Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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IVERSITIES AND COLLEGES ROUPED below are the twenty students G who were elected in the fall to appear in Who's Who Among Students In Ameri- can Universities and Colleges.H Limited to one per cent of the student body, Who's Who in- cludes outstanding undergraduates from all American schools of higher education Marge Dcutsch Elaine Graham Elmer Munkuchy Bob Beech Gunther Kotzrnor Kathleen Newton Glario Coomer Don McKeever Ellen Hershberger C hartes Thomas 11

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M0; W0 at K- W STUDENTS ELECTED 1'0 WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERIC. Marie Snyder Harrison Dil1ard Eugene Degyansky Marieanne von Bergen mas; 3M 5M. w Jean Steinman . - - , u I .' satutaantlt'wto 5:99! 1:00 Fm Johnson ; . .' '. Suumwomsm COME ON-OV - a. 5mm 3 ?,wt Curt Crews Tennis chk Dan Mihuta Jocie Smith

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After the brief introduction to the structure of the col- lege in the foregoing pages, we turn new to a consideratiOn at the inner workings of Baldwianallace, whose primary objective is the development of the integrated personality. Throughout the pages of The '49 Grindstone the reader sees this obiective being carried Out in all phases of campus life and he soon discovers that college life is more than grades. Life on campus is also Band, A Camppella, play re- hearsals, dates, Track, bull sessions, and cramming. B-W believes in extra-curricular activities and it is not suffering scholasticolly a5 a result at this belief for its students rank well in the national tests. Here it is considered of great importance that young people acquire those social attitudes, skills, and graces that will enable them to work together with others as members of a team. The college will not encourage an over specialization, thus it never lets a student forget that while he may function for a few hours a day as a chemist, say, he will function eventually as husband, father, neighbor, citizen, and member at the world community. The college labors in the hope that its citizens will go out skilled in the ways at the mind, at home in the world of folks, at peace within themselves, and aware and reverent in the presence of higher values. qut H. J. Smith, VicewPresident open here