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

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AAiit-i uLMLJiiMiiy their humanities books Ann Peck ond Chuck Ordwoy immediately engaged in a dissertation on Plato— Socrates— or Venus! lliiBiiaiiitfie.oii The humanities courses extend to the student the opportunity of accumulating an invaluable background in the realm of classical knowledge. Experiences in this course lead to a more complete un- derstanding of classic thought and its application to our contemporary period. Mr Ross, Instructor Mr Sparks Instructor Miss Newcomb Instructor 28

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nepartnient ol E]ii£ li. li The freshman course in English composition, the intermediate courses in contemporary literature, narrative writing, and Shakespeare, and the senior studies of literary criticism and masterpieces are all means to the end of a more complete insight and mastery of the English language. Within the realm of English studies are the opportunities for a complete appraisal of the literary works of the past and present, which lead to an increased knowledge and the development of a more profound philosophy. Amy, department chair- 1, in midst of o browse. Associate Professi Davies Associate Professor Drennon As sociate Profe Fickel Associate Professor Marshall Spencer 27

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OWL MAGAZINE The Ohio Wesleyan Literary Magazine has as its purpose the publishing of the literary efforts, in all areas of creative writing, of the campus writer. This year the magazine is ed- ited by Cathy Burden, and Miss Davies serves as faculty adviser to the staff. Above, members of the business stoit are, FIRST ROW: P. Brower, B. West, Robt. Bellan, Bus. Mgr.; K. Darkey. SECOND ROW: E. Evans, C. Ludwig, C. Clipson, J. Lewis, B. Graham, art. Below, the literary staff: J. Peters, M. Anderson, E. McDougal, C. Burden, R. Ice, S. Callander, P. Lewis. 29