Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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IF I? l9 l. I l! l9 .- 9 H F .. Is I; .- Er! H 9 . H! g. . 3 5 hi ml Rec Canter 18. Dedication .- '0 N l.- N .- N 2. u N P 9' ta 5. 6. M .q H 8. n :5 l , P 31. Halloween Erik Bartholomy and Chris Ham had an oppor- tunity to play racquetball 011 a new glaas-ennloaed cuurl. Sludenls had a chance In view the archives than are now on display in lhe Recreation Center. Harrison Dillard poses next to the plaque that dedicated the new indoor Irack lo the former Olympic gold medalisl. Presidenl Malicky and Ray E. Walva son look at lhe plaque lhat honors the once football, baa- kelhall and athletic direclor.

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H glvlllling from u Homeunning rur IIHFd in the parade prior lo the kick-off, Margaret Brown anal Kim Dell conceal nervousness wilh smiles. Forring away his Heidelberg nppUnPlll, Freshman Brian Durlanh charges his wag- lo a tourhdumn. Mum's the Word This year's Homecoming game and reremony came shortly after the Rec- reation Center dedication. With 5,000 in attendance. Baldwin-Wallace paired Jp against Heidelberg College. The fes- :ivities hogan with alum Louise Artl sing- mg the Star-Spangled Banner, accom- panied by the Slrongsville High School Band. Sophomore Class President Chris Ioslin introduced the candidates for Homecoming Queen: Margaret Browm Mary Calich, Pamela Chase, Cathy Da- vid. Kimberly Dell, Yuok-Fung Jung, Lisa Kidd. Gretchen Kleinfield. Al'leen Kuiland. Christine Maly. and Deborah Triplett. Joslin then announced Kim Dell as first t'utmernup and Margaret Brown as the 1986 Homecoming Queen. Anne Marie Fitzsimmons Crowned the new queen. Student Body President James Parenli presented Queen Margaret with a bouquet of flowers. After the game there was a reception in Ursprung Gymnasium where Coach Bob Packard and President Neal Malicky presented the queen with an autographed Football. Homecoming 9

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In his younger years, Harrison Dillard exams his track cleats with his coach. After leaving the hallowed halls of B-W, he went on to become an Oiympic Award winner. Center of Attention The pomp and circum- stance resembled the open- ing ceremonies for the Olympic games. Athletes and non-athleles alike paraded around lhe Harrison Dillard track in team uniforms, Creeks letters or just regular clothing. They clad together to show unity laward this new facility ofthe college. With helium balloons around the platform and speakers, the stage was set for a grand opening. The Baldwin-Wallace College Wind Ensemble and Choir were also present to perform the dedication composition written by Professor Loris Chobanian. Areas of the facility were dedicated to various people of great importance to campus. Such sections were the: The Hay Walls Lobby The Mildred Sacket Dance Studio The Steingass Fitness Center The Charles Harding Lobby The Harrison Dillard Track The Lee Tressel Lounge The new facility includes an indoor - OlympiC-size pool. racquetball courts, two weight rooms. classrooms. an in- door U8 mile track, a weight training center, as well as many new offices. Rec. Center Dedication 11