Inspire, Summer 1991

t , An article about Curtis Hoke '83, his wife, Carol (Stoltzfuz '83), and Cindy (2007?) was published in the March 5, 1991, issue of Women's World magazine. The article states that Curt is the first known quadriplegic father. The Hokes used artificial insemination to conceive Cindy. Curtis recalls that when he learned Carol was pregnant, he rolled around the ._, office telling everyone. Praise God! His wonders never cease. Dr. Daniel J. Estes '71, associate professor of Bible at Cedarville College, received a 1990-91 Sears Roebuck Foundation Teaching Excellence and Campus Leadership Award. He was one of nearly 700 faculty members recognized nationwide. Dr. Estes received $1,000, and the College received a grant for $1,500 from the Foundation to be used for faculty development. Faculty Scholarship Award winner Mark Murdoch carried a perfect 4.0 for 210 quarter hours. '111110N 381 graduates joined the Alumni Association. Julie Britsch and Stacey Inskeep earned their B.S. degrees in nursing. President's Trophy winners Jon McDugle (left), Cindy Commons, and Kelly Fath with Dr. Dixon. Cedarville's First Graduate John W. Bickett John W.Bickett T he first name in the college catalogue under the list of graduates is the one that heads this article. There is something unique in belonging to the first class ofthis noted and worthy institution, but there is also a distinction in being the first mentioned in the list ofalumni. Ofcourse,it is not the fault ofthe others that their names begin with a letter farther down the alphabet,for no child has the right ofchoice. However,this honor belongs to "Bicker as long as Cedarville College exists. 1916 Cedrus Marjorie and Jim Breuler join class president Randy Oswald (middle) for one last picture at Cedarville. Faculty And Staff OfThe Year Galen Smith David Ormsbee D uring the annual Honors Day Chapel in May,Assistant Professor of Economics Galen Smith was named 1991 Faculty Member of the Year. The Staff Member of the Year was David Ormsbee,director of admissions and assistant academic vice president. 3 Summer'91