1937 Cedrus Yearbook

Septk011iWiteS On September 10, 1935, the largest class in the history of the college embarked on the first voyage of their college career. The first few weeks were rather rough sailing, but under the direction of our captain and mates, Frederick Heifner, Roy Linton, Cletis Jacobs and Richard Smith, we weighed anchor in our first harbor without disaster. The following September we began the second lap of our journey, the end of which will be the destination for a num- ber of us. During these two years our crew has been active in all phases of college ac- tivities — music, athletics, dramatics and debate. To those who are leaving — success. To those remaining —Bon Voyage. RAYMOND SISSON, President ESTHER SHUMP Treasurer MARGARET NELSON Secretary FRED LOTT Reporter ROY LINTON Vice-President ELDON FOULK ESTHER SHUMP MARJORIE GRAVES ROLLAND FLORY WILMA GRIMES CHRISTINE TOBIAS JOHN FOX RAYMOND SISSON MARY HOLWAY IOLA BUTCHER LEWIS PRESCOTT FRANCES KIMBLE JEAN STODDARD LEE SPAHR FRED LOTT ELEANOR COOLEY GRETCHEN TINDALL VICTOR SHAW JANE FRAME JEAN KENDIG EARL ALLISON KENNETH McNEAL EURYDICE COLLINS PAULINE LONG ANGUS MURRAY ELIZABETH RICHARDS CLETIS JACOBS CLYDE WALKER FRED HEIFNER DORIS WATKINS BEATRICE McCLELLAN JAMES JACKSON EVELYN TIPTON MARGARET NELSON CHARLES FORD MELVIN THOMPSON JULIA HOLLAND ELINOR GIBSON BLUTCHER GIBSON HELEN SEAMON MARY PIERCE WILFRED MacDONALD CECIL THOMAS EMILY WILLIAMS ROBINETTE WILLIAMS NOAH SHARPE LOIS WADDLE MARTHENA SMITH LOREN TOMLINSON HELEN FLETCHER LUCILLE LOTT KATHLEEN EHMAN BENNETT McNEAL RUTH FLORY FLORENCE CORNETT VIRGINIA WILSON CEDAR VILLE 40