1929 Cedrus Yearbook

The C edrus BEAM WIGAL CURRY CRESWELL Student Body J a m e s B e a m ---------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- President E d i t h W i g a l ____________________________________________________________ Secretary-Treasurer W i lm a C u r r y _____________________________________________________________________ Cheer Leader N e l s o n C r e s w e l l ________________________________________________________ _______ Cheer Leader Let us introduce you to the student body of Cedarville College. You will profit by making their acquaintance. They are real young men and women. We challenge you to place them beside any other student body because we are sure they will measure up, even though they are small in number. The students come from various sections of the United States, but at Cedarville College they have similar interests and aims, and an Alma Mater beloved by all. You can place your trust and confidence in the student body of Cedarville; you can depend upon them. They have high ideals and their efforts are bent toward attain­ ing those ideals. Yet even if the students are similar in many respects, they do not lose their individuality. There are those who attain high scholastic standing; there are those who excel in athletics; there are social leaders; there are those who by their ability in public speaking, command the attention of any audience before which they appear. Music lovers have their share in the student body. There are also some who joyfully prepare to heal the tired, broken hearts of the world. At Cedarville College each of these various phases of a student’s life receives its proper share of the time, interest and support of the student body. You may ask, “But do they have pep?” We answer by an invitation to witness one of the pep meetings. No one ever gets lonesome at Cedarville (not even the Freshmen) be­ cause there is a spirit of friendliness, brotherhood and loyalty among all the students. What ever the rank every one is planning to eventually set sail upon the sea of life. There will be some smooth sailing, and some overwhelming waves. The students of Cedarville College are representative of the best young people of today, equipped with indomitable faith and cour­ age to help them over the waves. Under the careful guidance and instruction of the mem­ bers of the Faculty, who are the best in the world, these young men and women are pre­ paring to optimistically assume the full burden of the responsibilities of tomorrow. Page Seventy-n ine