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

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I I I I 4 'I - I . I I I f I I I I I I I ' v I I 'i I If I I I llldvliff Rmramlv I Francis C. Alter Ernest F, Amy, MUVY AUOWGIU Ben A- Amesonf William A- Allen? ISEPWIESSUI Asst Professor' Professor of Asst. Professor Professor of Lecturer in oilguiglogy Cl .ur of .Education English of Home Economics Political Science Journalism I gmaring, 5515- A Florence S Avery Rosa Babcock, Harry P. Bahrick, Elizabeth Barnes Chester Borris, 1 mfwof Pres? . I Asst Professor I Instructor in Instructor in Instructor in Assoc. Professor Spanish C '5 I of French Fine Arts PSYCIWOIOQY English of MUSIC I I I I November 4, I95O, saw the loss of one of Ohio WesIeyan's most beloved and i highly respected members. Miss Marie l Drennan, for 33 years a member of the Ohio Wesleyan family, graduated in I the class of I9l5 and returned to Ffomthefimbrg we I Wesleyan as an instructor in English Udiustmemml ' ' ' 92.1 .., from I9I7-I92O. After obtaining her thefouryeo 'F 'S 1,- , . . V5 f-I . I Master s degree at Ohio State Univer- our prof NE me . . 955 L.. ' sity, she returned to Wesleyan in I92l Whenw on -'--E 111' . 9 ' and held the rank of associate prafes- theyt hxsere 0se'..,5 .W . . . UU ' I sor in English from I938 until her sional' g'lGndS.:Ce3 43 , I death. A member of Phi Beta Kappa mu lllgllli Or ct Q... 1 . I0 2 here at Wesleyan, Miss Drennan was gedus- BUT rr.-.4 'W graduated magna cum laude. ' if I I I 4 I : I I . I 5 zs Q , I

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Nl 5 M, 'fillers rl? Subligh G 0 r,-l -'Uilln x Q HQ'-N51 the ,:':1:k . Kvlgrk an Fews 3 DZSTOHU5 'EDT Ohio Wesleyan's library staff, which helps many a bewildered freshman and upperclassman through the maze of volumes far within the Charles Slocum Library, is not often com- mended for its fine work. We, here at Wesleyan, really do appreciate the helping hand shown to all by the staff's twelve librarians. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of curel This is the feeling of Wesleyan's active Student l-lealth Ser- vice, which, under the capable head of Dr. George l. Blydenberg, has made great gains in keeping our student body a healthy and happy one. Physical examinations for incoming freshmen and physical therapy by Dr. Freeman have done much toward achieving this Qoal. Dr. Blydenberg LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Pittman, Mrs. Stein Miss Kirk, Mr. Stein, Miss Jackman, Mrs Burns, Mrs. Burkhard, Miss Myser, Dr. Landas ter, Miss McElroy, Mrs. Williams, Miss Smith

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Hoes: .. Q' -fn' W 0ml. Russell Bqyiaff, Roland Boecklin Clifford Berg SCIQHCQ Eifnegl PY in -sh Lecture' Asst. Professor Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor lourrz of Sociology of Language of Zoology Cltesteri O. K. Boring, Roy Bossert, Robert Bowlus, ASSOC-lr Professor of Professor of Instructor in of ll. Spanish Chemistry Music From the first long week of classes and that adjustment in learning how to study , through the four years we have been here at Wesleyan, our professors have been an inspiration. When we were overwhelmed by Religion lll, they taught and guided us. When we were occa- sionally right, or at least interested, they en- couraged us. But more than any of these, we Harold Bigony, N. T. Bobrovnikoff, Hubert Bonner, Asst. Professor Professor of Professor of of Chemistry Astronomy Psychology Margaret Boys, Charles Brownewell Margaret Brush, Dietitian Instructor in Instructor in Botany Physical Ed. admire and commend our faculty for just being downright friends to us. No problem has ever been too small or too difficult to warrant any of our teachers' personal and helpful consideration. With them behind us, we go out from Wesleyan today prepared to face and master the situations of tomorrow. lt has not only been a pleasure but a privilege to have studied under such teachers.