Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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Membership to Laurels is the highest recognition Baldwin-Wallace can give to her outstanding women. Student members are chosen from the co-eds who have gained a 2,5 average for five semesters after each of their present or former professors has submitted a rating of them academically. Leadership, scholarship, citizenship, and service are the criteria stressed. Laurels was established in i935 with a three-fold purpose of service to campus women, an incentive to all-around college success, and a reward tor those who achieve the high requirements of the organization. Left to right-Miss Beyer, O'Mara, Miss Mercer. Buck, Mrs. Baur, Ehrman, Mrs. Wright, Groebel, Mrs. Munk.

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First Row-Baumann, Graebel, Michel, Miss Williamson, Miss Grover, Pilnick, Mohler. Second Row-Mrs. Tudor, Braun, McHenry, Worick, Mrs. Baur, Underwood, Dean Roehm Third Row-Deon, Gillespie, Matter, Mr. Baur, Dr. Unnewehr, Dr. Grover, Roe, Dr Dustheimer, Plueddeman. - Conducting regular monthly meetings, in which are featured outside speakers, professors, and students, Science Seminar is the nucleus of the progressive spirit at science at Baldwin-Wallace College. Student membership to this organization is contingent upon unani- mous election by the faculty members on the primary basis of scholarship and interest in science and its advancement. Outstanding guest speakers for the past year included Dr. Harrison E. Howe and Dr. H. W. Holmes, of Oberlin College, Admittonce to all programs by the Seminar is given the entire campus.

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First Row-Culver, Hulsman, Sroka, R. Winters, Ebersale, Bowman, Broucek, Temple Eldridge. Second RowfBohnik, Phillips, Bently, Terrigno, Mr, Beswick, Mr, Bullis, Mr. Munk Beck, Thomas, Miller, Third Row-Bomgardner, Chidsey, Uhler, Stull, Stevenson, Wilkinson, Coy, Schwede Zobawski, Moyer. ful 97114, SIHFUNIA UF AMERICA Beta Phi chapter of Phi Mu Alpha, Sinfonia of America was estab- lished on the Baldwin-Wallace College campus in the Spring of l937. lt grew out of the local organization, formerly known as Mu Phi Mu. This organization strives to promote musicianship, scholarship, and friendship among the students in American colleges of music. Membership is selective and is made on the basis of high scholastic standing and unusual musical ability. Vernon Ebersole was the president for year i937-38.