1934 Cedrus Yearbook

Mar. 2. Y.W.C.A. Wedding Gown Parade and Quilt Display. Mar. 7. Intramural tournament. Freshmen champions. Mar. 8. Moorehead-Cedarville Debate. Mar. 13. Your Lips Betray" sponsored by Junior Class. Mar. 15. "Mother Mine" given by H. S. Mar. 16. Mock Wedding. Who said girls couldn't keep anything to themselves? Mar. 16-17. Wilberforce tournament. Mar. 18. Miss Basore entertains Gospel Team at her home in Carlisle. Mar. 19. Girls have gym in peace. Mar. 22. "Blarney Street". Oh me tumors! Mar. 24. News out about Ault. Mar. 25. The Monks are prisoners at the London Prison Farm. Mar. 26. Minstrel Practice begins. Mar. 27. Literary musical program. Mar. 28. Big time for Coach and his wife. Wedding bells! Mar. 29. Spring recess begins. April I. April fool! Easter Cantata at M. E. Church. April 3. Springrecess ends. April 5. Found Mary Linton's model T in Cappel's truck! April 6. Big time in South Charleston. April 8. Bible Reading Contest for women. Esther Waddle takes first place. April I I. Cedar Day practice begins. April 12. Minstrel goes over big! Smith elected May Queen, and Kilpatrick, orator. April 13. Johnny M.comes to school backwards. April 17. Rio Grande Debates, home and away. Negative won. April 26. Dr. McKinney, C.C.'s President-Emeritus, dies unexpectedly. April 30. Dr. and Mrs. McChesney's Reception. May I I. Last classes for seniors. May 18. College Picnic. May 23-25. Final examinations. May 27. Baccalaureate Services cai- Presbyterian Church. May 29. Cedar Day. May 30. Faculty Reception and pageant by students. May 31. "The Thirteenth Chair"-Senior Class Play. June 2. Commencement Speaker, Dr. M. Earle Collins, C. C., '23. The End of a Perfect Year AN APOLOGY If your name does not appear on some list of past presidents of one of the college organizations where it may have earned its place, please do not feel that the omission was intentional. Records are lacking in most instances, and we have to depend upon the memory and patience of many of our good alumni friends for even the partial lists we have been able to compile. FRANK OWENS, Janitor Page Seventy-six