This issue of The Theta Review was originally scheduled for publication on the first of June. However, the two men who were assisting your editor in writing the material were called into the Army before they had a chance to write more than four or five articles in this edition. Because of the heavy load of writing, proof reading, and […]

Our nation is now in a struggle for its existence. What the future holds in store, no one knows; but just because the future is dark is no reason for not making plans. To the Ohio Wesleyan campus in the past two years have come leaders of the churches, prominent laymen, and educators to hold two great conferences on the […]

Theta Chapter will move into its new chapter room at 26 East Winter Street on the first of August. The new rooms are located in a store next door to the Strand Theater. The room has been cleaned up, and some of the new furniture from the house will be put in it. Because of the university taking over the Beta House, […]

Theta Chapter closed the fiscal year from June, 1942 to June, 1943 with all bills paid, and over $300 in bank. Accounts receivable amount to about $400.

One of the most loyal supporters of Theta Chapter is Mrs. Gertrude Heinlen, who was the cook at the Beta House for over four years. One of the reasons for Mrs. Hein  len’s enthusiastic support is her son, John, who was a member of the chapter in the class of ’37. She was affectionately known to the boys as “Gert”, and […]

The biggest job around the Beta House, and the most thankless of tasks, is that of keeping the house clean. For the last nine years, Mrs. 0. D. McClain has had that responsibility, and she has done a fine job. “Mrs. Mac” arrives early every morning and starts in to clean up the mess that the fellows have left from the day […]