Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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left: Diane Dick and Karen Schad are active in the community as Brownie leaders for Loomis students, while Cheryl Wyanko earns extra money at Lawmns. LL AGAIN above: Jackie Chihil looks in the window at the many unique items carried by T56 Shoppe. Th: Shoppe was also a great place to purchase clothes retards, and cards. top left: Amy Prince, Barb For- tin, and Carl Hazensrab meet Fm.- breakfast at Dick's Bakery, while Pam Peterseim U'efd is ready to serve a hot meatball sandwich and cold coke during season at Sandwich Det'i'gbb'. COMMI JNTTV

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Our Town Berea provides a variety of shops and services below: Amy Prince can always get some extra money all Wlthln a Short Walk from campUS. from the Ameritrust ASSET machineh right: Stu- dents Fkying into nearby Hopkins Airport are wel- corned by the many opportunities offered to stua dents by the closeness of a big city. above center. Because the post office is so close to the Conservatory, Chris Schull can mail letters on the way to class. right: National City Bank is a famiiiar site for students like Kelly Flood on Thursdays. above: Pizza King is open all night for students who gct hungry or want a place to talk. 2 COMMUNITY

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Classroom buildings and dorms range in style our campus from colonial to modern giving the campus a Wheeler Hall $1210wa was named in honor of Dr. traditional yet contemporary 100k- John Wheeler, first president of Baldwin Universi- ty. The language and the AudioVisual departments are housed in this building which faces Front Street. right: The Departments of Art and of Speech Com- munications and Theatre are located in the Art and Drama Canter. Ritter library provides a quiet place for study and re- Carnegie Hall houses the Departments of Soaial Sciences and of Education. The building, which was search. originally located on the grounds of Baldwin University, was moved stone by stone and reconstructed on its present site in 1905. 4 CAMPUS