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

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5. Left io right: Mrs. Withrnan, Mr. Shipps, Mrs. Rufiner, Miss Ram- sey Mrs. Beal. A UlVlN STAFF Call for Miss Randall is heard loudly and often as intricate problems arise in regard to dorm administration, but she is equal to the task, for clean curtains appear like magic and furniture seems to glide into place under her watchful eye. Miss Titus and the dietetics staff get credit for energizing, well-planned meals. Equally important in girls' co-ops are kindly housemothers who maintain their equilibrium amid flurried questions as to what to have for dinner or how to fix a dress, soothing the homesick, sympathizing with the love-lorn. Long may it reign . . .that Wesleyan spirit in the hearts of its alumni! With this aim, the Alumni staff, an independent organization, is kept continually active throughout the year mailing bulletins, keeping records, and directing alumni functions. Miss Mary Ramsey edits the Ohio Wesleyan Magazine , a publica- tion containing news of college and alumni events, timely articles by well-known authors, photographs, and now and then an appropriate cartoon. Mrs. Bessie Beal, Miss Anderson, and Miss Laura Meredith ably take charge of other duties. DDR ITORY ADMINISTRATIO Lett to right: Miss Culp, Miss Titus . tNot in picture: Miss Randall, Miss iii ,A Hollowayl.

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lt ll ll lt, ll Tl N 'l ll ll M, New Student Office, left to right- Io M . y yers, Mr. Evans, lane Murphy, Mr. Shipps, Laura Iohnson. The New Student gar, handles the daily assignmen of putting Wesleyan's charms in black and white and sending them across the country That their results are far from negative is shown by the number of froshi th Office, a buzzing suite of rooms in Ed ll W 6ll i ' tp ll llllll lfllllll' ll W itll' t es on e cam- pus every year. Radiating with true Wesl ' ' eyan spirit, the staff, under the direction of Mr. Herman Shipps, can convince any I don't know or I haven't decided yet individual that this is the only school. Working with this office on a second team are members of the Century Club. Behind one of the ten ., nry is an efficient ,group of workers, the Library Staff. Headed by Dr. Deckard Ritter, theirs is the task of supplying studious Wesleyanites with varied reading matter. They also act as a police force, handing out those dreaded yellow slips for you-know-What. Under their supervision are the dorm and departmental libraries, and that well-used institution Where business is mixed with pleasure-the stacks. Working with them to make Slocum run smoothly is a group of hard-working students. greatest college libraries in the cou t ' Library Staff, left to right, Front Row- Mrs W'l1' . . 1 iams, Dr. Ritter, Miss Stewart, Miss McElroy Second Row- Miss Riesner M' . , iss Irwin, Miss Wilson, Miss Sharcxclin. ,. r V Av, wr-- 4 1 T t.... .,,. l I

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LEAD KINDLY LIGHT Qur faculty, a far cry from stuffy pedagogues of yore, is not above admitting an inherent hatred for the bluefboolc or smoking a genial pipe with the seminar student. Rankf ing as one of 0hio's strongest faculties, they are Well known for their friendliness. Local repute has it that they are one and all ex- perienced with under-grad tricksters. Witli versatility a common attribute, facf ulty members paint, dance flora-doras, sport degrees legion, chapelfspeak profoundly and chaperon with discretion.