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

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tZuaitette . ... in chapel The college quartet was revived in the fall semester and a large repertoire of classical, romantic, and humorous num- bers was developed. Besides participating in chapel services, the quartet made frequent appearances at high schools and churches in neighboring towns.

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'VtcxecC (ZAwwa PRACTICE 'Tftu ic The Cedarville College Mixed Chorus directed by Mrs. MildredB. Creswell gave several public performances during the year 1947-1948. It sang at the Men’s Bible Reading Contest, the Girls’ Bible Reading Contest, Baccalaureate, and Commence- ment. A special sacred concert was given in the spring at Cedarville and at churches in two other towns. A splendid group of students enjoyed the activity this year, and the audiences who heard them sing were warm in their praise of the quality of sing- ing done. Officers of the Mixed Chorus during the first semester were: Arthur Harkins, presi- dent; Charlotte Collins, secretary; Kathleen Evans, librarian. THEORY 14

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IJoung Womens Christian Cissociation Front row: Joann Oryant, Ruth Irvine, Martha Tannehill. Second row: I]a McLaughlin, Solly Flannery, Donna Lorton, Naomi Conner. Third row; Char lot te Col 1 in , Eleanor 'X ei smi 1 I r r , Kathleen Evans, Marie Fisher. The members of the Y. W. C. A. are especially proud of their organization this school year of 1947-48 for a number of rea- sons. First, and very important, is the fact that the Cedarville College Y.W.C.A. be- came affiliated with the National Student Y. W.C.A. Through this the members have re- ceived such privileges as corresponding with foreign students, taking part in state and nationwide conferences, receiving a great variety of religious literature, and contributing to the World's Student Christ- ian Federation. In October, the Y. W. sponsored a candy sale in the administration building. Home- made candy was brought for sale by each of the girls and was purchased by the faculty and student body. On November 4 the group sponsored a Tag Day. Each individual donated some time during the day for sell- ing the tags in the down-town district. They felt sure that their time had not been wasted when a total income of $45.50 was reported. The annual CommittalService was pre- sented on November 9 in the Methodist Church with Miss Marie Fisher serving as president and leader of the devotional pro- gram. Rings and pins were purchased by some of the members. The triangular shaped pins were of sterling silver with a fire-blue bar reading “Y. W. C. A. across the top. The triangle is the symbolic emblem of the organization. The rings were similiar in appearance. During December the Y. W. girls were busy selling Christmas cards. On December 16 the annual Christmas party was held at Harriman Hall. The evening be- gan with the group singing carols at differ- ent homes in the village and was climaxed with a gift exchange and chili supper at the dormitory. A Valentine dance was sponsor- ed in conjunction with the Y. M. C. A. Spring activities were successful and the group is looking forward to another active year. 16