Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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above: The Inauguration was a lime for 1hr: cnlirc Ma arc. from run. Geor-geannc Malickx' Rancv Iprcsidcm - 'I Maiicky Cas a :president 5 sisterl. back mu: Mike and targi Malickg, Iiwiicj. Dr. Neal Malicky iprcsidenlj. and above: Dr. Samuel H. Miller. chief operating officer. treasurer and vice. chair- man oflhe board of Foresl City Enterprises. Inc I usawardcd a DoctorofLaws degree by Dr. A3. Bonds, Jr. Inauguralion,- H

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Inauguration of the Sixth President of Baldwin- Wallace College uThe basic goals and dreams upon which Baldwin-Wallaee was founded are as much required by society today as they were 130 years age.u observed Dr. Neal Malicky in his Inaugural Address on November 15, 1981. Facing the high- er education challenges with great opti- mism and calm, Malicky asserted, wB- W will not merely survive, it will survive with meaning and purpose. Assuming the sixth presidency of Bal- dwin-Wallace College, Malicky was welcomed into office by his predecessor, Dr. Alfred B. Bonds, Jr., and a host of friends and members of the academic community who participated in the events of the Inaugural weekend. Approximately 2,000 supporters witnessed the Sunday afternoon installa- tion, including delegates from more than 90 colleges, universities, and academic associations. Presiding over the ceremo- ny, Mr. Lester E. Gigax, chairman 0fthe Board of Trustees, led the litany ofaffir- mation, which included participants from the faculty, administration, alum- ni, trustees, and student body Olthe Col- lege and Berea Mayor, Jack Kafer, re- presenting the community. The convoca- tion included the coferring of three hon- orary degrees and special musical per- formances by the College Choir, Sym- phonic Wind Ensemble, and Paris opera singer, Joyce Malieky Castle, the Presi- dentgs sister, accompanied by the Chamber Orchestra In his speech entitled, l'A Dream for Excellence? Malicky drew the audi- enceis attention to the cathedrals of Eu- rope, constructed over hundreds of years, by successive generations of ar- chitects and builders, yet rarely ever completed. There are many similarities between the building of such magnifi- cent edifieces and the development of the beauty of education in a college, he said. l'Generations of leaders come and go, but the structure of the institution and the contribution that it makes to the lives of new generations of students lives on. top: The sixth president of Baldwin-Wallace. Neal Malicky. above: B-W drew a full house for the inauguration presented in the Ursprung Gym. Ioflnauguration

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Transitions a81 Transitions 181 is a program head- cd by Anne Berlin which is geared toward all new incoming students at the college. The program consists of various activities, including Play- fair , that try to acquaint the new students to Baldwin-Wallacc. This year the attendance at tho ncw slu- dcnl convocation and banquet was the largest ever in the last several years. Student involvement and Fac- ulty participation was also very good and Transition '8l was a success. above.- Jerry Ewen 0f Praijair gets mme help from B-W students to cntcrtam the crowd. above: Anne Berlin welcomes lhc new sludcnts above: Jcanmaric Adamczyk. a group leader. joins in the activities. to B-W. IZXTransilions SI