1941 Cedrus Yearbook

Y.M.CABINET Harold Thomas President Neil Hartman Vice-President Ted James Program Chairman John Brill Secretary-Treasurer Lee Miller Social Chairman C. 4. The year 1940-41 will be remembered by all as a year of outstanding speakers for the Y programs at Cedarville College. The Y.M.C.A. was very fortunate in securing a number of outstanding men to speak for its meetings. Among them were Sherwood Eddy, auth- ority on international questions, Dr. Milton S. J. Wright, Professor of Economics at Wilberforce University, Harry B. Pickering, Supt. of Greene County Schools, and Arthur R. Harper, Conservationist in the Ohio Dept. of Education. Mr. Gayle J. Lathrop, Student Secretary of the Y.M.C.A., visited the college and gave us helpful advice on how to better our organization. The return of T. A. Morse, Executive Secretary of American Youth Foundation of St. Louis, was welcomed by all. The visit of Dr. Sherwood Eddy to the College Campus on March 5 was the occasion for an intercol- legiate conference on a scale which has not been at- tempted at Cedarville for some time. Dr. Eddy spoke at the morning assembly and in the Alford Gymnasium in the afternoon. At the afternoon meeting a large group assembled from this community and from the surround- ing colleges. We appreciate the fine cooperation of the Y.W.C.A. in making our programs successful this year. Among our joint activities were the Christmas pageant and the fall "mixer." Even though we are limited in our facilities, the Y.M.C.A. is an integral part of campus life at Cedar- ville and plays an important part in creating an atmos- phere of fellowship among the college students. Row I —E. Keener, V. Rigio, L. Flory, T. James, R. Allen, J. Northup,L. Miller, J. Baker,H.Thomas,A. Geake. Row 2—R. Flory, W. Drake, J. Corn, J. Reinhard, J. Brill, C. W. Steele, R. Logan, D. Galey,H. Guthrie, R.Guthrie,L.Wilson. Row 3— H. Camp- bell, M. West, H. Stoneburner, N. Brown, E. Johnson, A. Fehlmann, E. Shaw,N.Hartman,E. Weddle. YMCA BINDS CHRISTIAN LIVING TO SCHOLASTIC PROGRAM Page Thirty-eight