1939 Cedrus Yearbook

CEDARVILLE, OHIO. To the Readers of the 1939 Cedrus: The 1939 Cedrus has been published to present every aspect of college life at Cedarville and to remind all those in any way connected with this insti- tution that by being a partof this organization they have accepted a respon- sibility toward everyone they contact. This responsibility has been established by the activities of students, graduates, and faculty members who are influential in many localities and in all walks of life. The publication of this book has been made possible by the cooperation of numerous individuals who are vitally interested in the future welfare of Ce- darville College. We want to take this opportunity to express our appreciation of their efforts. Mr. William Freund, representative of the Pontiac Engraving Co., is largely responsible for the organization of this edition. We want to thank Russell Roberts, assistant editor and advertising manager, and John Fox for their efforts in obtaining advertisements. Marie Collins and Beatrice Mc- Clellan, typists, have been very faithful in getting copy ready for the printer. We want to thank Clyde Walker for his help with the art work and Mary Jean Townsley who has taken care of the snapshots. Throughout the Cedrus you have read articles written by various students and faculty members. For these we are grateful. In addition to the articles written by Jane Frame, organizations editor, we wish to thank her for her ceaseless efforts in helping direct the ac- tivity necessary in presenting this Cedrus. We wish to thank the following organizations for their cooperation in helping make this book a success: Wren's Studio, Smith-Malloy Cover Co., Pontiac Engraving Co., and The F. J. Neer Printing Co. It is our wish that in the years to come as you look at this Cedrus you will be reminded of the many pleasant experiences you had at Cedarville and will be inspired to continue living the fuller life that Cedarville College inspired by its intellectual, spiritual, social, and physical training. Sincerely, BENNETT McNEAL, Editor. Page Sixty-Nine