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

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DONALD R. ED1NGTON B.S. In Ed., M.A., Prof, of History, B.S. in Ed., Rio Grande College; M. A., Ohio State Uni- versity, Advanced study, Lafayette College, Brighton College, England. Residence requirements for Ph. D., Ohio State University. BYRON HOLUNGER A.B., Manchester College; M. A., Ohio State University. Athletic director. Prof, of Physical Education. fACULTV HARRY R. ST EL LINGS A.B., M. A., Assoc. Prof, of English and Spanish. A.B., North Central College; M. A., (Jnivcrsity of Illinois. FLOYD D. REES B.S., Ohio State University; A.M., Colorado State College of Education, Residence requirements for Ph. D., Ohio State University, Head Basketball Coach, Asst., Footbal Coach. Assoc. Prof, of Physical and Health Education, also Social Science. ELWOOD R. SHAW A.B., B. S., Prof, of Physical Sciences and Mathematics, A.B., Cedarville College; B.S., Ccdar- ville College, Graduate work. Antioch College, Ohio State University. CARLS. HAMMEN B.S., St. John’s College, Maryland: M. A. .Columbia University; M. S., University of Chicago, Asst. Prof, of Biology. 5

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FACULTY JAMES W. WAGNER B.S. In Education, Ccdarviilc College; Physical Education and Drivers Training. HELEN H. SANTMYER B. A.B. Litt. Dean of Women and Prof, of English. B.A. Wellesley College; B. Lin. Oxford College, England. Author and writer for magazines. HAROLD W. KENNEDY B.S.. M. A., Ph.D.. Ohio State University. Dean of Instruction, Chairman Faculty Operating Committee, Head Department of Secondary Education. ANDREW P. ORTH B.S., B.S.C., M. A., Assoc. Prof, of Social Studies and Business Administration. B.S. University of Pennsylvania; B.S.C. Drexel Institute of Technology; M. A. University of Pennsylvania; Residence requirements for Ed.D.. Pennsylvania State College. ELOISE M. KLING A.B.. M. A.. Prof, of Elementary Education, Graduate of the School of the Brown County Ursulines; A.B.. Wittenberg College, M. A., Columbia University. Graduate work, Ohio State University. WILLIAM A. JANSON, Jr. A.B., B. D., M.A., Dean of Men and Prof, of Philosophy and Religion. A. B., Susquehanna University. B. D. Luthem Theological Seminary, Gettysburg, Pa. ;M.A. Columbia University; Residence requirements for Ed. D., Columbia University. 4

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Harvey Auld. Earl Me Clellan, Rankin Me Millan. STANDING: Karlh Bull, Harold Neill, Leo Dcutsch, Ralph Rife, Dr. Leo Anderson, David Bradfutc, Joseph A. Finney. Those not inphoto are, Willard Barlow, John W. BickettD.D., Donald F. Kyle. M.D., Leslies. Dean, M.D., George H. Hartman. Harold Ray. M. D.. Dallas C. Marshall. Max Hobbs. Walter Linton. John L. Dorst. f i OUR TRUSTEES IN A PERIOD OF TRANSITION In November 1952, our board of Trustees awoke to the sad fact that our financial resources had almost obliterated the value of our endowment and then was a question as to whether or not we could open for the remainder of the I952'53 college year. Full authority to explore all possibilities for continued operation was vested in the operating committee, consisting of Mr. Rankin Me Millan, Mr. J. Earl Me Clellan, Mr. Dallas C. Marshall, Mr. Leo Dcutsch, and Mr. Harold D. Neill. It was decided that the best course was to liquidate the endowment and pay all debts and then operate the remainder of the college year. In the meantime efforts would be made to secure a Church group to take over the remainder of the operating obligations and the operation of the college, as of June 2, 1953. The major responsibility for making the contacts fell on the shoulders of Mr. Me Clellan and Mr. Me Millan. There were times of high hopes with periods when hope wavered badly. Then came the offer from the trustees of die Baptist Bible Institue, of Cleveland, to take over the obligations of Ccdarville College, and continue to operate it under the same name, as an Institute of higher learning. The change of membership of the board of trustees was consumatcd on April 4, 1953 and we look forward to an expanding college under the new leadership. Much credit must be given Mr. Me Clellan and Mr. Me Millan for their time and effort, along with their abiding faith that the power that has controlled the destiny of our college would come through with a satisfactory solution to the problem. Certainly we have reason to believe that their faith shall be amply rewarded in the growth of Ccdarville College, in the years ahead. 6