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

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FIRST ROW; 0. Nock, D. Spitzcr, J. Bclville, P. Fiedler, B. Dunlap, T. Belville, B. Osman, F. Butts. SECOND ROW: J. Lewis, B. Cunningham, J. Shatter, H. Beattie. J. Stew- art, T. OSBORNE, D. Cultice, P. Dunn. THIRD ROW: H. Fishcr. J. Dunn, J. Ross, G. Cul- ticc, F. Stevens, B. Rader, D. Harner, B. McNulty. J appa Siijtnu J appa The local chapter ot Kappa Sigma Kappa was CHARTERED ON MAY 22, I W, AND NOW HAS COMPLETED TWO VERY 3UCCES3TUL YEARS ON THE CAMPUS. |N THESE TWO YEARS IT MAS GROWN TO BE THE LARGCST TRATCRNITY ON THE CAMPUS. The otticers ror the past year have been Donald Nock, President; Bill Dunlap, Vicc-Prcsi- DEnT; Jim Dunn, Secretary; Carl Wiseman, Treas- urer; JAV 3 LEWIS, SEARGENT-AT-ARMs; JIM SHATTER, Corresponding Secretary; and Paul Ficolcr, Rcportcr. Among its successes has been the annual Christmas Formal. This year the music was pro- vided by Curly Miller and his orchestra. Another event which is turning out to be ah annual at- r a ir is the Easter egg hunt stageo during thc WEEK PRECEDING E STER TOR THE CHILOREN IN THE FIRST THREE GRADES OT THE PUBLIC SCHOOL. The first se«cster pledce oanquet was enjoyed BY ALL. |T was HELD AT THE BEE THISTLE RES- TAURANT AND ENTERTAINMENT WAS PROVIDED BY THE Daffy Duo. Even new and bctter things arc being plannco FOR THIS COMING YEAR, SO THIS GROUP IS DESTINED TO HAVE ANOTHER VERY SUCCESSFUL YEAR. Carl Wiseman Prof. Ramsey Donald Nock Bill Dunlap James Dunn

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1ST ROW: Wright, Carplnter, Snowoem, Staggs, Hammond, Wisecup, Waitc, Klontz, Howard Wisc-rAcuLTY aovisor. 2ND ROW: Purdom, Swartz, Stanley, TownslCy, Oraobury, Ulsh, Wilburn, Radar. 3RD RCW: Moorman, King, Huffman, Peters, Pickens, Francis, Thompson. Not Present; Wagner, Long, Gentile, French. The Chi Mu Delta Fraternity has com- pleted another active and successful year at Cedarville College. This organization which was founded in 194 1 has distinguished itself socially and scholastically during the past school year. with other organizations to improve re- lationships and conditions at this college. The fraternity has kept in contact with alumni members and welcomed them back to special meetings and various college events. A Hallowe’en Carnivaland a Spring Formal dance which completed the Cedar Day activities were the most important social events sponsored by this group. Through the year the Chi Mu Delta worked Kenneth Huffman has served as presi- dent of the Chi Mu Delta during 1949-50. Roger Ulsh was vice-president; Kenneth Wilburn, secretary; John Townsley, trea- surer; Dave King, sergeant-at-arms. 28