in the collegiate world, the music trcnns musical aspirants thoroughly. calculated callsthonlca, physical ed. tralitiei learn-to-leeep-the body beautiful. A CADE ICALLY PEAKI G... To provide the collegian with the versatility of out- look that he demands, Ohio Wesleyan achieves a program which embraces a great deal more than the traditional question-answer ritual. Stoves and saxo- phones and bowling balls take their places beside sedate textbooks and test tubes in the academic parade. Faculty advisers, vitally important, take the con- fused scholar in hand, soothing and stimulating him to greater scholastic achievement. Inspiring aca- demic curiosity, these friendly counsellors show a personality tar removed from class routine, profound in wisdom, encouraging, sincere. .tt , l f . ffi75J iJL' 'S ,. , , my , . yy: t 1 - 3.3 1 ' 1 . ' t . , 44 , in atitoriraph from the talented pen ollan Strutlxei, U5 novelist. impresses the awed. Eiiglish molbrg Culturally improving the student's mind, noted musi- cians and lecturers are brought to campus to broaden intellectual interests and taste, but in spite of the aesthetic, the prosaic rears its ugly head. The terror of snap quizzes and the deadly D-slip period prove unattractive but essential items in the academic life. College would lose much of its traditional spirit were it not for the usual undergraduate griping, the tips on snap courses, and the competition for cove eted A's. A whirl of varied classes, informative lectures, understanding professors, an appreciation for the cultural - this is Wesleyan, academically speaking. L th d tal toolin absorb the interest of the Mr' Younq gives student journalists much cmmy ea er an me g U , more dexterously inclined of coeds. ,food for thought m G Wplcal classroom Fuse . . . . . Cookery will have lost its terror lor wise girls who Physical chemistry lab finds men pulling wires to dd I h i I knowled e to inherent talent leam theniceties of experimental procedure. G ec n cc q iii ose sci ntists who like to the nth deqree.