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

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Pint Rotp, left to right: Margaret Swaney. Patricia Gossett. Ann Huffman. Mary Miller, Rebecca Crowell. Rosalind Miller. Second Rotv, left to right: Harman Lum, Jim Shaffer, Ted Sutten. Myers Bost, Frederick Carlscn (faculty advisor). Robert Hobbs. Robert Miller. The Y. W. C. A. and the Y. M. C. A. of Cedarville College promote Christian leadership and Christian fellowship on the college campus. The two associations have met together during the past year, and I everyone is invited to belong to this united organization. Meetings have been held on Thursday nights in the Recreation Hall, in charge of different members of the organization, the young men and women of the group presiding over the devotions on alternate weeks; thus every- one has an opportunity to develop leadership. ; The organization sponsored a party (movies and refreshments) last fall for the student body. (.The Y. W. C. A.-Y. M. C. A. of Cedarville College. Antioch College, Wilberforce State College, and Wilmington College presented a variety show at the Xenia Central High School auditorium on I hursday, March 15, to promote fellowship among the four col- leges and to raise money for the World Student Service Fund.) Officers are: Myers Bost, Acting Chairman; Ted Sutton. Secretary-Treasurer; Rev. and Mrs. Frederic Carlscn, faculty advisors.

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STUDENT COUNCIL The student body met early last fall and elected the following people to the Student Council: President, Fred Long; Senior Representative, Wayne Stevens; Junior Representative, Paul Dunn; Sophomore Representative, Darrell Coe; and Freshman Representative, James LuttreU. ( The high-lights of the year’s activities centered around homecoming with the governing body of the students in charge of the pre-game festivities. The council played an important role in placing the television set in the Co-op and worked very closely with the administration in stageing an all-school dance early in the spring, fhe officers wish to thank everyone that helped to make the above affairs a success.' Left to right: James Luttrcll, Darell Coe, Wayne Stevens. Fred Long. Paul Durin.

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Ijtspmttg flUftars Cedarville College Student Publication Volume III Cedarville, Ohio, September 25, 1950 Number 11 Vayhinger Resigns; Replaced Temporarily Ry E. H. Miller Of Springfield Several Changes In Hisp ERINg n7u2. •per? j £4 J 35 °f‘tllC'danill' rv, It;! dcrs a « n? oce ,V. «U , [Many College Rules Revised The faculty and administra- tion have revised many of the regulations governinc the op- eration of the college. We arc ' -Wm- them for information , Cedars College Staff Dr. Ira D. Vayhj ted his resignation of trustee of Ce lege at the close school in August tion, effective was accepted by the position of mains vacant Vice-president ' manager 5. president. • - °r Dr. .nd Ite. Vayhinger’ Z‘a £« ««,,. -» ««te ft moved to Fleeter, Ohio, where die priS? W rd tyi, , he is pastor af tH Presbyterian o °r his I ° anc «ue. Ccn inf a.. Homecoming Day This Saturday There will be a meeting held to elect a queen for Homecom- ing. There is not much time re- maining but with a little hard work by everybody wc will have a very successful Home- coming Day. All organizations are invited to enter floats in the Homecom- ing day parade. There will be a dance in the High School auditorium from 9 p. m. to 12, sponsored by the ‘•«dent Council, and everybody F. Let’s make it a a °»i n; ' SKS5 pastor Vayhinger had come to as business - .nft » Tio rig } - Nan V'llvilL o an • n Suffer H. Miller 0W 'J XV, classmai. ny h his average is and. 19 hours-if his avera». - »f Spring-T 2.50 or higher. With special ‘ 1 faculty approval, an upperclass- n, - akc 20 hours if he has Sctlc Schri 2.75, and 21 hours pju rs er i all “A” grades in i ming Day Program arade football Game, Cedar- Ashland Alumni Banquet, Alford ial Gym. Homecoming Dance School Auditorium. Py'ot3 each, .piscopa 23Usln has two III, n University Sharon, t- Higb ve Bug Bites C. C. This Summer, The love bug bit Cedarrill College hard this summer, nur bering two faculty membe among his victims. Several the matches are listed here:, Marie Fteher, Clayton, Carl Wiseman, Cedarville, June 25,. 1950 at Clayton, Tjirnbull, Ccd»r i { I Hamilton, on J», ' jpringfield. £d th Louise Star ?r, New York, to , Akron, August ier. nor Wci8miller, ill Culticc, Cedal Per 16, 1950 at Sclr of. Carrie M. Ri Or.;- . '- aar- to Rev. Ralph n th ef . Cedarville on Ax $ ° lic Sew ranfc 2 rbeW':lifton’ Ohio- Aaney o.T er ' .lose Mary Elar Don Nock, Daj ., 1950 at Richmq Dorothy Sims, i)anny McNeil, Tj June 3, 1950 at TJ Joan Pater, Hj | Webster, Hamill 1950 at HamilU Geraldine Pi to, W. Va. Schenectady, 1950 at Hunt similar grade-hour .s been adopted for ... xool. Academic Average . -noint aver- p iSppw- t.» o v Cerfa-,, mester u'oeks Coni 5tud nt Durin» Sj 1 duwLe «very mair » S,pUon ,nK cliy er a as ' c ' lar. p«uj nU,,,°- Jack »otIc°v s, M,n — c or;esSifVcPa The college acfea grades of each minor student his parent or guardian. (Continued on Pago 2)