Cedarville High School - Cedarscope Yearbook (Cedarville, OH)

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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

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SWING TIME Amid gayly colored decorations and soft lights, the students and faculty met twice this year to swing their troubles away to the tune of Kenneth Little's orches- tra. Half of each evening was spent in circle dancing and the remainder in the modern tempo of swing music. Old-fashioned square dances found their way into the students enjoyment this year. The Home Economics girls and Agriculture boys discovered the real charm of this kind of dance when they held three of these. THE LITTLE THEATER There have been three major theater productions this year. During Decem- ber, the grade children strutted their stuff , presenting two operettas, Susan- na's Christmas Auctionl' and The Land of Mother Goose . The work of these children merited many a smile and the praise, Well done! VVho knows but that among their number is the star of a high school play in years to come? Welcome Home , a comedy, was presented by the worthy juniors early in March. And the moral is Never try to be what you are not. The spirit of the class of 1937 waved a magic wand and lo, before our eyes was spread the lovely rose garden of a nineteenth century king. There the sweet, graceful, witty maids of honor primped and preened and guilelessly flirted with sellers of perfume. There the Princess Bulbul gave her heart to the Prince of Peddlers, the Prince Caspian. There also she enarmored the king with her charms, as Alain and Lilla declared their love. So 'tis said They are going to be married on Tuesday at noon l Page 53