1930 Cedrus Yearbook

Cedrus Staff F IRST comes the statement which is expected. "We wish to thank, from the depths of our hearts, all those who have been so kind to help make this book what it is, for better or for worse." The average person can- not and does not even imagine the amount of work, worry, and time that is required to publish a college annual. At Cedarville the situation is doubly so; with money conspicuous by its absence and the editor usually interested in everything but magazine publication. Nevertheless, we have done what we could. Some will be satisfied, some not. If any of you receive any enjoyment , Sixty-eight