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This Issue is brought to you for free and open access by Footer Logo DigitalCommons@Cedarville, a service of the Centennial Library. It has been accepted for inclusion in Cedars by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@Cedarville. For more information, please contact [email protected]. VOL 1-9, No. 10 January 31, 1969 B r!TheDevi alem CC Attends Witches Grip Wilmington Students In DMVC Meet 'The Crucible' The Dayton Miami Valley By BONNIE SMITH Consortium met for the first time this year January 22 at Don't you understand it, sir? Wilmington College. After dinner There is a murdering witch the delegates from ten of the among us, bound to keep herself eleven membeF institutions as­ in the dark." "The road past my sembled for an open discussion house is a pilgrimage to Salem all of the consortium and its pro­ morning. The town's mumbling grams. Attending from Cedarville witchcraft." "I think I ought to College were Dr. James T. Jere­ say that I saw a kettle in the miah, Dr. Warren Webber, Dr. grass where they were dancing." Donald Baumann, Dan Stevens "I want to open myself. I want and David Haffey. the light of God, I want the The DMVC has instituted sweet love of Jesus! I danced for numerable programs of varying A scene from "The Crucible." L. to R. - Curt Rexroth, Kathy Aumack, Robie Ison, Becky Sharp, the Devil; I saw him; I wrote in worth. One such program, term­ Mark Flint, Glenda Welch, Dan Leichty. his book; I go back to Jesus; I ed "cross-registration," was evi­ kiss His hand. I saw Sarah Good dent on Cedarville's last course with the Devil. I saw Bridget listing. The Afro-American stud­ Mate Chosen Bishop with the Devil." ies from nearby Central State Jackef,SStnmp Thus Salem, a quiet, conserva­ were a result of "cross­ By Computer tive, New England town turns registration." into living hell full of confusion, The administration of the League Leaders Sometimes? distrust, hatred, lies, intolerance, DMVC is financed by Federal On Jan. 25, Defiance, un­ when the Jackets all too often and injustice. funds under the administration defeated and in first place in the seem to relax and are overtaken By JAN PHENiX The word "crucible" means a of Dr. Charles Armstrong. The Mid- Conference, was out­ by their opponents, Callan's severe test or trial and the play is central office is on the University re bounded, out-shot, out-de­ quintet kept hustling and con­ Looking for the perfect mate? well named for it deals with the of Dayton campus. The members fensed, and out-played by the tinued to increase their lead. Re­ Are you the type of boy who Salem witch trials which are a of the consortium are: the Air Cedarville Yellow Jackets. Cedar­ bounds were a very decisive fac­ wants a 6'3", 26-year-old girl sinister epoch in our American Force Institute of Technology, ville shot a blazing 59% to De­ tor in the game. With Donnie who is systematic, meticulous, heritage; a period in history Antioch College, Cedarville, Cen­ fiance's 37% and totalled 90 Atherton leading with 20, Mc­ loves to fish and play football, where emotional terrorism won tral State University, University points to 74 points. The score Dowell 11, Warren 9, Cedarville and who practices Yoga? Or per­ over rational thinking and the of Dayton, Sinclair Community left no doubt for debate or con- outrebounded the Yellow Jackets haps you are secretly admiring rights of man were destroyed College, Urbana College, Wilber­ troversy as to the victor. Cedar­ from Defiance 64 to 25. The big that 4'9" "larger-sized" male under the name of righteousness force University, Wilmington Col­ ville jumped to an early lead and •three hustled, worked, scrapped who collects stamps and string, and justice. lege, , and never fell behind, but maintained and dominated both offensive plays the flute, and considers "The Crucible" should prove . momentum. Even after the half, and defensive boards. himself poised and a good mixer. to be interesting to many types Cedarville played a man-to­ Now is your big chance to find of people because it can be taken man defense. Defiance had a dif­ out what sort of person is really from a variety of viewpoints. If ficult time running their offense meant for you. That same won­ you are interested in history, this with the guards being picked up derful, creative, and fun-loving play will be of benefit to you. at half-court and the "big men" class who sponsored the "Gay­ Politics play a part in the story just waiting for someone like Nineties," and the "Santa Sing­ also. Then for those who are Holden to drive. In" - the class of '70 - is now literature fans, "The Crucible" is Four players scored in double planning an all school computer a noteworthy play. Sociologists figures Bruce McDonald, date night, to be held Feb. 11. will find many interesting things· team's leading scorer, was high Applications will soon be on sale to think about and discuss. with 30; Bob Warren had 25, to students, which, after being Those in drama will enjoy the Don Atherton 11, and Gary filled out, will be processed by way "The Crucible" is being McDowell had 15. McDonald the school computer. Individuals presented. And for the rest of us, shot a scorching 83% as he hit will find their match that night we can always come just to have 15 for 18. in the gymnasium and then an enjoyable break from the Because of this game, Cedar­ watch a special program entitled, routine of studying. ville still has a chance for first "Romance Through the Ages." Since its first presentation at place in the conference. Cedar­ Great lovers from all eras will be the Martin Berk Theatre in New ville, with two conference losses, portrayed in song and skits, in­ York on January 22, 1953, "The must defeat _Defiance at Defiance cluding Caesar, Chris Columbus, Crucible" has met with amazing Feb. 13. We;:the sports staff of Sir Lancelot, Ringo Starr, and success and popularity. Now, we Bruce McDonald hits one of his 15 field goals. Whispering Cedars, wish to thank (Junior class treasur­ at Cedarville will have the oppor­ the students;_ faculty, administra­ er). Don't miss this once-in-a­ tunity to see this play January tion and everyone else for their life-time chance to find the one 31 and February 1 where it may support and hope it will con- just for you! once again meet with amazing - tinue. Back the team. Good luck, success. Cedarville. Pi Sig Hosts ext Banquet By KEN MUCK this setting with many seafood an event where women will be and Hawaiian dishes. The speaker wearing banquet dresses. The Pi Sigma Nu will be putting for the banquet will be Rev. men will be allowed to wear on their annual all-school ban- · William Moser of Novelty, Ohio. sport clothes (sport slacks and quet on February 14, 1969 at Rev. Moser is an excellent speak­ sweaters) and the girls will be 5:30 p;m. in the Cedarville Col­ er and there will be different allowed to wear slacks or skirts lege Gymnasium. This year Pi musical groups to add to the to the banquet. This is an all­ Sigma Nu is going to put on an program of the evening. The school banquet and those not informal banquet. This banquet dress for the banquet will also be dating will be just as welcome as is focused on the theme of a quite informal, because it will those who are dating. This is one "Hawaiian Luau!" The food and not be a coat and tie event for banquet where dating will not be atmosphere will center around Bob. Warren aptly shoots over the _Defiance defense. the men nor will it necessarily be emp.h.a~iz~d. _. Page 2 WHISPERING CEDARS January 31, 1969

LETTITOR Trustees Confer WHISPERING CEDARS is a Dear Mr. Editor, The Cedarville College Trus­ publication of campus events and AL _tees met Saturday, January 11, student opinion for Cedarville EDITOR Like so many other thousands College, published semi-monthly. of Americans I misty-eyed and approved the following: 1) The "Guardsmen" and the and transfixed on Christmas Eve Editor: David Haffey To Consort Not as the 83 gallant sailors of the "Ambassadors" to represent the college on summer tour. We of the body of funda­ Christ. When any group, be it the U.S.S. Pueblo disembarked the Assistant Editors: Rich Mitchell 2) Membership of the eollege mental Christians, especially the church of Christ or the Demo­ air craft that had finally brought Dawn Myers GARB variety, are oft-times ac­ cratic party, unnecessarily them home. I lost the battle in the Association of Independ­ ent Colleges and Universities of cused of playing the role of the alienates themselves from out­ against tears as they limped, Business Manager: Gary Darrow Ohio. The purpose of the latter proverbial ostrich with his head siders, it works to its own ashen and thin, down the steps Sports Editor: Mike Zazvrskey is to foster wider understanding in the beach. This chauvinism has detriment. Obviously we would of the giant bird and nervously Circulation Editor: Ellen Young of the significance of the dual unfortunately in the past been advocate the maintenance of con­ scanned the waiting throng for Layout: Gail Sears system of private and public in­ over-extended thereby causing tact with the world - without wives, children, parents, sweet­ Staff: Becky Sharp, Patti France, stitutions, and the particular role our alienation from a world compromising or becoming "of hearts. The tremendous ordeal of Ruth Ransbottom, Jerry of private institutions and their which needs to be reached for the world." However, certain ad­ confinement, torture, and mis­ Grayson, Carol DeBoer, contribution to society and to monitions of our Lord dealing treatment in the nightmare of Ka thy Spencer, Cherry effect the passage of legislature with "unequal yokes" or coming North Korea was over for them. Collins, Bob Allen, Neal to grant financial assistance to "out from among them" would They were free. I watched as the Heyer, Bruce McDonald, Ohio residents who wish to at­ urge us to beware and exercise men terminated the long months Pat Wissinger, Jan Phenix. of separation by recognizing and tend private institutions. Dr. The din of the students' capri­ due perception. }..rt: Connie Averitt then tearfully embracing loved J ereIPiah and Dr. Jack Kli.11.ewill cious chatter slowly filled the The Dayton Miami-Valley Features: Paul Entner, Judy ones. It was a beautiful home­ serve on the board. school room as more and more Consortium (Webster says it's a Leach fellowship) would have Cedarville coming, poignant and exhila­ 3) Blueprints of proposed students crowded into the room. Typists: Joy Kleymeer, Becky College as part of an area-wide rating. It reminded me of a yet athletic complex (est. cost - He walked in and took a seat Sharp, Pat Lawhead, Barb program. Certain portions this future homecoming, a home­ $50,000). several rows from the front. of Jordan, Cherry Collins. program display considerable coming infinitely more joyous. 4) A leave of absence for doc­ More and more students came in, Photographers: Dale Braun, Art merit. Such services as exchange Someday we as Christians will toral study in physics for Mr. but he sat alone. The class start­ wing our way home at last. The Wetzel from 1969-1970. Shuter. ed; but he still sat alone. The of information of campus activi­ torture and mistreatment of the chairs beside him were vacant. ties appear worthy. However, cer­ nightmare of this world will be The chairs in front of him were tain phases of the consortium, ended for us, and we will step empty. The chairs behind him strongly influenced by the Hu­ into eternity to terminate the were deserted. He was engulfed manism of a neighboring college, separation from born-again loved in solitude in the midst of a seem to bar Cedarville College ones who have gone on before. boisterous class. Was it that peo­ from full participation. One of As Commander Bucher faced ple hadn't gone beyond the the more recent plans of the consortium is to implement a the microphone on the air field sphere of their ego and the circle By and expressed his gratitude to DAVID HESS on inmates' families who have to of friends they considered part co-operative urban affairs pro­ Special to The Christian the U.S. government for nego­ work during the week and have of themselves? Or was it because gram in the Dayton "inner city," Science Monitor staffed by member colleges. Here tiating the release for the Pueblo only weekends free. he was black, and they were COLUMBUS The Ohio divergent philosophies conflict. crew, I quietly thanked my God The crowded conditions, lack white? penitentiary, gray and jaded, Those who are concerned only who has promised us a safe re­ of contact with the outside, and One can almost hear someone squats dolorously near the center with this temporal life obviously turn to the bosom of the Father. the largely ignored mental aberra­ reply, "Me prejudiced? I'm not of this city in a pose of brooding will concern themselves with the tions of some prisoners, the Rev. prejudiced!" Sincerely, resignation. economic and social plight of the Mr. Sagendorf says, contribute to Prejudice is betrayed in many Patti France "It is a prison," says the Rev. ghetto, while we who must also "rampant homosexuality." forms. One of these is indiffer­ Thomas Sagendorf, former assist­ consider eternity cannot put An "Inmicte Manual," issued ence. ant prison chaplain, "that is con­ one's station in this life in pre­ to each prisoner upon his arrival, Indifference comes even from sidered by many to be a model eminence over one's soul and its lists more than 250 infractions our churches. The church that of the worst in American peno­ destiny. We Christians have an for which he can be punished. should be the first to take the log"y'." ''urban affairs" system - it's in By PAUL ENTNER Such things as horseplay, walking steps of acceptance in winning The nation's second-largest outer space and composed of The Student Missionary Proj­ with hands in pockets, or talkL."1g "Samaritans" to Christ. But the maximum security prison, the "mansions" - and we need to ect is approaching its half-way loudly are violations of the rules. opposite is true. Ohio "Pen" is populated by the tell others about this. mark time-wise without matching If an inmate is written up, he In a report by Dr. Ager and the same distance money-wise. desperate and the forlorn - is called into Sum.mary Court, Mr:' Wyse (Ohio Independent Consequently, when we differ in ends and means with our We presently have $624 toward 2,750 men who have wronged composed of three guards, "Very Baptist, June, 1968) 80% of the our goal of $1,461. Thanks to society. Murderers and robbers, seldom is an inmate found inno­ churches in G.A.R.B.C. inter­ neighbors, we need not totally divorce ourselves but are forced each of you who sold shares burglars and rapists, young and cent," the Rev. Mr. Sagendorf viewed lived in an area non-con­ old, all jammed into a custodial to restrict' our entangling alli­ during Christmas vacation, your says, "because the guard giving dusive to reaching non-whites. Of cauldron, says the Rev. Mr. ances. An institution that stands combined efforts totaled about the ticket cannot be found those that did, only 37% had Sagendorf, that subverts "the for the Word of God and the $400. May each of us gain a wrong." made some integrated effort to' values of honesty, human Testimony of Jesus Christ and its vision of souls being led to Christ Summary Court sentences reach them. ( dignity, and brotherly concern." will, necessarily because they heard the Gospel range from a reprimand to 10 There were only 5 churches propagation Of every three men commit­ often be unable to collaborate message in a medical clinic sup­ days in "the hold" a correctional that accounted for all the non­ ted to the prison, two eventually with institutions which often plied by Cedarville College stu­ cell 5 feet by 7. In "the hole"· white attenders and 9 accounted return for subsequent felonies. take an opposite stand. dents living half-way around the there are no lights. The bed is a for all· the non-white members of world. Such a high rate of recidivism, bare mattress on iron springs. the 75 churches that responded You have in your possession a penal critics here say, bears The inmate is allowed no soap, to the poll. Yet 90% of the Companies hungry green can. If each can is shameful witness to the failure of no toothbrush, no towels, no hot Negro churches in the U.S. filled with mere pennies by the state's penal system to re­ water, no shave. preach a social gospel without M.arch 8, we will be able to form those charged to its His food consists of a cup of the redemptive quality of the Recruit telegram Dr. and Mrs. Entner and custody. coffee and two slices of dry N'ew Testament. (Christian Life, son upon their arrival in the "The men are taught to hate bread for breakfast and a bowl Oct. 1968). Seniors Philippines that our goal has and ignore their fellows and are of broth later in the day. Every Despite growing Afro-Am. been reached. An interested in­ punished when they don't," the By JERRY GRAYSON third day, he is given one full spirit, white men can still reach dividual will pay for the telegram Rev. Mr. Sagendorf asserts. meal. Negroes. For instance, Robert Several representatives from if we reach our goal. Cedarville "They are constantly reminded Fewer than 10 percent of the Ranney, white pastor of the Chi­ various schools and companies College greatly influenced Jim of their worthlessness and unac­ penitentiary's inmates, at any cago Grace Conservative Baptist will begin to appear on the Ce­ and Es Entner toward their pres­ ceptability, and they soon learn given time, can be enrolled in the Church, has the largest Negro darville campus in the following ent destination. It would only to sacrifice anyone or anything prison's "educational" program. conservative church in the U.S.A. months. They desire to recruit seem appropriate that their first for even temporary relief Only the first through ninth Reaching men of another col­ students for certain jobs, and "news" on foreign soil would from ... their existence." grades are taught - even though or isn't easy though. We must employ them after graduation. come from their Alma Mater. One-third of the prison's in­ the average educational achieve­ come down from out Mt. Olym­ Since Cedarville College's main Join the "Penny Pinchers Asso­ mates live in crowded cell blocks, ment of the inmates is sixth pus to where people really are, thrust is in education, there will ciation" and feed those starving four men to a cell measuring 8 grade. synthesize their culture, under­ be several representatives from cans. feet by 11. Inside the cells are If an inmate chooses to enroll stand, and accept them as indi­ schools. Xenia Brunswick, Spring­ four bunks, a cold-water sink, in an accredited correspondence viduals. field, and Green County will be will also be here. and uncovered toilet. The men course, costing about $125, he This ingrained · indifference among a few of the school dis­ Even though Cedarville is a often spend as much as 18 hours must pay for it himself. Unless from a home background oozes tricts from the nearby areas that small Christian college, nearly as a day in these cells. he gets outside help, he finds it through the student in attitudes, will send representatives in Feb­ many secular representatives Inmates are allowed to write virtually impossible to handle the thoughts, then slight actions. It ruary. recruit here as do representatives one letter a week and then only cost, for inmates are paid only remains with the person unless There will also be several rep­ from Christian associations. to persons on approved mailing $4 a month for the work they he re-evaluates his prejudices and resentatives from various types of When a representative from a lists. Outgoing and incoming mail do inside the walls. forms his own opinions, instead companies. Perhaps one of the company or school visits the is censored. Vocational training is extreme­ of regurgitating his parents or largest companies that will be campus, students who desire to Visiting privileges are restrict­ ly limited and largely confined to peer groups value commitment. here in February is the Metro­ talk to this person should see ed to one visit every 30 days. outdated instruction that bears politan Life Insurance Company. either the registrar or one of the Visiting hours are provided only minimal relevance to job de­ D.J.M. A Social Security representative deans. on weekdays, working a hardship mands on the outside. 3

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ing, Whattoff, and liams, Page 4 WHISPERING CEDARS . January 31, 1969 SPORTS SPOTLIGH1, Gary Hunter is a 6' guard the biggest thrill of his athletic from Decatur, Illinois. Starting career. the year on the junior varsity, he . Darwin turned down a schol­ has made such marked improve­ arship to Findlay College in favor ment in his on-court activities of Cedarville. He feels this de­ that he has become an occasional cision was based primarily on the starter for the varsity, a rare fact that Cedarville is a Christian honor for a freshman. institution. Gary was very active in sports Darwin did not play ball his all through his pre-college days. first two years here, concentrat­ Football, basketball and track ing instead on his studies. This were his major concerns, and he year, however, he decided to try received numerous honors for his out and has been successful in efforts. He was a middle-distance both areas, carrying a grade point man on the cinder track, a start­ in excess of 3.0. er in basketball, and a good Upon graduation in 1970, enough gridiron man to achieve Darwin would like to go into all-city status. He was offered a either business or teaching and McDowell is up and all alone. football scholarship to Eastern coaching; just which it will be, Illinois, but chose to attend he is as yet undecided- Cedarville because of his broth­ Jackets On a;nd O er's, Bob, encouragement. Gary is optimistic about the LE:MASTER On Jan. 18, Cedarville Col­ squeezing by Kentucky 77-76. Darwin Boertje remainder of the basketball sea­ lege's roundball team drove The last shot was made by Dar­ CHEVROtET, Inc. son. The Jackets won the big one South en route for Kentucky win Boertje with three seconds Telephone 766-2381 49 Xenia Ave. against Defiance, and if they can Southern, a small school in to put Cedarville ahead as the Cedarville, Ohio 453'14 CHAPUN repeat the feat up at Defiance, Louisville. Cedarville, four days clock ran out. McDonald had 24 they have a good shot at the CLEANERS earlier, dropped a conference tilt points, six assists, and five re­ coveries; Warren had 20 points championship. Laundry Service to Bluffton 80-81, and now had Fresh Flowers Shoe Repair and 11 rebounds; and Atherton Gary's major is Social Science. 49 N. Main St. Cedarville, Ohio a record of 6-6. The Jackets have PHONE: 766-3871 not yet this year gone under had 17 rebounds and eight He plans to graduate from Cedar­ Hurley's Florist ville in 1973, and then enter into 50%, and they continued by points. Phone 372-9233 some kind of work "with peo­ However, winning two consec­ 544 W. Main Xenia, o. utively seemed almost impossible ple" - just what type and where CEDARVILLE to repeat as the Jackets met it will be he is undecided about. HARDWARE' Darwin Boertje, a 6' guard Urbana here three days later - THE "For Your Best Deal :Jan. 21. Urbana reiterated the from Bath High School, Lima, In G.E. Appliances" first game and with the help of Ohio, has developed into a pleas­ CRITERl,01N freshman Terry Anderson defeat­ ant surprise for Coach Callan this Xenia, Ohio ed Cedarville 92-81. year. In high school, Darwin Cedarville dominated- the played forward and averaged 21 372-6381 DINNEN"S points and 11 rebounds per game boards 43-39, and took more KINGSRIDGE SUITS shots 99-55, but the Urbana Five and was named All-City and All­ SO·HIO ARROW SHIRTS were hot, shooting a fabulous Conference his senior year. Top­ 766-9101 63.6% while Cedarville only hit ping a fine high school career, he McGREGOR Sportswear for 39.4%. The foul line also was named the team's Most Valu­ STETSON HATS made a difference. The Yellow able Player, which he regards as Jackets conne&ted only seven Rogers Jewelers times at the line, while Urbana 37 E. Main St. gained 22 points at the charity XENIA SUNOCO STUDENT CHARGE ACCOUNTS spot. McDonald scored high with WELCOMED• ••• 26, Warren with 20, Atherton Service Station GIFTWARE-WATCHES--DIAMONDS with 14 and McDowell with 11. Richard Altnouse Bobby goes up for two more. Mike Zazursky Cedarville, Ohio 766-9191 •••~~uuuu uus~u

NILSQ,N-BO,NE Varsity Club 26 Flavors of ... Florists Sponsors Tourney JERSEY Jfstyour "Xenia's Only The Varsity Club of Cedarville ICE CREAM Downtown Florists" College will sponsor its annual •••••··•••••••••••••••~1amond fresh Homemade and church basketball tournaments once again this March. The junior DONUTS and COOKIES ludlle1s Beauty tournament will take place Feb­ ruary 28 and March 1, while the YOUNGtS and Gift Shop senior tournament will be on 68-70 W. Main Xenia March 7 and 8. Varsity club JERS,EYD·AIRY • Mr. & Mrs. Delmer L. Bowe, Owners 1 Mile North of Yellow Springs anticipates entries as far as. Gary Hunter OPEN 6 A.M.. • 10 P.M. EVERY DAY ~jjJ~lARGE DIAMOND Kansas and New Jersey. ~lJ}VAYS MORE Trophies are given in both PHONE 766-4861 YAtUABLE? tournaments for first, second, CEDAR CLIFF and third place, most valuable ~- BEAUTY SALON' ,~ialways. A smaller player and most sportsmanlike Operators: ;: Charlotte Hughes Wando Sparks 4#:iii~§jfiner color and more team. The junior tournament is Janet Ashley pfef~butting- to show the limited to· those eighteen years Xenia Ave. Cedarville, Ohio }1;-~7~fn be considerably Please and under while there is no such m y!).luable than a larger m~re requirements for the latter tour­ XENIA ~~,~fkss quality. Cutting, nament. OFFICE SUPPLY ~Jotictarity and carat weight If any student is aware of a ire~lljmportant factors. As 61 Greene Street a metnber of the American Patron·e home church which may be in­ 83 S. Main terested he should contact varsity XENIA, OHIO ~tn§ociety, we'll help you 766-9461 Phone 372-2381 ~§J;~)~e right balance. AGS club. College students may par­ atfili~@n is awarded only to ticipate with their church team. th~jewelers who qualify on r Jlie !#isis of gemological Jqio\'ill¢dge and high ethical Ced·arville ,$tiind~!'ds. Come in soon and Cedarville College i~fllsexplain the "Four C's" Lumber 9fdiiunond value to you. Bookstore ~i MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY TOILET ACCESSORIES SCHOOL SUPPLIES Company BRAUN 1S STATIONERY RECORDS AND BOOKS tisers Lumber &. .Building Material JEWELERS Phone SO 6-2611 GREETING CARDS 74 East Main Xenia, Ohio CEDARVILLE, OHIO Conveniently Located Right on Campus Member American Gem Society n ...... -,n::m:.,....,...... _.,,,,ene trtr:d'I. J