1989-1990 Academic Catalog

Standards of Conduct We believe that the Scriptures clearly delineate principles which govern Christian conduct; that these principles include deference to\vard \Veaker brethren. Our be– havior should not hinder the faith of other believers; \Ve should do only those things which will glorify God and which will edify botlt the individual and the group. While having an appropriate testimony before unbelievers, \Ve should avoid close liasons with the unbelievers. \Ve believe that for the sake of Christian testimony and the achievement of Col– lege purposes, we must abstain from the use of alcoholic beverages, tobacco, and the nonmedical use of narcotic drugs; and not participate in dancing, the use of playing cards employed in gambling, attendance at movie theaters, and membership in secret societies. We also believe that Christians have an obligation to dress appro– priately, to avoid \vearing of extreme fashions and wearing of shorts in public (\vith the exception ofparticipation in athletic contests), and to have sincere respect for the Lorri's Day. We prayerfully seek to serve Christ in an atmosphere free from personal attitudes of distrust, dishonesty, selfishness, drunaging criticism, disrespect, unethi– cal conduct, and irreverence. Board ofTrustees Cedruville College is governed by an autonomous, self-perpetuating board of trustees. Board members are selected for three-year terms. One-third of the board members are eligible for re-election each year. The executive committee of the board consists of the chairman, vice chairman, secretary, treasurer, and the president of the College. The board meets quarterly in January, April, June, and October. Officers Paul Dixon, President Gilbert Brueckner (1992). Chairman DonaldTyler (1991), Vice Chainnan Lawrence Fetzer (1992), Secretary EugeneApple (1991), Treasurer Term of Office Ending June, 1990 Francis Bresson, Sussex, Wisconsin Jack Cline, Rockbridge, Ohio William Commons, Cherry Hill, New Jersey Joseph Godwin, Gallipolis, Ohio David Grahan1, Elkhart, Indiana George O'Bryon, Nokomis, Florida Randy Patten, Fishers, Indiana Lynn Rogers, Northfield, Ohio Paul Tassell, Schaun1burg, Illinois W. Thon1as Younger, Walnut Creek, California Term of Office Ending June, 1991 Eugene Apple, Cleveland, Oltlo Roy Guenin, Me1nphis, Tennessee Gene Miller, Traverse City, Michigan James Misirian, Union Grove, Wtsconsin J. Dale Murphy, Waterloo, lo\va Invin Olson, Mesa, Arizona Gerald V. Smelser, Kidron, Ohio Albert Stevens, Mooresto\vn, Ne\v Jersey Donald Tyler, Bro\vnsburg, Indiana Paul Vernier, Fairborn, Ohio Term of Office Ending June 1992 Gilbert Brueckner, Meno1nonee Falls, \Visconsin James Carraher, Toledo, Ohio John Draxler, North Royalton, Ohio George Engelmann, Burton, Michigan La\vrence Fetzer, Dayton, Ohio James Henniger, Canton, Ohio Jack Jacobs, Westlake, Ohio Earl Un1baugh, Port Charlotte, Florida Emeriti Charles Barth, Poland, Oltlo Arthur Dyke, Elyria, Oltlo Jan1es Jerenliah, Cedruville, Ohio William Patterson, Greer, South Carolina Robert Sumner, Ingleside, Texas Earl Willetts, Berea, Ohio Trustees 191