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

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CEDRUS PRESTON GAPLOUGH Has a contagious laugh—it must be contagious since so many fellows are laughing like him. Long may it spread!! VIOLA HARBAUGH One lone maiden among ten fellows. A quiet and sweet-tempered girl. The better you know her the more you appreciate her. JOSEPH FREE Our thinker! Anything just so it’s an argument. Isn’t particular— will argue on either side or both. See you in the Senate, Joe. ROBERT RICHARDS Always in a good humor—a real pal when you need one. You’re 0. K., Bob. even if you don’t know your mountains! Ttecnty-fiv

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CEDRUS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Preston Garlough DeWitt Rutan ... Viola Harbaugh ... Charles Bost ... .....President Vice-President .....Secretary .....Treasurer HISTORY Behold! As we, the class of 1933, are nearing the close of our great college career it seems that we should look back upon some of the great things which we have accomplished. As Freshmen we were mighty in number and a. t. We will admit that we were soaked at Willow-Bend, but that was a small item in comparison with the great contributions we gave. Our feeds were exceptionally well attended. September. 1930, saw us back at old C. C. happy as a group, but decreasing in number. As Sophomores we added or' to great,” making us a necessity to the college. That year we proved our greatness by giving the Freshmen a good bath at Willow-Bend, by winning the inter-class tournament, the Bible Reading Contest and various other things. We have musicians, debaters, and athletes too numerous to mention. But let us pass on before our hats refuse to fit our heads. We can't understand why the girls almost deserted us this year. Except for one loyal girl we are stagging” our way through. We think the girls feared our ability to out-do (?) them. They were quite a help to us in many way3, but every- thing is going good” so far. Just watch in the near future, girls, and you will wish so much that you were stepping along with us. We are great now but by June, 1932, we will be the greatest class yet. We pause here to say, we have ideals that haven’t been reached as yet. Wg are an open-minded group ready to do all we can for the success of our Alma Mater. P. G. Tvunty-fonr

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CEDRUS EDGAR BRIGNER Is a talented musician and poet. Always ready to help in any way. We are expecting: great. things of you, Eddie! CHARLES SPENCER Falling:—falling—fallen!! We ad- mire your choice. You know your girls as well as you do your chem- istry, or—you are just lucky. HERMAN SCOTT A real help on any football team. Scotty, we’re glad that you have another year of it. We’re depend- ing on you! CHARLES BOST Never did we see a more versatile man—first selling ads, then candy! Now another duty—taking care of Spencer and Eloise. DEWITT RUTAN Happy-go-lucky—that’s he! A long face has no place around Happy. He’s a good sport whether winning or losing. Twrnty-nz