Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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Students ttconnectt, as they walk, talk and just have fun in icenes Around Campus. B-W Connection officially began in the spring and summer of 1984. The purpose of this program was to match a student with an incoming student to give the new student a link to campus. The two ticonnectors wrote letters or phoned during the summer and then met at school in the Union or at a football game or at a party. The veteran shared information with the new student concerning classes. people and of course. the social life. Through this program, the new students were made to feel at home in their new home. B-W Connection is being continued to welcome 1985 students in the same way. More exists to B-W Connection than this program, however. Look- ing around campus, you can see that many places, events and people help to connect the diverse groups 0! people and sections of campus. This year, for example. the daytime Hive became the campus nightspot uThe Hideaway. Here, students and often faculty from all over campus gath- ered to socialize and to enjoy the weekly entertainment. The new Health, Physical Education and Recreation Facility, will provide an area where the entire community can take classes, exercise, relax or watch a sporting event. Community members are connected every year as participants and spectators in traditional events such as Homecoming, Interfraternlty Sing, Dance Concert, May Day and Bach Festival. B-W Connections could be found everywhere on campus this year and their numbers are growing at an increasing rate. center right: Karen Telischak and Cheryl Jaracz walk to class Both girls were in Dance Concert. right: Watching the action outside 38 are Bill Stanfield, Chuck Huber and Mark Crowley. 1,4 hf... . :h, .- H ..a XX .1! .- h. ... nm' Andy Grant sends the volleyball aCTOSSthe NQt- above: Keliy Bourne, iiFreddie,! Price, Ed Boehmer, Andy Weyrich, Joe Laskey, Jack Students were often 5991'! outside playing voiiey- Kozak and John uSpanky Pryzbyiak spend many afternoons relaxing on the iiChi porch. ball, wall-bail and 4-square. 2 B-W CONNECTION: CAMPUS

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Bal j;- .- '. a '.'.' Students from all pap meet at Strosacker Co sage Union to study or Just to talk.

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Trudging through the snow from North to South campus is a discomfort of winter faced by Loretta Bednar and Tammy1 Beaumont. below: Bonds Administration Building welcomes students. aldWm Wallace COLLEGE: r l above left: Lisa Johnson and Candy Roskoph walk down E. Grand Street, a familiar route to students. center left: Heritage Hall houses fraternities, a sorority and independent men. left: Students find fun on a fall afternoon. above: Brent Morgan waits for class to begin. CAMPUS: BvW CONNECTION 3