Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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.949 EBINDSTUNE In order to tell its story of campus life of Boldwin-Walloce in 1949 The Grindstone invites its readers on a tour of the coliege through the pages of the yearbook. Here the thirty buildings and points of interest, scattered be- tween two campuses and lying in the heart of Bereu, present the story of their contributiOn to the campus COmmunity. To guide its readers, the stuff has provided a map of the campus tlift up the lower left hand corner of this poget and u Grindstone to ml! from page to page. Symbol of the college, the grindstone is a campus landmark linked closely with the history of B-W through the college's founder who started the grindstone industry. Our rolling disk first greets visitors at the site of the old red mi , the first flour mill in Bereo't near the entrance to the Dietsch Hall administration building where the book begins its tour. The grindstone again becomes a landmark on the north campus beside Wheeler Hall, where the reader continues his tour on the site of the former athletic field. Our tour then returns to Morting Halt, home of the sororities and heart of campus life. A section of the book on business in The Town fOHOWS the fraternities, and precedes a review of the year's activities A took - to the future ends this tour Around The Campus And Through The Year With The '49 Grindslone. f . H I open here . l