Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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COLLEGE IS BUILDINGS Other buildings on campus, even though not new and exciting, carry many memories for the B-W student. Our graduating science majors will never forget their hours of laboratory experiments in Wheeler and Wilker Halls; education and social science people have become fond of Carnegie's double staircase; Lnglish and history students will long remember Marling Hall: and our business experts are well acquainted with our southeastern corner of campus. Oil Hall. Ritter Library holds special significance as all students have found it absolutely unavoidable. And the enumerable after hours dormitory activities will never be forgotten. These are the places where the college life goes on. 11

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COLLEGE IS FACULTY A college is often rated in relation to the superiority of its faculty members. BAV's professors, while continually striving for a higher educational level, are known for their genuine interest in the student's future. This interest is fostered through the counselor-counselee program in which each student is assigned to a counselor who directs his educational program and resolves any particular problem the student may have. In addition to this and to their regular class work and special seminars, they advise various student organizations and participate in numerous faculty boards. We arc honored this year also with the addition of the Cleveland-Marshall Law School faculty. BaldwinAVallace has a right to be proud of its faculty. Left: Dr. Kom Shejird of the Cleveland-Marshall Law School facult and our Dr. Lucille Mercer exchange tokens of merger during the convo- cation ceremonies. Right Dr. Bonds attends l.'nitcd Nitions assemble as an Arab. Belou left: Dr. Llrossmng assists students in Rcligion-in-Lifc Week presentation. Belou right: Dr. Jensen aids students in special chemical experiments. Bottom: Fac- ulty members prepare for academic march. 13