Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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FOCUSII'IG on THE FHCIJlW HI'ID HDMIIIISTBHTIOI'I This year has been Cl momentous year for the administration. The synchron- ization between the Navy and civilian educational requirements is practically complete now, and many of the classes temporarily halted whiie adminis- trational affairs were bein;c vrdinoted will be resumed Clubs that have been dormant are receivi ' becoming more intent i servicemen and ciwie girlie application of most of t not oiways experienced one of the colleges mag Enough elective su punch to everyonels s forced To become one Accelerated stud Courses and condens Registration, like th: Inc. snowed under I' evoke such groans distance.

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16 HDIIIIIIISTHHTIOII Dr. Norris, when he isn't so pre- occupied with college affairs and religion activities, can be found putteringwh, even laboring, in his garden and buiiding things around home. He wears his French beret when he workseit's his favorite headgear. He has studied in Europe. He en- joys meeting artists and authors especially; he's very fond of operas and plays. Occasionally he spends his summers with his family serving in the capacity of supply minister in some eastern churches. His weakness? Aliiterations in speech. Anything with a sweet, son- orous, sibilant sound, for instance, would simply strike 0 sound satis- faction in him. Baidwin-Walloce remains one of the more fortunate colleges in having a faculty of competent heads and highly trained professors, many of whom have their doctors' degree and many of whom also are fully-ordoined minis- ters, interested in guiding not only the scholarship but also the moral integ- rity of its student body. Dr. Louis Wright, as president of the college, is assisted competently in his many active college affairs by Dr. Norris, vice-president and associate professor of philosophy. The three deans contacting the students a trifle closer are Dr. Myron Wicke, dean of the college proper; Mrs. Ruth Baur, dean of women; and Dr. John Reed, dean of men.