1942 Cedrus Yearbook

Cedarville College _at FACULTY ... And now I'd like to introduce the faculty. In the office we find MISS BASORE (she's always busy at the type- writer), and MR. VAYHINGER, our new and well-liked business-manager. PRESIDENT KILPATRICK ("Pat") will be around somewhere. DR.JURKAT'S hangout is at the head of the stairs. He keeps his door open invitingly and has a box of crackers ready to feed his classes, as well as to give them a variety of knowledge. Across the hall is MISS NIESTRATH,our petite French teacher. Her hobbies are speeches and Mexico. If we go up a few steps we find DR. McCHESNEY(Dr. Mac to his classes) with the board covered with Greek letters, teaching under the motto, "Think." DEAN STEELE occupies the room with all the maps. Anyone in his classes can tell you how much he makes history live by his dramatizations. The little room in the corner is MISS SANTMYER'S. She really can draw the authors from their covers and bring them to life for us. If we go to the science building we'll find MR.WOOD- ARD ("Little John") deeply engrossed in some form of science. Upstairs, MR. HOSTETLER has just returned from the high school where he's been encouraging one of his practice-teachers. He keeps his classes cheerful with ap- propriate tales. MRS. KLING performs similar services for the ele- mentary practice-teachers. Her smile is something we all remember. The room with the pictures all around is MISS HY- SELL'S Art Salon, but you'll probably find her over at the gym joining the girls in basketball or ping pong. COACH PYATTE is somewhere around here too, ready to join one or more of his boys in any game. MR. HAUPT, the music director, is new this year, but he's working hard to build up the music department. DEAN STEELE MISS SANTMYER MR. HOSTETLER T HIS IS CED A R V IL L E CUL