Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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-C'G.;'.- . ...DX? 4. .030?- O' .h. A. CECE Orr. rx a :11 T19 e G R 1 n D s T 0 N E :e err:zenbrixxfseg -.JJLL.E-5:- .- . a,- JOHN M. BLOCHER, 13.5., PHV D. '15- memmr' 0f Cliemnhy Put chemisrry on one side of the 4. equation and Dr. Bloeher 0n the F5. OChCI' and you will very nearly haw: it balanced. The Freshman listens 1i with wonder, completely mystihcd; 5; the Senior bows his head, being TI grateful that he has had the oppor- I tunity ofsitcing in his classes. .5 15.9; I I I j; I I i Q EDWARD L. FULLMER, 13.5., MS. I Prafe.r.rm' 0f Biology ! 5:- Every individual has a place to 5 fill in the world, 21nd is important in some respect whether he chooses '14 : to he so 01' riot. 5HmcIrbm-:ze. Pm- 5h fessor' Fullmer heads one of the most ' important and interesting depart . merits in the college. Evidences of ,1 the work thal: students under his '5' supervision can do is shown by the transformations which take place from time to time at numerous bare 3r- and unsightly spars 0n the Campus. I I I hk g, 5 91113;; - HF;

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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

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C33 . 690.1 33g :65; ' Jarg'ZcMH TI; 3 G R1 N D 5T 0 N E aatvfh-W FE 5C0; EMORY Ct UNNBWEHR, B.S. meumr of ijtiw -' 113:3 EQQ' Ambition has 110 rest. -B::L 1a-er-Lyrrm. A physicist must be pt alert, pcrscvering and tireless in his 9,. x. t . . . ox efforts 1f he Wlll succeed. Such IS A Profcswr Unncwehr for he excels in his Held of study. Although only a small percentagc of students are m hr 3K be Found in his classts, it is true that these few are some of the hardest P.- workers that we have. There's C?Gw; ' .C'JC'JL' :L 1'caso11.H . t3 0,0 ,- .t 1661t' .m $ If? P OSCAR. L. DUSIHEIMER, BVSU A.M. t Profumr 0f Marbematm 41er Axn'mmmj i Q Q Qil An investment In knowledge i always pays the best interest. . 4 It is possible that it requires a L: i V 35 mathematical rnmd to apprccmtc a 0? statement of this kind. It is certain that Professor Dusthcimcr does. He L I is everlastingly at it trying to find out all about the mysteries of the hcavcns, problems which most of us can see but yet not understand. If he is not in Berea you may be sure that h: is in Ann Arbor. mm' jam CM. . Qiggrt QQ 99$ '79 W999 3919' t t :98