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

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Later he learns that pledge lite is not always easy. A freshman pledge is given an enthus- iastic welcome. Sorority houses provide a place for relaxation, social functions and various organizational meetings. Monday at 7 p.m. means sorority meeting for Pi Beta Phi, as well as for the 11 other national sororities on campus.

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In Fraternities and Sororities — The values of iraternities and sororities are to many people, often including the members, nebulous. An infinite number of reasons why students pledge themselves to Greek organizations may be cited, some shallow, others deep and sincere, and, here again, we find that what one believes or derives from this type of organization is largely up to the individual. At Ohio Wesleyan the Greek letter fraternity plays a large part in the experimental society. A spirit of idealism lies beneath these associations, and dissimilar individuals learn to subordinate their interests to the will of the group, at the same time realizing that through the separate contributions of the members, the organization may acquire a personality and develop qualities which may make it unique within its community. Edward Cawood, executive vice-president and cashier of Bank of Harlan, Harlan, his undergraduate Phi Kappa Psi brothers about their futures in banking. Ky., talks to -» i

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I In Education — Working with children in their own school environment is one of the best ways for prospective teachers to learn of the situations they will face in their own classrooms. Qualified supervising teachers give the student teachers and observers valuable insights gained from years of experience. Through work in the University ' s nursery school, Ohio Wesleyan students are able to study the behavior of pre-kindergarten age children. All of these carefully supervised teaching and observing activities make up another facet of the experimental society where individuals may question and plan and test methods and materials before they are on their own. Ian Anderson and Mrs. Paul Hulbert plan the next day ' s lesson in the foods lab at Delaware Willis High School.