President IRA D. VAYHINGER, D.D The president of a small college must meet many problems that do not present themselves to the heads of larger schools. During World War II, when many colleges were closing, Ira D. Vayhinger, B.A., D.D., became president of Cedarville College. Largely through his efforts the college remained open and was prepared to meet the post-war increase in enrollment. President Vayhinger isconstant in his efforts to develop Cedarville College to its maximum service as an educational institution. i 4
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