Jack Cline Sao Paulo, Brazil David Graham Elkhart, Indiana J. Dale Murphy Waterloo,Iowa Earl Umbaugh Port Charlotte, Florida The Board of Trustees is a group of godly men who effect the major decisions and direction of Cedarville College. As the governing body, the board meets three times a year to determine all policies necessary for the administration and development of the college whether educational, financial, spiritual, or general. Each of the 30 members must be a born-again, separatist believer who is a member in good standing of an independent, separatist Baptist church that agrees with the doctrinal stateGeorge O'Bryon Nokomis, Florida Paul Vernier Fairborn,Ohio Irwin Olsen Mesa,Arizona W.Thomas Younger Auburn,Indiana ment and standards of conductofCedarville College.At least 50 percent of these men must also be full-time Christian workers.Once elected,each trustee serves a three-year term on one of the following four committees:academic, business, development, or student life. Serving as a system of checks and balances, our Board of Trustees ensures that we as a college family remain faithful to our rich Christian heritage and to Cedarville's initial purpose — to "bare record of the word ofGod,and of the testimony of Jesus Christ"(Revelation '1:2). Randy Patten Fishers, Indiana Lynn Rogers Northfield, Ohio Two new trustees were elected and were unable to be Included: Mr. William Rudd, Muskegon, Michigan and Mr. William Smith, Allegan, Michigan. Trustees 9
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