Cedarville High School - Cedarscope Yearbook (Cedarville, OH)

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SAFETY PATROL liilirl z'nIt'.' hlz Nt-lson, H. lfraint-, W. liariiliurt, G. Xlartiiirlzilc, J. Ramsey, li. Clmpliii, li. liigio, lu. lrx'iiit'. X't't'Hll4f I'lVfk'f , . . , .. . . . , . , , lx. Xlright. ,l. liousc, ,I. lliiltmzui, L. Hzttkiiis, ll. llzxmm, la, l'l'1llllL', ,l. liztilcv l jameson. Tlzirul 1'im': Nl. Xxlllllillllillll, ll. Xlillcr, li. llczttty, Xl. KYcst, Y. liigio, N. Swzmuy, E. llowcll, ti. Swziiiuy. This orgzmizzitioii opt-rztlt-s uiiclvr tht- ilircutioii :uicl jurisclictioii of the Stzitt- lligliwzly lylllflll :mtl our supc1'i11tc1iclci1t, Nlr. lfurst. The ptir pose of it is to sztfcgtizlrcl thv livcs of thc chilclrcii ztgztiust the liztzztrtls of traffic. This orgmiizzttioli is mainly for thc smallcr Cliilrlrcn, yet all high school Sllltl0lllS ztrc expected to ohey the rules. lizuili iiieiiihcr of this pzttrol has :1 ht-lt :mtl lmzulgv. 'l'hc cztptniii, liltoii lirzuiic, is zissistccl hy the lietitciiztiits, 'lack lluttmzui :mtl blames Rmiist-y. Two iiiciiilit-rs of thc patrol are :tssignccl to vault hus zmml thcir rluty is to assist thc chilclrcn ut t-:ich stop. Also there are two hoys zissigncml to :issist Chilclrcu in front of thc school house :lt noon :mtl night while others are zissigiivtl to assist thc cliilclrcu to the lirst trztttic light. .X tcziclit-1' hclps tht- hoys catch cvciiiiig. The t'cclzu'villc patrol is uoiisirlcrcrl om- of thc host iii the clistrict. A. B. Page 50 I

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llRUL'till the vocational agriculture mlepartment. scientilic inethnrls in farming are taught. ancl through the ninety-unc prujects conclucterl hy the boys many new and better practices are put in use hy them. The Future liarmers of .'Xmerica, an organization ui' hoys interested in agriculture, encuurages its memhers to work harcl that they may he acl- vancecl to a higher clegree. The first year hwy takes the tlreen llanrl lie- gree, ancl if he qualities, the secunrl year he receives the liuture liarmer's Degree. lly much hard work and a guucl pruject prograin, the thircl year hoy may secure the State liarmer's Degree, which is quite an liunnr. The last and most clifhcult clegree tu obtain is the .Xmerican l armer's Degree. which unly a few hoys receive. Frcmi this resume of the work, you will realize that there are many hunnrs to strive for in the lf. li. A. organization. A parent anal stuclent night is being plannecl hy the home ecmnuinics girls and the agriculture buys at which time they will display the results uf the prujects which are heing carried nut in these two clepartments. .-Xn outstanding event on the prugrain of the li. F. ,-X. this year was a tuur of the New lfnglancl States ancl Canada. The department is purchas- ing new equipment which is much neeclecl for the new agriculture huilcling. In all uf their various activities the li. li. .X. buys are supervised hy their worthy aclviser. l.. ,l. tleurge. C. XY, lfirxf r'n7t'.' R. Rattan. N. Swaney. Li. Culticc, bl. Tucker, ll. llrewer, R. l,ucc, ll. Glass, ll. Conley. .Yl'l'1lHlf V0-:US Mr, George, Brewer. .-X. Tliurtlsen, .-X. jatncstvn, H. Hanna, li. Clemans, XY. Collins, lx. lluhhins. lf. lrvine, R. Murpliy. Tlzirn' rniet J. l'restnn, M. XXX-st, Lf NYasner, lf. fultice, li. lieatty. lf. llennchy, XY. l:L'l'QllMrl1, K. lleneclict. Fffzwflz mae: R. lialtlwin. ll. Miller, XY. llurnett, bl. liuclge, J. Hawkins, ll. Turnhull, R. lhmhhins, R. lilnntz. ,l. Crunirine, C. liyle, O. Shaw. GRIC LT RE

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OR the transportation of' country students, the Cedarville Board of Education owns and operates seven buses. The stu- dents who come from Clifton are brought by a bus belonging to the Clifton Board of Education, and the Xenia students are transported to Cedarville in a bus owned by Mr. Roscoe Fudge. Each of the seven buses is a late model, and is equipped with double heaters. The bus drivers, students from Cedarville Col- lege, are supervised by Mr. VVilliam Fisher who is successfully serving his first year as head of the transportation department. Each driver is required to have a license and to be Zl years of age. These buses are used for many other things beside the trans- portation to and from school. During the basketball season What time does the bus leave?' is a common question heard in the halls. The bus drivers are always willing to cooperate with the school in taking students on trips that are of educational interest. L. J. Left Io righf: Mr. Stringfellow, R. Fudge, R. Thompson, P. Angell, J. Tobias, VV. Fisher, G. Ross, I. Richards. BUS DRIVERS