1920 Cedrus Yearbook

1920 IT THE FRESHMAN CLASS HE largest freshman class in the history of C. C. is composea of the shortest young men, the tallest girls, the star basketball players of both sexes, and all in all the pep (est) bunch in school. Our favorite pastimes are "having spreads," playing "steal, oh steal my girl away." We are noted for good eats which we have at our spreads, having been known to have ninechickens at one feed. Even the upper classmen were thankful for the feed that we gave them after the Bluffton game. But,the greatest event of our short life was the night of the interclass games, when challenged by the "uppers"; we won bout games. The girls' score being 15 to 1, and the boys 32 to 16. Florence Smith, our "Amazon"forward, made 13 of the 15 points and Alice Danes, the star of the "uppers," made one lonely little foul. The boys, although not by such a large score, came out on top. A small portion of our woh- derful class is very capable in the art of "kidnapping." There are more world war veterans in our class than any other. And yes, we don't want to forget "Preacher," the cheer leader "wonder". These are not, nearly all of our good points, but it is not nice to tell all of the good things we know about ourselves, and from these mentioned you will be able to realize what a really and truly wonderful class we are. M. W. 38