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8 According to tne present plans, There has been an encouraging re­ the new Student Center building will be sponse on the part of the men in our started . churches toward the erection of this new Student Center. As we have visited a At the present time we have $23, 000 number of areas already, having part in on hand in gifts which will enable us to the banquets for men, we have received begin construction of this much needed a very encouraging reception. As this unit on the Cedarville College campus. report is being written, we are looking Another $75, 000 will be available from forward to banquets in Bunker Hill, the sale of Series B bonds. We urge our Illinois, March 23;Gary, Indiana, March friends who are unable to give to the Ex­ 24; Indianapolis, Indiana, March 30; pansion Fund of the college to invest Xenia, Ohio, March 31; Lapeer, Mich­ their money in these bonds. In this man­ igan, ; Cleveland, Ohio, April ner, you will not only be investing your 14; Harvey, Illinois, ; Des money in the lives of our young people, Moines, Iowa, May 4. but also receiving a 5% return on your investment. You will notice from the With the prayerful help of the men back page of this Bulletin that many in our churches, plus the sacrificial friends of Cedarville College have been services of such men as James Rich­ helping us by purchasing Serie.s B bonds. ardson, one of our trustees who is the contractor for the new building, and In addition to the gifts already re - Roland V. Stout, the Architect who de­ ceived and the bonds which we trust will signed the building, and the other mem - be sold before the construction of the bers of the board of trustees, we expect new Student Center is completed, we to see great things accomplished during will need at least another $75, 000 in the coming summer. We are also grate­ gifts if this building is to be completed ful that the Dow Chemical Company of and usable by September of 1962. Midland, Michigan has donated all the insulating materials for this new struc - The Bible defines faith as "the sub­ ture. This, indeed, will be a great stance of things hoped for, the evidence help toward the completion of this im - of things not seen" (Heb.11:1). Since portant unit on the campus. God has been faithful to His promises in times past, we expect He will provide Some may be able to invest in this for us at this time as He sees our need. new building by giving and buying bonds So, by faith, we will begin the new build­ but all may have a most important part ing. by prayer. Our God is able. chapel services are not enough to assure a personal relationship with Jesus M t ur Christ and a continuous growth in grace and knowledge of Him. Consequently, our students are required to attend the regular services of a local church, lty class and all-school prayer meetings, and at least one series of special evan­ This month's feature faculty mem­ gelistic, Bible conference, or mission­ ber is Richard T. Mcintosh, Dean of ary services each semester. They are Students. His educational background also encouraged to have daily private includes a B. A. degree in English from devotions, to attend dormitory and mis - Bryan College, Dayton, Tennessee, and sionaryprayermeetings, and to partici­ B. D. and Th. M. degrees from Grace pate in some type of Christian Service Theological Seminary, Winona Lake, activity. The Dean directs the Chris - Indiana. His practical background is tian Service program and keeps records composed of over eight years in the of the religious activities of each student. ministry together with employment in farming, industry, and public relations In caring for the physical needs of work. In addition to his administrative its students, the College must provide duties, Mr.Mcintosh is currently teach­ adequate student housing, see to it that ing nine semester hours of Bible and they get sufficient food and rest to main­ New Testament Greek. tain good health, provide opportunity and facilities for necessary recreation and exercise, and maintain health and coun­ seling services for students who have physical or emotional problems. The Dean is generally responsible for these services and specifically interested in the supervision of all residence halls, the direction of the College counseling services, and the administration of the student health and accident insurance program.

To help insure proper social de­ velopment of the individual student and his inter-reactions with smaller and larger groups, the new students are given instruction in acceptable social practices through the College orienta­ tion program and are encouraged to In presenting the distinctive pro­ participate in at least one out-of-class gram of Cedarville College, a descrip­ activity. More than fifteen student or­ tion of the student personnel services of ganizations are maintained to meet the the College and the responsibilities of needs and individual interests of the the Dean of Students may be of greater students. The Dean serves as adviser interest to the reader than a personal to the Student Council and acts as co­ testimony. The direction of student ordinator for all extra-curricular activ­ personnel services is the task of any ities. Dean of Students, but in a Christian Col­ lege he is in charge of the organization The administration of both remedial and administration of all programs and punitive discipline upon those indi­ having to do with the spiritual as well as viduals or groups of students who can the physical and social welfare of the not, or will not, abide by the established students. standards of Christian conduct, College regulations, and acceptable social prac­ At Cedarville we feel that the taking tices is also the responsibility of the of Bible courses and attendance in daily Dean of Students. SPRING CHOIR TOUR - MICHIGAN AND INDIANA - APRIL 13-23

The purpose of these activities and the justification for the countless hours spent in the various student personnel services by both student and staff mem­ bers is the preparation of young people for the cause of Christ who are spirit­ ually mature, physically fit, and socially Ona number of occasions, the mem­ acceptable as well as academically quartets, trios, and disciplined and ment9-lly alert. The bers of the choir, other individuals in the music depart­ competition and challenge of the twen­ have been asked when tieth century demand the best in every ment of the college a long­ ;cirea of training and development for the the college planned to produce Christian young person. play record. By the time the choir be gins its be ready The Scripture speaks to us who have spring tour, the record will interested in administrative positions among be­ for sale for those who are for $3. 25 if ordered lievers as to what our attitudes, motives it. It will sell 11 through the mail. and responsibilities are to be: ••• taking the oversight thereof not by con­ are presented straint, but willingly;not for filthy lucre, Musical selections Quartet, but of a ready mind; neither as being by the choir, the Kingsmen Trio, Melody-Aire·s Trio, lords over God's heritage, but being en­ Life-liners 11 Lachman, Steve Boalt, and John samples ... (I Peter 5:2, 3). Prayfor Judy faculty members, C. L. us, that our work may be approved of Morgan. The and George Zinn, also have God, as we seek to train young people Barker both in and out of the classroom to bring solos on this record. honor and glory to His name. It is hoped that the income received from this project will be used toward the BE OUR GUEST construction of a campus radio station. A number of young people have This equipment will give practical ex­ expressed an interest in visiting the. perience to our students who are major­ Cedarville College campus. You are ing in speech, music, and physical most welcome. If your church will make science. Those who are interested in reservations ahead of time, we will obtaining one of these records maywrite provide overnight entertainment and to: Record, Cedarville College, Cedar­ free meals for the following day. ville, Ohio.

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