Cedarville University - Miracle / Cedrus Yearbook (Cedarville, OH)

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C E I) R U S Junior Class Robert Wilson . Edward Irons Martha Waddle Rachel Daulthet President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer Business Manager JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY IT seems altogether fitting that since we are nearing the sunset of our college days we should review some of the gallant deeds done bv our members. In the fall of 1028 we embarked upon our voyage. We were properly initiated by the upper-classmen, and thanks to them some of our boys received free haircuts. We had two delightful feeds with the remainder of the student body joining to make it a grand success. Most of these freshmen returned in 1920 and had a very prosperous year. We try to neglect no field of endeavor. We have maintained our standing in the line of athletics. Some of the flashiest members of the squad were found from our ranks. The girls went out for basketball and glee club gained a name for themselves in both places. In classrooms, sports, literary activities, spreads, and various organiza- tions you will find the necessary quota of Juniors. Every college needs a cheerleader and one of our rank naturally stepped into that position. Then we also shine in the classroom. In scholastic standing the Juniors hold their own. This year we laid the foundation for a great class, and true to all plans, our class has made its appearance in every activity of the college. On the eighth of April we presented the play “Old Lady 31.” Now we arc planning to entertain the Seniors in a royal manner. We have just one more year in which to gain greater fame. If our crew all pulls together there is no limit to the heights we can attain. R. I). Thirty-fix

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CEDRUS Juniors I lit Juniors, witty and with their cultivated sense; Made so by their three years of experience. Do not know how little they know. Hut they will find; Ami if you don’t believe us ask the Seniors, kind; You shall reap just what you sow. Thirtvlin i

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 C E I) R U S ! SARAH MARGARET CHANCE She’s just a real pal and one who can he de- pended upon. Has a weakness for preachers' sons. There’s more than paying the preacher! HENRY HIDINGS The college clown! From the top of his head up; he has all of us beaten in brains. Like» hi» teachers, but not his l ooks. LENORA SKINNELL Lenora as charmed all of us more than once with her music and pleasing manner, but be careful Nancy, lullabies arc different. DONALD ALLEN Choppy doesn’t let his eight o'clock clas»cs inter- fere with his sleep. Was afraid of women for one evening but, no doubt, he made up for lost time. RACHEL DOUTHETT Few have such a genuine friendliness, made up of a winning smile, a rare sense of humor and a sincere interest in others.