1916 Cedrus Yearbook

19 16 Women's Advisory Board T HE Women's Advisory Board,justsix years old,is in its youth. Yetin thefew years ofits activ- ity, it has done much to improve the interior of College Hall. The boys and girls' rest rooms and the music room were refurnished, repainted, carpeted, and ornamented in previous years so as to give beauty, attractiveness, and comfort such as may be found in our best homes. During this year the chapel was carpeted, seats revarnished, and the walls and ceiling frescoed. These improvements have not only called for the careful thought but have cost the laborious efforts of the Board, which, however, was given most cheerfully. This, too, is only a beginning; for the Board has other splendid plans which they expect to putinto effect in the nearfuture. In addition to the direct work of the Board for the College, its efforts and enthusiasm have aroused a most helpful interest and sentiment for the College throughout the entire community. The Board has justified its reorganization and continuance. It is essential to the welfare of Cedarville College. 54