Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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Placement Office Do you need a part time or sum- mer job? Are you looking for permanent employment upon graduation? The Placement Ser- vice, under the direction of Miss Bertha Stifel and her secretary, Mrs. Ellis Cope, is always ready to assist and guide in selecting a vocation or hnding work for the graduate. A varied up-to-date file of vo- cational information is at the dis- posal of the students. File records are kept on each graduate in- cluding reports on their employ- ment. Historian The Historian, Mrs. Dorothy McKelvey, keeps accurate records of all graduates and former stu- dents of Baldwin-Wallace. In her office one can find catalogs and Grindstones as well as records of all faculty members and trustees from the be- ginning of the college. Records of all special events through the year are kept by this office. Mrs. McKelvey and Mrs. Munn, thce Assistant, also keep files of the Alumnus, Newsletter. and Exponent. The Alumni Ofl'lce aims to keep alumni and for- mer students in touch with each other and to in- form them of the progress of the College. Alumni strive to make Baldwin-Wallace better by giving it financial support and attending college activ- ities. Their activities include the Fall and Winter Homecomings, the Alumni Weekend, the spon- sorship 0f the Loyalty Fund, and organization of alumni clubs. This office, headed by friendly Chuck Thomas, also includes the Addressograph operated by Mrs. Marion Shane. 16

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Office of Admissions This year brought to the college Donald U. Noblett. Mr. Noblett came from Case University where he was assistant Director of Ad- missions. He is ably assisted here by William P. Morrison, com- monly known as iiCtu'lyfi The office is doing an excellentjob of presenting the eoliegeis qualifica- tions and opportunities as is evi- dent by the large increase in the college enrollment in the past several years. Mr. Noblett is also in charge of scholarships that are granted to the students by the college. The secretarial aid of Mrs. Elizabeth Swartz and Mrs. Eleanor Farmer keep the Ad- missions thce running smooth- 1y. Registrafs Office Mr. Jess J. Petty, Registrar of Baldwin-Wallace College, has served in this capacity for the past twenty-five years. It is an extremely big job as this ohice is the one that keeps all permanent records, posts grades, evaluates entrance credits, handles regis- tration, photostats and necessary transcripts, and takes care of' the veterans' papers. Mrs. Olive Peta kins, the Louisiana lady, is Mr. Pettyis secretary, and Mrs. Elea- nor Prudhomme and Mrs. Lill- ian Alexander do the remainder of the general office work. They are always kept busy as they no sooner post all the grades from one quarter when they must begin making grade slips for the next.

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The Office of Public Information is in charge ofali publicity center- ing around the school, its activi- ties and students. This is an omcc specializing in thank yous, im vitations. and newspaper releases. It sends out the information on student activities for release in hometown newspapers. publicizes our school events and is in chargc of all publications concerning the college. This omce is headed by Mrs. Alice Thomas. Director of Publicity; Russell Schneider, Div rector of Publicaiions; and Mrs, May Eldridge. Assistant. Public Relations. Office The Treasurcrh Oflicc. the Cashicr. and the Student Accounts make up what we are classifying here as the 'I'rcasurcfs Office. Pir'rurcd above: Ruth 'l'witchcll, Assistant to the Treasurer; Ruth Parker, Cashier; Ester Pritchard. Accountant; George Schrcibcr, Assistant in the Treasurer's Oificc. Pivmrcd hc'lun': Clara Witt. Accountant; Harold C. Beyer, Treasurer; Eldon Groll, Auditor; Talova Jones, Secrctary of the Treasurer.