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

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u N I R 19 4 4 Study of the earth ' s surface ... factory of the future ' s weather forecasters .... when it rains, it pours, and they know why .... on field trips with instructor. Professor Holmes, students spot shale layers like experts .... expounding pro- foundly on who lives where, and why .... concluding study with the ability to reel off lists of rock forma- tions at a moment ' s notice. MR. E. HOLMES Med The students with the Techniques .... mechanical, technical, and chemical, of course .... promoters of everything practical .... those versed in the latest theories of why things happen and how they do .... future, and even present, brains worrying over the weight of steam .... figuring how fast one must fall when jumping off a ten story building .... proving and be- ing reproved .... forever absorbing the demonstrations and explana- tions of professors Woodbury, Jarvis and Archdeocon .... makers of miniature lightning .... master- craftsmen of complication. Professor C. JARVIS 27

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H W N Ck em iSlr h J The world of experiments . . . where lab lovers toy with test tubes to their heart ' s content . . . where Bunsen Burners blaze away, furnishing heat for every concoctable mixture the chemist can conceive . . . where pun- gent odors float in the breeze and clouds of mixed gases drift through the atmosphere, giving the environ- ment on air all of its own . . . shelves of fascinating bottles lining the walls, identified only by little letters and numbers which ore confusing to the ignorant, but easily recognizable to the trained . . . Professors Manuel, Sinnett, and Bossert fan out the fumes from a gas-problem failure . . . Chem- istry Club for the more proficient, and to further stimulate the would-be Pas- teurs to chemical conquests. Professor W. MANUEL First Row, (left to right): J. Lynn, A. Barta, E. Holi, V. Lewis, J. Beam, J. Loman. Second Row: K. Brown, A. Sinnett, Professor Bossert, R. Heyman, Professor Manuel, Professor Sin- nett. Third Row: N. Mosely, E. Hard, R. Crev- istcn, R. Slaugliter, G. Toy, J. Matheson.

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H W N Professor G. HOLLISTER it?ie Professors McCue ' s and Hollister ' s efforts given to the cause that we, the students, might more fully understand the Bible .... par- ables, no longer just stories, but comprehensible truths for every- day living .... Friar ' s Club con- tributing many leaders to serve not only on the campus but also in the community offairs .... the teachings of Isaiah and Hosea meeting a new need in the collegi- ate sphere .... poetry and lyric echoing from the pages .... his- toric characters climbing down from their archives, taking on hu- man characteristics and proving that they were not infallible .... in summary — literature, history, fables, religion, philosophy of the good life .... thus the Bible proves its position among best sellers. MR. W. SHAW