1927 Cedrus Yearbook

,v.....,;frvvvvvvvvvvvyivi,vvvvvi,.. 192,7 THE CEDRUS 1927 MIN Ma.Wm1111111 11•11•11,11114.1111M111111111111MIIMMIN 1111111•11.•••••111.111011111.111011MOIN 41•11.111•1110.1•111•11MIMIMNE INUMMIMMMOMMONOMIIIMIIMINI 1•1111.1111MINIIMMONNIMINNIMM IIIIIIIIINIMMOIMPONIP1.1111■1111•111M CEDARVILLE COLLEGE EATING CLUB nomIMNI IUMMIIIIMOI NON.ItrielaMIA 111110111111111WIM TMON01 . PAUL BROWN Steward WILLIAM SNELL Assistant Steward MRS. CLARA MORTON Matron Cook MRS. TAYLOR "Now,good digestion wait on appetite, and health on bothr—SHAKESPEARE. Three times daily for nine consecutive months many of the college students assemble at the chief center of attraction of Cedarville College, which is well known as the College Club, to enjoy the excellent and ample meals prepared under the supervision of our splendid matron, Mrs. Morton. Although the club is essentially a place to satisfy the cravings of appetite with plenty of good food, yet we associate fhere as a family group. Here friends are made and some have such an irresistible fascination that this friendship continues long after our college course has been completed. We also gain much in dis- cussing the activities and stirring events that are of interest to every ardent and active college student. The members of the body elect a steward annually to serve as the leader of the group. This year we have been fortunate in securing Paul Brown, a farsighted and precocious young man, assisted by a careful wizard of finance, which has been a big factor in keeping the student body at the highest peak of our attention wave. These men alone of all the members enrolled, can enumerate the difficulties and worries attached to the careful management of a hunger-satisfying club, but they have met the situation very efficiently in making themselves equal to the occasion. Undoubtedly after careful analyzing the situation the year will close very successfully for the club from many standpoints. —W.E. S.