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

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CodarviHo Collogo has al- ways maintained that along with tho development of the mind tho body must also be developed. The first gymnas- tics wore performed in the basement of Old Main. As the student body increased tho nocd for o gymnasium was seen. This picturo shows tho result—a fine gyrn in which gamos aro played with some of tho leading schools and col- logos of this region. Page fittee Aside from boing used for competitive sports and phys- ical education, tho gymnasium is equippod with comploto kitchen necessities. Horo the annual homecoming banquet is sorvod along with many othors. To tho roar of tho building is a stage now boing used by ospiring young play- ers of tho dromatic club.

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Cedarvillo Collogo w«i for- tunate in being the recipient of a qift of twolvo thousand dollars from Andrew Car- negie. from which was built tho collogo library in 1905. Th«« village and college li- braries have been combined, and new volumes aro boing added as nooded. The first floor contains the library ond tho department of music. Tho basement furnishes quarters for tho ooting club and lit orary socioty. When the college was first organized there was no fin© building such as this Inown as tho library. Tho'o was a room set aside in tho Main Hall for a library, but this proved to bo too small for increasing numbor of bools. Pago fourteon

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CLIFFS In a recent catalogue of beauty spots in America, the cliffs of Ccdarvillc and Clifton are listed as being among the most beautiful on a small scale. Natives of Cedarville and vicinity relate legends concerning the Indians and early oioneers near these cliffs. Travelers from all parts of the country visit the cliffs each year and take home with them visions of what nature can do. The cliffs have been playing an active part in the lives of the college students for forty years. It is here that many class feeds'' and parties have been held. Girls as well as boys like to don old clothes and spend a few hours climbing in and out of caves and crevices. Page iixti