1932 Cedrus Yearbook

CEDRUS White, Kilpatrick, Harriman, Donaldson, Taylor, E. Spencer, Waddle. TENNIS Although Cedarville's tennis team did not meet with unmitigated success in the Spring of 1931, it opposed some of the best squads in southern Ohio, and always put up a good stiff battle, win or lose. Prospe-ts for the 1932 season are very good, with three players returning from last year, besides a considerable amount of new talent. Robert Wilson and Robert Collins are lost from the 1931 team. Cedarville plans to play a more extensive schedule this year, due to the in- terest displayed in the sport. Also, intramural tournaments are being planned for both men and girls. Officers elected at the winter meeting of the Tennis Club were Walter Kil- patrick, President; and Robert White, Manager. Among the candidates for the team will be Taylor, Harriman, White, Donald- son, Waddle, E. Spencer, Moorman, McCallister, Free, and Kilpatrick. —W.S. K. Forty