Cedarville University - Miracle / Cedrus Yearbook (Cedarville, OH)

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mum CLASSI m I-. A. Jl’RKAT. Professor of History and Uaxoigc A. It. Franklin Colkge 1,1.. I . Franklin College A. M. Wittenberg College The studonts of Cedarville College are indeed fortunate in having a faculty who are not only well trained in each of their respective fields but are also vitally interested in the success and per- sonal welfare of every student they contact. No student could ask for better cooperation in any institution than is received from these faithful servants. They are performing a real service and the influence they have on every Cedarville student has been and will continue to be felt in many parts of the country and in almost all walks of life. KM M A FORCE. Professor of Elementary Ed. I!. S. Ohio State University M. A. Ohio State Univer- sity I.KSI.IK Ml 1.1.HR, Professor of Mathematics and Physics Director of Physical Edu- cation A. It. Rio (•unde A. XI. Ohio University GI.K.XXA IIASORE. Secre- tary and Assistant Regis- trar It. o. Ohio Xorthem Uni- versity A. It. Cedarville College 'age Twelve

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II0 AIIII III' TIIII ST EE S Students of Cedarville College are indebted to the Board of Trustees for the work that they have done and are doing to make C. C. a more complete school by enlarging the curriculum. In addition to the donation of their time, they also give freely material aid. The president of the board is W. Clyde Howard of Chicago. An- nual meetings are held on the Thursday of Commencement week. Semi- annual meetings are held on the first Friday of December for the purpose of electing faculty members. At the present time there is a special Commission under the Chairmanship of Rev. D. L. Guthrie to make plans for the future welfare of Cedarville College. —JANE FRAME. imn on sun iiimm The Women's Advisory Board plays a very important role in the life of the college. At the Alumni and Homecoming Banquets it is always busy preparing and serving the meals. The profits from these banquets are used for the good of the college. It has helped in redecorating the college administration building, has equipped the stage in the gymnasium, and has added to its supplies in kitchen utensils. It also purchased equipment for the college board- ing club. The members are chosen from the alumni and wives of the faculty. Mrs. W. R. McChesney is president of the organization. —BETTY ROWE. Page Eleven

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Rov. W. R. McChesnoy. president since 1919. received hi training in Franklin, Mujkingum. and Tarkio Collogos. He taught Latin. Greek. History. Psychology, and Philosophy in Franklin. Woostor. and Codarvilio Colloges. Ho has boon on the Cedarvil'o faculty since 1894 and served as secre- tary of the faculty until 1909 when ho was mado vice presi- dent. He served in this capacity for four years and then was made dean 1913-1915. Dr. McChesnoy has boon an invaluable guide and leader for the youth of Cedarville College and has exerted an influence on their lives that will help them solvo many difficult problems in the futuro. • • • A vital assistant in the daily life of the president is his secretary. Miss Glonna Basoro. Miss Basore was gradu- ated from the Hawke's School of Expression. Cincinnati and received additional training at Ohio Northern University and Cedarville College. Besides acting as secretary Miss Basore servos in tho capacity of Buroou of Information not only for the prosidont and faculty but for all the students as well. Miss Basore is noted for her pleasant disposition and her willingness to help anyone at any time. • • • Prof. A. J. Hostotlor roceivod his B.S. dogroo at Ohio Northern University and finished his graduato work at Wittenberg College. Mr. Hostetler has served in various phases of the educational field from teacher to high school principal, county Superintendent, director of County Nor- mal. and head of tho Education Department of Cedarville College. This dopartmont has boon most successful in securing positions for its graduates and under the super- vision of Mr. Hostotlor has established one of the most efficient placement buroaus in the state of Ohio. C. V. STKKI.K. Dean .»f Men Professor of Social Science A. IS. Indian:! Teacher'» College M. S. Xorlliwc'tern l'ni- vcrwtjr KI.OISK KI.ING. Professor ••f Elementary Education A. M. Wittenberg College Prof. Ernest R. Gibson graduated from Cedarville College in 1928. He received his graduate work at Ohio State University and has bocn on the college faculty for the past two years. In those two short years he has bocomo one of the most popular of all faculty mombers in tho clossroom as woll as in the social life of tho collogo. Mr. Gibson is faculty advisor for the Cedas as well os for the Delta Kappa Sigma Fraternity. • • • Prof. C. W. Steele received his training at Indiana State Normal School. Indiana Teachers Collogo. end North- western University. In addition to toaching in rural, grade, and high schools, Mr. Stoolo has served on the faculty at MARGUERITE AULT. Professor of French and Public Shaking I?. S. Howling Green Stale College A. J. HOSTETLER. Reg istrnr and Director f Education 11. S. Ohio Northern Uni- versitr A. M. Wittenberg College l vic Thirl fen