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

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PURSUIT feasible for the college to add a new major, build a new building, or hire a new faculty or staff member. They also decide if the money is to come from student tuition or from fund rais- ing efforts done by the college. The college is greatly indebted to this group of godly men for their in- sight and knowledge and the direction they give to the college. Joseph Godwin David Graham R. Glenn Guenln James Henniger Jack Jacobs C. Eugene Miller James Marian J.DaSe Murphy George 0‘Bryon Irwin Olson Randy Patten Lynn Rogers Gerald Smeteer Albert Stevens Paul Tosscii Donald Tyler. Vice Chairman Earl Umbaugh Paul Vernier W. Thomas Younger Board of Trustees 13

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Direction for the Although many are not familiar with the responsibilities and activities of the Board of Trustees, they are in- volved in all of the major events and decisions that affect the Cedarville College family. Making plans, examining policies, and reviewing programs are activities that take place at each of the quarter- ly meetings of the board. Each of the board members travels to campus once every 3 months to take part in these meetings. The Board of Trustees is also re- sponsible for every financial endeavor that is undertaken by Cedarville Col- lege. It is this group of men that de- cide whether it is financially James T. Jefemiah Eugene Apple. Treasurer Francis Bresson Gil O. 8ruockncr. Chairman James Carraher Jack Cine Wiliam Commons John Draxler George Engelmann Larry Fetzer. Secretary ft )4 The Challenge of Service Dr. William A. Brock 1926-1988 Dr. William A. Brock went home to be with the Lord early in the morning of August 21. 1988. He left behind his wife and six children, but he also left a challenge: a challenge to a life of service for every Christian. Dr. Brock pastored two churches in the Columbus. Ohio area. At Immanuel Baptist Church he ministered for ten and one half years: he then spent sixteen years at Maranatha Baptist Church before being called to the position of Ohio State Representative of the General Association of Regular Baptist Churches. While at Maranatha Baptist, Brock started Maranatha Christian School, earning him recognition in the field of education. As state represen- tative. Dr. Brock served as the “pastor’s pastor,” as well as serving on the Council of Eighteen of the G.A.R.B.C. In 1957, Brock began serving on the Board of Trustees at Cedarville College. At the time of his death, he was the chairman of the board. Although he was committed to a life of service to God, Dr. Brock was also committed to his family. His example is a challenge to us that we should have God honoring families. In memory of this godly man, Cedarville College has named its new men's dormitory Brock Hall. 12 Board of Trustees

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Student Government Pursues Involvement SGA Chapels highlighted the year and accomplished much in the way of unifying the student body, one of SGA’s major goals. The creation of a chapel committee” by Chaplain Steve Dye to generate ideas, help plan, and pray for SGA Chapels provided i Interesting chapels with a good deal of variety. The special un- saved family members chapel and the final outdoor chapel ( stood out as products of innovative thinking for chapel programs. Activity, involvement, and support marked the service of this year’s Stu- dent Government Association. Homecoming and the Winter Banquet. Opin- ion Boxes and Special Cafeteria Nights. Project Angel Tree, and the Used Book Sale all reflected SGA’s desires to provide extracurricular activities for the students, represent the student body, and minister to both members of the college and people outside the college. David Mooney Vice Freshen: Scott Beattie President Stephen Dye Katrina Plourde Ronald Hayes Chaplain Secretary Treasurer 14 Student Government Association