Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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VALCAS J. LOUZECKY Department uf Slavic Languages.- and Liiw'ature 1898 A. B. Baldwin University. The Slavic IJejmrf-mmtf at this institution. 5:; a greater fctrfm' than the majority of pen- ;Jch are aware of. This is: Im'ch-y due to the. :racascless Jubm's of the Head of the De- parhmmf, Prof. Lcmzecky. He is rEoi-ng a, 1::er which we?! comai much 1'11 the hrhagmy of Christ fr; hi9 cmmf'rymcn. EMORY C. UNNEWEHR Deparrmcm of Mathemah'cs 1909 B. S. Purdue University. German Wallace College. Member Ohio Academy of Science. 11: this: day mtd age. of specirrh'zuir'un, in: view with amH'Ova-f H16 cmpcrt. Give us: men, trained men, ix the cry heard ma every hand. Baidwin-I'Vaiiucc may consider her- sei'f fm'tirmufc in having hr her Faculty a. mom trained as thoroughly as Prof. Umm- wchr: a g-mdlmfe of Purdue and a draught- ing c'rriployec of the Scmm Fe Sysfc-m, he has certainly given much time to his: pe'e-pu- ration, cued we bciiccc this to be- the key- note of fire enfhuxirmm of his shrdcms, 17

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WESLEY N. SPECKMANN Department of Geology and Astronomy 1889 A. B. German Wallace College. 1898 A. M. German Wallace College. ' 1900 Ph. D. Taylor University. 1906, 107, '11, 112 University of Chicago, Summer Courses. Member Ohio Academy of Science and Bio- logical Survey. Member Central Association of Science and Mathematics Teachers. Dr. Speckmmm is the father of the editor- iu-ch-ief of this publication Prof. Speck- mama celebrates his twenty-fifih teaching anniversary this year. During this time he has filled a professorship at various cof- Ieges, occupying his present chair since 1911. He is also curator of the Harman Hea'zer Museum, which cantaius some of the rarest geological specimens in the United States. EM MA M. MCKEAN Department of Modern Languages 1885 A. B. Baldwin University. 1888 A. M. Baldwin University. University of Chicago. Traveled in France. Nmf everybody is privileged to go abroad, mad those who are, surely ought to consider themselves as the chosen ones of the sons and daughters of man. Misg McKean is one of those eiect, and she has traveled Hn-utrgh France extensively. Thus it is that she can talk French as glibly as a camw cm: sing, placing her second to none as a Freaech teacher. 16

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FRANK J. NORTON Deparhncnt of Physical Culmre Chicago Y. M. C. A. Training School. Associate Physical Director, Columbus, 0. Physical Director, Y. M. C. A., Bucyrus, 0. On Beech St, maxi? to the High Schuoi, stands a beautiful building of sand-stone. It is the Gym, Doc. Nortmfs castle, in which he reigns supreme. Doc. '53 our Physical Director and comes from. Connecticut. He is a short, stout man, with square shoulders and marscles as hard as stone. He is a mate giant and can perform all. sorts of shmts cm the parallel-ba-rs. with the mmcking-brtg, efc. He is a typica? physical director who knows what he is doing. FREDERIC CRAMER Department of Philosophy 1895 A. B. German Wallace College. 1911 A. M. German Wallace College. 1901 B. D. Drew Theological Seminary. University of Cincinnati. Hebrew Union College. Halle and Berlin Universities. A philosopher to the care. It is more imtarmf for the Professor t0 expomad Car tesicm thought, the theory of Leibnitz' mon- ads, and Lockeie conceptimz of matter, man it is to sleep. Prof. Cramefs keen intel- lect, ba'oad-mi-ndadness, and vast store of knowledge command the respect and love of all who admire a scholarly man. 18