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

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F5-.gt ' , O E i r Beginning a permanent residence on campus, we find many dwelling places. A home for every occasion-the fraternity house for relaxing, the li- brary for working - and many more, depending where the gang meets. An apprehensive freshman calculates the study time she will Slocum library. spend at N 'Hr' N1 Formal theme parties culminate three weeks of soro- rity rushing. This year about 550 freshmen pledged Ohio Wesleyan's twenty-six Greek groups. U, 'Wiki-H. ma. I

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Stationery supplies forthe semester are a maior expenditure. After the separation from home comes the ad- venture into adulthood-choices, new responsibili- ties, new experiences-all for the seeking. New friends frame new ideas-the why's and Why not's, never completely answered by the crowd. The singular challenge of becoming an indi- vidual-a common goal of two thousand students. Each finds alternating loneliness and togetherness, familiarity, fads, fun-getting acquainted with life. Faraway places are familiar to these international students who compare slides with Miss Helen Fretts.

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Freshmen who ventured to Chapel without dinks pay their penalty for breaking tradition--a red nose painted by the Bishop Boosters. Miss Helen Pritchard, class of '11, who donated 575,000 for the presidential residence in honor of Bishop Herbert Welch, speaks at the dedication of the Lockmiller home.