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

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Working together in close coordination are Miss While Mrs RamseY l'YDeS MVS Ruffner Und MVS Fretts, Mrs. Nutt, Miss Bishop, and Miss Avery. Beal plan another issue of the Alumni magazine IDL- ' Admissions, Alumni, and Placement form a composite office headed by Mr. l-ler- man Shipps, with the assistance of Miss Flo- rence Avery, admissions secretary, Miss Helen Fretts, personnel, Mrs. B. R. Beal and Miss Mary Ramsey, alumni records and magazine, and Mrs. Annabel Nutt, placement secretary. l-lere the prospective student is met and his credentials examined, with recognition that Wesleyan's personality is developed through its students. The prospective cilumnus is helped to find a job and friends in his post- college home. Herman M. Shipps, M.A. 2,a,1 '.,,

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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 -

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M A MAH., , ,,,A,,,,,...g..i,i,..n-. FFT? 1 ,tt +7 f li., m K 7 ff! ff l f A T V l i l i l l l l l l 1 r l r Q A4 Mmm me pjiwilfm Ufmc Mfjfcwic ifzfgafzfgc ff mam, Sgiiwianf, 5.afwic,Q, O The staff of the Student Health ' Office is privileged to greet each and every Freshman early in his college ca- reer, and the feeling is generally mutual. At these informal get-togethers, a stu- dent will discover not only the neuroses he has been living under, but also such petty ailments as ruptured appendics, tachycardia and the like. Thus under the expert eyes of an efficient medical team, headed by Doctor Blydenburgh, Wesleyan students seem to plod wearily from class to class in what at times can be annoyingly fine health. George T. Blydenburgh, M,D., assisted by nurses and staff at the student hospital and Lg the campus health center.