Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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FRE SHMAN STUN T NIGHT Fine quality singing for Wallace Jones. Freshman Stunt Night, an annual event on our campus, proved to be as good ' as ever this year, Dick Garcia, Master of Ceremonies, introduced the per- formers of the evening. Entertainment varied from baton twirling to mock tragedy. This display of talent at its best provided a chance for the upper- classmen to view the freshmen in action. Organized by John Brewton, co- chairman of the freshman class along with veteran Dick Peaset this yearts show was a huge success. Shari McKim exhibits SOme :hampionship twirling. B. Heil and D. Sullivan in a vocal duet. Ballet was A. Chapinls talent

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FRE SHMAN DAYS Frashman testing and registration during the first week of faH quarter. Late in September B-W's campus was invaded by Freshmen who eageHy joined in their first college activities. A picnic sponsored by the Y.W.-Y.M.CKA. was held at Lake Baldwin and Dean Lankard spoke at a dinner at the Rec Hall for the new students. Student Council sponsored a mixer to help the fresh get acquainted. The annual Pumphandle formal was held on October 3, bringing freshmen week to an official close. Settling down to more serious business, the new-comers became acquainted with dorm life, registration and, of course, cIasses. Joe Coflege, Dick Pease, and Betty Co-Ed, Joy George, the two most typical fresh. Faculty Reception for new students, the Pumphandle.

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HOME COMIN G l0 Lois Ayers, 1952 Homecoming Queen. Highlighting Homecoming festivities was the crowning 0f the Homecoming Queen, Lois Ayers. Lois, a senior at B-W and a member of Delta Zeta sorority, was chosen from six other candidates by election of the entire student body. Miss Sally Boyie, last year's Homecoming Queen, returned to the campus to present the crown to Lois during the half-time of the Home- coming game with Kent State University.