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

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Registrar, Allen C. Congcr Allen C. Conger, Registrar of Ohio Wesleyan, had always anticipated the profession of teaching as his life work. Consequently, when he was offered the position of Registrar of the University, he accepted on the condition that he would not have to give up teaching altogether. As administrator-instructor, Mr. Conger believes that the relationship between student and instructor is vastly different from the relationship between student and administrator. Mr Congei came to Ohio Wesleyan in 1923, after teaching Loology at Nlichwan State College for eleven years His Job as Reglstrai is '1 detailed one, and the un pleasant duty of refusing admission to many well qualified applicants always auses, foi Wesleyan s student enrollment IS at its capacity now Mr Congei also serves on twelve faculty committees, including the Committee on Admissions, of which he is chanman Aside from UIIIVCISIIY matters, the RCg1Sl13F is chiefly nitei ested in Canada theie he ou ns a summei cabin in a colony of cabins owned by people in some way associated with Wesleyan It goes wx lthout saying that he looks foiv ard to that tune each yeai when he can put aside his many duties in favoi of a well earned y acation THE REFEREE FUR REGISTRATIGN, WESLEYANSS SCHOLASTEC TOURNEY

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N0 IPRCBLEM IS T00 TRIVIAL FOR THE DEAN'S CORDIAL CONSIDERATION Dean RAClIl1lIllSlLEZ:l'lZO1'-COl1I1SCllOF,,i''llllfll1,S Dean of Woinen Leona Wise Fclsted. It,s her job to make for pleasant living and good education among the women on campus, but as she states, she is not a disciplinarian. In addition to serving on 'faculty-student committees, she fits in Wherever she can be of service to women's activities, which often entails baking one of her chocolate peppermint cakes. A college couldn,t be coeducational without a Dean of Nlen and this college wo'uldn't be Ohio Wesleyaii without OP J. Jf' M1'. Somerville has little time for his gardening hobby because, in addition to being Dean of Rflen, he heads the Student Aid and Selective Service committees. Indeed, this personable man has become one of our foremost B. M. O. C.'s, Busiest lVIen on Campus. of Meri, J. .l. Somerville Dean of Yvomen, Leona NVise Felsteml -qw-.I ..- i' 315- -

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, ..,. ' ln the alumni office, Nlrs. Suisie Beals, Nlrs. Annabel Niitt, 'Miss Nlargariela Grassi check over long lists of alumni preparatory to mail- ing out the Nvesleyan magazine. In the hackground, Miss Grace Wliittiiier and Mrs. Annabelle Ruffner also lend their services. -Herman M. Shipps, '13, alumni secretary since 1921, heads the alumni ofiiee staff, which keeps records of 20,000 alumni. This staff mails to the alumni their magazine, as Well as other news of the college, i11elud- ing commencement invitations. 1Vlrs. Mary Ramsey is editor of the alumni magazine, and 1Wrs. Bessie R. Beal, writes notes for it. Miss Diary Helen Fretts and Mfr. Robert S. Mauck work with Mr. Shipps in plan- ning alumni meetings and campus reunions. The placement office represents a com- mittee of faculty members of which 1VIr. Shi-pps is chairman. Seniors register here, and are given references and introductions to prospective employers. .,,x QE kg