Cedarville University - Miracle / Cedrus Yearbook (Cedarville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1967 volume:

Miracle 1967 1 Staff Editor .Assistant Editor Busin Manager .Advisor CEDflRUILLE COLLEGE Stephen I . Brown l.indu Sue Bififi David R. Wall Donald I . Baumann Cedarville, Ohio We Dedicate The 1967 Miracle Mr. Ceruld G. Marshall to Gerald Pop Marshall. During the past 12 years Pup has been a purt of the maintenance department of Cedar- ville College. For part of those years he teas the only mem- ber of the department. Many alumni remember him as the bus driver on choir tour and for athletic teams. He is uluuys willing to help the students . . . sometimes getting out of bed in the middle of the night to repair furnaces. He keeps the school cars running for athletic teams, gospel teams and the daily run for Central State co-op students. There is much more to a school than the academic side. A college can only exist if its equipment is kept in repair. For these reasons we dedicate the 1967 Miracle to you, Pop, a man dedicated to Cedarville College. 2 The dedication was announced in chapel. Pop a feu years hark. A coffee break. 'Pop opens bonkslore door for if. Nichols. 4 Stepping Forward Stepping Higher Reaching Outward Steps toward expansion A library ... A dorm Each builds a bright tomorrow For the expanding student body. J (joai- aluxxuSQOui One must jace (us jut ure Justas lie uuou(da stairway TABLE OF CONTENTS ACADEMIC........................ 8 UNDERCLASSMEN.................. 48 STUDENT LIFE................... 82 ORGANIZATIONS .................116 SPORTS .........................U4 SENIORS .......................178 I CEDRRUILLE COLLEGE ACADEMICS CEDfl RUILLE COLLEGE James T. Jeremiah, D,DPresident Spokesmen to trustees from faculty . . . From faculty to trustees. Presiding in chapel. Traveling and speaking On behalf of the college. These are some of the duties Of the president of CC Trustees Mr. Charles Barth Mr. George O'Bryon Mr. Rudy Bedford Rev. Irwin Olson Mr. George L. Boyd Mr. William Patterson Rev. William Brock Mr. James Richardson Rev. William Broun Rev. Gerald Smrlser Dr. Jack Cline Dr. Robert Sumner Mr. John Draxler Rev. Earl Vmhaugh Mr. Arthur Dyke Rev. Earl Willetts Ret . Glenn Davis Rev. Thomas Younger Mr. t'incent Gregg Rev. Wilbur Rooke Mr. Roy Guenin Mr. George Engleman Dr. George Milner Rev. Donald Sewell Mr. Dale Murphy Dr. James Jeremiah President and Administrative Committee Mr. L. Turner. Mr. R. McIntosh. Dr. J. Jeremiah. Dr. C. Johnson. Mr. K. St. Clair. 10 Clifford Johruton, Academic Dean, D.Ed. Registrar Working on class schedules teas one of Mr. Hurst s Projects last year. This u as his first year at CC. His office took charge Of the testing program 'This past school year. Academic Dean Firuli ng n eto facul ty. Working ton ard certification And Accreditation were A feu■ of the jobs Of Dr. Johnson. He also presided At all faculty meetings. He also played host To the faculty-staff picnic. I 1 Charles R. Hurst, Registrar, M.A. Kenneth St. Clair, M.S., CPA, Business Manager Advancing the school Through finances and prayers, fty traveling, by preaching. By literature. Deferred giving is a eiv selling point offered by- Mr. Turner this year. Guiding the finunces Of C.C., trying to make The budget stretch . . . Mr. St. Clair spends Many hours in his Remodeled and enlarged office. 12 Lee Turner, B.A., R.D., Director of Development Student Personnel Richard McIntosh, Th.MDean of Students Guidance, discipline, housing, Christian service, counseling, job placement. These are a few of the tasks Helping to make better Christians of all Seeking to uid the students With aid of dorm parents And dorm counselors. Joy Mackay, M.A., Dean of Women 13 Stanley Ballard, Th.M., M.S., Dean of Men Mrs. D. Spencer, Business Office Miss C. Dively, Department of Development Mr. D. Wilcoxin, Business Office 14 Office Personnel Miss J. Hartsell, Student Personnel Office Mrs. M. Greenwood, Academic Mrs. M. Elmore, Business Office Oefin's Office Building A Library' And Book Collection A rapidly expanding collection . . . A new building in process . . . An evaluation of holdings . . . Additional microfilm . . . All these provide a bright future. A place of books . . . A place to study . . . A place to relax with books . . . A chance to read the news . . . All help fill the needs of each student. This marks farewell to the old, The new building is complete. Next year the old is history This is the final year of use. Gone will be the closed stacks And the crowded conditions. It has served the town And college since 1907. The library has memories for all. CEOARVILLC COUfC? UBJfASf’ Mrs. V. Russell anil .Mrs. E. Ruiler behind cireulalion desk. I.. Brock, S. French, and C. Ilaic work in (hr bindery, a vital part of the library. S. y.crbe works in processing room where many books await L-C cards. 18 19 Biblical Education Valiant Christian warriors, Warriors grounded in Cod's Word And able to defend the truth Are greatly needed In America's schools, offices, industries, and pulpits. The Bible Education Department Seeks to thoroughly prepare And equip these needed soldiers By providing a firm Biblical foundation For a liberal urts education. Through a systematic study Of the Scriptures Students receive practical Bible knowledge and training Which will help them more ably serve The Master. Richard McIntosh, Th.M. Robert Gromacki, Th.D. Arthur Williams, I).I). 20 — Stanley Ballard, Th.MM.S. Jean Fisher, iWJ. Joy Mac.kay, M.A. Kenneth St. Clair, M.S., C.P.A. IIusiness Adm inistration Preparing Christian business men And women to glorify Christ Is the aim of the Business Administration division. Training in accounting And secretarial science As well as general business And economics help meet This end. Graduates are prepared To go on in the Many phases of the Business world. Rodney Wyse, M.B.A. 22 William Riter, B.S., C.P.A. Ardeth Webber, R.A. 23 Education and Psychology Clifford Johnson, I).Ed. Merlin Ager, M.S. Fur I hose .students desiring a career in Teaching, the education department is Qualified to equip them for Elementary teaching. This is its first year of certification In this field. The psychology department gives the Student a better appreciation and Understanding of himself, of others and Of the world. 'This is a necessity in almost any Career. 24 25 Brad Moore, M.A., M.H.E. Warren Webber, Ph.D. Fine Arts The Fine Arts Department Endeavors to develop and polish The musical shills And artistic talents With which Cod has endowed Many CcdarviUe College young people. As pieces of music Are tirelessly practiced, memoiized. and performed. As songs are written and arranged. And as works of art Are painstakingly created and molded. Each pupil learns To appreciate The toil, beauty, and dignity Of true art. 26 27 Language and Literature German. French. Spanish, and Speech are All a part af the language department. The languages are gaud experience for those Planning to go to a foreign mission field or in Any other career requiring the knowledge of a Foreign language. For practical application, students majoring In speech gain good experience over IVCDR, The college's radio station. English and American literature can he hath Enjoyable and demanding. But those safely through them have emerged Richer and wiser. John Reed, Ph.D. 28 I Deane White, M.A. Efheard Greenwood, M.A. 29 Edward Spencer, ?. • Carla Packard, M.A. 30 Harmon Bergen, M.A. 31 I Physical Education % Few general PE courses IF ere offered due to The leave of absence of Miss Kearney. Mrs. Moore filled in part time. Physical conditioning. Health education. Training for teaching. Helping prospective coaches. Camping training is also offered. A sound body is Essential to a sound mind. Donald Callan, M.S. 32 Dennis Olson, M.S. 33 Science Dale Thomson, Ph.D. Maleo mb Woodard, M.S. Added equipment A new faculty member Increase the quality of the division. Tra in ing for teach irtf'. Training for research This training aids the student In understanding God and (he universe. Courses in botany, zoology. Physics, math. Chemistry and physical science Are offered. The Science Hail ding halls Undence.nl a remodeling. Plans are made to Redo the classrooms also. 35 Social Science The Social Science department is one of The largest in the school. It seeks to widen the student's Outlook on past history and on current Events now and then to correlate these happenings into The students' lives. These studies also help the students to Understand the people around Them and to learn better how to live With them. 36 Allen Monroe, M.A. Research In Cryobiology Research, the hey to the future. Is a happening of today. Dr. Haumann tries to find why. He. carried on his doctoral research Freezing bacteria used in mahing cheese. He note attempts to find out why They are stimulated by freezing. 38 Research In Astronomy Mr. Frye pins in hours star gazing Continuing research on binary stars. The college observatory proves helpful. 39 Honors Day Near the end of the year There is a chapel service set aside to Honor those students Who have made academic achievement in the Year 19661967. Students with a minimum grade point average 0 3.25, are placed on the Dean's List and Those with a 3.75 or better are Placed on the Dean's Honor List. This year there were eighty-seven students on The Dean's List and twenty-six On the Dean's Honor List. AO I . Grable, G. Gicrharl, and R. Jenisla s iend a icnsiie moment in class. l)r. J. Real creels lady after service. 42 Candida The Library Moves All Night Long vO D. Hodden [tenders test question. A zoology tab practical. 46 Taking lecture notes. C. Scars practices organ. Microscopes aid in biology classes. 47 UNDERCLASSMEN CEDflRVJILLE COLLEGE Freshman Officers Carole Kami. Libby Ross, Dare Hauer. Robert Crimean. Mr. Eduard Spencer, Jim Fisher, Loren Reno. Robert Grunert Belly Abernathy Dorothy Abrams Charles Albright Kathryn Albright Colleen Ailing Amos Anile non Lyle Anderson Janet Ashley Bon iles Austin Jane Austin Joyce Austin Xancy Bailey Judith Baird Donita Baker Mary Baker Marilyn Bates Jacqueline Barton Boy Barnhart Hand Bauer 1‘hilliii Beaton 51 Linda Beck Allen Behle Beth Bennell Janice Benson David Bodden Durum Boerlje Michael Bogatay Belly Bolhuis Patricia Bonzo Karen Border Roller Brain Robert Branem Sylvia Brasuell Donna Braiko Carol Brinckerhoff Janice Brock Dale Broun Junia Broun Charles Hradlkuhl Karen Buchanan 52 Preston Butcher Valerie Butler Daniel Caguin Alan Call Dennis Camp Daniel Caraway Robert Carmean Cindy Cartner James Case Mari Causey Susan Cauood Kenneth Claypool Carolyn Clari Candace Coats Kenneth Cole h'aith Comstoci Virginia Conarit William Connell Roger Cook Theodore Copella 53 Sharon Cox Robert Cmurl Judith Crum Charles CUrein Cary Durr on James Dai is Kathryn Davis Rebfkah Decker Durbar a Ditin son Roy Dodson Robert Donahue Uremia Duffie Cynthia Eckart Ronald Eduards I.eland Eichelberger Marion Eichelberger Elaine Eldridge Connie Endicott Sylvia Eury Charlene Eellen 54 Imum Field Jim Fisher John Fletcher Elizabeth Flynn Walter Folk maun Patricia France Paul Friedrich Donald Gauit itz Ronald Gariss Andrew Cathany Glenda Gillenuater Donphis Gottnals Jonathan Gould John Graham Sharon Graham Ray Greene Joseph Gregory Elinor Griffith Robert Gruncrt Deborah Guthrie 55 Konnie Guthrie Louis Hamilton Michael Hammond Paul Hansmann. Jr. Evelyn Hare Rebecca Harman Daniel Hotel tine Geraldine Heinze Kirk Heldreth John Herut t Sherrill Hester Judith Hirsehy Robert J. Hoffman Perry Holderby Paul Holman Barbara Hoyer June Httebner Dm ill Hull Linda Hunter Kathryn Huntley Sharon Hurt! Dianna Hutchison Robic Ison Linda Jefferies James Jeremiah Timothy Jertberg Stephen Johnson Raul Jones Verna Jones Carolyn Kahler Rosalie Kanengieter Robert Kilko Cynthia Kirchner Deanna Kishpaugh JoAnne Kishpaugh George Klein Ruth Klomparens Eileen Knott Sandra Lathrop Pat Lauhead 57 Clifford Ixiyner Roger Leach John Lee Rarhara Lef ine Daniel Liechly Wayne Long Theresa Longcore Warren Lyon Judy Mi Canri Max McCullough Reeky McDonald Janet Malmstrom Pamela Mansker Janis Martin l.u ie Marline: Xorine Metzger liana Meyer Linda Millard Alice Miller Donald Miller 58 Joyce Miller Robert Mills Richard Mitchell Mice Moorman Janice Moss mart Jerome Matter Kdgar Muzingo Margaret Muirhead David Murdoch Colren Murphy Donna Meal Daniel Nelson Dennis Nelson Karen Nelson Penny Nichols Peter Oehmcke Elizabeth O'Keefe James O'Keefe Sam Olsen Albert Osborne 59 Emmanuel Osinuga Lynn Podhaski Doug Painter Roger Pashby Susan Pauling Joe Peterson U'arren Pellilt Janet Phenix Edith Phillips Terry Phipps A Iberia Plate Joseph Platek Lanny Pollard Robert Pou ley Laurence Pugh Priscilla Prindle Larry RadclifJ Diana Radcliffe Effie Carole Rand Susan Ray 60 B'illiam Reed Stephen Reed Betty Reese John Reeces Judith Rehn Nancy Reilly Loren Reno Ruth Rodriguez Cathy Roe Elizabeth Ross Rebecca Rudig Lois Rumage Ronald Rushlow Adrienne Russell Sandy Russell Joyce Saemenes Stephen Seott Gail Sean Philip Srnseney 61 Rebecca Sharp Jerry Shubm Arthur Shuter Ronald Sigmund Dan Smith Linda Smith Sharon Smith William Smith Bruce Snyder David Southuell Judith Stamatis Susan Steinberg Carol Steuart Walter Stock Tange Swartzs Bill Taylor Stcte Taylor Raymond Tibbetts Terry Toms Stine Treadway 62 Kenneth Treat Mary Trumphour Karolyn Wagner Ann UHistrum JoAnn H alts .Xola Watson Susan Weis Robert Werner Ellen Whipple Martha White Russell Williams Judy Winston Pat Wissinger Mirhael Wolf art! Homer Wright Pauline Zahlout George Zellers Cynthia Zirkrfoose 63 J Barbara Abuhl Donald Acker Richard Adams Deane Allen Dace Anderson Margaret Anderson Olivia Anderson Maxine Augsburger Lynne Babcock Joanna Barcas Marilyn Britler Terrence Bell Cheri Benton James Berry Robert Bixel Betsy Bodcnmiller Gregory Boese Stephen Booghier Stanley Brou n Dennis Burns Deborah Rush Robert Campbell Timothy Carpenter Kathy Carter Kathy Conner Sharon Cearfoss Dianne Chaffe Barbara Cleckner Donley Clilhero Cherrill Collins Joy Canant llornhl Constant Ronaltl Coriell Robert Cospray Armanti Courtot Dennis Crompton Clentla ('.ruler Judy Crow Donna Daah Karen Donaldson Dave Draxler Pamela Dutiel Sara Empet Emily Enlenrnan Paul Entner Mary Felton Stephen Fenton David Fidler Jennifer Field Darlene Fiteh Sitirley French David Ga fner Elizabeth Cardiner Unda Carlock Gail Gat I iff Glenda Gierharl Thomas Goldbourn Ervin Goodenou zh John Goodman Sonya Gordey 66 Rebecca Col hard Mary Grable Janet Graham Thomas Greenuood Julia Gregg David Gregory Eunice Griffes David Haffey Floyd Hall Donna Hamilton David Handyside Ruth Hardy Carol Hare Nancy Harper Edu ard Hays Gary Herrin Jane Hess Sally Hetrick Raymond Heyer Robert F. Hoffman H 67 Donna Hogan Joseph Hollauay Carl Hots Carolyn Homan Linda Houard Robert Hunter Sharon Hunter Marilyn I ruin William Jefferies Ruth Jenista Carolyn Johnson Barbara Jordan Donna Kincannon Robert King Daniel Kinniburgh Michael Kint: David Kirchner Joy Kleymeer Karen Kunselman Carlene l.arrirk I 68 Stephen l.eiby Carol Lewis Carol Label Bruce Lucius l.ynnelle Marsh Demin Marshall Kenneth McChee John UcCillitroy Thomas McGinnis Hath McIntyre Janice Miller Priscilla Miller Charles Mitchell Marilyn Mitchell Claire Mogic Harold Moore Carol Morgan Kenneth Muck Arlan Mul ord Marcia Murray 69 Emeu Music Charlotte Nash Nancy Norton Luiz deOliveira Fred Olsen Constance O'Shell Kenneth Overholt Calvin Pochard Robert Pereira Ken Pierson Dale Pinktey Martha Pysarchyk Rebecca Rader Suzanne Rader Datid Rakes Karen Rau James Rcjicster Jill Renner Herald Richarilson Jeanne Risko 70 I Sylvia Hock Dai it! Hockuell John Hooke Smart Hoi hurl I Deborah Houch John Htieck W illiam Schill Robert Schultz Mary Ellen Schut Sharon Schwarm Dean Seigneur Rebecca Shamblin Donna Skinner Eduard Smelter Bruce Snyder Sheila Solomon Kathy Spencer Philip Spencer Marcia Sprunger Maxine Stanbery 71 Gwendolyn Stcuart Unger Stout Jo Arm Strychahki I.rlti Tanner Cary Taylor hurra Taylor Linda Taylor Richard Taylor Evelyn Terrill Jane Tibbelt Sancy Turt le U illiarn Tripp Dai id Trunrrell Beverly Tineent Connie I'isser Robert Volarv Janice Wake ley Kathleen Walker Lois Walker el son Wallis 72 Karen Warden John If'a I son Robert What off Don Whitehouse James Whitmire Leah Whitney David Williams Gay Williams Rat Williams Pamela Willis Cheryl Wilson Linda Wintroit Bernd Wolf Dale Work foray Wri lil Douglas Yoder Jeff Young Sheryl Zerbe 73 Sophomore Officers Mr. It illinrn Niter. Date Trunnell, Joy Kleymeer. Nancy Norton. Glenda Gierhart. Connie O'Shctl. Terry llrll 7A ■■ Junior Officers Frank J crusta. Martir Broun. Deant Allen, Dave Jones, Marlene Schonscheck, Mr, Daniel Wetzel. John Knerk Ronald Allrrlnn Lynn Amstutz Rebecca Raker Ronald Baker Constance Rarto Larry Belleu Loris Bellintani Betty Bertschintter James Blaylock Dan Boyd Margaret Brener John Briddick Lynn Brock Daniel Brouer Jon Broun Martha Broun Martie Brou n Audrey Cady Bev Carlson Theodore Clater 76 Gwylha Cooper Michael Crompton Marsha Cummings Mary Curtis Russell Daubert Linda Dodson Thomas Duff Shirley Dufford John Falci CaroI Fmkbeincr Money Fourman Loris Fox Money Freeman Ann Ganschou Barbara Grosh James Gunlock William Hamilton Jane Harris Ruth Hartikainen Donald Higdon 77 Howard Hillman Val id Hockenbrrry Linda Hoffman Ernie Hopper Cathy Hubbard Charles Hull Janies Hume Frank Jenista Ftaine Johnson Kathy Johnson David Jones Marian Kapp Hath Kauffold Alan Keim Dennis Kirchner Dale l.auener Lynn Lescure Nancy I.eu is Kathleen Lloyd Lee Maidment 78 Theodore D. Martens Donna I organ John May Roberta Mclnnes Hill McVey Catherine McCee Hetty Meyers James R. Miller Roberta Miller Carolyn M truer Lola Mitchell Joyce Moore Hrterly Mosley Daniel iXevitl Ken Xichols Marlene Xichols MaynartI Morris Suzanne O’Shell Albert Ostrander Sue Rape 79 Charlotte Payne James Phipps Larry Prentice Dan Price Nedra Price Dale Pritchett Mary Reed Marlene Rieken Linda Ri yts Richard Roderick Robert Rohm Colleen Ryan Sheryl Salterblom Marlene Schonscheek Elaine Schulte Carol Scott James Seaman Byron Shearer Elma Shu ftp Caro! Simonetti 80 Donna Simpson Mary Sleichtcr Connie Smith l.inda Spinks Connie Stevenson Susan Sunn Adrian Sureney Sharon Tollman Brenda Thompson Susan Thorne Kick Titus Gail Tompkins Terrance Vlug Larry Waite l.eland Walker David Wall Diana Ward Loren Welch Joyce Wood Michael Woodend 81 STUDENT LIFE CEDRRUILLE COLLEGE Chapel 85 Spiritual Refreshment A quiet time . . . A chance to learn of Christ . . . Opportunity to dedicate life In service. Speakers come to challenge, Some pastors, businessmen. Missionaries and professors. 86 Rev. B. Bancroft, Rev. R. Hamilton, Rev. J. Millheim, Rev. J. Shaw. 87 Gay Nineties Party The Past Ur lived By The Freshmen 88 Students Support National Foreign Policy A few of the .100 .supporters. Stirring chords of the national anthem Attended the hoisting of Old Glory While sparkling rays of sunshine Smiled on 300 Cedarville students Gathered in display of loyalty To democracy and freedom In America And in Vietnam. Signing the petition. 89 I A song of freedom. Mr, D. Wetzel enjoys ire cream cone. Print shop. A. Knott fires. 91 93 _________I Queen Ellen Snook Reigns Over Homecoming Queen Ellen Snook reigned over ike festivities. A contest of getting uood for the bonfire Soon brought more wood than could be used. The freshmen won a close victory in this contest. The seniors won the float contest. This makes 4 in a row for the class of ’67. Queen F.tlen Snook . Timmons. E. Anderson, I). Allen. I). Hamilton, T. Hell, E. Enlenrnan. H. Cook, K. Guthrie. 94 Senior Claw of '67 anti their u inning float 95 Homecomi ng Parade 97 Sneak The seniors evaded the juniors again. Jenny Wiley State Park uas the destination. The juniors owed the seniors a party. They chose a Halloween theme for the treat. Ted Oakley leads testimony meeting. Seniors gather in front of lodge. The lodge at Jenny Wiley State Park. 98 Masqueraders have fun at Jr.Sr. Parly. M. Trimble in mnntni; costume. 99 Junior-Senior Banquet 100 “Hall Of Mirrors” 101 Students corns to chapeI nl 10:00 erery day. 103 Students study in library. In The New Library L. Statesman at the circulation desk. Only One Week Candida 106 108 - 109 ( • Cillentcater at Freshman Talent Sight. K. W alker smiles in chemistry lab. no A nudent sacks in after a Inn ; evening. I). Hodden tries to catch stray cou-. Ill 112 Juniors Remove Opera House Bell Juniors help DP L loner hell. The hell in the Opera House Toner. The bell is guided to the ground by a DP I. man. The bell is now halfway down. J. Field and U. Hamilton notch. The bell is down. People Do Many Things As They Step Onward 115 ORGANIZATIONS CEDRR'JILLE COLLEGE Back roH: G. Taylor. J. Davis, I). Murdoch, R. Kushlow, J. Lee. I,. Bellintani. T. Grernuood, R. Kilko, ,. Hoivard. J. Haird. Second row: Mr. '. Vandekoy, G. Gatliff. S. Ztrbe, J. Rlsko, T. Hiller, I). Hull. II. Snyder. J. Tibbett. J. Gregg, .X. Watson, first ton: S. Brock, J. Ilcrshey. B. O'Keefe, I.. Hugh. S. Booghier. I.. Anderson. K. Garter, J. Austin, X. Lepline. Presenting concerts Choralaires And programs . . . Washing cars for profit. These activities kept The Choralaires, a secular Singing group, busy. Choir Third row: W. Connell, S. Fenton, I.. Brock, D. Yoder. J. Schneider. S. Olsen, M. Crompton, P. Hansmann, I). Boyd. C. Taylor, I.. Taylor. J. Kenner. P. Williams, K. McIntyre. Second row: Mr. David Matson. V. Butler, J. Saemenes, M. Schonscheck. M. Cummings. D. Filch, J. Stockuell. I. . Welch, T. Clater, S. Satterblom. K. Johnson, I). Daub. l. Broun. First rou: M. Anderson. K. Hardy. P. France. K. Borger. H. Moore, K. Edwards. J. Hcruig, I.. Anderson, Pugh, M. Bales, E. Knoll, E. Cardiner. J. Hess, S. Pape. The salvation of souls And the dedication of lives brought sued and eternal results To choir mem hers Who prayed, practiced, and planned For “Sermons In Song” And a successful choir tour, 1967 Standing: Mr. T. aylor. Sealed: II. Smith. T. Copella. R. Roderick. A. Shuler, ,. Wessel, I). Draxler. R. Crunert. L. Podhaski. R. Hunter, E. Phillips, P. Sensensey. S. Fenton. Brans Choir The Brass Choir is new this year. Mr. Naylor led them in concerts. Hack rou : J. Miller. J. Dai is. I). Acker. D. Hauer. T. (ireenuamt. R. Kilko, J. Schneider, E. Music. Front row: Mr. P. Vanderkoy, D. Sei itt. W. Herd. .. Welch, J. Case. J. Stockuell. D. t.iechty. If. Stevens, T. Plug, A. Shuter. Mr. Vanderkoy formed the Liegeman. This men’s singing group has performed in concert during the year. Liegemen 120 Back row: D. Draxler, Dr. W. Webber, V. Jensen. S. Fenton. P. Sensrney, I.. Podhaski. H. Crunert. Second row: K. Wagner, J. Baird. R. Harman. U'. Herd. R. Hunter. K. Cole. E. Phillips, R. Roderick, I). Smith. Front row: . It arson, S. Fury. H. Hoyer. V Metzger. B. Meyers. Band The hand gives students A chance to learn Heller musicianship and An appreciation for music. The pep band Enlivened basketball games. 121 . Jubilaires Trio Trumpet Trio J. Hess, M. White, M. Bales, J. Saemenes. Ensembles Music groups spent Many weekends providing Special music in church And presenting Christ. During the summer. The Travelers were On tour. 122 N. Metzger, I). Abrams, S. Bury. M. Broun. Victors Trio P. Senseney, R. Grunert. L. Podhaski, S. Fenton. Time Tones Trio R. Gothard, M. Anderson. I.. Taylor. I). Pitch. Brass Quartet R. McIntyre, G. C.iidrr. M. Cummings, P. Williams. L. Anderson. H. Moore. I). Gafner. R. King, I). Wall. Standing: II. I loore. If. Amir rum, P. Williams. I.. Statesman. T. Clater, Mr. P. Vanderkoy, R. King. Seated: K. Johnson, F.. John- son. I. Millikan. B. Meyers. B. Millikan. If. Broun. R. McIntyre, I). Daab. Modern Music Masters 124 Kappa Delta Chi Standing: P. Bancroft, R. McIntyre, D. Hogan, S. Hunter. D. Morgan, M. Jones. R. Hartikainen, D. Durke. D. Hiller. „. Campbell. Sitting: M. Riekcn, C. Stevenson, C. llarto. J. Rotlgrrs, lies, I.. Anrcl, Mrs. M. Elmore. 126 Back rote: V. Norton. D Rouch. S. tt'ells, C. Nash, H. Abuhl, S. F.nglr, S. Sailer Mom. F. Johnson. V. Conant. J. Kleymeer,,V. Earles. Second rott : B. Crush. I.. Hoffman. S. O'Shell. M. Reed. S. Solomon. D. Hamilton, C. Scott, J. Harris, K. Kunselman, I). Daab. I). Kush, K. Johnson. R. Kauffold. First mu : Mrs. M. Maddox. M. Schulte. F. Bonriema, K. Mansfield. J. Field, M. Kreuer, F. Ander- son. N. Price. C. Hubbard. Gamma Chi Tours The World Gamma Chi, A woman's literary society, sponsored lectures on grooming And fashions. Their banquet theme u us “Streets of the World. 12 7 Hack rou: J. Ptalrk. . Cram,,ion. R. Leach. W. Sc hill. E. Smelser. S. Olsen. I). Hauer. R. Sluizeman. M. Causey. Front rou: D. U'albom S. Leiby. K. Schubert. C. Shu elt. R. Pashby. I). Seigneur. I). Hodden. R. Werner. Mr. ,M. Murdock. Mr. M. Murdock, advisor. Alpha Chi Alpha Chi uas reorganized After a year of inactivity. This mens literary society Allows a chance for Fellowship of campus men. — UA 128 Hack row: At. Harlzct, C. Borrow, D. Pinktey, D. Lauener, At. Woodand. R. Pel tilt. Third row: R. Dauber:, R. Adams. J. Afay. L. Walker, J. Rookr, F. Jenisla. D. Hauer. Second row: I). Allen, At. Zaiurskry. Front row: R. Ross, A. Krirn, K. Muck. T. Warren, T. Hell, I). Haffty, D. Carau-ay, I.. Welch. Pi Sigma Nu Pi Sig is new this year They added life to the campus. They helped clean Clifton Gorge And received a citation fur it. This men's literary society Was one of the most actae Of campus organizations. Mr. Moore anil R. Ross hold conserva- tion award. I 29 f wm Each school morning At 7:25 FWM offered Prayer for missionaries. The annual missionary Conference was also Sponsored by Fellowship For IF arid Missions. Many decisions for missions Were made at this time. 130 Sock ’N Buskin Sock ’ V Buskin presented Tuo plays last year. The fall play u as “Cheaper by the Dozen, The spring, 1984. K. Grosh. M. Brewer. R. King. R. Leach, C. Human, J. Stockwell. Front rou : R. Grosh, J. Ashby, J. Tibbeit. R. .Mclnnis, I). Hamilton. 132 Standing: I). t ill, S. Tollman, M. Kapp. K. Johnson, I.. Kytle, I). Seigneur. Sealed: B. Myers, J. Harris, S. Dufford. Miss J. Mackay. Christian Ed. In Action Those interested in expanding Their knowledge of principles Of Christian Ed. were drtiie in this club. 134 Hack rou: R. Coriel I, J. Schafer, ft. Pritchett, ft. Pinkley, M. Schulte, J. Harms. J. Wood, H. Hardy. K. Muck, T. Ctaler, R. Kin ;, ft. Boyd, J. Hooke. Second rou: K. Shubert. f. Crompton. B. Perrin. L. Amstutz. S. Gordey. H. Shambtin, C. Ryan. G. Crider. S. ft afford. R. McGinnes. I.. U'introu.. If. Beitler. First rou : ft. Tillvtson. M. Hartzell, T. l'lu t, S. O'Shell, K. Kunselman, J. Field, Mrs. F. Houelt. Mrs. .V. Bresson, Miss J. Mackay, S. Leiby. Mr. R. McIntosh. Dorm Counselors The dorm counselors hel t They keep the noise down. Many top students Receive this position. 135 Student Education Association Back roic: R. Pcrria, J. Platek. A. Keim. Mr. R. Moore, M. Rirkrn, .. A meet, R. Hartikainen, K. Kunselmnn, I). Cam ), R. Yeater, R. Rmtrrick, P. Orhmcke. ThinI iou P. Sadler. E. Bonnema, K. Mansfield, J. Ashby. -S'. Jones. M. Sprunger, I). Hiller, L. Taylor. I). Morgan, M. Jones. M. Schon- schrek. M. Cannady. C. Simonelli. I. Millikan. J. Harris. R. Miller. Second row: S. Schlechiy. I). Radcliffe. G. Cailiff, J. Field. E. Anderson. P. France, t. Anderson. S. Cearfoss, B. Millikan. R. Baker, I,. Amstutz. M. Curtis, B. Di nar. B. Vincent. C. Hanson. S. O'Shell, C. Lewis. Front rou : C. Sletenson. R. Kauffold. B. Perrin, i . Towle. C. Hare. S. Schwann, S. Empart. I.. Spinks. 1). Simpson. M. Schulte. A . Lewis. L. Campbell. Mrs. E. Em net. Many lop Education men Spoke to the SEA. This group is composed Of prospective teachers. ( 136 Standing: R Reed. K. Coir. R. Roderick. P. Oehmcke. Sitting: I). Walborn. J. Hess. P. France. K. Wagner. S. Leiby. Conservative Club A political organization Stressing the Christian responsibilities Of go ml citizenship. The Conservative Club Seeks to inform students of current affairs And to challenge them To active participation In American democracy. 138 Chafft work on layout . Seated: S. Solomon, I). Hutchison, P. Fiance. I.. Rifjts. S. Drown. I). Wall, I). Chaff e. J. Winston. J. Crefje. Standing: Dr. D. Baumann, J. Phenix, A. Plate. Miracle Staff 139 Riggs. assistant editor. Whispering Cedars I Mr. B. Hurst, J. Platek, S. Solomon, W. Reed. K. Wagner. B. Carlson. J. Snider. U. Ho tan. Editor J. Snider speaks at the flag rally. Whispering Cedars, the student newspaper, A journal of campus events . . . Of student opinion. Printing style u as changed, Going from letterpress To offset. This was favored by Faculty and students alike. Editor elect I). Bush reflects. 140 Mr. W. Riler, W. Sehill, E. Music, D. Pinkley,, J. Barry, D. Launeur. First row C. Taylor, D. Tillotson, M. Reed, N. Price. J. May. I). Thompson. Future Business Associates Future Business Associates Was one of the more inactive clubs. Special speakers were featured At club meetings. Radio Staff Hack row: Mr. P. Cuthany, R. Campbell, M. Jones, G. Taylor, R. Pash by, ,. Waite, T. Warren. .. Welch. T. Morrell. I). Murdoch. First row.J. Phipps. T. Martens. D.Seigneur. J. Stockuell, I.. Taylor. I.. Kytle. G. Richardson. H. Hi tel, J. Skill man. J. Gunlock. C. Brudtkuhl. 141 j_c____________________________________________ a Student Council Standing: M. Harnett, I). Tillotson. J. Snulrr, I). Haffey, I.. Reno, Mr. R. McIntosh. S. Brown, R. Hunter. I.. B elch. Seated: S. Tall- man, R. Millikan. F. Anderson, C. Gierhait. M Brou n. F. Jenista. S. Liby. I). Allen, T. Clater, R. Mclnnit, R. Crosh, M. Hamilton, J. Stockuell. B. Snsder, I). Hiller, C. Stevenson, I. Millikan. I.. Ross. V. .Xorton. L. B alker. Student Council 142 R. Crash, president, prepares agenda. Miissionary Project The council u-rote a new constitution. They provided funds For many activities. Money was earned from Pop and candy machines In the different dorms. They also played host to the OSCC. They sponsor the Mission project. Dr. V. Olson representing last year's mission project of East Pakistan hospital. 143 SPORTS ---:- y CEDRRUILLE COLLEGE Soccer Standing: t. Sichollt. T. Warren. J. Rookc. J. Brou n, R. Corietl. R. Adam. J. Falci, R. Schultz. H. Hillman. D. Tillotson, R. .McKenncy. I). McDonald. Mr. I). Olson. Kneeling: ,M. Wood end. 0. Herrin. T. Du . D. Gregory. M. Trimble. W. Fran- ci . R. Ross.J. Rueck. B. Wo! . At. McCullough, J. Hay. The Jackets finished 8-4-2 after losing The first two games. Handy Ross and Dat e Gregory Lead the scoring with 25 points apiece. Ross was named All-Ohio. This was Coach Dennis Olson's Second year as coach. Scoreboard cc I Dayton 3 Ohio Wesleyan 3 Wilmington 5 Indiana Tech 2 Kenyon 1 Earlham 5 Rerea 3 Denison 9 Malone 3 Rowling Green 3 Toledo 2 Wilberforce 12 Defiance 7 Miami Opp 5 7 3 4 0 6 4 4 0 3 I 1 146 ' • Trimble stop offensae as T. Duff and V. Woodend mow in. 147 Fans natch Jacket action from bleachers behind Williams Hall. I). McDonald dribbles. The game is ready lo begin. 148 149 Practice makes perfect. I) McDonald moves for ball. Fans natch the action. ( 150 Animal scores for the Jackets. H. Ross dribbles. 152 Cross Country Tri-Statr Relay '2nd place Cedarville 26. Ohio Northern 44. Defiance 56 Cedarvillc 21. Wilmington 40 Cedarville 19, Wilmington 36 Mid-Ohio Conference Meet 2nd place Gymnastics 153 154 Team Finishes Strong Lead by All Knott The Jackets won Six of their last eight games. Bringing their record To Twelve wins and thirteen losses. CC scored over 100 points Seven times during the season. Next year all Flayers will be Returning to the Mid-Ohio League. Scoreboard CC Opp- 89 Walsh 69 88 Grace 90 74 Fisk 88 95 Trinity 69 101 Findlay 117 95 Detroit College 101 89 Spring Arbor 97 36 Ashland 74 106 Malone 67 86 W. Va. State 93 102 Concord 106 99 Wilmington 80 105 Findlay 96 57 Defiance 83 76 Malone 78 70 Bluff ton 72 106 Franklin 96 59 Defiance 83 95 Malone 81 86 Rio Grande 83 94 Wilmington 86 93 Bluff ton 83 104 Fisk 102 81 Central State 94 126 Cleveland State 88 155 The strmode for the ball sometimes causes spills. 156 157 158 No Seniors Means A Bright Future 159 A. Knott drives for tu o. 160 Library Moving March This appears in the middle Of basketball because of The lateness of the Announcing of the date. This truly is a day to remember! A Day To Remember 161 Alumni Return To Play The Junior Varsity The alumni. f. Zazurskey shoots over D. Carter. The opening jump. 162 .1 . Zazurskey drives for the basket. Junior Varsity, Next Year’s Varsity I). Carter rebounds. C. Harrow lays ball up. 163 Golf 164 Tennis 165 Volleyball • cc Opp. 16 Antioch 2 15 3 15 Miami Valley 7 15 3 15 Central Stale 6 8 15 16 18 0 Wittenberg 15 10 15 Standing: S'. Hailey. I.. Cooper. f‘. Sadler, C. Ryan. Wissinger, K. Rau, Crable, Stn.J. Moore. Kneeling: J. DuBois. S. Rader. A. Damon, I.. Walker, I.. Shngg, C. Hanson, E. Knott. Women’s Recreation Association Hark row: C. Hanson. J. DulioD. J. Stomatis. '. Wissinger, II. Carlson. C. Collins. I.. Walker. R. Harlikairirn. Second row: Mrs. J Moore. F.. Terrill, K. Donaldson, S. Lathrop. M. Beiller, ,M. Crable. J. Miller. First row: D. Hiller, R. Grant, J. Strychalski, C. Larrick, K. Carter. H. Bennett, C. Wilson. Recreation Balances The Individual As He Steps Forward 167 Girl's Basketball 168 Athletic Banquet 169 Jacket Cheerleaders 170 M. Slechttr, E. Ross. E. Anderson. J. McCann. Varsity Club Concessions at games. Basketball programs These were lu o big projects of VC Initiation was in the fall For all new members. Hack row: D. Caraway. I.. Waite, I). Cooper. I). McDonald. D. Yoder. R. Minier. Front row: R. McDonald. C. Shu felt. T. Duff W. Francis. 1). Ilo fey, T. Carpenter, R. Davit. 171 Baseball Featuring Another stolen base for H. McDonald. Lou- bridge. Double-play ball? 172 G. Shufell for ihr pul out. The pilch. Bauer up. 173 The CC Yellow Jackets Jackets In Action R. Rots in the stretch. Coach Olson in the third base coaching box. C. Shufelt at third. 174 175 R. McKrnney on deck. Track 176 177 THE FINAL STEP YET ONLY A BEGINNING AS EACH STEPS HIGHER 178 SENIORS n CEDRRUILLE COLLEGE 179 Seniors Hr. J. ft ■ • . ft. Smyth. I. Millikan, anil H. Timmons. 180 Eunice Anderson, BS. Elementary Education Janie Ashby, US. Elementary Edueation Walter Ashley, BS. Elementary Education Norman Barnard. BA. Pre-Seminary Bible Phyllis Bancroft, BS. Christian Education Linda Barkley, BS. Elementary Education Bussell Bennett, BA. History Judith Bigelow, BA. English Erieda Bonnema, BS. Elementary Education V. Mark Averitt, BA. Music Mary Becrer, BA. Sociology Jean Brinckerhoff, BA. Spanish 181 Jim Brinckerhoff, BA. History Stephen Brown, BJS. Chemistry Thomas Brown, BA. Pre-Seminary Bible Warren Burns, BA. Music Hugh Campbell Lois Campbell, BJS. Elementary Education Margaret Cannady, B.S. Elementary Education Carol Carr, B.S. Elementary Education Betty Chilton. B.S. Elementary Education John Clark, B.S. El em entary Educa lion James Cornett. B.S. Bust ness A dm in istra t ion Al Crabb. BA. History 182 Ann Damon. B.A. Physical Education Leslie Dillon, BA. Christian Education Darlene Durkee, BA. Sociology Andrew Davis, BA. Richard Davis, B.S. Comprehensive Bible Elementary Education Verna Downs, BS. Elementary Education Janice DuBois, B.S. Secretarial Science Nancy Earles, B.S. Elementary Education George Edwards, BA. Pre-Seminary Bible Dallas Dillon, B.Mus. Church Music Donald Duns tan, BA. English and Physical Edu- cation Sharon Engle, B.S. Elementary Education 183 Gerald Flury, BA. Pre-Seminary Bible William Francis, B.S. El emeu ta ry Education Donna Gisel, B.S. Nursing Dale Foster. BA. Biology George Goodwin Ruth Grant, BS. Biology Ronald Grosh, BA. English Carol Hanson, B.S. Elementary Education Martin Hartzell, BA. Biology James Huy, BA. Linda Healy, B.S. English and Physical Edu- Elementary Education cation Nancie Hcs, BS. Elementary Education 184 John Hess, BJi. Elementary Education Doris Hiller, B.S. Elementary Education Dale Holmes, B.S. General Science Gary Holtz, BJ$. Mathematics Haul Jackson, BA. Pre-Seminary Bible Eunice Johnson, B.S. Physical Education Mertyn Jones, BA. Speech Sandy Jones, BS. Elementary Education Walter Keib, BA. History Kenneth Kunkle, BA. Laurene Kytle, BA. Pre-Seminary Bible Christian Education Douglas Lightly, BA. Pre-Seminary Bible 185 Earl McGuffey, BA. Pre-Seminary Bible Shelby Mayo, BA. Pre-Seminary Bible Irene Millikan, B.S. Elementary Education Kathy Mansfield, B.S. Steve Marshall, BS. Elementary Education and Elementary Education Secretarial Science James K. Miller, B.A. English Linda Miller, B.S. Elementary Education Richard Minier David Nims, B.A. Music Brian Mayfield, BS. Physical Education Bonnie Millikan, BS. Elementary Education Ted Oakley. BS. Elementary Education 186 Philip Olsen, RS. Social Studies Comprehen- sive Darlene Patton, BA. Christian Education Randall Ross, B.S. Physical Education Jerry Oshnrne, RS. Physical Education Richard Pettitt, BA. English and History Lisa Rulison, RS. Elementary Education James Oswald, BA. English Charles Reed, BA. Pre-Seminary Bible and Speech Charles Russell, RA. Comprehensive Bible Karen Patterson, BA. Physical Education Joe Roden, RS. Social Science Paula Sadler, B.S. Elementary Education 187 James Schaeffer, B.S. Elementary Education Richard Schimkus, R.S. General Business Mary Schulte. BS. Elementary Education Joan Schultz, BA. History Pat Scovell. BA. Art and Speech Marilee Seeiver, B.S. Elementary Education Keith Shubert. B.S. Mathematics Donald Shue, B.S. Elementary Education Gary Shufelt. B.S. General Business Jon SkiUman, BA. Speech Perry Skinner, BA. History Beryl Smith, BS. Elementary Education 188 Joe Snider, R.A. English Ellen Snook, II.S. Elementary Education Jim Stockue 11 Daniel Tillotson, R.A. Howard Timmons, R.A. Rusiness Administration Speech Anna Titus. RS. Elementary Education Charles Truxton, R.A. English David Vanderground, R.S. General Rusiness Susan Wells, R.S. Elementary Education Mark Trimble. R.A. Speech Ronald Yeatcr. RS. Elementary Education 189 Graduation 190 u ■ m TMiBunaiiBiwiiJffiOKr • 191 192 In Memoriam Death is just a step . . . Another step upward. “For the Lord himself shall descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel, and the trump of Cod: and the dead in Christ shall rise first: then we which are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the air: and so shall ue ever he with the Lord. I Thessalonians 4:16-17 193 Donley Wright. C lit hero Index To The 1967 Miracle .-1 bernathy, Belly Abrams, Dorothy Abuhl, Barbara Acker, Donald Adams, Bichard Albright. Kathryn Allen, Deane Allen. Robert AUerton. Ronald Ailing. Colleen Amstutz. Lynn Ancel. has Anderson, Eunice Anderson, Lyle Anderson, Margaret Anderson. Olivia Ashby, Janie Ashley. Walter •t ngsburger, Bath Austin, Bonjiles A ostia, Jane Avcrill. Marl; Babcock, Lynne Bailey. Francis Bailey, Nancy Bainl, Judith Baker, Donita Baker, Rebecca Baker. Ronald Bales, Marilyn Bancroft. Phyllis Bare us, Joanna Barkley, Undo Barlow, Jiuxpiclinc Barnard, : onnan Barnhart. Boy Barto. Constance Bauer, David Beaton, Philip Beck, Undo Beerer. Mary B cist line, Harry Beitler, Marilyn Bell. Terry Belloc, Lnrry Bellintani, I juris Bel tie,, Allen Bennett, Beth Bennett, Bussell Benton, Cheri Berry. James Bcrtsehinger. Betty Bigelow, Judith Biller, Tom Billnum. Donald Bixel. Bobert Blaylock. Jim Bobliti, Janice Bohlill, Terry Biuldcn. Da v ill Bodenmiller. Betsy’ Boerlje, Da ru in Bogota y, Michael Boilon. Wa yne Bolen. Paula Bolbitis. Belly Bonnema, Frieda Bonnema. Jan Bonzo, Patricia Booghier. Stephen Bonne. Jeff Borger, Karen Bouersox. Richard Boyd, Dan Bruin. Roger Bra Item, Bobert Braswell, Sylvia Bralka. Donna Braun, Dale Brewer. Margaret Brickerhoff, James Brock. Janice Brock, Lynn Bmwer, Daniel Brown. Jon Brown. .Martha L Broun. Martha V. Brou n, Stanley Brown. Stephen Brou n, Thomas Brudtkuhi, Charles Buchaium, Karen Buckle. Marian Burns. Dennis Bums, Warren Bush. Deborah Butcher, Preston Butler, Valeria Byers, Ronald Cady. Audrey Cagu in, Daniel Caguin, Raymond Cagu in, Rebecca Call. Alan Camp. Dennis Campbell. Hugh Campbell. Jerr Campbell, bus Campbell, Bolwrt Canitady, Margaret Caraway. Daniel Carlson, Beverly Carmcan, Bobert ('or) ten ter, Timothy Carr. Boy Carter, Katin Cariner. Cindy Cartner, Kathy Case. James Causey. Mark Cawood, Susan Ceurfoss. Sharon Chaffe, Dianne Chandler, Herman Chilton, Belt ('humbler. David Cianfrani, Carmen Clark, Carolyn Clark. John Clater, Theodore Clay pool. Kenneth Cleekner, Barbara Cole. Kenneth Collins. Chcrrill Comstock, Faith Conanl, Joy Co mint, Virginia Connell, William Constant. Harold Cook, Roger C.ooper, Dolores Cooper, Donald Cooper. Cwytha Copella, Theodore Colder. Samira Coolie. Julia Coriell. Bo mi hi Cosgruy. Bobert Couriot. Annum! Crubh. Al Crompton, Dennis Crumpton, Michael Crumpton. Roger Crider, Clemla Crum. Jiulilh Ciillev, l.imla Cummings, Marsha Curcio, Charles Curtis, Mary Jam’ Cypher, Richard Daub. Donna Damon, Ann Darrow. Gary Daubert, Russell Davis. Andrew Davis, James Davis. Kathryn Davis. Richard Decker, Bebekali DeDario. James dcOUveira. Ijiiz DePuy. Dianna Denar. Barbara Dicrken. Emily Dillon, Dallas Dillon. Ia’s Dillevson, Barbara Donahue, Robert Donaldson, Karen Downs, Verna Draxler, David DuBois, Janice Duff. Thomas DuJJic. Brenda Dafford. Shirley Dunn, Domaris Dunstan. Donald Durall. Nordica Durkce, Darlene Earles. Nancy Fckarl. Cynthia Edmislon, David Edwards. Ronald Fichelberger, h’lond Eichclberger. Marion F.hlridge. Elaine Elmore. Main belli Empet. Sara Endicolt. Connie Engle, Sharon Enlcnman. Emily Entner. Paul Estep, Gary Eury, Sylvia Falci, John Eawley, Jean Felten. Charlene Fenton, Stephen Fuller, Davie Field. Jennifer Field, Ixuiru Finkbeiner, Carol Finley. Bess Finley, Gordon Fislier, Jim Fitch, Darlene Fletcher, John Flynn, Elizabeth Falkmann, Waller Fonlktod, Beverly Foulkrod. Tom Faurman, Nancy F'ox, Loris France, Patricia Francis, William French. Dennis French, Gerald French. Shirley Frier!rich, Paul Cajfncr, David Cunschow. Ann Gardiner. Elizabeth Cariss, Hnnultl Carlock, Undo Galhany. Andrew Catlijf Gail Cauwitz. Don C id Icy, David Cierhart, Clemla Gillemcaler, (Benda Cisel, Donna Goodman. John Goodwin. George Gordey, Sonya Got hard. Rebecca Golticals, Douglas Gould. Jonathan Cruble, Mary Graham. John Graham. Sliaron Grant, Ruth Greene, Bay Greenwood. Thomas Grtgg. Julia Gregory, Joseph Cresse. Martin Criffcs. Eunice Griffis. Darry Cromacki, Gloria Crash. Barbara Crash. Bomild Grunert, Robert Cunlock. James Guthrie. Deborah Guthrie, Koiuiie Haffey. David Halmlcn. Lee Hull. Floyd Hamilton. Donna Hamilton, Louis Hamilton, Michael Hamilton, William Hammer. Arnold Hammond, Michael Hnmlyside. David Hansmann. Paul Hanson, ('oral Hardy. Ruth Hare, ('oral Hare. Evelyn Harman. Ilcbaru llar tcr, Nancy Harris, Jane Hartikaincn. Bulb Hartman, Tyler HartzcU. Martin Haselline, Daniel Hatton. Alice Hay, James Hays, Eilward Hcinzc, Geraldine Heitlreth, Kirk Henderson. Thomas Hendrickson, Bose Herrin, B. Gary Heru ig, John lies, Naiwie IIester. Sherrill Hiss, Jane Hiss, John Ilctrick. Sally I lever. Raymond Higdon, Dona It I Hiller. Doris Hirschy, Judith II ocken berry. Dm ill Hoffman, l.ind i Hoffman. Robert F. Hoffman, Robert J. Hogan, Donna Homerby, Ferry Hollouay, Joseph Holmes. Dale Holtz, Cary llonum, Carolyn Hopkins. Donna Hopper. Ernest Howard, Undo Hoyvr, Barbam Hubbard, Cathy Hnebner. June Hull. Charles Hull. David llults. Eunice Hume. James Humphrey. Ronald Hunter. Robert Hunter, Sharon Huntley. Kathryn Hurt!, Sharon Hutchison. Dianna I nr in, Marilyn Ison, Robic Jackson. Foul Jarrell, Kenneth Jefferies. Linda Jefferies. William Jenista, Frank Jenista. Ruth Jensen. Val Jeremiah. James Jertberg. Timothy Johnson, Elaine Johnson. Eunice Johnson, Katin Johnson, Stephen Johnson. Tom Jones, David Jones, Mary Jones, Merlyn Jones. Paul Jones, Sandy Jones. Verna Jordan, Rarbam Kidder. Carolyn Kanengieter, Rosalie Kapp, Marian Kauffold. Ruth Keib. Donna Kcib. Walter Keim. Alan Kelley. Samuel Kensil, Barbara Kcvcr. Janet Kilkit, Robert Kincannon, Donna King, Maureen King, Robert Kinniburgli. Daniel Kinlz, Michael Kirchner, Davit! Kirchner, Dennis Kishpttugh, Jo Anne Klein. George Kleymccr, Joy Klomparcns, Ruth Knott, Allen Knoll, Eileen Kogler. Arthur Kunkle, Kenneth Kunselman, Karen Kytlc, Laurene Lacey. Daniel Dir rick, Carlene Dithmp, Samira Diuener, Dale Diutl. I'ina Dnvhcad, Fat Diyner. Clifford Ijeaeh, Roger D-aplinc. Nancy Leasure, Foul D‘c, John Leiby, Stephen Lepine. Barbara D-scure, Lynn Lewis, Carol Lewis. Nancy Liechly, Daniel Ughliy. Douglas Uoyd, Kathleen D bcl, Carol Dmg, Wayne Longcorc. Theresa Dicas, Sandra Dicius. Robert Lyon. Warren Maitlmcnl, Lee Malnvttmm, Janet Mansfield. Kathy Mansker. Famela Marchbanks, Da vena Marsh. Lynnetle Marshall, Dennis Marshall, Steven Martens. Ted Marlin, Janis Martinez. Dipe Ma y. John McCann. Judy McCullough, Michael McDonald. Becky McDoiudd, Bruce McDonald, David McGee. Catherine McGhee. Kenneth McGillivmy. John McGinnis, Thomas McGuffey, Etirl Mclnncs. Bobbi McIntyre. Ruth McKcnncy, Roger McKnighl, Rick McVey. Bill Mellish. Roiviltl Merz. Kathryn Metzger, Narine Meyer, Mann Meyers, Belly Millartl, Lintla Miller, Alice Miller. Barham Miller. James E. Miller. James R. Miller. Janice Miller. Joyce Miller. IJiula Miller. Friscillu Miller. Rtdierla Millikan, Bonnie Milliktm. Irene Mills. Robert Minier, Carolyn Minier, Richatd Mitchell, Charles Mitchell. Dda Mitchell. Marilyn Mitchell. Richard Mogle. Claire Monroe, Beverly Moore, Harold Moore, Joyxx- (Mrs.) Moorman, Alice Morgeat, Carol Morgan, Donna Morrell. Thomas Moseley. Beverly Molt. Shirley Matter, Jerome Mozingo. Edgar Muck, Kenneth Muirhmd, Margaret Mulford. Arlan Murdoch. David Murdoch, Ruth Muqrhy, Colccn Music, Ernest Myers. James Nash. Charlotte Neal, Donna Nelson, Daniel Nelson, Dennis Nelson, Karen Nevill, Dan Nichols. Ken Nichols, Marlene Nichols. Penny Nims. David Norris. Maynard Norton. Nancy Oakley, Tetl Oelimcke. Feter Ogrodoivski, Joseph O'Keefe. Elizaltclh O Keefe, James Olsen, FretI Olsen. Philip ( )lsen, Sam Osborn. Jerry O'Shell. Constance O'Shell, Suzanne Osinuga, Emmanuel Ostrander, Albert Osuttld. James Overboil, Kenneth Packard. Calvin Fainter, Douglas Fa te, Sue Farr, Jeffrey Fashby. Roger Fatten, Carol Patterson. Karen Pauling, Susan Fercim. Robert Perrin, Bonnie Festcl. Gary Pel till. Richard Pctlilt. Warren Fhenix. Janet Phillips, Edith Phipps. James Phipps, Terry Pinkley, Dale Plate, Alberta Platek, Joseph Podluiski, Lynn Pollard. Dinny PowellGregory Powley, Robert Prentice, lurry Pressnell, Jerry Price. Dan Pr ice. Ncdra Price. Wilbur Prindle, Priscilla Pritchett. Dale Pugh, Lawrence Pysarchyk. Martha Radcliff, Larry Rtulcliffc. Diana Rader. Rebecca Rader, Suzanne Rakes, David Ramsey, Roy Rand, Effte Rau. Karen Ray. Susan licet I. Charles Real, Mary Reed. Stcfrhcn Reed, W illiarn Reetler, John Reese, Betty licitn. Judith Rejiesler, James Renner, Jill Reno. Dtrcn Richardson, Gerald Richardson. Lawrence Rieken, Marlene Riggs, Unda llisko, Jeanne Rock. Sylvia Rockwell, David Rockwell. George Roden, Joe Roderick, Richard Rodriguez. Ruth Roe, Cathy Rohm, Robert Hooke, John Rose. Bonnie Ross, Elizabeth Ross. Rarulall Rolhu cll. Susan Ranch. Deborah Riulcr, Esther Rudig. Rebecca Rueck. John Runurge, Lois Rushlou , Ronald Russell, Adrienne Russell, Charles Russell, Sandy Ryan, Colleen Sadler, Paula Saemencs, Joyce Satterblom, Sheryl Schaeffer, James Schafer, John Schill. W illiarn Schimkus. Richard Schisler, Roy Schlechty, Sandra Schniedcr. John Schonschcck. Marlene Schulte. Elaine Schulte, Mary Schultz. Joan Schultz, Robert 196 Schui, Man■ Sehwarm, Sharon Scot I, Carol Scott. Stephen Scovcll. Cot Seaman, James Sears, Coll Sccuer. Morilee Seigneur, Dean Senscncv. Philip Shamblin. Rebecca Shaq), Rebecca Shearer. Hymn Slmbert. Jerry Shubert. Keith Shlifeli, Gary Shuler, Arthur Simonelli, Carol Simpson. Donna Skillnum. Jon Sleiehter, Mary Smart, Morula Smelser, Edwartl Smith. Beryl Smith. Dan Smith. Michael Smith, William Sniilcr, Joe Snook, Ellen Snyder, Bruce Snyder, Stephen Solomon, Sheila Soulhuell. David Spencer, Kathy Spcnecr. Philip Spinks. Undo Sprunger. Marcia Stomatis. Jiulilh Stanbery. Maxine Steinberg, Susan Stevens, Daniel Stevenson. Connie Slvicarl, Carol Stewart. Gwendolyn Sunk, Walter Slocktvell. James Stout, Roger Slnrhidski. Jo Sin ker, 'l ira Statesman, Ixmise Stulznum. Ronald Swan. Susan Swartzs. Tange Sweeney. Adrian Tollman, Sharon Tanner, Ijela 'Taylor. Cary Taylor. Laura Taylor. IJiuki Taylor. Rieluird Taylor. Steve ‘Terrill. Evelyn Thonuis, George Thompson. Dale Thompson, Jerry Thorne. Susan Tibbetl, Jane Tillotson, Daniel Timmons. Howard Titus, Rick Tompkins, Gail Towle, Nancy Treat, Kenneth Trimble. Mark Tripp, William Trumphour, Mary TrunneH, David Truxton. Cluirles 'Tulloeh. George Turner. Virginia I lulencood. Norman Vandergmund, David Vaiulcrgrinuul. Jim Viiwenl, Beverly Vlug. Terra ruv Vo taw, Robert Wagner. Karolyn Wagner. Keith Waite, Larry Wakeley. Janice Walbom, Daniel Walker. Kathleen Walker, Islam! Walker. Ijois Wall. David Wallis, Nelson Waist rum. Ann Waltz. JoAnn Ward. Diaiui Warnken. Estelle Warren. Timothy Watson. John Watson. Nola Welch. Ijorcn Wells. Susan Werner. Rolterl Wessel, l.viula West, Clatulia Whaltoff, Bob Whetstone. Jerry Whipple. Ellen While. Keith While. Martha Whitmire, James Whitney, Ixsdi W''ilkius, Charles Williams, David Williams. Patricia Willis. Pamela Wilson. Cheryl Wilson. Mike Wing. Tu ila Winston. Jail v Winirou.. Undo Wissinger, Pal Wolford. Michael Wood, Joyce Woodcnd. Michael Work. Dale Wright. DavitI Wright, Homer Wright, Leroy Wyst, Vera Yeater, Ron Yoder. Douglas Yoder. Terence Young, Jefferson Zazurskey. Michael Zerbe. Sheryl Zickefoose, Cynthia Zinn. George Thanks To Those 198 Who Advertise ADS 199 Congratulations To The Class of ’67 EICHMANS APPLIANCE 82 West Main Street Xenia, Ohio ADAIR'S FINE FURNITURE Xenia, Ohio “Worth A Trip to Xenia CEDARVILLE VARIETY STORE Clothes and Gifts for the Family N. Main Street, Cedarville, Ohio HILLTOP SERVICE STATION George Gordon Cedarville, Ohio HURLEY'S FLORIST 544 W. Main St. Xenia, Ohio HOME FURNITURE 84 East Main Street Xenia, Ohio THE HARVARD 27 W. High Springfield, Ohio JAMES SUPER MARKET 52 East Market Street Xenia, Ohio HITCHCOCK'S JEWELRY STORE 68 South Detroit Street Xenia. Ohio BEREAN CHURCH AND HOOK SUPPLIES 53 South Detroit Xenia, Ohio DEL ABAR HARDWARE 46 South Detroit Xenia. -372-0581 CHERRY'S FURNISHINGS 56 West Main Street Xenia, -372-3579 XENIA GAZETTE Growing with all Green County CARRIAGE HOUSE RESTAURANT 37 West Main Street Xenia, Ohio BAND BOX MUSIC STORE 57 West Main Street Xenia — Fairborn THE CARD SHOP Hallmark Cards and Gifts 17 East Main Street DAUM AND SON III South Detroit Street 362-5231 ROCERS JEWELERS 37 East Main Street Xenia. Ohio-372-7681 MODERN SHOE REPAIR SHOP 53 West Main Xenia, Ohio NI ISON — BONE FLORISTS 68 West Main Street Xenia. 372-1211 FAMOUS AUTO SUPPLY Sporting Goods 372-4071—64 E. Main CENTRAL BARBER SHOP 54 East Main Street Phil — Don — Ron SHERWIN WILLIAMS 26 N. Detroit Xenia — 372-6083 McDORMAN'S MEN CLOTHING 24 South Detroit Xenia, Ohio LITT BROTHERS 25 East Main Street Xenia, Ohio TIFFANY JEWELRY STORE 20 South Detroit Street Xenia. 372-3161 SMITH'S BAKERY The Man Who Kneads the Dough.' 78 West Muin —Xenia. Ohio 200 Miami Deposit Bank Full Banking Services Two Offices Located At Ccdarville, Ohio And Yellow Springs, Ohio Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 201 • � l� Vt CC.V' � «D «C IMCIUA� '-. «� P H-Oo. « C.. «C3. W.S. «.«il On� , Pci'S'Cc. ISC. Pepsi-Cola cold beats any cola cold! 'v Drink Pepsi cokj-the colder the better. Pepsi Cola's taste was created for the cold. That special Pepsi taste comes alive in the cold. Drenching, quenching taste that never gives out before your thirst gives in. Pepsi pours it on! Taste that beats the others cold... Pepsi pours it on! 202 Bottled under appointment from PepsiCo, Inc., N.Y., N.Y By Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Springfield, Ohio BEST WAY TO EAT... YOUR CAR! BIGBOY Temple Baptist Church II. K. Garland, Pastor Congratulations to the Class of 1967! Services Bible School Morning Worship Training Union Evening Worship Mid-week Service “A Christ-Centei 9:45 AM. 10:45 A.M. 6:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. ed Education Lincoln, Nebraska May God Bless You Class of 1967 I Cor. 13:12 The Miracle Staff 203 ________I First Fairfield Baptist Church Baptist Church Second and Clark Streets Pasco, Washington Thurston, Ohio 43157 Rev. Elvon Nelson, Pastor D. D. Canterbury, pastor Bv. i U V ” • 32 EAST ST L- V ■ ,.CEDARVILLE OHIO 'ONE STOP BUILDING CENTER' Compliments of the Cedarville Lumber Co. Phone 766-2611 Support Student Body Project 204 Our Sinccrcst Regards to Cedarville College Morris Bean Company producers of high quality Aluminum and Ductile Iron castings Plants in Yellow Springs and Cedarville, Ohio The plant pictured above, located in Cedarville, Ohio is one of the world’s most important sources of tire mold castings used by all the major rubber companies. Grace Baptist Church CedarviUe. Ohio Bible School 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Youth Groups 6:00 P.M. Evening Service 7:00 P.M. Wednesday Evening Prayer Service 7:00 P.M. William Broughton. Pastor Serving Ccdarville College and Community for Christ FROM THE M� 206 First Baptist Church Anderson Park Hackensack. NJ. Congratulations to The Class of 1967 When in Cleveland, visit Euclid-Nottingham Baptist Church 18901 Lake Shore Blvd. Euclid. Ohio 44119 Joseph M. Stowell, M.A.: D.D. Pastor Charles S. Wilkes, M.S. Minister of Music Lawrence G. Fet .er, Th. M. Youth Director “We Believe in Cedarville's Ministry” Rev. Wilbur C. Ruoke, Pastor Silvis Heights First Baptist Church Middle Hoad and Tenth Avenue Silvi� Heights. Silvi� . Illinoi� Gordon II. Perry Pastor Baptist Church Sunday 9:30 Sunday School 10:30: Morning Worship 6:00 Baptist Youth Fellowship 7:00 Evening Gospel Service Tuesday 6:00 Junior Choir Practice 7:00 Senior Young People � Bible Study Wednesday 7:00 Midweek Bible Study and Prayer 8:00 Adult Choir Practice Continue of LaSalle. Illinois Greets and Congratulates Cedarville College —And The Graduating Class “Holding Forth The Word of Life! Visit Our Church In The Heart Of The Illinois Valley Sunday Services. 9:30 AM 10:45 AM. 7:30 PM “Holding forth thr Umd of lift: that I may rejoice in the day of Christ Phil. 2:16 Third And Gooding Streets Roy F. Gibb� , Pastor 207 A Warm Clirintiun Welcome Await You At First Baptist Church Comer of Third Ave. ami I-ocust Callipolis. Ohio Bible School 9:30 AM Morning Worship 10:30 AM Evening Service 7:30 PM Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:30 PM Riverside Baptist Church S. Jasper K. Cleveland Sts. Decatur. Illinois 62325 M. Donald Currey Pastor Sunday Services 9:30 AM Sunday School 10:43 AM Momine Worship 6:00 PM Youth Groups 7:00 PM Evening Worship Wednesday — 7:30 PM Prayer Meeting First Baptist Church Duller. Pa. Ralph Burns, Pastor The Church home of Ron Allerton Marty Hartzell Dan Haseltine James Whitmire First Baptist Church Pana. Illinois Albert Bust. Pastor Sunday School 9:00 AM Morning W orship 10:00 AM Study and Youth Groups 6:30 PM Evening Service 7:30 PM Mid-Week Service — Wed. 7:30 PM Holding forth the word of life Phil. 2:16 208 The Lord’s Blessings On You, Class of 1967 Berea Baptist Church 250 West Street, Berea, Ohio Earl V. Willetts. Pastor You Arc Cordially Invited to Attend Our: Bible School at.............................9:30 AM Youth Hour at...................................5:45 PM Morning Worship at.........................10:45 AM Evening Worship at..............................7:00 PM Wednesday Prayer Meeting at 7:30 PM In Fellowship With tlu General Association of Regular Baptist Churches University Heights Baptist Church 2200 East Hanna Avenue K. Wilson Wahl. Indianapolis. Indiana Pastor “Holding Fast the Faithful Word” Titus 1:9 209 Congratulations to the Class of '67 Cedarville College Bookstore Student Supply Center Bernice Mick, Manager When in Madison. Wisconsin, area worship with us . . . Memorial Baptist Church 201 S. Main Street, Verona. Wineonnin 33393 Charles K. I)inwiilalir. Jr., Pastor Verona is loealed only 5 miles SW of I he Madison hellline, on U.S. Highways 18 I 5 I Sunday� 9:45 AM Bible School 10:45 AM .Morning Worship 6:45 I'M Youth Meetings 7:30 I’M Evening Service Wednesday� 7:30 I’M Midweek Prayer Service Dinnen’s Sohio Service Batteries Lubrication Wrecker Service Myron Dinnen. Proprietor Cummings Chevrolet Sales and Service Telephone 766-2381 CedarviUe, Ohio Walter Cum ini ups Owner Sam Lcmaster C.enrnil M;«n.«r Grandview Park Baptist Church 1701 East 33rd Street Des Moines. Iowa iternie Payne Velma (ieorge Interim Pastor Cliureh Secretary “Congratulations to the class of 1967 Cedarville Feed Grain Grain. Feed, Seed. Coal, Salt Wool, Fertilizer Builders Supplies and Fencing Cnlirvillr, Otii� IMi.mr 766-2021 Neiffer’s Shell Service ('rdar illc. Ohio 766-3711 “Pleasing you —Pleases ns Motor Tune-up Skilled Mechanic It rake Service Wheel Italancinic Tire Haiti-ric� W inter Starter Service Auto Kr pairing Mufflers Tail l i| c! 211 You Arc invited to Attend Chic’s Barbershop CodarviBe. Ohio Emmanuel Baptist Church 5016 Broadway Lorain, Ohio Juntos F. Denham, I’uslor Two Chair —Air Conditioned Hour Monday. Tuesday —8 A.M.-5 P.M. Thursday-8 A M-5 P.M. Friday-8 A M-6 P.M. Saturday —8 A.M.-5 P.M. SERVICES Sunday School.............................. Momina Worship............................. Youth Fellowship........................... Evening Service............................ Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study........... Our Students ut Cedarvillc - Kathy Mansfield Judy Raird Immanuel The Family Church' First Baptist Church .9:30 AM 10:30 AM .6:00 PM . 7:00 P.M • 7:00 PM Baptist Church 602 Illinois Avenue MrDonahl. Ohio 9:30 AM — Sunday School 10:30 AM — Morning Worship 6:30 PM — Family Study Hour 7:30 PM — Evening Service Midweek Service. Wednesday 7:30 Arcanum. Ohio Warren W. Allen Pastor Sunday School..........................................9:30 A.M. Morning Service.......................................10:30 A.M. Youth Meetings.........................................6:00 P.M. Evening Service........................................7:00 P.M. Wednesday Evening.................................7:00 P.M. J. E. Berkley, Jr., Pastor 444 Indiana Ave. LIGHT IN DARKE COUNTY 212 Cedarville Hardware Progressive Hardware Service 766-1941 For Your Best Deal in Electrical Appliances First Baptist Church “Proclaiming the Bible as it is for men as they are.” Five youth groups; eight graded choirs; radio broadcast; missionary program; adult Christian training; Inspiration Please (telephone ministry). Main at Lawrence Mishawaka. Indiana Sunday School Morning Worship Evening Worship Victory Hour (W'ed.) 9:25 A.M. 10:30 A.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. Eugene Sherrill. Christian Education Kcnn Sanders, Youth Philip Blyker, Music Rev. Roy G. Hamman, D.D. Pastor 213 Berean Baptist Church 7SI % . Maumee Si. Adrian. Michigan Myron 1.. illiums, I'anlor Congratulation� to the net alumni of 1967 from the new Grace Baptist Church of Westlake at its new location 23096 Center Ridge Road Westlake. Ohio Pastor Douglas H. Couch Calvary Baptist Church 700 Burton Street S.K. Grand Kapids. Michigan 49507 Euclid Avenue Baptist Church Gtrain. Ohio Verne L. Dunham. Pastor A Friendly Family Felton ship Ph: 288-8209 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 12.1 W. I.ibrrty Street. Mrdiiia. Ohio Pastor R. Kenneth Smelser Welcome In the heart of Medina with Medina on its heart. Big Wheel Restaurant N. Main Cedarville. Ohio Phone; 766-1220 Enjoy Your Food in the Fustic Atmosphere of the Hia Wheel For all your quality meat and {grocery needs Cedarville Locker 39 Main Street Phone 766-1 I II John Donley Gas Oil 293 South Main Street “First quality products only” “Lowest gas prices in town” 2)4 Leach Quick Wash 24-Hour Self-Service “James” Rexall Store Odar ville, Ohio K. Xenia Si reel Behind Firehouse Phone 766-5186 Cedarville. Ohio 42 N. Main Phone 766-1771 The Criterion Camera Shop 34 Main Street Xenia. Ohio Phone 372-1469 Xenia. Ohio Men's Clothing And Furnishings Varsity Town —Arrow MacGregor—Stetson Palm Reach Chaplin Cleaners Xenia Office Supplies Laundry Service Cleaning Shoe Repair Phone 766-3871 Cedarville. Ohio 61 (� recn Street Xenia. Ohio 372-2381 “For All Your School Needs Calvary Baptist Church (lndr|MMident) 1264 Kensington Ave. Buffalo. N Y. 14215 Dale Fislicr, Pastor Brakell’s Laundromat To preach Christ MORE CLEARLY That we might love Him MORE DEARLY And follow Him MORE NEARLY 71 North Main Cedarville. Ohio 215 TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH Gallia Street at Waller Portsmouth. Ohio Oli� It. Holme� , D.D., Pastor SUNDAY SERVICES Sunday School 9: IS AM Training Union Morning Worship 10:30 AM Evangelistic Service Radio Broadcasts — W NXT. Portsmouth. AM 1260 krl .md EM i99.3 met Sunday. 10:30 AM and 9:30 PM WEDNESDAY Hour of Power-7:30 PM “The Whole Bible for the Whole Family” Sincere Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 6:30 PM 7:30 PM FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Franci� A. Crown, Pa� tor Crest on. Iowa “Speaking the Truth in Love God's best to the People at Cedarville and to all alumni Now meeting in educational unit of this proposed building. BLESSED HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH 315 Kensington Mace. Springfield. Ohio 9:00 Sunday School 10:15 Morning Worship 6:00 Youth («roups 7:00 Evening Service Midweek Prayer Hour 7:00 Wednesday Kenneth L. Andrus, Pastor FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Galion. Ohio Rev. Wilfred Booth 216 217 Braun’s Jewelers Registered Jewelers American Gem Society 22 N. Detroit Si. Xenia. Ohio “An Education in Diamonds and Gems Awaits You Ask to sec our collection of Fluorescent Blue Diamonds Omega— Rolex —Accutron—Bulova Watches Fine Kc| air Work Diamond Selling Milan Baptist Church The I-T Pizza Stop in and have lunch with u Pizza Menu Cheese V Small .85 13' Large 1.75 Sausage 1.00 2.00 Mushroom 1.00 2.00 Pcpperoni Anchovy 1.10 2.25 1.00 2.00 Olive 1.10 2.25 Hamburger 1.00 2.00 Diced Ham 1.10 2.25 Sausage Mushroom 1.15 2.25 Sausage Pcpperoni 1.25 2.40 Sausage Pep- pi-roni Mushroom 1.35 2.65 l-T Special 1.45 2.90 Hours Daily II A.M—12 P.M. Except Fri. till 1 A.M. Sat. till 2 A.M. Sun. 12-12 Closed Wed. Phone 372-3587 Broastcd Chicken 13() East Main St. Xenia. Ohio 31 Ferinan Street Milan. Michigan Sunday Bible School...........................10:00 A.M. Morning Worship........................11:00 A.M. Evening Worshi|.........................7:30 P.M. Wednesday Prayer Praise Service 7:30 P.M. Complete youth activities for all young people Supervised nursery facilities ALW AYS A HEARTY WELCOME Rev. Blake Hunt. Pastor O. ri Cedarville Super Valu First Baptist Church Kasson. Minnesota Preaching the Whole Council of the Word of God “Congratulations to the Class of 1967” Richard Johnson. Pastor . . . Class of’59 Meats Produce Groceries Phone 766-1201 Cedarville Ohio Beal's Department Store Gift hems Clothing and Shoes S. Main Street Cedarville. Ohio Phone 766-5362 218 Congratulations to the class of '67 from tin- Student Council Host of the OSCC President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Officers Ron Grosli Mike Hamilton Bobbi Mclnnis Ted ('later Your Student Government HADDON HEIGHTS BAPTIST CHURCH Third and Station Avenues Haddon Heights. New Jersey Dr. K. W. Masteller, Pastor Holding forth the Word of Life” Rev. F. I). Henzler, Ass't. Pustor 220 Congratulations to the Class of '67 Cedar Hill Baptist Church 12601 Cedar Hoad Cleveland Heights, Ohio 44106 Rev. John C. Balyo, Pastor ATTENDING CEDARVILLE FROM CEDAR HIM. Beth Bennett Cheryl Wilson David Vanderground Gary Darrow James Vanderground Debbie Rouch Lois K. Campbell CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH COVINGTON, KENTUCKY Warren W. Wiersbe, D.D., Pastor •TEACHING THE WHOLE BIBLE •MINISTERING TO THE WHOLE FAMILY Calvary Baptist Church i the home of the Whole Bible Study Course” developed by Dr. I). B. Kastep. who pastured the church for thirty-five years. The course lakes the student through the Bible, Iwwik by book and chapter by chapter in seven years. Calvary Book Room, the literature ministry of the church, publishes and distributes mic-to-the-Bible literature across live world. Write for frrr information and book list. Editor’s Thoughts . . . Many hours have none into the Miracle. Changes in the procedure have been several. First, the book has been put under the supervision of the publications committee and a new advisor has been appointed. Mucli more responsi- bility has been placed on the editor and student staff. The book lias been enlarged anti new ideas have been im- plemented to make the 1967 Miracle the best ever. Many people were involved in the production of the book who are not listed or pictured on the staff pages. I want to thank these people for their advice and help. Also a special thanks to Dr. Baumann for his help and sugges- tions on the book, to student council for my scholarship, and to Gary Pestel for his many hours of work in the darkroom. It is my hope that each year the Miracle will step forward and become bigger and better along with the school it represents. - . - - • - 'V CEDR RUILLE COLLEGE Steve 222 i -