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

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First row, loft to right: Hoke. Gillespio, McCorkell, E. Rood. Ardorsor, Houghoy. H. Shaw. Micheol, Cummings, Brigham. Second row: Haines, Johnston. Biggs, Hagoman. Ploasant, E. Bonner: R. Creswell, Fudge E. Brill, McDorman. Third row: J. Rood, MacKnight, K. Miller. McKibben. Batdorf, Porter. Clauser, Dunevant, Bryant. McKonjio, Klino, Allison, Mossman. Long, B. Wallace. Fourth row; Jones. Nolson, Wilson, Olinger, E. May. Alexander. Post, H. Miller. Fifth row; Sinks. King. Sandorson. F. Jones. Waddlo, B. Shaw. FRESHMAN CLASS On September 5. fifty green, inexperienced Freshmen en- tered Cedarville College. The upper classmen cordially greeted us by making us wear green hair ribbons and fish in buckets on Main Street. The Freshman Class assembled for the first time as a group on September 13 to elect officers. Those chosen were: President, James Anderson: Vice Presi- dent, Eugene Reed: Secretary, Christina Jones: Treasurer, Eu- gene Haughcy. The freshmen held their first feed, which was not very successful, at Anderson's. We determined to have a successful feed, so we secretly planned one to be held at Joe Long's on October 4. Our plans were so secret that the upper classmen arrived before we did. But our determination was not in vain, for March 18. the Freshmen congregated at the Gun Club for the first successful feed of the year. So. the freshmen of 1935 feel they have reached their goal. CLASS OFFICERS James Anderson, President Christina Jones, Secretary Eugeno Reed, Vice President

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First row, left to right: Loybourne. Cross. Brock. Guthrio. Hoke. N. May. Beard. Fisher. E. Robe. Second row: Kimble, M. Croswell. Stine. Vietor. Skinnell. Anderson E. Waddle. Ritonour. Third row; H. Wellaco. J. Waddlo. Angoll. Gray. Potco. Gloss. Tobias, Ross. Richords, West. E. Corry. Fourth row: Tobin. Grube. CLASS OFFICERS Edwin Pctoc, President Dorothy Anderson, Treasurer SOPHOMORE HISTORY In the fall of ’33, forty Freshmen began their journey through the (be)wilderness of knowledge. As a guide we chose John Richards. It was not long until we had blazed new trails and followed old ones. After a nine months’ trip we emerged into civilization (vacation), feeling as though a suc- cessful journey had been made, having contributed to athletic and scholastic organizations. Ruth Kimble. Secretary Last Fall we picked up our packs (studies) and started forward. Several members of fhe party did no! return, hav- ing joined other expeditions. As guide. Edwin Potee was chosen and led us through another successful year. Again, we contributed much to school life. We are sorry that as we start on our third journey sev- eral of our members will not be with us. as they have finished their explorations, and others have forged ahead to join the party preceding us. Their help will be greatly missed. John Tobias, Vico Presidont

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First row, .’oft to right: Cultice. McLaughlin, Rif©, Linton. Tindall. Christian, W. Waddl©. Hostetler, M. Bennett, N. May, Cross. Second row: Trubee, Bull. Chenowofh. L. Robo, M. Creswell, Viotor, Ferguson, Taylor, Mount. Dean, Hole. Beard. Collette. Probasco. Third row: Guthrie. Harriman. Copeland, Gray, Potee. M. Wadd e. Brocl. Laybourno, Stino, Donaldson. PRACTICE TEACHERS During the past year those who are in the normal department have been striving to reach the goal of efficient teaching. This lofty aim is attained only by much per- sistence. The graduates who have made a success in the teaching field realize that they ewe a lot to the instructor and the instruction that they have received during their stay here in college. The existence of the normal department is duo to the untiring efforts of Professor Hostetler to maintain worthy teaching standards. The elemenrary division of the normal department has been aided by the advice and counsel of Mrs. Helen Jacobs. She has given influence by the high ideals that she has set up. SPECIAL STUDENTS In oddition to the regular student body this year. there were several special students attending college. Several who graduated from the school last year are completing another full year's course, while several others are doing part time work. Special students whose photographs do not appear here are Homer Murray and those taking work by extension. Peg© »wonty-eight