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

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Fiu. 0 — To the banquet with their daughters Mothers come from far and near. Thurs. 15 —“Our Town” by Thorn- ton Wilder Is the Senior play of the year. Fri. 1C» — Senior vacation started to- day. And also, it marks the time Of the formal dance by Chi Sigma Phi 27, 28, 20 — These Exams don't seem to rime. JUNE Sun. 1 — Baccalaureate for the Seniore SpAinCf, (leiutuvi Wed. 4 — Tis Cedar Day my dear. And we’ll all dance before the queen. Fri. 6— Commencement ends the year. Page Nine

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MARCH Wed. 5 — Sherwood Eddy spoke twice •today; For chapel and Tea he came. Wed. 12 — Girls played Wilmington again — At least we tied this game. Thurs. 13 — An all-college dance by the Junior Class. (We must have fun, you know) As our “Joe College” and “Bettv Coed.” Prizes to Pud and Joe. Sun. 16 — Women’s Bible Contest held. The girls all did their best But only one can win, and so It's Mrs. Montgomery West. Tues. 25 — For old-fashioned melo- drama, it’s “He Ain’t Done Right By Nell.” Joe makes a hero; Dave’s the fiend, And Bca Collier is our belle. Thurs. 27 — Freshmen and Sopho- mores combined Are out to have some fun. All-college skating party seems The way their fancies run. APRIL Wed. 9 — Get your Spring Fever over with While it’s Spring Vacation, sec. Tues. 15 — Back again, and let's attend The Y.W. Spring Tea. MAY Fri. 2 —A reception by the Presidents, Of pleasure it was full Thurs. 8 — There’s music in the air today At the Spring Music Festival. Page Eight

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cJla ikintan eMail Mrs. Harriman, Housemother Harriman Hall was named in honor of the late Dr. W. P. Harriman, who was for many years a member of the Board of Trustees of Cedarville College. The purchase of the house and lot was made possible in part through the generosity of friends of Dr. Harri- man. During the first part of the school year Mrs. Harriman was the housemother, but because of ill- ness she was unable to continue her work. Mrs. An- derson of Xenia finished out the year as housemother. During the second semester the dormitory has housed fifteen girls. It has given the out of town girls a convenient place to stay. However, the dorm has not been just a place to stay but rather a place in which girls learn to live together harmoniously. The learning to adjust oneself to the ways of others is truly an education in itself. In addition to being a home for college girls, the dorm has served as a social center as well. The Chi Sigma Phi Sorority has found it an ideal place for their meetings. The Y.W.C.A. has also used the dorm for its teas. It isn't easy to estimate the true worth of a dorm- itory. Harriman Hall has been a great help not only to the college but to the girls themselves. Page Tcn