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View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.ukbrought to you byCOREprovided by Digital CommonsCedarville UniversityDigitalCommons@CedarvilleCedarville College Bulletin2-1964Bulletin of Cedarville College, February 1964Cedarville CollegeFollow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/cc bulletinPart of the Higher Education Commons, and the Organizational Communication CommonsRecommended CitationCedarville College, "Bulletin of Cedarville College, February 1964" (1964). Cedarville College Bulletin. 76.https://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/cc bulletin/76This Book is brought to you for free and open access byDigitalCommons@Cedarville, a service of the Centennial Library. It hasbeen accepted for inclusion in Cedarville College Bulletin by an authorizedadministrator of DigitalCommons@Cedarville. For more information,please contact digitalcommons@cedarville.edu.
A BAPTISTCOl.1. 6 --orARTS8sc1 Nc sC da rvi I IE, Ohio t/ze, WORD'if60D and f& TESTIMONY"5 JES/JS Cll!l!ST.'/VO UME 46FEBRUARY 1964SUMMER SCHOOLA six week summer session willbe a reality at Cedarville this comingsummer.Classes begin June 1.The final day will be July 10.Students may earn up to 9 semester hours. Six hours constitutea n·ormal load, Each daily sessionwill run for 75 minutes. A twentyminute chapel period will be heldevery day.Twenty different courses will beoffered including five in Biblical Education. Tuition will cost 15 persemester hour.Room and boardwill be available at reasonable.r ates.Interested persons should writethe Registrar for information. Thedeadline for receipt of application isMay 22, 1964,NUMBER 4Many more volumes must be added to the present collection as theenrollment increases. Your financial aid in this project is much appreciated. Write today for moreinformation if you are interested inthe Book Club.YOUTH CONFER ENCEA special conference for highschool juniors, seniors, and graduates will be held on campus Friday and Saturday, February 21 and22. The schedule of activities willbe as follows:Friday- Class Visitation, 8 a. m.;Daily Chapel Service, 10 a. m. ;Question & Answer Program, Alford Auditorium, 1 p. m. ; Basket ball practice, 4-5: 30 p. m.; BibleLectures, 7 p. m.BOOK CLUBSaturday- Question & .l\.nsw· rProgram, Alford Auditorium,11a. m,; College Basketball 6: 30, 8p. m.; Cedarville vs. Bluffton.It is our aim to place many newvolumes in the college library as aresult of your .response to the BookClub. You will receive a copy of aworthwhile book for your own librarywhen you support our Program forProgress by giving toward the purchase of library books. ·Young people, this will be an excellent opportunity for you to see thecollege in operation. Every memberof our staff and faculty will be readyto help you in any way they can. Ifyou plan to attend the conference please advise the Registrar howmany will be coming in your group.
OPEN LETTER FROMCOACH CALLANical Education. This area is oftenmisunderstood, neglected, and evenlooked down upon. Yet this is probably the most influential position,in respect to teaching, that existsin the public school.My reason for writing this letteris to challenge young men and womento answer the call of working withyoung people in this area. PhysicalEducationis not just a play time andit is not just a period to blow offsteam. Instead, it is a time of selfrealization, a time of developingleadership and courage, and finally,a time of learning to live.Dear Friends:Cedarville College athletes arerapidly gaining recognition in thisworld of competition. Last year while competing with schools muchgreater in size, our athletes wonhonors in basketball, baseball, andtrack. This year they are makingtheir presence known by the caliberof their playing. These same boys,who have won and are winning ath letic acclaim, are also making theirmarks in the areas of Christian service. Weareproudofour1 6-2 baseball champions last year, and ·ourpresent 10-4 record in basketball,but this is not our total program. Wehave a vast number of students whoparticipate each week in our intramuralprogram and through this program they are developing the traitsfor a normal Christian life.We all agree that the ideas of winning and participating are important,but the participation must end soon,and then what will the lasting resultsbe? This question is the real challenge of our hearts.Our athletes major in manycourses of study here at Cedarvilleand these courses lead to varied avenues of service, but the avenue ofservice I am concerned with is Phys-This informal, yet vital program,lends itself to Christian service. Weneed men and women who are dedicated to serving Christ through theavenue of Physical Education. Themessage of a life lived and an example set may be accomplised bydedicated Christian Physical Education teachers.
CHOIR TOURThe college choir, under the direction of Mr. Maurice Knudsen,will be engaged in a twelve day springtour, March 20-31. You are invitedto hear them when they come to yourcommunity.March 25 - First Baptist Church,Perry, Iowa.Baptist ,March 26 - CalvaryWalnut, Iowa.March 27 - Omaba Baptist BibleCollege, µ. m. Faith Baptist Church-Nebraska Baptist Youth Rall:v.March 20 - First Baptist Church,Stryker, Ohio.March 21 - Community BaptistChurch, Deerfield, Illinois.March 22 - a. m. Central BaptistChurch, Gary, Ind. , p. m. CalvaryBaptist Church, Highland, Ind.March 2 3 - Walnut Street BaptistChurch, Waterloo, Iowa.March 24 - First Baptist Church,Eldora, Iowa.March 2 8 - F'irst Baptist Church,Creston, Iowa.March 29 - a.m.Airport Baptist,Des Moines, Iowa, p. m. AnkenyBaptist, Ankeny, Iowa.March 30 - Riverside Baptist,Decatur, Illinois.March 31 - Grace Baptist, Sidney, OhioPROGRESS REPORT ON ACCREDITATIONJust preceding the Christmasholidays, the college faculty metfor two full days of concentratedstudy of college purposes, facilities,program, and plans for the future.These meetings were one of thenecessary aspects of ultimate accreditation by the North CentralAssociation, hopefully in 1966.an apCedarville College,proved agency of the General Association of Regular Baptist Churches,is a member of the Council for theAdvancement of Small Colleges andhas been granted recognition by the50 member Ohio College Associationand the State Board of Education.The step toward full accreditation will enable the college tofurther serve our Baptist youngpeople throughout the United Statesand Canada even though graduatesand undergraduates have been accepted by major colleges and universities without accreditation.
RETURN REQUESTEDWORD and TESTIMON YIn every way possible we are endeavoring to tell the "CedarvilleStory." Recently another radiostation has been opened to us. Weare grateful for the friends of thecollege who are sponsoring "Wordand Testimony" on WYCA in Hammond, Indiana.There are other radio opportunities which may soon open to us.Perhaps a station in your localitywill take our programs, daily oronce a week, if you will approachthe station manager and help sponsor them.For the con.venience of our readers, we are listing the radio schedule.day at 11: 15 a, m.This will be ofparticular interest to our Columbusreaders.SECOND SEMESTERTwenty- seven new and returningstudents have entered Cedarvillethis second semester. About fortystudents dropped out of college at theend of the first semester.Thesehave not returned for various reasons: finished requirements,· transfer, marriage, academic dismissal,unsatisfactory conduct or finances.Dr. Clifford Johnson, the registrar, reports that ap!Jlications forenrollment next fall are running twoto one over last year at this time.If this rate continues, CedarvilleCollege will experience anothersizable enrollment increase nextyear.WCDR 90, 1 mg.,Mondaythrough Friday 9 p. m.WEEC 100. 7 mg., Mondaythrough Friday, 11: 30 a; m., 10: 30p. m., Sunday 2: 00 p. m.WFCJ 93, 7 mg.,Mondaythrough Friday, 6: 45 & 11: 45 a. m,Saturday, 4: 15 p. m.WYCA 92. 3 mg.,Mondaythrough Saturday 8: 15 a. m.Published monthly by Cedarville College, Cedarville, Ohio.Rev. J. Emerson Russell, oneof our faculty members presents,"Tele-Bible Time" on channel 6,WTVN, Columbus, Ohio each Sun-Entered as second class matter at thepostoffice at Cedarville, Ohio, April,1915 under act of Congress of August24, 1912.Bulletin ofCEDARVILLE COLLEGECedarville, Ohio
Cedarville University DigitalCommons@Cedarville Cedarville College Bulletin 2-1964 Bulletin of Cedarville College, February 1964 . Daily Chapel Service, 10 a. m. ; . p. m. Calvary Baptist Church, Highland, Ind. March - Walnut Street Baptist Church, Waterloo, Iowa. March 24 - First Baptist Church, Eldora, Iowa. March 25 - First Baptist .
