Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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TM T W-fi'Lh; 1-; 4618K Tab 3 G R 1 N D s T o N 1; Hetctt; , Wt ,-W- 2; ..- E i ii CO ! ' FREDERICK ROEHM, FLEVI. :3 Regiirrmr mu! Profwmr of Edmarian : Professor Rochm, capable and :11- i thusinstic tczlchcr, warm personal :0 , , ,0. friend and adv1scr 0f studtanand Studcis delddic. His nay is nay and his yea is yen; and whatsoever is more than this is of the evil. - 'x .0; FREDERICK CRAMER, AiMq D.D. Prafarwr of Himrrjr mad Philumpb-y of Religim A little avoirdupoisc with much brains. A real philosopher. who always thinks Of things in terms of God and the highest good, and UI'IL' whose lift: is an cxcmplific;ttioli of his thoughts. XVhilc philosophy is not for every 111an, has is One that cam make it intercsting to any on: who will pay the price of :1 little study. . VD b :ri . , ! gr: - - - L 9 W - queJt- WW 43 W . 7 . ta, 4 J, X3333 quili'iis :. i 'P - K IEI-IEJF; , 5303 AWQQ-W WQQ g, - GIGS - 4301 'W QW.W4 ARQKF x9301. 4441'W9r MA! 4 'QiW 39314 iCh' 45' :3

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jl Q rims; ' L103 C1 .h-wt 60' hy WC! '9 a .:z- h E':6 -AJ- h'aog The GRINDSTONE 18$thth JOHN C. MARTING, D.Dt Treamrer With a clean record of twenty- eight years as treasurer of B-W, Dr. Matting merits a placa of high honor and distinction in the annals of our history. Keen and alert, with a true unfaltcring and unselfish devotion to interests of the Collcgc ht: has seen as much of and done as much for the physical growth and expansion of the institution as any man ever in its service. HAROLD C. BEYER, A.B. Aunmm Trewurer Mrt Beyer is our popular money man. He is popular with the faculty at the end of each month when he gives them their rewards. He is unpopular with the students at the beginning of the semester when he makes them pay up. '30 mr W' ti 19: 9.. a , at, G t 13W w 199$..t :Q: all 11 Inn to f9 9; 09 W30: Q9 waM. 0Q

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Heme -';GJ6' cw ecu 33G G0 flit? .60 .GGM. 053; Ear-e-?L;t3 DSJl T E7 5 G R 1 N D s T o N E lac BEJEEEECQ CHARLEQ W. HERIZLER, A.M., DID. Prafeuar 0f Saciolagy Fairness is the watchword of Dr. Hcrtzler, whose lectures and trips of inspection are popular with all students. Although as secretary, he sometimes must play the part of spokesman for the faculty, when it needs must spoke, yet at the Iinish you always feel that you are ready for a little more of the man. ARTHUR C. BOGGESS, A.B,, PHeD. Profane? of Economic; Dr. Boggcss, our economist, prac- tices what he teaches. He doesn't even waste words in saying What he has to say. Although his interests are mainly along economic lines he is always in sympathy with anything that makes for the betterment Of man. He enjoys his chats with the boys and his sense of humor makes them appreciate him. ?QO . nor. - wwh egrm e ef'gmy' EDEN 1313' 'th 13K? 31?, 9W QQf' 9913 '29 QQQ k QQr mQQ . h