Cedarville High School - Cedarscope Yearbook (Cedarville, OH)

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STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY The Music Goes Round and Round. The Time? November 22 and April 3. The evenTs? High School Dances. The place? School gymnasium, wiTh soTT lighTs and bobbing balloons. Success? Ask Those who aTTended. These Two aTTairs have been The ouTsTanding ac- complishmenTs oT The STudenT Repre- senTaTive Assembly during The pasT school year. ln addiTion To The dances, This or- ganizaTion has sponsored The six NorThwesT Assembly programs, which have been enjoyed by The enTire school. Through This group The high school has purchased Tlowers in case of sick- ness or deaTh in The Tamilies of The high school sTudenTs and The TaculTy. Three persons are elecTed by each oT The high school classes and Two Trom each iunior high school class To represenT Their class in The assembly, making a ToTal OT sixTeen members. The Tollowing sTudenTs have served as oTFicers This pasT year: presidenT, l-larold STrobridge: vice-presidenT, JusTin NorThup: Treasurer, Neil l-larT- many and secreTary, Donald Brewer. M. C. FLYING SQUADRON Three hundred dollars savedl l-low? By The Flying Squadron's conTinuous eTTorTs in laying many TeeT oT wire Tor The insTallaTion of The school radio and public address sysTem. In This manner The school was able To have a radio which iT could noT have aT- Torded oTherwise. The Flying Squadron was organized in l934-35 by The manual Training in- sTrucTor, Mr. Deem, and is composed of boys Taking an advance course in general shop. These boys, who are members oT The Treshman, sophomore, and iunior classes, can be seen doing many and varied kinds oT work. One major proiecT which has been underTaken by This group is The consTrucTion of school equipmenT such as The lunch room Tables, speaker's sTand Tor The sTage, book cases and oTher equip- menT Tor The school rooms. WiThouT These pupils, who repair chairs, win- dow blinds, doors. and Tables, whaT would we do? M. C. QQ 1

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STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE FLYING SQUADRON Fmt PMWA J. MQCaUisTer, R. MiHcr, J. Fiafier, J. K, WMQM, W. Ferqusom, W. Coillns, l. Peierson, J. O'BryanT. Tmosdale, J, Hopping, Brewer, J. Flafier. Mfr, flfnmd RVVVJ: C. Wasrwr, N, Harfman, A. Brewer, J. Nmrfhup, E, Anderson, D. Sipe, C. WHT- Mnqfmn, H. Svcbridqe. U Q1 - -Y' 3, CEDARSCOPE I '. .w N' 32

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HONOR SOCIETY Scholarship, leadership. service. and characTer Torm The basis Tor The selecTion. each year, from The upper TiTTeen per cenT oT The senior class. oT The members Tor The Omega ChapTer oT The NaTional Honor So- cieTy, which was Tounded aT Cedar- ville High School in I932. AT presenT There are ThirTy-seven members in The Omega ChapTer. The iniTiaTion ceremony Tor Harold BenedicT. Geneva Clemans, Pauline Ferguson, Rebecca Galloway, Elmeda Harris, Mabel Turner, and Charles WhiTTing'ron was held in The high school audiTorium March 25, I936. The socieTy elecTed The following oTTicers aT The ceremony: presidenT. Harold Benedict vice-presidenT, Re- becca Galloway: secreTary and Treas- urer. Jane Frame. The members OT The Omega Chap- Ter are as follows: I932-Carma HosTeTler, Julia Mc- CallisTer. Leolia GriTfin, and EsTher Waddle. I933-DoroThy Anderson, HarrieT RiTenour. Frances HuTchison, RuTh Kimble. and Mary MargareT McMil- lan. l934--James Anderson. Rachel Creswell, Edna Sipe, ChrisTina Jones, and Janice DunevanT. l935-BeTTy Tobias, CleTis Jacobs, Jane Frame, Elinor Hughes, JusTin l'-larTman, and Frances Kimble. B. R. W 'Q Fw! l '??235 , . L ' l 4 SCHOLARSHIP EVENTS ATTer Taking counTy and disTricT eIiminaTion TesTs. six Cedarville con- TesTanTs won sTaTe honors in The an- nual scholarship TesTs in The spring of l935. These six sTudenTs who re- ceived sTaTe honors were Neil HarT- man in algebra I, Charles WhiTTing- Ton in physics, Doris Ransey and Marie Collins in English ll, Jean DunevanT in English lll. and Mabel Turner in French I. ln The counTy eliminaTion TesT aT JamesTown on March 30. TourTeen oT The ThirTy winners were Trom Cedar- ville High School. These TourTeen were parT oT The Greene CounTy Team which parTicipaTed in The O. S. U. DisTricT TesT in Columbus, May 4. . All members oT The eighTh grade compeTed in The annual eighTh grade TesT in l935. Those who received honorable menTion in The disTricT were Harold Cooley, Howard Hanna, David Ramsey, Helen Andrew, and RuTh Copeland. . Four oT The seniors Tool: The Senior Scholarship TesT. T JusTin HarTman and Jane Frame received high hon- ors in boTh The counTy and disTricT, JusTin ranking second in The O. S. U. DisTricT. Nine seniors Took The TesT This year aT Xenia. Two of These who re- ceived high honors in The counTy were Charles WhiTTingTon and Harold Benedict Charles received The highesT score ThaT has ever been made by a Greene CounTy senior. M. C. CEDARSCOPE