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

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4-Q60 Ili l In f-,VS will .-,' Dean 3 ggfing ,,-lv-nFY1l5 J . ncigdei ,C--fi9nS F . 595715- AC r' Qddl' V -F 5 an ,f ifgrif f- ' 'j:I ' .4 the . .4-if J 3 A 'ind ,ff-cifjflflu 0 r' ev A,-f'C l wr,.1wm, aide U ' Jhflllllqh, 6'nllQq.Q, .... Qian, nl Lffnmen, . Behind her desk in University Hall, Mrs. Leona Wise Felsted appears to be a modern, sophisticated business woman, but have you ever tasted her chocolate peppermint cake? Dean Felsted's hobby is her kitchen and the delicious dishes she whips up when the inspiration hits her. Next to her kitchen, Mrs. Fel- sted loves the West. l-ler favorite topic of conversation has been her vacation in the Rocky Mountains last summer. However, Dean Felsted makes the coeds her major concern. She has the best interest of every Wesleyan woman at heart, and her aim has been to prepare the girls for the life that lies ahead. Dean Leona Wise Felsted, Ph. D. Qian, ug Wien, 9 One of the most popular mem- bers of Ohio Wesleyan's family of officialdom is Dean of Men Somer- ville, a veteran of twelve years with the university. Noted around campus for his affability and in the office for his punctuality - on time, 8:30, each morning - Dean Somerville is also rated a pretty good bridge player among those who should know. A graduate of DePauw and Columbia, the Dean has travelled widely here and abroad lRussia and Europel and has had considerable ex- perience in handling students. Both of these reasons are why Dean Somer- ville has been able to retain his appre- ciation for the student's point of view. Dean J. J. Somerville, M.A.

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,. my if ff fr 'i Aff Lifts' 5 -D i in .ill Assistant to the Dean, A. C. lngraham hands petitions to Secretary Mary Mc- Bride as Mrs. Miriam Richey, Secre- tary to the Chancellor looks on. 'U'-.4-V... ' - Ufgfgirsc, mga Umm nf jim foliagce 103-U00 9 One of the freshman professors this year is Mr. Allen C. lngraham, Assistant Dean of the College. While Dean Ficken is acting as the college president, Mr. lngraham's somewhat complicated schedule includes working on student affairs such as petitions and probations, and helping the student deans. l-le is assisted by Mrs. Mary McBride. ln addi- tion to this capacity, Mr. lngraham is an assistant professor of education and assistant to the registrar, plus being chairman of the faculty handbook committee. Mr. lngraham received his B. A. and his M. A. from Tufts College in Massachu- setts, and is now working toward his doctorate. -annul A-N wax 'J is ' w.-www

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Q ln any organization there are always those who are indispensable to its operation but who often times are missed when the fanfare is blown Many students never come in contact with those who serve behind the scenes but they are as much a part of the Wesleyan family as those faculty mem bers whom we meet each day ' ln the inner sanctum of the Registrar's office sits Wesleyan's tire less, personable Registrar, Allen C Conger, who not only holds the aca demic fort, but also manages to teach heredity and evolution in his favorite field of zoology. Not only a man of affairs, Registrar Conger has also found time to build and equip a lake-side cabin in Canada where his hobbies of study- ing birds and fishing really come into their own. Teaching, however, still jhfwuqh, Mmm jlmq, fanny, Un, . l-le may be a fisherman and stamp-collector in his spare time, but to hundreds of Wesleyan students Mr. l-lornberger is the man of whom they sing That's where my money goes. All the university finances are handled by this enthusiastic Ohio Wesleyan booster and football fan. A graduate of the University of Michigan, he has degrees from Ohio State and Illinois. l-le has been at Wesleyan since 1921, until i935 with the business adminis- tration department. Donald J. Hornberger, M,A,, C,P,A, remains the Registrar's favorite occu- pation. Allen C. Conger, M.A. -.. C' . que,-',+ X -3. -Q.. fgggqf :M -