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

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rl-I-IE ,AlCIQiIfliY.1lIT'iIIES or AN OHIO WESLEYAN INDIVIDUAL I ' aik. . .Ii J L11 ,'- 'I1 E11 '11 , eJJ'lrllu Il 9 T A I I f ,+I ff fur . , -I IN If IIIHI I 1 K up Ycrgf 1 ,I 'Q FQL - 'III I III III Q ,,,.. .,l I yy I I II Qlbiflllfx ' For generations past... 1 Three hundred and fifty students are members of Wesleyan families. In these generations lie one of our college's most revered traditions. Ivy-fwwined landmarks... Elliott Hall, built in 1833, was named for a man who helped bring Ohio Weslpyaii to Delaware. In this forrner resort hotel the college began. Greek life Iabo-uncls... Eighty-five per cent of the men and seventy per cent of the women be- long to Greek letter organizations, mainstays of campus social life. IPasl1I cIoIIIllegI,e yplnenby-sei... l I From Edward Thompson, the first president, to 'Arthur S. Flemniing, the ninth, our university has been led' by men devoted to Wesleyan ideals. R.0.T.C., next year....- 7 i The result Iof a rather heaItedIIcon'L13oversy willy be seen in theestablish- ment lof and ROTC unit forfivolyuntary, 'part-time military service. Our foreign studemts.-.. I y The foreign student program revolves around twelve scholarships which the university provides. 1950 will see displaced persons included. I II II - II I H, IC a m pu s is e h oIl aI r s h i peg I I The purposessof Phi Beta Kgppai have struck home. The fact that stu- dents arei here to study is seen inllthe campus point average of 2.74. Pause that refreshes.g..' I But studies by themselves would be lpretty dry. Last year two hundred and fifty thousand bottles of coke 'were .enthusiastically consumed.