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REV. K. W. MASTELLER DR. EARLE G. GRIFFITH

This year Cedarville College is occasion will be Dr. Earle G. Griffith, graduating the largest Senior Class Vice-President of Piedmont Schools, in its history. There are 81 seniors Winston-Salem, North Carolina. who will receive degrees in the sixty­ eighth annual graduation services May 8 and 9 are also important which will be held in the College gym­ dates to remember. The Spring play, nasium. "Our Town," by Thornton Wilder, will be presented on both nights. The Baccalaureate service is scheduled for Friday night, May 22 at May 9 will be known as "Honors 7: 30 P. M. The speaker will be Rev. Day. 11 The students who have excelled Kenneth Masteller, Pastor of the in scholarship during this school year Hayden Heights Baptist Church, Hay­ will be given recognition. den Heights, New Jersey. This Mother's Day week-end would The Commencement Exercises are be a splendid time for parents to visit planned for Saturday morning, May 2 3 son or daughter here on the campus at 10:00 A. M The speaker for this of Cedarville College.

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If you desire additional informa­ tion, please write the Registrar, Cedarville College, Cedarville, Ohio.

SPORTS FLASHES

CoachCallan's 1963-64 basketball squad exceeded everyones fondest ex­ pectations. The Jackets riddled by graduation of such standouts as Sam Canine, Dave Jeremiah, and all­ conference guard Norris Smith, were forced to rebuild around lone return­ ing star Dozier Carter, 6 1 5 11 giant OPPORTUNITIES FOR LEADERSHIP forward from Portsmouth, Ohio. The successful rebuilding job reached a Pastor '~ pinnacle on March 3 when before a Director of Christian Education capacity crowd at the fieldhouse the C~1urch Secretary ,:, Jacketmen defeated Steubenville to Director of Church Music ,:, earn the right to represent N. A. I. A. Children's and Youth Work District 22 at the national tourney to Camp Administrator be held in Kansas City. Counselor Teacher in Christian Schools * Other highlights of the season in­ College level teaching ,:, cluded victories over Bluffton, Ash­ ,:, Need additional training. land, Defiance, and a last second 77- 75 win over Taylor University. The A good understanding of Christian Jackets ended regular season play with a recordofl9-5, education will help you to be a better before falling victim to Christian writer, Christian artist, a strong Central Oklahoma team in The Kansas Christian parent, or Christian lay City National Tourney. worker. Hopes for next year sky-rocketed with last weeks announcement that 6 14" All-State Allen SUMMER SCHOOL Knott of East Moline, had en- Cedarville College will offer sum - ...... mer courses June 8 - July 17, 1964, Registration will be held Friday and Saturday, June 5-6, for the six week Bulletm of session. Regular admission require­ CEDARVILLE COLLEGE ments will apply, and only "born again" Cedarville, believers will be enrolled, Classes Ohio meet daily for 75 minutes. Published monthly by Cedarville Col­ Courses being offered are: Amer7 lege, Cedarville, Ohio. ican Government, American Litera­ ture, Baptist History and Polity, Entered as second class matter at the Bible Doctrine, Biblical Interpretatio11 postoffice at Cedarville, Ohio, April, Biology, Christian Evidences, English 1915 under act of Congress of Augusf Literature, Evangelism, Geography, 24, 1912. RETURN REQUESTED

rolled for the fall semester. Allen, year's 16-2 record. Success will de­ an active member of the First Baptist pend upon a trio of young pitchers; Church of Silvis, Illinois, brushed Beavercreek, Ohio sophomore Charlie aside nearly 60 scholarship offers in­ Wilkens, freshman left-hander Dick cluding 6 from Big-Ten Schools. This Dillelio of , Ohio and James­ type of Christian dedication is certain­ town, N. Y. freshman Randy Ross. ly refreshing in our present material­ istically minded society. Coach Moody is looking to Al Mer­ wald, last years leading hitter at . 396, Although getting very little coop­ veterans third baseman Denny Mac­ erationfrom the weather, Coach Lane Donald, and short stop Tom Delanzo Moody's base ballers are working hard aiongwith freshman Keith Abshear to in preparation for opening defense of supply the necessary hitting power to their Mid-Ohio League Championship. make the Jackets Mid-Ohio league It will be hard to improve over last_ champs for the second straight year.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! CEDARVILLE COLLEGE WAS VOTED FULL MEMBERSHIP IN THE OHIO COLLEGE ASSOCIATION ON SATURDAY, .