Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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ETHEL M. MATTISON Piano 1907 German Wallace School of Music. 1909 Ph. B. Baldwin University. 1909-1910 University of Chicago. 9Pracfice makes perfect. Miss Mattismz belieued this with her whole heart and soul, am? not only believed it, but acted accord- ingly. It was by means of this dijjh'cult, mo- notonous, and 9 slow-but-sm'f method, which undoubtcdiy is the tmly royal road to success, that she: came to be such cm :19 compliahei pianist. H621F reputation as a player is eaiablished. In her, the School of Music has a strong faculty member. 22 ALBERT RIEMENSCHNEIDER Director of the School of Music 1899 A. B. German Wallace College. Cleveland, Ohio, Piano, Pipe Organ and Theory. Vienna, Austria, Piano and Composi- tion. Paris, France, Pipe Organ and Com- position. A man overflowing with life cmd vitality. The Fates of Disease would have Prof. Al. sick last fall, but his indomitable wilE-power would have it otherwise, and he was the victor. Prof. Alia musical talent, linked with his ability as CL leader, accounts for the rapid growth of the School of Music. Not 01253; has the School gfown 1'11 size, but also 1'71 efficiency, which, after all, is the true test of the value of an institution.

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JOHN C. MARTING Treasn ?'er 1913 D. D. To be Treasure?- of a DenomE-Jmfimmf Scizuof is not one of the most piousmet and easiest jobs a 1mm might fall heir fr; dur- ing Nae armrse of a fffe-Hmc. The. contrary hurders nearer the ?? HHL. Dr. Hurting lms- fnr many years guided Hrs financial and of this institution with, greaf success. We apA predate his massiess etfm'fs in the n-pbnild- ing of mrr Alma Mater. German Wallace College. PEARL PORTER Dcpartme Mt of Lat in. 1912 Ph. B. Baldwin University. Ame, amas, smut, ammmts, amaris, ama-uf. Miss Porter reaches Lafin, if you are not aware of it as yet. She has the Lari?! declinafiuus and cunjugatiuus down fa a science, can Tania Hmm- off like a streak of greased lightning. As a fetisher she is wry efficient and has great. success in drm- r'ngf U11: rudiments of Latin into His minds of the Pi'cps., thus preparing them p'n-r the ?ueighfr'm' work 0f Cicero and Virgil. 21

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IRA B. PENNIMAN Voice 1896 A. B.- Oberlin College. 1900 Chicago Conservatory of Music. University of Chicago. uTim man who hath no music in his soul, N07 is. not moved wifh concord of sweat so-u-mls, 13 fit for treason, sf-ratagems am! spoils. This expresses Prof. Pmtnimmfs senti- mmats to the letter. For this reason he would inculcate the rudiments of wmsic into the miaeds of all men and train the voices Of those who show signs of Intent musical faients. MRS. ALBERT RIEMENSCHNEIDER Voice 1901 German Wallace School of Music. 1904 A. B. German Wallace College. Cleveland, 0., Piano. Paris, France, Voice. To be endowed with a voice for 301:9! is a rich, blessing. Song is a- balm to a wounded heart; it has in it the power to inspire 01:6 to 1105161' thoughts, to lead one to a, better life, to call upon one's spirit to forget the trials and tribulations of everyday life and 013631111 to the higher fife, the life worth while. The power of 30119 is boundless. For these reasons and many others we are proud of our soloist, Mrs. Riemenschneider. 23