Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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BALDWIN -WALLACE CHARLES WILLIAM HERTZLER, A.M., D.D. Professor of Sociology Keenly aware of the problems of life, Doctor Herlzler is typically a serial phil- osopher. The interest he develnps in his- subject among the students is paramount, and they leave his Classes with a greater and deeper appreciation of the significance of their associations with each other and their fellow men. EDWARD L. FULLMER, M.S. Professor of Biology Conscientious and sincere, Professor Fullmer lifts biology above mere consid eration as a science, and makes of it a vital point of view towards life. r-.. I Jr-um

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GRINDSTONE FREDERICK ROEHM, AM. Registrar and Professor of Educaiion Our Registrar is sympathetic, but know- ing human naiure as he does, he is not often fooled. Students soon recognize him as a friend, but they dorft try taking ad- vantage of his kindness. FREDERIC CRAMER, A.M., DD. Professor of Philosophy of Religion An unassuming but inHuential figure is that of Doctor Cramer. We know him best as we learn to solve our problems with his aid, and no man ever grasped the point of view of youth more quickly.

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GRINDSTONE CARL STIEFEL, A.M., D.D., Professor of Bible His friendly and genial face gives the depressed Freshman new life and an im- petus to succeed. Always broad-minded and understanding, he is a favorite with all his students. EMORY CARL UNNEWEHR, PHD. Preceptor 0f Menk Dormitory and Professor of Physics A hard worker who requires as much from his students. No one ever passes a physics course without learning the prin- ciple of close application to his work. As Preceptor of the Men,5 Dormitory, he he- comes one of the Freshmafs iirst friends.