Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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T THE urgent request of the Board of Trustees, Dr. Albert Riemenschneider, Di- rectOr Emeritus of the Conservatory, lost summer stepped from retirement to guide the coHege as its Acting President during the last year. Faculty boards on committees continued to operate, in addition to a Cabinet created to meet with the Acting President as often as necessary to help in cforificotion of all probfemst Drt H. J. Smith, Vice-President, directed administration of the college from December through March, during the absence of the Acting President. LEFT: Dr. Albert Riemenschneider BELOW: Dre Riemenschneider, Acting President; Dr. Harry J. Smith, Vice-President; Dr. Myron F. Wicke, Dean; Mr. Harold C. Beyer, Treasurer; Mr. Louis H. Fitch, Business Manager H

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EUVEHNED BY THE BEARD OF TRUSTEES . . . I0 5 THE governing body of the college, the Board of Trustees T5 the guiding force behind its growth and development. There are thirty-seven members chosen by four different methods. Fifteen are elected at large by the board, twelve by the North-East Ohio Conference of the Methodist Church, tour by the Ohio Coru- ference, and six by the Association of Alumni and Former Students. In addition, there are at present two ex-officio and three emeriti members. The board holds on annual meeting in June. RIGHT: George W. Ritter, Chairman of the Board of Trustees Pictured below L to R -- FIRST ROW; W, J. Galvin, Ray L Baylor, Carl S. Bechberger, A. M. Breen, John F. Ernsthousen; SECOND: Edward Bly- thin, Kingsley A. Taft, Lows H. Fitch; THIRD: J. H. Steinkrous, L. A. Schreiber, Afbert J. Ansel, Erwin J. Ward, JA Paul Thompson; FOURTH: Harvey C. Wilcox, Horotd C. Beyer, Paul Nyland, C. Eugene Bryenton, James H. Sivard, Walter Dickhnut; REAR: Harry Wells, Paul S. Knight, E, Jt Kulus, George W. Ritter, H, K. Carpenter, Albert Riemenschneider, Raymond R. Moley

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ASSISTED BY THE STUDENT ASSEMBLY.. ECOGNIZING its duties and re- R sponsibilities to the Board of Trustees, the faculty and ad- ministration, as well as to alumni and future students, the student body com- prises the Student Assembly. Operat- ing under its own constitution, the Student Assembly is an active ex- pression of student self-govemment. Students elect cu president and vice president by direct popular vote, as well as the Student Council to act 05 the legislative body. Functions of the Student Assembly include initiation, promotion, and regulation of extro-curriculor student activities delegated specifically to it and not to any other campus organiza- fion, General management of student of- fairs 4's carried out by five permanent boards of Student Council: activities, publications, elections, finance, and publicity. 32.5303? Bob Beach, President, '49350; Dan Mihum, President JUdifh Meyer W05 appointed in ' -' March to com late the term of Mar e BELOW: Jo Fleming, Vice-President, '49-'50; Fran Johnson, Vice- P 9 President, '43-'49 DEUTSCH who graduated. L to R; FIRST ROW: Jo Fleming, Bob Beach, Fran Johnson, Dan Mihuta; SECOND: Jean Shafer, Marge Deutsch, Dr. Wm. Pendell - Adviser, Helen Fyler Findley, Kathleen Newton, Chuck Thomas, Miss Bertha Stiefel - Adviser; Eimer Munkochy; THIRD: John Corn, Nancy Gedge, Mel Gerber, Sally Funk, Fred Suppes, Dione Deane, Bud Collins, Dcug Boehmer, Pot Lowe, Tennis Wick, Eugene Degyonsky