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

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Bob Primm and Joy Wacker study the slide rule under the guidance of Prof. Otteson. Tsk! Tsk! Mr, Weiler, you must learn to be more punctual to an 8:00 class. minew Reasoning out problems that are confronting people today and anticipating those that are likely to arise to- morrow is the program of the Business Ad major. By a systematic study of the Bretton Woods Proposals and the San Francisco Charter, the student is fully able to evaluate and analyze the national economic problems. Using this national setup for a background, the student learns to apply what he has learned to the more local situations. He studies problems in accounting, statistics, and finance. Through the mastery of these he learns that the post war business problems must be feasible to the new mode of life which is inevitable. Thus, his study is a flexible one, not dogmatic. Typical of the problems presented to the students is the estimation of the i946 national debt-a full time job in itself. To do this, he makes use of all the Business Administration courses offered, including those in typing and shorthand. He must use graphs, charts, and an- alyses in his work and all of these are taught by the bus- iness ad department. As a result of the accumulated teachings of this de- partment, the graduate can successfully enter the bus- iness world and hold his own as well as make both ends meet when wifey spends the household money for a new chapeau. ln this period of reconversion, the Business Ad de- partment has found it necessary to enlarge its teaching staff and increase the number of subjects offered in the field. lt has been broadened to include the wider scope of the growing world economic problems and to train the students for a better handling of these problems. Prac- tical knowledge is gained by the study of Industrial Management and Labor Economics, and, through the mastery of these subjects, the student can better handle the problems which will inevitably arise as a result of his contact with the business world. In order to accomplish these aims, the Business Ad department is never static, but varies to correspond to the changing world affairs. Jugger Brandes plays hide and go seek with statistics while Audrey Stark and Mrs. Walker look on.

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AMIDST SMOKE AND VAPOR Double, double, boil and bubble. . ., thus goes on experiment in Edgar Hall's chemistry labs, but these junior Einsteins are better prepared than MacBeth's witches could ever hope to be. With concentrates of H2SO , HOI, and the least common denominator, HEO, right at hand they can't go wrong, The beginning courses in inorganic chemistry treat- ing with electrolysis and analysis prepare the students for advanced courses in organic, qualitative, and quan- titative chemistry. These rooms from which fumes of sulphur and chlorine emerge are the labs which produce the technicians, doctors, and scientists of tomorrow. Jean Loman is all eyes as Dr. Moffat stands efficiently by. problem in weights an nffeasures as beginning chemists investigate the realm of chemistry

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