1949 Cedrus Yearbook

Eloise Rutan, Livia Check, Miss Cahill, Carrie Cullum, Mary Stormont. C oronation o/ the Queen Despite the loss of the homecoming game, and the rainy weather whichprevailed throughoutthe day,the 1948homecoming wasjudged a great success. The three-day affair began October 15 with a student-alumnipep session and bonfire, and ended with acombined chapel session on Sunday morning. Rev. J. Merle Rife, Class of 1916, was the chapel speaker. Following the game, the homecoming banquet was held in Alford gymnasium, with dancing afterwards in the high school auditorium. The 1948 homecoming festivities were more successfulthan mostothers because thefootball game was played in Cedarville on the new gridiron. Miss Carrie Cullum, Springfield,washonored at the game and at the banquet. She was elected by vote of the entire student body, as were her two attendants, Miss Rutan, Mechanicsburg, and Miss Stormont, Cedarville. The student council played an important part in the arrangements and schedule for the weekend. 30