1917 Cedrus Yearbook

19 17 II—The class of 1917 excels all other classes in scholarship, for 1. Ruth Ranisay was never known to refuse to answer a question in class. 2. Donna Burns was never known to be late to a recitation. 3. Mary Chesnut even cuts chapel exercises that she may be better prepared on her lessons. 4. Mabel Stormont never received an average below 90 per cent. III—The class of 1917 contains the best athletes of all the other classes, for 1. John Collins has played on every basket-ball and base-ball team in the college since his entrance. 2. Florence Somers played on the girls' basket-ball team 3 years. 3. Ruth Ramsay played on the girls' basket-ball team 2 years. 4. Donna Burns played on the girls' basket-ball team 3 years. 5. Anna Collins played on the girls' basket-ball team for 3 years. 6. Mabel Stormont played on the girls' basket-ball team for 2 years. IV—The class of 1917 excels all other classes in good looks, for A—Certain ones of the under-classmen have given their testimony, for 1. John Collins is considered the handsomest man in the college by a bonnie lassie. (Janet McClellan, Junior Class.) 2. David Doherty is considered the handsomest man in the college by a bonnie lassie. (Dorothy Smithson, Freshman Class.) 3. Anna Collins is considered the handsomest girl in the college by a bonny laddie. (Oliver Cornwell, Sophomore Class.) B—There are two sets of beautiful dimples in the class, for 1. Every Collins has them. V—The class of 1917 excels all other classes in artistic temperament, for 1. Dave Doherty is the college artist. 2. Robert Hutchinson has taken unto himself a lovely wife. 3. Marie Payne and Mildred Trumbo are accomplished musicians. 4. Anna Collins is an accomplished singer. CONCLUSION I—Since the class of 1917 excels in weight; II—Since the classof 1917 excels in scholarship; III—Since the class of 1917 has the best athletes; IV—Since the class of 1917 excels in good looks; V—Since the class of 1917 excels in artistic temperament; Therefore the Class of 1917 is the best class that has ever trod the halls of Cedarville College. gl