Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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Qt??? i.ih,f1-r-+ -:.c-E;Ti,ta 03H The G R 1 N DST 0 N E 1i rEcEFgJB :5 x: k I 6 g ,1 r I . PAUL. E. BAUR, AB. IIl 5j. Profwmr of memg and ArJ'f.rtm:t Q; I 2'?! Alarbwmzn'r: I I When then: is something hard to . l , , u .5 ht: done, and It has to be Clout: well E; IN they call on Professor Bnutx He is r . . . . I : always ready to pltch 1n and make ' . a success of any student or faculty '53 II :tl'lhir. That xxrillingncss to work 'I3 . . I ' . hlmsclf, :mtl 111tolcrzmcc 0f the ! iIJ' shirkcr has made his classes sum: of a I 5:; - - - ?i- 5. the must CHCCtIve from tht: VLCW of EAR Irx - V i :lttnmmcnt. I 'l .: lJ' C- t. 52 . .4! O 6. '3 I 14 '1 V. ILLIAM C. PAUTZ, AB, I'I . . i Profeuor of H1691; am! Political Sctrrare . i 53 Who sucks to turn hun back 0r 3: cr'; - . .6 a stay htm on h1s course, arrests a a mighiqr cngincf, -Dz'ckem. i l . 5 Professor Pautz' capacity for hard I Q 3, tr: work and study w0uld be hard to C3 ' I . I exceed. If he dcstres to knew all ! about :1 historical fact. :10 power on f: earth c411 plcunt hls cfforts fxom 6 yielding succcssl The secret of it l :lll lies in his store of physical energy .. which he keeps fresh and virilc by Co: . . g '3' takmg hls famous round trlps to I; StrongSVille. Hike with him and . you will desire rest. L; a l r h 9 .75 mva , r. NV , .7 p , n. r g LO JwL-yh 2 Cam $9 K9969 6 . E9 1-289 . Q

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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

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gab :OTHTHJEEGOE Tia e G R I N D s T o N E 306:6:6E03 F. l ,- J i a $ .. CARL STIEFEL, AAMW 13.13. h 3;; Profenor of Brill: E3 J If you want a pleasant greeting I ; meet D1: Sticfcl who is friendly and 2' ti? intercstcd in your welfare. In him i you will find the preacher, teacher, and scholar combined. He is espc- - g cially interested in theology and 55 Classics, but keeps in touch with 'ql a variety of subjects and can give o r you interesting information concern- :5 .3 ing them at any time. 3 5 l I . o 51' O 3' l . c J I : ALBERT L. MARTJNG, A.B., S.T.B. ! g Prafuwr 0f Reiigiam Edman'm :1; ,x l. . I I From Executive secretary to a l j :1 member of the 134V faculty within ! 52 the past few years has been the order g , of Professor Marting's program. . He has come to us as an instructor in ' I '3' religious education, a course recently '4 R- ;ldded :0 our curriculum. He takes i3 I :1 lively interest in the students out- 1 U side of the Classroom and always has 9: g .1 Friendly greeting for them. $ n! r I I J J 6 g I L 99. o 9-739, . 'IJXh .JJ'JJ'Q'F- .- 3313f TQQQ, --To9'9 . - $$$an