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

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V .t- v1 Stan Van Buren and Bill l-loefer find that a cup of coffee at the MUB is the best way to start the day. Although you have gained volu- able experience outside your class- rooms, probably the richest rewards you have received from Wesleyan have come from your associations with your professors and the courses to which they have introduced you. You owe much to the men and women who have led you into excit- ing and challenging fields. They have demanded much of you, but they often have repayed you with more than your labors' deserved. While moving between classes, Bill and Stan discuss the points of the lecture they have just heard. 'hc follc ie fccllc - l HB! ' t V Another day is almost completed as Bill and Stan close their books and enjoy a cigarette after a long, trying evening studying at the library. Manu I ' 'v H . S

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