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

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Eddie has been our happy-go-iucky mombor. Ho belongs to sovorol organ- izations. In athletics is his prowess, he has boon a rogular on tho basoball foam to' four years, and on tho varsity sguad in baskotball tho last two years. Paulino is on© of our host students. Sho has boon very activo in co'logo activities. This year sho was prosidont of tho Y.W.C.A.. sho is a mombor of Chi Sigma Phi Sorority. Paulino is very pleasant and is always willing and eager to give her best servicos at all times. Rcydcn is a mombor of tho Y.M.C.A.. Gospol Toam, Mired Chorus and tho Men's Quartette. Roydon is another ono who will bo after a job teaching mathometics. Although ho didn't tak© part in athletics he mado up for it in other colioge activities. Irono is a hard worker. She has done socrotarial work for Profossor Steolo the ast two years. She bolongs to the Y.W.C.A. ond is a vory activo member of tho Gospol Toam. Irene doesn’t back down from any task but says. I will do tho best I can. Elwood has a subtlo humor and is frequently coming up with some outstond ing remark. He didn't care for varsity sports oxcopt track but ho did like to toko part in intramurals. Elwood is a fine young man ond dosorvos o char.co to succood. ELWOOD SHAW IRENE GOODIN ELDON GILLESPIE PAULINE FERGUSON ROYDEN JOHNSON Turnty-cnii'

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RUSSELL ROBERTS GRACE BICKETT LA VERNE WHIPP Lanky is one of our most popular graduates. Ho has boon active in many activities, a stor basketball playor, and this yoar is prosidont of tho student body. Y.M.C.A.. Senior Class and the Varsity C . He is also editor of tho Codrus, and Class Orator. Grace has been o most faithful member of the Class of AO. She has been a member of tho Y.V .C.A. four ycors and has hold various offices in several activities. This year Graco is Prosidont of tho Alpha Theta Tau Sorority. LaVomo has been on tho basoboll team those four years, a momber of tho Y.M.C.A. and has he'd several class offices. Whipp is well-liked ond is always ready with a witty remark. We hope ho is most successful in getting a 'ob for next year. Jean Maddock is a newcomer to our ranis this yoar. She is Quiet and doesn’t say much but is always willing to holp whenever called upon. Joan will got hor dogroo at the finish of the summer term. Don is our most accomplished spooler. Therefore, he has boon active in the Y.M.C.A. and tho Gospol Team for all four years. In athletics, ho played four yaars of basoball and two years of basketball. He was a mombor of the Man's Quortotto three yoars and the Mixed Chorus two years. He too will be anxious to find a position. I'li ritty

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NEIL HARTMAN. ARTHUR GEAKE. BURNS TANKSLEY. ELIZABETH AN- DERSON. MARY ELIZ. EDGINGTON. MARY JEAN TOWNSLEY. JAMES NORTHUP. ,7 JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Only three short years ago, forty-two homesick Freshies re- ceived their first taste of college life. We were not so eagerly look- ing forward to the initiation we were about to receive: however, under the capable guidance of Richard McKnight we managed to pass over the rough spots of that first year. Last year found us a little more sure of ourselves, and under the direction of Clayton Wiseman we were well represented in all college activities. This year many of our number failed to return due to the call of the teaching profession. Again wo arc well represented in college activities. Seven of our boys played basketball and three baseball. Hal Thomas was one of the mainstays of the newly formed track team. We are eagerly looking ahead to our senior year. L. Burns Tanksley, Class Reporter. Helon Chitty finds it hard to Theodora Smithers tales a Arthur Geale certainly most Harold Thomas with that eight study here. thoughtful position. have his lesson. o'clock just over.