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

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•Miss Hclon Santmyer. Doan of Women, is a graduate of Wellosloy Coliego. Mass., whore she was instructor in Eng- lish for two years. Sho rocoivod additional training at Oxford. England. Sho sorvod as a taachor in Xonia High School. It is a ploasure for the students of Coda'villo College to havo in their midst a roal author like Miss Santmyar. who has had two books published. She is equally proficient in Latin and English, and is a foachor of both languages at Codarvillo Coliego. Miss Emma Force has received two degrees. B.S. and M.A., at Ohio Stafo University. Sho aftonded tho College of Wooster. Kent Stotc Normal. Ohio Northern University. Ashland College, and Wostcrn Rosorve University. She possessos a Stafo Elementary Life Certificate. Be- sides her work at the college, she teaches Art at the pub- lic schools of Cedarville. • • • Mrs. Eloisc M. Kling, crofossor of Elementary Education graduated from Witfonborg College. She has tauqht in Springfield and Clark County schools, in Ridgewood Private school, and Ridgewood Experimental school. Last summer she atrendod Columbia University in Now York City. Each semester she guides several olomontary student» along the pathway of student teaching. Mrs. Kling is faculty adviser for the Alpha Theta Tau sorority and is doing a roe service for the Codarvil e young people. • • • Rov. B. N. Adams, pastor of the First Presbytorlan Church, is tho student pastor. Rov. Adams was formerly a missionary in Korea. Boforo coming to Codarvillo. ho spont sevon years in Wisconsin proaching in a Prosbyterian Church. 8ecauso of his enthusiasm and interest in young people Rov. Adams is woll-likod by all the students. Mildred Bickett Croswell was head of the Department of Music the ;irst semester of 1938-9. She received her training at Muskingum College. Cincinnati Conservatory, and American Conservatory. Sho studiod undor such mu- sicians as Phillipp Boulanger. Dupre, and Wider. For throo years sho was Professor in Amorican Mission Collogo. Cairo, Eqypt. She also taught in Westminster College. Utah, bo- foro sho come to Cedarville in 1936. Mil I) R K l 1HCKKTT CKKSWKI.I.. Director of Music A. I . Muskingum College I!. M. Muskingum Con- servator M. M. Cincinnati Con- servatory Diploma. Fontainertcau, France MARY C. MARKLK. Di- rector of Music A. 1:. Ohio Wesleyan Page Fifteen K. K. C.IUSON. Professor »f Science A. It. Cedarville College A. M. Ohio State Univer- sity

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IIKIKN II SAXTMVKK. Dran of Women l’rofe» or of l.atin ami Ki ifli'h It. S. Wdlesles College It. I.. II. Oxford South Djkota State College. Indiana State Normal School and is now professor of Social Science and Public Speakinq horo at Codarvillo. Mr. Stoolo is vory conscientious in his work and as Dean of Mon is doing a real service which is appreciated by all tho students. Mr. John L. Dorst continues his efficient work as business manager of the college. His wide experience as a leador and workor in the Y. M. C. A. gives him a good understand- ing of youth. He is congonial and always willing to do the utmost for the colloqo and studonts. • • • Mrs. Mary Marklo. a graduate of music from Ohio Wesleyan University, very ably conducted the music ac- tivities of the college during the absence of Mrs Mildrod Watt Croswell. Her thorough and efficient service has made possible tho progress of the music department's work with continued improvement. • • • For many years the students of Codarvillo Collogo havo been instructed in history and modorn languages by Dr. F. A. Jurkat. He received the degreo of A.M. at Wittenberg College and has done graduate work at Ohio State University. Students who havo graduated from Codarvillo will nover forgot tho informal classes conducted by Dr. Jurkat and tho variety of delicacies he serves throughout the year. Dr. Jurkat is noted for his wonderful memory and his subflo humor. Professor Leslie Miller is a newcomer in our ranks. This year ho has filled tho position of instructor of Mathematics and Physics, and was also coach of the Conforonco Cham- pion Yellow-Jackets. Prof. Miller did undergraduate work at Rio Grando Collogo and Ohio University. He received his master's degreo from Ohio University and worked on his doc- tor's degree at Ohio Stote. We congratulate Coach Miller for the hard work and good naturo he has shown this year. Prof. Marguorite Ault attonded Bowling Groen State Normal and here recoived hor B.S. in Education in 1932. Mrs. Ault camo to Codarvillo in 1934. and has sinco been a valuable member of tho College teaching staff. She is a rromber of the Pi Kappa Delta Sorority. She is one of the most popular mombers of the faculty and a real friend to young and old alike. Page Pour teen

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Inter-class relationship here at Cedarville College has been of great value to students and faculty. There have been programs planned by representatives of the four classes which have been enjoyed by many students. It is fine to have such a spirit of cooperation between or- ganized classes of our student body. The social times arranged by these groups have created a greater fel- lowship and have inspired definite leadership on the part of various class members. JOHN FOX, Pt 'es. Student Body. imm in uni Pay Sixteen