Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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ROW OM Man Monflci Man Starlet. K.iu-n RidiJiilson. I .my Oxiii' (arni.iinc ll.ihlri ROW I WO: Vernon OocKcrlt.-un, l St.ilniicr. Kfii V.mrfcislnis. Robert Rntr, I.Smla Smith, Ray Reiincii, |mi Pike. |« lm lirown. Activities Board llu hikhIhiml 'Cilio» i f ■ lie Which Covington II.mil lakes (hr lc.nl in iliis piece. Many solos muIi as ilns (iiiiiilxinc soli, wcu heard. in the | -ixi yeai Activities Hoard has smnnl Midi bands ;» Peter Palmci 1«»i May Day. l ummy Dorsey’s Hand under tlie direr lion of Warren Covington as a winter concert, and die lam Kigali Hand at ilie Christ- mas Formal. Plans were complenti lor a student recreation pro- gram. Hesidc the swimming pool and gymnasium being open, a weekly I . G. I. F. dame was set up lot Friday night informal dances. Furthermore, the Hoard regu- lates the activities calendar and provides legislation lot the use ol the Reciealion Mall. 23

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infui ■! WID . SI I I I : Sushi I oUci . sl WDIVd: Mar Hough. Vickie Itaiiinaii. WSGA The Women's Sell (.overnineni Assoc i.uion .strives to further ilu spirit of unity among the women «»1 the col- lege: to promote through the establishment of rules, happy ami gracious gioup living: ami to establish activ- ities beneficial ami enjoyable to B-YY women. Dining lall t|uarlet YY'SGA sponsois the fat her Daughter Bampiet: in winter «piartei the organi atiou heads a YVomcn's l;a ult l ea where the college women have an enjoyable afternoon with professors' wives and women ol the faculty. In spring ipiailer Mothei Daugh- ter Weekend is a big occasion for daughters as well as mothers. Iluiigi) mull 101 s .uni «laughters wait |iaiiciul) in line t receive ilien (noil at tin lothri Daughter baii(|iirl. Ilu- MoiIni Daiiglitri liaiii|iui tilings thr ''«omen of the laiiiils luget her under «oiigriiial conditions. 22

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Class Officers I li«- Freshman (lass started the ycai with the iradition.il Freshman Week activities, such as | i ni s. dances, and tests. Dining the year the freshmen added to the school spirit by su li activities as tile honlire and |iep rally. t the end l the yeai Out- standing Freshman Men and Women were recognized by Omit ton Delta Kappa and the l-inrels. respectively. I he majoi campus activity ol the Sophomore • lass, the Winter Carnival, was successfully climaxed with the coronation ol Sue M rlhtir as Winlci Cat nival Queen. The major res|H nsibiliiy of the |ttnior (lass was to plan and organize for May Day activities. This was again admirably carried out in IWI. Altei much preparation, events sin It as the boat races, and the (hariol races were held, as well as the parade, corona- tion ceremony, and dance. Ihe Senior class, under the direction ol Dave danis. continued the intdilion ol donating its class money to the construction ol the quadrangle side walk on north campus. Mi outstanding senior day assembly successlully climaxed the college ex|Haricncc for the class of MMil. I'OI». KRFSItMKN: lull... Ul.uk kcII. I’reciilcnl: sliirlcy l.ellciis. .Secretary. MIDDI.K. SOrilOMORI’S: I..in Willson. riocmcr; ('.or i ime Palm- ei Seciel.iiy: toy S|iiingei, Vice President; Ait Van Rensselaer. Pics- iileni. RK.III. SKNIORS: Pal Tinder. Secretary: inma Miller, Vice Pies iileni Ituli D.i'li, I rcscMiier; Dave Adams. President. 24