Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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BALDWIN W:ALLACE Charles William Hertzler, A. M., D. D. Profmmr of Sorialagy Dr. Hcrtzlcr is keenly enthused about his subjects. He imparts this enthusiasm to his students, and develops in them an understanding as well as a live interest in sociology. His teaching is not all theory but he gives interesting and practical appli- cations, oftcn From his own experiences. Edward L. Fullmer, M. S. Professor of Biofagy All those who know Professor Fullmel' warmly and sincerely appreciate him. He has a rare understanding and knowledge of his work. and gives effort unselfishly to those interested. 'T VYENTY . SEVEX

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BALDWLN WALLACE Frederick Roehm, A. M. Rrgijfmr arm' ProfEJSOr of Education Another member of the facuity who has a warm interest in each student. He is a keen and accurate judge of them, and sees their faults humorously. Frederic Cramer, A. M., D. D. Professor of Pirifompky of Rdigion Our acquaintance with Dr. Cramcr gives us much that is worthwhile. Although un- asmming, his influence is wide. He is sinw ccrcly kind and able in helping the students grapple with the problems within his sphere. TWENTY - 5 IX

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BALDWLN WALLACE Emory Carl Unnewehr, Ph. D. Preceplor of 3-16an Dormitory and Professor of Physics As Preceptor in the Men's Dormitory. Professor Unncwchr HHS this office very capably. His interest is sincerely in the. field of science, and his work has made him a very Important member of our faculty. Carl Stiefel, A. M., D. D. Professor of BiMe Dr. Stiefel is the acme of courtesy. HI: greets everyone genially and chivalmusly, and his personality wins his pupils to him. Tw EXTY - Err; I H'