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

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Possessing many of the facilities of a university, but rendering the services and offering the friendhness of the small liberal arts college, Ohio Wesleyan gives each of the individuals within its influence, whether student or faculty member, a place in its society. In this manner, Ohio Wesleyan prepares its students for living, placing emphasis upon participation and comprehension rather than upon the mastery of a lim- ited skill. In this experimental society, the student and the professor develop new techniques and ideas, trying to win and to attain the goal beyond their reach, but also learning to accept de- feat without faltering; going on to gain achievement at another time or in an- other field. Through Le Bijou 1958, we give our interpretation of Ohio Wesley- an ' s strength, and hope to demonstrate that the Ohio Wesleyan students and faculty members are Individuals In An Experimental Society. Le Bijou, 1958, is dedicated to Herman M. Shipps, Ohio Wesleyan Vice President and Director oi University Relations, 1921-1958, Chairman of the Publications Board. igss OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY DELAWARE, OHIO o 6 (-1 o Xi CD (D • i-H CO • I— ( O (-1 o (D Di C . i-H O C O S U O Xi c CD T3 t-H CD O c o CO CO C ■ I— H CO

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