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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1969 volume:

' f JLOpJLA, JjUs j£c S THE 1969 MIRACLE Dianna Hutchison ... Editor Becky Hanthorn ... Ass’t. Editor Dr. Donald Baumann ... Advisor CEDARVILLE COLLEGE CEDARVILLE, OHIO J PEOPLE ARE OF GOD To feci, to think, to strive, to do, to be this is life ... and yet how shallow is this without purpose— without direction. For some, that purpose is wealth, fame for some it is education, knowledge for some it is freedom, peace for some it is social justice, religion. But how very few find life through a Person. A Person who died that we might live, who went to hell that we might go to heaven, who suffered doubt, hatred, anger, revenge, greed, that we might enjoy love, joy, gentleness, faith, and peace. Oh that we might live for Him that others, too. may Find true purpose in life ... In small recognition of what He has done for each of us, we dedicate this 1969 Miracle, as well as our lives, to Jesus Christ. 3 J College life is more than the experiences we have. It seems to thrive on the people we meet . . . the scholar, the clown, the politician, the adviser, the lover, the friend. I uch shares a moment of our life and for that moment discloses some fragment ol himself his moods his thoughts his spirit his action his vision At C'cdarville College, this sharing of ourselves becomes something extra special. the Joy of a full mailbox the embarrassment of a spilled lunch the water lights and demerits the wonder of a sunny day the laughter of a friend . . . these are our moods. leaving for quarter break Mr. Murdoch's blue books an unannounced quiz no class the sleepy eyelids . . . these are our thoughts. the smile of a homecoming beauty training meals and early hours a basketball championship, almost laryngitis and red hands the thrill of being at CC . . . this is our spirit. the pinching of pennies the rivalry of clubs leaving Student Council at 9:00 P.M. the burning of midnight oil the excitement of belonging . . . this is our action. sharing with someone the love of Christ pray ing with your roommate apologizing to a friend an all-night hymn sing . . . striv ing to be like Christ . . . this is our vision. 4 Dianna Hutchison MOODS ... pg. 40 SPIRIT ... pg. 128 THOUGHTS ... pg. 98 ACTION ... pg. 146 VISION ... pg. 168 THESE ARE OUR MOODS fy.V : : THESE ARE OUR THOUGHTS 8 9 10 THIS IS OUR ACTION 12 15 17 18 19 ♦ THE FIRST FEW WEEKS. . . the action of a soccer game, a fighting goalie, a disgusting moment. the horror of Varsity C Initiation. Cedarvillc weather 20 21 77 24 the sad times . . . a disagreement, an Exeedrin headache—the teachers have them too. a boring class, candles, no couples, family style the happy times . . . playing the know-it-all , walking with your best girl, the revamping of the Ad building, a clowning teacher and coach, talking to the Dean—without a demerit or a warning . . . 25 i THE FIRST FEW MONTHS . . . the banquet leasts, a “talented clown, vespers 27 the faculty basketball team? beating Defiance, the fast play, nian-to-man defense 28 the fright of giving blood, the thoughtful mind, the “free mind, the inquiring mind 31 the final cram, the missionary— a real person. Miss Malmstrom. the millionth report, the joy of fellowship, the teaching experience. the professors the wonder of the Bible’s truth. Mr. Crotts, the missionary conference, the light that shines, dreaming of past days, the heart that sings 33 a rewarding Bible study, a pensive moment at the Jackets game, feeling the love of a dedicated man. Bill Sands, the tense moment of crowning a queen. writing notes in class, the concentration of the lib study (?), the Irish charm of the operetta, a lovely spring day . . . 34 35 a determined flower girl from die spring play, stuffing yourself at an all-school banquet. the athletic “laurels the “dunked dean and a revengeful (?)wifc, totaling a junker with frustration hits, sociology classes by the tree . . . 36 37 [v� VTOH 38 the last days . . . the junior-senior banquet, the late hours, water lights, the search for knowledge culminates in graduation. The 1969 graduating class found June 17 a day of joy, tears, honors, prayers, congratulations, speeches, friends, packing, best wishes, goodbyes, and unknown beginnings. Pictured at far left is C olonel William Goldie receiving an honorary degree: at left, the graduation speaker. Pastor Warren Wicrsbc. 39 MOODS the joy of a full mailbox the embarrassment of a spilled lunch the water fights and demerits the wonder of a sunny day the laughter of a friend . . . these are our moods. 40 41 FRESHMEN The Freshman Life Is One of Discipline. Pictured below are the freshman class officers: Denise Walters. St. Council Rep.; Mike Wilhite. Chaplain; Chip McDaniel, Pres.; Tim Kline. St. Council Rep.; Mr. Green- wood, Adviser; Ralph Perkins. V.-Prcs.; Dianne Kemp. Secretary. The treasurer. Bill Hoffman, is not pictured. 42 Jo Anna Adams Dayton, O. Robert Austin New Milford. N J. Margaret Beck Oswego. N.Y. Linda Betts Wellington. O. Nancy Addlcman Hillsdale. Mich. Judith Baker Schenectady, N.Y. Phyllis Beck Icy Hamburg. N.Y. Pamela Betts Dorsey. III. Kathy Aldrich Ithaca, N.Y. Rodney Baker Cardington, O. Mary Beitz Rebecca Bittner Checktowaga. N.Y. Tacoma, Wash. David Argo Vliets, Kansas Michael Balyo Karen Bernath Cleveland lights., O. Stryker. O. Richard Black Algona. Iowa Kathy Aumack Basil Bales Haddon lights., N.J. Ccdarville. O. Randy Berry Linda Blum Pontiac, Mich. Kalamazoo. Mich. 43 Thaync Bodcnmillcr Home rvi lie, (). Carl Bondorff Maywood. N.J. Kenneth Boothe Tallmadge, O. Donald Bosh Cedarville, O. David Bradford Coshoston, O. Pamela Branning Binghamton, N.V. Martha Brooker Scbrima, Fla. Beverly Brown Hornell, N.Y. Linda Brown Milton. Ind. Marjorie Brown Boothwyn. Pa. Janet Butler Richmondvillc. N.Y. Beverly Bycr Kimmell, Ind. Roy Calvin Salem. O. Gail Carsey Grand Blanc, Mich. Helen Carter North Royalton. O. 44 James Cavey Sao Paulo. Brazil Ervin Chancy Batavia, O. Linda Christiansen Des Moines. Iowa Connie Clark Spokane. Washington Roger Clay CedarviHe. O. Pamela Closson Berea. O. John Colyer New Richmond. O. John Conant Hackensack. N.J. James Crabtree Ouincy. 111. Mark Cunningham Wyoming, Mich. Roger Curtis Newark. O. Edith Dalton Wakeman. O. Terry Daniel Milford. O. Anne Darst Lake Worth. Fla. Jeffrey Davis Dayton. O. 45 Bruce Dawlcy Rochester, Mich. Michael Dersham Lorain, (). Elizabeth Devor Maywood. N.J. Elaine Dixon Spokane. Washington Silas Doctor Ellsworth. Mich. Brenda Ducll Galcton. Pa. Mary Dunkin Fairless Hills, Pa. Pamela Earnhart Waynesvillc, O. Meda Edelblute Gallipolis. O. Marsha Edwards Albion. Iowa Clinton Eichelbcrger Kims. Idaho James Eisner Dayton. O. Patricia Emerson Richmond Heights. O. Richard Emerson Cedar Falls. Iowa Sharon Estes Endicott. N.V. Brenda Falci Hornell. N.Y. Thomas Falknor Arcanum. O. Beverly Fallo Dayton. O. Barbara Fiest Elyria. O. Roger Fisscl West Liberty. O. 46 Devon Flanagan Cambridge City. Ind. Donna Foster Columbus. O. Lynda Fowler Crawfordsville. Ind. Stephanie Frcnchko Warren. O. Darlene Fulcomcr Bolivar, Pa. Stephen Gardner Effingham Falls. N.H. Steve Gardner Pleasant Hill, O. Stephen Gibson Milford. Mich. Sharon Gilmore Hobart, N.Y. Carolyn Gollihcr Richland. Mich. 47 Deborah Good New Castle. Del. Sherry Gossett Clinton. Ind. Laura Lee Grablc Wheaton, Maryland David Grant New Hyde Park. N.Y. Christine Graves Saginaw. Mich. Jerry Grayson Prescott. Ariz. James Greening Johnson City. N.Y. Rebecca Hanthom Lima, O. Beverly Hare Cedarvillc. O. Susan Harold Huntington. W. Va. John Harrison New Richmond, O. Barbara Hart Dcs Moines. Iowa 48 Barbara 1 Icaley Brunswick. O. David Hitchman Butler. (). Carla Hopkins Hubbard. O. William Howdyshcll Pickcrington. O. William Henry Paincsvillc. O. William Hoffman Wilma Hopkins Oaklyn, N.J. Corry. Pa. Rebecca Hull Ithaca, N.V. Carol Herriman Kevin Holden Nat’l. City, Mich. Endicott. N.V. Bonita Hostetler Gary Hunter Smithville, O. Decatur. III. Susan Hester Ccdarvillc, O. T eresa Holdcrby Springfield, O. Andrea Houchin Rebecca Hunter Kansas City, Kan. Warsaw, Ind. Alan Hill Lombard. III. Sharon Hon Wood River, III. Joan Hovingh Allendale, Mich. Patricia Hussey Cleveland, O. 49 50 Dan Inghram Morningsun. Iowa Warren Jenkins McLean, Va. Clifton Jensen Caro, Mich. David Jewell Elyria. O. Laura Jones Uniontown, O. Stephen Journell Kettering. O. Donna Kahlcr Leawood. Kansas Dianne Kemp Coal Valley, III. Pamela Kendrick Xenia. O. Shcrian Kinniburgh Marion. Montana Ruth Kircher Haddon Heights. N.J. Julie Kleymeer Grand Rapids, Mich. Tim Kline Greene. Iowa Victor Lakes Dayton. O. Carolyn Lambert Rittman. O. Dawn l.antz Broomall, Pa. Curtis (.arson Allegan. Mich. Susan Lathrop Downers Grove. III. Linda LcFcvcr Rochester. Mich. Susanne Leonard Des Moines. Iowa F-'rank Leslie Meshoppen. Pa. l.inda Linger Northfield. O. Sharon Lixcy Romulus. Mich. Sharon Loomis Niles. O. 51 Joyce Love Huntington, W. Va. l.arry Lovins Blanc hcster, O. Catherine Marlowe Oxford, Mich. Daniel Martin Crawfordsville, Ind. Sue Marvel South Bend. Ind. Michael Mays Chillicothc, O. Roger McCrum Clubb. Mo. Ferris McDaniel Mancelona, Mich. Rita McDowell Hobart. Ind. Mary MeMurtry Pittsburgh. Pa. Daniel Mead South Bend. Ind. Judith Meyer Willoughby. O. Roger Miller Allegan. Mich. Timothy Miller Milwaukee. Wis. Rebecca Mohr E. Syracuse. N.Y Philip Moon Freeport. N.V. Beverly Moore Twinsburg. O. Sharon Mummery Hobart. Ind. David Murdoch Hamburg. N.Y. Gary Muska Caro. Mich. Cheryl Muzzy Dayton. O. Beverly Nelson Tacoma. Washington David Nelson Santa Barbara, Calif. Shcrie Nelthropp St. Thomas, Virgin Islands Ted Northey Medina, O. I.inda Olson Indianapolis, Ind. Judy Owen Allegan. Mich. Michael Pasquarcllo Chester, Pa. Jeanette Peek Ft. Wayne. Ind. John Pereira Kings Park, N.Y. Ralph Perkins Denver. Colo. Bertha Perry South Charleston. O. Bruce Perry Tiffin, O. 53 Susan Perryman Indianapolis. Ind. Cheryl Persing Medina. O. David Peters Troy, (). Karyn Peterson Colona. 111. I inda Phelps Lorain. O. Kathryn Phcnix Cedar Falls, Iowa Pamela Porter Worthington. O. James Powell Silvis. III. Sharon Pribble Royal Oak. Mich. Daryl Prindle Dowagiac. Mich. John Pruden Prudcnville. Mich. Paul Raddiff Caldwell. O. David Railsback Olmsted Falls. O. Ruth Ransbottom Pittsburgh. Pa. Mary Ravas Vestal. N.Y. Deborah Reed Norwalk, C). Dennis Reed Reedsville, O. Gary Reed Reedsville, O. Thomas Reeder Youngstown. O. Curtis Rexroth Silvis, III. Patricia Riley Newark Valley, N.Y. Peggy Robbins LaPrairic, III. Lawrence Robinette Lopi, O. Shirley Rochcr Amherst. O. l.yle Rodman Fewer Hill, III. IJrucc Rogers Northfield, Mass. Susan Roloff Charles City, Iowa Darlene Rouch Warren. Pa. Larry Kumficld Galloway, O. Linda St. Clair Ccdarvillc. O. 55 Suzanne Saultcr Coudersport. Pa. Cynthia Schaecluerle Norwalk, O. Dale Schwanbcck Norwalk. O. Susan Scott Ft. Sam Houston. Texas Thomas Scidlcr Cincinnati. O. Robert Senseney Linwood. N.J. l.ona Shafer Troy, O. Cathy Shaw Xenia, O. Melanie Shelley Indianapolis. Ind. Gloria Shriver Ursa. III. Charlene Sickels Barberton. O. Linda Skelton Wabash, Ind. 56 Suzanne Slater Glen Aubrey. N.Y. William Sopher Wabash. Ind. Cheryl Stock Lansing, Mich. Karol Taylor Stcambt. Rock. Iowa Deborah Slavcns Crawfordsville, Ind. David Soule Rochester. Mich. Beth Stoner Cambridge. O. Louis I'cwis Cedarville. O. Donna Smith Detroit. Mich. Carol Spencer Collins. N.Y. l orn Strong Paincsvillc, O. Janice Timpe Godfrey. III. Nancy Smith Sinclairvillc, N.Y. Thomas Sperry Ferndale, Mich. Chuck Strychalski Lebanon.Ind. Vicki Tobias Port Allegany. Pa. Robert Snyder Ft. Wayne. Ind. Robert Stewart Warren. O. Carolyn Stubrieh Hubbard. O. Connie Tompkins Sherman. N.Y. 57 58 Anton VanderMeer Pontiac. Mich. Patricia Waggoner Coatesville. Ind. Corinnc Waldron Haveland, O. Connie Walker Kirtland. O. Carl Wallncr Jacksonville, Fla. Denise Walters Northfield, O. Art Warburton l.awrcncehurg. Ind. John Warren Indianapolis, Ind. Jeanette Weaver Rushford, N.Y. Judith Weaver Columbus. O. Jeffrey Webb Indianapolis, Ind. Ronald Wheatley Harvey, III. Michael Wilhite Clayton. Ind. Charles Williams Nebraska City. Neb. Diane Williamson Chicopee Falls, Mass. Charlotte Willis Rochester. Mich. David Wood Clarkston, Wash. Jeffrey Woodcock Jamestown, N.V. Barbara Work Coudcrsport, Pa. Rebecca W right Grafton. O. Fllen Young St. Paris, O. Mabel Young Ml. Pleasant, Mich. Monica Zimmerman Date-Bun Fukushima Sen, Japan 59 SOPHOMORES As One Year Is Completed, The Sophomore Matures Socially. Pictured below are the sophomore class officers: Dennis ross. Pres.; John Frye. Treasurer; and Janet Gabriel. Sec- Bunting, V.-Pres.; Timothy Northy, Chaplain; Dan Man- retary. Not pictured is adviser. Dr. Ager. 60 Daniel Acton Mentone. Ind. Marsha Bair Flint. Mich. Ken Bell Timothy Bosworth Colfax. Iowa Columbus. O. John Afolabi West Nigeria Mary Bartlett Bill Berkheiser Schiller Park. III. Ccdarvillc. O. Michael Boyce Euclid. O. William Amstutz David Beck Cherry Hill. N.J. Harvey, III. Barbara Biddison Joan Boyd Grand Blanc. Mich. Millersburg. O. Donald Atherton Janet Bccslcy Vandalia. O. Monroe, Iowa Regina Bigley Dunbar, Pa. Sylvia Braswell Sebring, Fla. Constance Avcritt Mareanne Beitler Richmond. Ind. Medina, O. Hilda Boothroyd Chicago, III. Joyce Brook hart Lima, O. Kirby Brown Van Wert, O. Nancy Brown Taylors, S. Car. Robert Brown Brunswick. O. Linda Browning Alton. III. Dennis Bunting Jesup. Iowa Connie Busho Austin. Minn. 62 Richard Butler Hop Bottom. Pa. Thomas Butler Hop Bottom. Pa. Jim Buzzard Distant, Pa. Marcia Carity Houston, O. l onald Carroll Stryker. O. John Cattcau Parma. O. Cathy Clark Hobart. Ind. Susan Clark Clarion. Iowa Joan Clay Ccdarviile, O. Diane Cockcrill Flint, Mich. Michael Coffman Kansas City, Kan. Kenneth Collison Point Pleasant Beach. N.J. Jim Colyer New Richmond. O. Mark Cooley Wellington. O. Ronald Coombs Painter Post, N.Y. Martin Cossins Lambcrtvillc. Mich. Gary Creviston Fort Wayne, Ind. Maureen Crunk Fcrndale, Mich. 63 64 Cynthia Cunningham Arcanum, O. Marilyn Davis Las Vegas, Nev. Gary Dawson Hast Moline, III. Carol DeBoer Hollandale. Minn. Dennis Dicringer St. Marys, O. Sandra Douglass Hammondspon. N.Y. Regina Duel I Galcton. Pa. David Durham Cleveland, O. Charles Dutton Lapeer, Mich. C arol F.nglc Hamburg, N.Y. Janet Epps Gary. Ind. Randall Erickson Hobart. Ind. Kenneth Evans Plymouth. Mich. Jean Evcland Tunkhannock. Pa. Robert Farrar Portsmouth. O. Elizabeth Flynn Amherst. O. Walter Folkmann Brunswick, O. Steven Fowler Brownsburg, Ind. I'omecia Fraley Springfield. O. Heidi Freehauf Warren, N.J. Mark Friclds Huntingburg, Ind. Jonathan Frye Xenia, O. Gayle Furushima Bridgeton, N.J. Janet Gabriel Chicago. III. Lonnie Gerber Berlin. O. Phyllis Getz Kokomo. Ind. Sandra Gowman Detroit. Mich. Lynn Grandy Cancijoharic, N.Y. Esther Greenwood Cedarville. O. Karin Griswold Covington. Ind. Judy Grover Whitehall. Wis. Nancy Haffey Canal Winchester. O. Timothy Hales Elyria, O. Loren Hamill Mayfield Village, O. Kent Heyer Webster City. Iowa Linda Hirschy Koumra. Rep. of Chad 65 Julie Hocrath Westerville. O. Ruth Hollowood Buffalo. N.Y. James Hostetler Kokomo. Ind. Judy Hubbard Glastonbury. Conn. June Huebner Milwaukee. Wis. Richard Inghram Morning Sun. Iowa Nora Irwin Tidioute, Pa. Patti Irwin Swartz Creek. Mich. Geraldine Ishuin Seabrook. N.J. Elaine Jacoby Lima, O. Patricia Jenkin Cleveland, O. Dorena Johnson Paulding, O. Faye Johnson Eastlakc, O. Joan Kaufman Roanoke. Ind. Carol Kies New Philadelphia. (). Jean King Olmstcad Falls, O. Harvey Klamm Union City, Pa. Deborah Koehn Cleveland. O. Florence Krikkc Greenwich. O. Thomas Kukasky Wheaton. III. Ann Kusumoto Scabrook, N.J. Robert Lapp Valley City, O. Paul Large Iquilos, Peru Judith Leach East North Port. N.V. Patricia Lear Derry. Pa. Darlene Lewis Maine. N.Y. Judy Lewis Kokomo. Ind. 67 Barbara Lcwright Eagle Grove. Iowa Iris Lima St. Thomas, Virgin Islands Margarita l ima St. Thomas. Virgin Islands Donald Long Worthington, Pa. Robert Lunney Port Huron. Mich. Beverly Maidment Toledo, O. Darlene Mann Eldora, Iowa Dan Manross Akron. O. Beverlee Mason Toledo, O. Dee Mays Chillicothe, O. Rodney McComber Marysville. Mich. James McCulloch Willoughby. O. 68 Tanis McDaniel Mancclona. Mich. Ronald Meyers E. Moline. III. David Mohler Litchfield. O. Janice Mossman Jamestown. O. Rebecca McDonald Ccdarville. O. Darryl Miller Xenia. O. Philip Mohler Litchfield. O. Joyce Molls Northfield. O. Tom McGchcc Harvey, III. Joan Miller Allegan. Mich. Jerry Mooney New Castle. Pa. Steven Moulder Sharpsvillc. Ind. Samuel McMillcn Xenia. O. Dale Mills Columbus. O. Coletla Morrow Kenton. (). Dawn Myers Chicago. III. Melinda Me Niece Valparaiso. Ind. Beverly Mix Mcadvillc, Pa. Carol Morse Flint. Mich. Linda Myers Mattoon, III. 69 Brenda Nelson Shawnee, Kan. Linda Nelson Nalaybalay. Bukidnon, R.l. Tim Norlhcy Medina. O. Dan Norton Columbus. O. Carolyn O'Keefe Wesleyvillc, Pa. Marsha Osman Jamestown. O. Lynn Paige Hicksvillc. N.Y. Milton Palmer Cortland. N.Y. Vicki Palmer Allegan. Mich. George Parcher Pittsburgh. Pa. Randy Patten Caldwell. O. Nancy Paugh Oakland, Maryland 70 Carol Pears Volant, Pa. Barbara Reed Seven Hills, (_). Melbourne Sat tier W. Chicago, III. Cheryl Shafer Hagerstown. Ind. Peggy Porterfield Lee Reno Austin, Minn. Wheaton. III. Dale Schilling Patricia Sherrill Novelty. O. South Bend, Ind. Sandra Prather Kettering, O. Craig Roberts Marikay Schneider W. Des Moines. Iowa Hammond, Ind. David Shreve Mcadvillc. Pa. Connie Price Decatur, III. Dane Rohm Audubon. N J. Norma Schwann Barberton. O. Renee Silverthorn Centerline. Mich. Judith Price Charles Rowe Jeff Seeley Haddon Hghts., N.J. DcRuyter, N.V. Oberlin, O. James Simmons Perry. O. 71 72 Linda Stephens Ccdarville. O. Mary Storey Erie, Pa. Hannah Stowcll Hackensack. N.J. Gary Stutzman Berlin. O. Linda Slates St. Louis, Mich. Bonnie Smith Indianapolis. Ind. Melba Smith Bellevue, Mich. Nancy Snider Barberton. O. James Spaulding Indianapolis. Ind. Ronald Spicth East Gary, Ind. Stephen Taylor Philadelphia, Pa. Mercy Tennant Bay City, Mich. Billie Thomas Columbus, O. Niel Thomas Chester. Pa. David Turner Chillicothc, O. Stuart Walker Brownsburg, Ind. Thomas Winters Mahwah. N.J. Wendy Work Gettysburg, Pa. Darlync Wucst Billings, Montana Mark Wilhite Corwith, Iowa Deborah Wilkes Dradell. N.J. Joseph Williams Cuyahoga Falls. O. Herbert Wilson Pennsvillc. N.J. David Yaple Erie. Pa. Janet Yardlay Troy. O. Catherine Zwiesler W. Alexandria. O. 73 JUNIORS The Junior Year Is Characterized by Service. Pictured below arc the junior class officers: Kirk Heldreth. Chaplain; Paul Jones. Treasurer; Joyce Young. St. Council Rep.; Ken Hammonds. Pres.; Beth Bennett. Secretary; Dan Lcichty. V.-Pres.; Dr. Reed. Adviser; and Richard Mitch ell. St. Council Rep. 74 Betty Abernathy Ncwficld, N.J. Ronald Artrip Creston, O. Donita Baker Cardington. O. Karen Borgcr New Castle, Pa. Dorothy Abrams Skanea teles, N.V. Janet Asliley Avon Lake, O. Allen Bcltlc Manasquan. N.J. Bernice Bowersox Xenia. O. Kathryn Albright Washington. Iowa Jane Austin Bridgeton. N.J. Beth Bennett Lyndhurst, O. Donna Bratka West Liberty, O. Robert Allen Harlock. Maryland Kathleen Austin New Milford. N.J. David Bodden Olcy. Pa. Dale Braun Wheaton, III. Lyle Anderson Des Moines. Iowa Nancy Bailey Traverse City, Mich. Darwin Boertje Lima. O. Janice Brock Columbus, O. 75 Preston Butcher Alexandria. Va. Valerie Butler Hop Bottom. Pa. Alan Call Boise. Idaho Robert Carmean Dayton. O. Cindy Cartncr Markham. III. Mark Causey Morton, III. Carolyn Clark Clarion. Iowa Kenneth Cole Gallipolis. O. Janice Cooley Prescott. Ariz. Martha Cox Elkhart, Ind. Charles Curcio Sciotovillc, O. Joan Dautcl Harvey. III. Becky Decker Hinckley. O. Richard Dewalk Hubbard, O. David Draxlcr Berea. O. 76 Cynthia Eckart Belmont. W. Va. Ronald Edwards Kipton, O. Leland Eichelberger Kana. Idaho Elaine Eldridgc Francesvillc, Ind. Connie Endicott Springfield. O. Patricia France Bedford. O. Paul Francisco Delevan. N.Y. Andrew Gathany Montague. Mich. Thomas Gclo Cedarville, O. Susan Gift Jackson. Mich. Glenda Gillenwater Dayton, O. Sharon Graham Aurora, O. Faith Hammond Laccyvillc, Pa. Kenneth Hammonds Wilmington. Del. Evelyn Hare Cedarville. O. 77 Rebecca Harman Conncllsvillc. Pa. Kirk Heldrcth Brunswick. O. Sherrill Hosier Ccdarvillc. O. Sarah Hickam Moline. III. Robert J. I loffman Oaklyn. N.J. Jack Holliday Richard. W. Va. Donna Hopkins Corry, Pa. Barbara Hoyer Cortland. N.Y. Dennis Huddleston Dayton. O. David Hull Cortland. O. 7b r Dianna Hutchison Columbus. O. Linda Jefferies Bridgeport, W. Va. James Jeremiah Cedarville. O. Philip Johnson Decatur. III. Paul Jones Piqua. O. David Kearney Elyria. O. Robert King Springfield. O. Deanna Kishpaugh Sand Creek. Mich. JoAnne Kishpaugh Sand Creek, Mich. George Klein Oakland. N.J. Sandra Lathrop Downers Grove. III. Pat Lawhead Coshocton. O. Nancy Lcaplinc Dunbar. Pa. Barbara Lepine Buffalo, N.Y. Daniel Licchty Hobart. Ind. 79 Janis Martin Crawfordsvillc. Ind. Judy McCann Quincy, Mich. Max McCullough Coshocton. O. Gary McDowell Hobart. Ind. Viann Meyer Waterloo. Iowa Alice Miller Columbus. O. Joyce Miller Williamston. Mich. Richard Mitchell Malaga. N.J. Alice Moorman Xenia, O. Carol Morrell Indianapolis, Ind. Shirley Mott Angelica, N.Y. Jerome Mot ter Genoa. O. 80 Margaret Muirhead Fulton, III. Penny Nichols Crawfordsvillc, Inc. William Norton Whitehall, Mich. Peter Oehmckc Wauwatosa, W'is. Beth O’Keefe Parma, O. James O’Keefe Wesleyvilie. Pa. Sam Olsen Lima, Peru Susan Pauling Allenwood. Pa. Warren Pettitt Florence. N.J. Janet Phenix Cedar Falls. Iowa Edith Phillips Plainfield, Ind. Patricia Phipps Portsmouth. O. Terry Phipps Concord. Calif. Alberta Plate Otlcy. Iowa Larry Radcliff Caldwell. O. Diana Radcliffe Wakeman, O. Susan Ray Decatur, III. Donald Reams Springfield. O. Betty Reese Lock Haven, Pa. Robert Rchkopf Petoskey, Mich. 81 Loren Reno Wheaton, III. Lois Rumage Hallstcad. Pa. Philip Senseney I .inwood, N.J. Philip Sommerficld San Diego. Calif. Rebekah Rochelle Atlanta. Ga. Sandy Russell Cleveland. O. Rebecca Sharp Columbus. O. David Southwell Mancclona, Mich. Ruth Rodriguez Grccnlawn. N.Y. Joyce Saemenes Phoenix, Ariz. Arthur Shuler Carroll. O. Judith Stamatis Glen Cove. N.Y. Rebecca Rudig Waterloo. Iowa John Schneider Hammond. Ind. Dan Smith Boise, Ind. Cheryl Stccnburg Elba. N.Y. Dan Ruffin Grandview. Wash. Gail Scars Grinned. Iowa William Smith Milford. III. Dennis Stora Allegan. Mich. 82 Patricia Sturdevant Union City, Pa. Dorly Talbot Rittman, O. Richard Taylor Lakewood, O. Ken Treat Galcton, Pa. Mary Trumphour Warren. O. Karolyn Wagner Marietta, O. Nola Watson Wakeman, O. Judi Winston Monaca. Pa. Patricia Wissingcr Cortland. O. Michael Wolford Warren. O. Joyce Young End well. N.Y. Cynthia Zickefoose Warren. O. 83 SENIORS The Senior’s Hard Work And Fun and Service, Turn into Lasting Memories. Pictured below arc: Dave Handysidc, Chaplain; Bruce McDonald, Vice-Pres.; Dan Caraway. President; Mr. Ritcr. Advisor: Nancy Towle, Secretary; and l.inda Garlock, Trcas. Donald Acker Randolph. N.Y. Olivia Anderson Berea. O. Carol Baker Schenectady, N.Y. Richard Adams New Milford. Conn. Thomas Andrews Ccdarvillc. O. Ronald Baker Schenectady. N.Y. Douglas Ambroza Lima. O. Maxine Augsburger Joanna Barcus Bani. Dominican Republic Kansas City. Mo. Margaret Anderson Ruth Augspurger Karen Barnhart Maroa. III. Middletown. O. DuBois, Pa. 85 Carol Bccrcr Elkhart. Ind. Marilyn Beitlcr Medina. O. James Berry Medina, O. Robert Bixcl Bellcfontc. Pa. Patricia Black Coal Port. Pa. Diane Blake Lexington. Ky. 86 Betsy Bodenmillcr Homcrvillc. O. Paula Bolen New Carlisle. O. Stephen Booghicr Springfield. O Carolyn Brown Ccdarvillc, O. Stanley Brown Kasson, Minn. Carol Burroughs Otego, N.Y. Roxanne Butler Bcmidji. Minn. Daniel Caraway Covington, Ky. Annie Carlson Bessemer, Ala. Timothy Carpenter Niagara Falls, N Y. Kathy Cartner Markham. 111. Dianne ChafTc Cedarville, O. Janet Chapin Stanton, Mich. David Chumbler Gary, Ind. Barbara Clcckncr Salem, O. Chcrrill Collins Sao Paulo. Brazil Joy Conant Medina. O. Virginia Conant Hawocth. N.J. Joan Corbin Penn Yan. N.Y. Ronald Coriell Chicago. III. Roger Crampton Cedarville. O. Beverly Curtis Owego, N.Y. Richard Cypher Allen Park. Mich. Donna Daab East Moline. III. 87 Gary Darrow Wcsiwood. N.J. l arry Davis Homer City. Pa. Barbara Dewar Audubon. N.J. Joseph Dillard Springfield. O. Rose Dillard Lancaster, O. Karen Donaldson Continental. O. 88 John Donley Bcllbrook, O. Leonard DuBois East Detroit. Mich. Michael Eberhart Troy. O. Sara Empet Kingsley. Pa. Paul Entner Ccdarvillc, O. Tom Evans Columbus. O. Dave Fidlcr Ccdarvillc, O. Darlene Fitch Jamcsvillc, N.Y. Glenda Foster Springfield. O. Beverly Foulkrod Ccdarvillc, O. Thomas Foulkrod Cedarville. O. Nancy Freeman Apalachin. N.Y. David GatTner Williamston, Mich. Linda Garlock Allegan. Mich. Gail Gatliff Rochester. Ind. LcRoy Gavitt Ccdarvillc. O. John Goodman Warren. O. Sonya Gordey Vineland. N.J. Mary Lynne Grablc Wheaton. Md. Tom Greenwood Lorain. O. David Gregory Honcsdalc, Pa. Martha Gutow Whitehall, Wis. David Haffey Canal Winchester. O. Lee Hahnlcn Elizabethtown. Pa. 8? Karen Hamilton Jefferson. O. Rose Hendrickson Cedar Lake, Ind. Sally Hetrick Indiana. Pa. Sam Hancock Blacksburg. Va. Connie Hergenrather Dayton, O. Judith Hirschy Koumra. Rep. of Chad. David Handysidc Fairport, N.Y. Sue Herrin West Chester. O. Jennifer Hoag Montpelier. O. Ruth Hardy Mishawaka. Inc. John Herwig lilyria. O. Linda Holloway Mancelona. Mich. Carol Hare Cedarville, O. Jane Hess Bunker Hill, III. William Hughes Owego. N.Y. 90 Robert Hunter Decatur. 111. Julcnc Ivins Des Moines. Iowa Barbara Jefferies Cedarville. O. William Jefferies Cedarville. O. Val Jensen Williamsvillc. N.Y. Ronald Jezowski Midland. Mich. Elaine Johnson Summerville, S.C. Francis Johnson Lock Haven. Pa. Barbara Jordan Bcllcfontainc. O. Samuel Kelley Fairborne. O. Barbara Kensil Decatur, III. Janet Kever Macedonia, O. 9) Donna Kincannon Lagrange. O. 92 Maureen King Dayton. O. Daniel Kinniburgh Marion. Montana Michael Kintz Colfax. Iowa Paul Kinvig Summerland. Canada Helen Kirby Ccdarvillc. O. David Kirchner Chicago. III. Joy Klcymecr Grand Rapids. Mich. Ruth Klomparcns Grand Rapids. Mich. Harry Lake Atlantic City. N.J. Larry Lavender Troy,O. Cliff l.ayncr Little Hocking. O. Roger Leach Camp Point. III. Lynnette Marsh Corry, Pa. Mike McCullough Michigan City. Ind. Winifred McFarlane Portage, Ind. Kenneth McGhee Silvis, III. Ruth McIntyre Audubon. N.J. Donald Meadows Canal Fulton, O. Ronald Mellish Weston, Ontario Priscilla Miller Des Moines, Iowa Claire Mogle Xenia, O. Harold Moore Black Earth. Wis. Ken Muck Elyria. O. Arlan Mulford New Carlisle, O. Nancy Norton Philadelphia, Pa. Loretta Nutter Delaware, O. Constance O’Shcll Olmsted Falls, O. Kenneth Overholt Cedarville. O. Calvin Packard Euclid. O. 93 Sue Pape Marietta, O. Robert Pereira Kings Park. N.Y. Ronald Phelps Binghamton. N.Y. Donna Preston Bellevue. Washington David Rakes Ccdarvillc. O. Karen Rau Palmyra. Mich. Wilborn Reagan Franklin. O. Judith Rchn Orangcvale. Calif. Gerald Richardson Morrow, O. 94 Jeanne Risko Kettering, O. David Rockwell Indianapolis, Ind. Ruth Rogers Madison, O. Cecilia Romine Huntington. W. Va. John Rookc Euclid. O. Susan Rothwell Prospect Park, N.J. Deborah Rouch Warren, Pa. John Rumlcy Leon. Iowa Carmen Sawdey Anchorage. Alaska Martha Schill Hornell, N.Y. William Schill lladdon Heights, N.J. Roy Schislcr Cedarvillc, O. Robert Schultz Milwaukee. Wis. Marian Schwcnk La Port. Ind. Dean Seigneur Stryker. O. Rebecca Shamblin Clendenin, W. Va. Hdward Smelser Medina. O. Stephen Snyder New Carlisle. O. Kathy Spencer Kent. O. Linda Spinks Sherman. N.Y. Marcia Sprunger Berne, Ind. 95 96 Daniel Stevens Kettering. O. Fred Stickle Oakland. Minn. Dennis Stillwell Huntsburg. O. JoAnn Strychalski Lebanon.Ind. Gayc Stumbo Ypsilanti. Mich. Sharon Surber Springfield. O. Lei a Tanner Sherman. N.Y. Gary' Taylor Rocky River, O. Linda Taylor Endwcll. N.Y. Barbara Thasc Troy. O. George Thomas Kuniplanipoika, India Susan Thorne Medford, N.J. Nancy Towle Paiaskala, O. Cheryl Trumbull Ccdarville, O. Ruth Vincent Ccdarville. O. Daniel Walborn Wauseon, O. Nelson Wallis Thurston. O. Timothy Warren Allegan. Mich. Robert Whattoff Ames. Iowa Ellen Whipple Laceyville. Pa. Leah Whitney Coudcrsport. Pa. Irene Wilson Arrada. Colorado Dale Work Coudcrsport. Pa. Sharon Yeater Wampum. Pa. Charlotte Yoder Hobart. Ind. Douglas Yoder West Liberty. O. Jeff Young Lorain, O. 97 THOUGHTS. . . leaving for quarter break Mr. Murdoch's blue bxx ks-an unannounced quiz! no class the sleepy eyelids . . . these are our thoughts. J Hie balanced Christian life is one controlled by the Holy Spirit, lie operates in the life of the believer not only in the realm of the spiritual, but the intellectual and physical as well. I he Christian is exhorted to glorify God in his body and spirit which are God’s (I Corinthians 6:20). With a body offered unto Gi d as a living sacrifice, and a mind renewed by divine quickening, the believer in Christ is acceptable with God. and can thus prove the will of God in his life. It has been stated many times that Man’s chief end is to glorify God and enjoy Him forever. ’ Of all of God’s creation, man alone has been created in His image. Man is for this reason “better” than the birds (Matthew 6:26). and the sheep (Matthew 12:12). He does have preeminence above the beast (Ecclesiastes 3:18-20). Created in the image of God. man knows, loves, and wills. He is endowed with these faculties by God. his creator. Who Himself understands our thoughts afar off: manifests His love toward us in His Son: and always does according to His will in the army of heaven. These God-given privileges were darkened, degraded, and depraved by man’s fall into sin; but they have been renewed, regenerated, and rcsuacecurdhv the operation of God in salvation. The new person in Christ, therefore, has not only a different point great responsibility in living a balanced Christian life. The entire personality of the child of Godny K oIvcd if his service with Christ is to be fruitful and effective. Jesus said. Thou shall love the Lord tn NHth all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy strength, and with all thy mind: and thy neighbor as thyself (Luke 10:27). Here the heart is a term involving intellect, emotions, and will. I his is made clear by other Biblical references. As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he (Proverbs 23:7). “Love one another with w pore hearten cutty- (1 Peter 1:22). Doing the will ot God from the heart (Ephesians 6:6). The intellect, emotions, and volition of the Christian must be recognized, developed, and dedicated to God if these lives of ours are to be lived with personal peace and profit. Hopefully, graduates of Cedar villc College have been strengthened in these areas of life by four years of experience and study under the direction of a faculty who sought to carry out the purposes of the college to this end. A balanced Christian life becomes a reality through a day by day dedication to Christ. I he development ot Christian character is a life-long process. It is our prayer that the members ol the class of 1969 may continue to grow in grace and in the knowledge of Christ in the years w hich lie ahead. •4 J8S wm MM rni M Nfl HIS SIB IIS Dr. James Jeremiah President of Cedarville College Clifford Johnson. B. I£d.. M. td.. D. lid. Academic Dean C. B. Hurst. B.K.. M.A. Richard McIntosh. B.A.. B.D.,Th.M. Registrar and Director of Admissions Dean of Students Student Personnel, Instruction, Development 102 Joyce Moore. Dean of Women Henry Phillips. B.A. Development Officer Lee Turner. B.A.. B.D. Ralph Yarnell. Jr.. B.A. Director of Development Alumni Relations Do good to thy Friend to keep him. to thy Enemy to gain him. Benjamin Franklin Counseling with students, planning the growth of the school, and distributing grades are a vital part of the college administration. The traveling, lecturing, and appointments must be squeezed m and yet most of the time of these administrators is allotted to the students—their problems, plans, and friendships. 103 Thomas Loper. B.E.. M.A. Dean of Men Administrative Secretaries Cheryl Rochwcll Secretary to Director of Development Beryl Brown Secretary to the President Diligence is the mother of good luck. Benjamin Franklin Behind every executive is a harder working secretary. She is the one who types, files, phones, and records, and though seldom praised, she is recognized as the backbone of the institution. Maribeth F.lmorc Secretary to Business Manager Phyllis Wetzel Secretary of Alumni and Deterred Giving 104 Jcanc Hartscll Secretary to Dean of Students Nancy McPhcctens Secretary to Registrar The switchboard operators are Jean King. Darlync Wuest. Phyllis Becklcy. Mrs. Elmore. Jackie Barlow. Joan Miller, and Becky Decker. Rebecca Wilhite Secretary of Admissions and Testing May Greenwood Secretary to Academic Dean 105 Business Office Dorothy Spencer Cashier Kenneth H. St. Clair Business Manager He that hath a Trade, hath an Estate. Benjamin Franklin The handling of finances is a job of much work and great import. And to handle it effectively, we have a well-qualified staff. Through their efforts, the college can operate efficiently. Patricia Thornton Secretary to Director of Physical Plant 106 Roger Clay Manager of Prim Shop David (iidlcy Accountant Verna Carter Accounts Payable Tyronne Bryant Alumni and Deferred Giving 107 Mead Armstrong. M. Lilt. Jean Fisher. M.A. Biblical Education Many a Man thinks he is buying pleasure when he is really selling himself a Slave to it. Benjamin Franklin Instruction in spiritual guidelines for living, delving into the historical setting, and applying practical principles of soulwinning arc basic activities of the Biblical Education department. And yet through all the teaching, that of greatest value is their sincerity in providing a college experience of spiritual growth. 108 George Lawlor. Th.D. Not pictured BS 109 Education and Psychology no I .earn of the skillful: He lhat teaches himself, hath a fool for his master. Benjamin Franklin The task of motivating the prospective teacher, the social worker, the modern adult has been placed in the hands of capable, skillful personnel. And as we arc taught of new techniques and methods, of new ideas and philosophies, we are getting the experience we need to someday share our learning w ith others—the learning of the skillful. Merlin F. Ager. Ph.D. Irma M. Dodson. M.A. J. Roland Fleck. M.Ed. Dwayne Frank. M.S. Thomas E. Loper. M.A. Brad Moore. M.A. Stanley N. Ballard. M.S. Not pictured 111 Language and Literature Harmon Bergen. M.A. Sharon Boylan, B.A. Paul Gathany. B.A. Edward L. Greenwood. M.A. Ronald Grosh. M.A.T. Miriam Maddox. B.A. Reading makes a full man—Meditation a profound man—Discourse a clear man. Benjamin Franklin And to stimulate our thinking into better means of reading, meditation, and discourse. are the professors of language and literature. The discovers' of writings, the thrill of a debate, the vividness of a foreign word, and the fluency of an announcer arc the unforgettable learning experiences of these classes. James Phipps. B.A. Helmut!) C. Poggcnmillcr. M.A. John W. Reed. Ph D. Edward E. Spencer. M.A. Not Pictured M3 Larry S. Hclmick. Ph.D. Lawrence Killian. M.S. Daniel E. Weird. M.S. Don't think so much of your own cunning as to forget other men's: a Cunning Man is overmatched by a cunning Man and a Half. Malcolm D. Woodard. M.S. Benjamin Franklin As man rockets to the moon, his knowledge increases, his skill in science and math improve, and the awareness of his own ignorance greatens. So. as vc study these subjects, the wealth of their knowledge provides t h c motivation for our deeper search for knowledge. 115 Ralph B. Gale. M.A. Cleveland McDonald. Ph. D. Allen I.. Monroe. M.A J. Murray Murdoch. M.A. Ardeth Webber. M.A. Donald T. Wilcoxon. M.A. William R. Ritcr. B.S..C.P.A. Not pictured Who is Rich? He that rejoices in his Portion. When There's no Law, there's no Bread. Benjamin Franklin Learning to budget our own finances, gaining insight into our national government, drawing conclusions from the events of history, and appreciating our society are but a few of the challenging goals taught by these that we may be better citizens and adults. 117 Fine Arts Paintings and fightings are best seen at a distance. A pair of good ears will drink dry a hundred Tongues. Benjamin Franklin The skill of painting, the performing with an instrument, and even the art of listening arc of the greatest value in life, for these activities arc everywhere, all around us. They arc seen in the beauty of God’s nature, the symphony of the birds, and the quietness of a concerned friend. And even these simple things arc a part of the more complicated and deeper meaning of the teaching of the fine arts. Shirley Byrd. B A. David I.. Matson. M.A. Ardcth J. Ritcr. A.B. i. Emerson Russell. M.A. William D. Thornton, Ed.S. Paul A. Vanderkoy. M.M. Warren L. Webber. Ph.D. 119 Health and Physical Education He that can compose himself is wiser than he that composes books. Benjamin Franklin The complexity of man not only proves the miracle of creation, but also the necessity for exercise and good health. And these can be provided now and enhanced in the future by the teaching of these teachers. Don Callan. Ph.D. June Kearney. M.Ed. Randall A. Rom. B A Not Pictured arc: Dennis A. Olson. M.S. Judith Stamatis Patricia Wissingcr 120 ■ Health Service The sniffles, broken legs, and viruses dare not go unnoticed by the college nurses. Their concern and service provide for the aches, pains, and discomfort, and along with God's healing and a bit of rest, keep our campus family in the best of health. Pictured at the left is Irene Wilson. Below: Joan Corbin; and left bottom. Betty Bcrt-schinger. 122 DEBATE TEAM: Melinda McNiece. Judy Rchn. Beth O'Keefe. Edith Philips. Dan Meade. Dale Schilling. Dave Draxlcr. Ken Cole, and Randy Patten. Debate Team and College Press Serving the college arc the library, post office, bookstore, and print shop. Books, study facilities. publications, and mail delivery are made available through these services. Eager to enhance the thought process and the art of persuasion is the debate team. Making up the group arc both affirmative and negative sides. 153 Library Virginia Russell. Shirley King. Becky Harman. Stanley Brown. Bev Maidment. Beverly Curtis. Richard Taylor. Nancy Towle. Esther Ruder, and June Carr. Scholarship, Service Honored Last year the Student Council presented the first faculty award to the most deserving, dedicated, conscientious professor. This year the award honored Dr. George Lawlor, professor of Crock and Bible. His surprise and gratitude were rewarded by minutes of boisterous applause by faculty and students as Student Council President. Dan Stevens, presented the honored award. Dedicated teachers as Dr. Lawlor are the impetus for students of action and service. Each year a national committee selects outstanding collcgiennes who have demonstrated exceptional scholarship and service and award them the position ol Who's Who in American Colleges. This year Cedarvilie's “Who's Who included Ruth Hardy. Nancy Norton, Patti France. Jane Hess. Judy Hirschy, Ron Baker, Dean Seigneur. Paul F.ntner, Ken Cole, Bruce McDonald, Lyle Anderson, Dan Stevens, and Judy Wren. Maintenance and Cafeteria Sloth (like Rust) Consumes faster than labor wears: the used Key is always bright. Benjamin Franklin These people are so busy feeding and repairing for 850 students that they have no time for sloth. Ccdarvillc's cafeteria workers include Barbara Behrend. Bonnie Bingamon. Vivian Cline. Barbara Conkion. Janice Conkion. Wynona Davis. Grace Horner. Betty Hawes. Alberta Isaac. Virginia Kearns. Mary Mc-Phearson. Phyllis Miller, Edna Monroe. Mary Piach. Sarah Shopc. Doris Kacnick. Sally Ullrich. Julia Wilson. Joyce Jefferies, and Kate Smith. Maintenance crew includes Henry Bresson. Charlie Tarter, Ralph Steiger. Merle Slabaugh, Roger Rochelle. Robert Dillon. ”Pop Marshall, and Hugh Carr. 127 lUuMiyiiiiii SPIRIT. . . the smile of a homecoming beauty. training meals, and early hours, a basketball championship almost. laryngitis and red hands, the thrill of being at CC . . . this is our spirit. Soccer CC CC Wilber force 1 8 Berea 2 2 Indiana Tech 3 6 Wright State 3 3 Dayton 1 1 Defiance 1 4 DePavw 2 1 Kenyon 4 4 Bluffton 1 4 Malone 0 3 Kentucky Southern 4 5 Miami 2 1 Wilmington 7 3 Central State 3 12 With the beginning of school and the first quarter, the soccer season starts. A hard kick, a sore head, tired lungs, and cheering fans are all part of the yearly garb. It's the team that adds variety, action, and excitement, and this year there was plenty. The 7-3-4 record evidences this fact on paper and the avid fans evidence this fact in presence. Along with a thrilling team goes honors and awards. Our Cedarville team earned their share. John Rooke was voted Most Valuable Player and All Conference. Tim Warren was All Conference: David Gregory. All State Honorable Mention and All Conference; Mike McCullough. All State Second Team and All Conference; Ron Coriell. All Conference, Honorable Mention; and Gary French, All Conference Honorable Mention. David Gregory, better known as Animal”, was leading scorer in the state with 31 goals and Mike McCullough third leading. Pictured below is the CC SOCCHK TEAM—Row 1: D. Draxler. B. Austin. S. McMillan. T. Bodcnmillcr. T. Warren, S. Fowler. R. Adams. I). Gregory. J Cavcy. J Young. Row 2: Coach Mr. Randy Ross. R Phelps. R. Coriell. I.. Reno, K. Muck. A. Gathney. P. Large. M. McCullough. G. French. J. Rooke. D. Stora. B. Amstutz, T. Hales. 130 Varsity C Club is composed of men who have earned varsity letters in collegiate sports. The members sell refreshments at the basketball games, but the highlight is the annual VC initiation. The officers arc Dave HatTcy. Pres.; Ken Curcio, V.-Prcs.; Dave Wright. Sec.; Richard Adams. Trcas.; Gary Darrow, St. Council Rep. The Women’s Recreation Association is an organization which seeks to promote Christian fellowship among the college women through such activities as overnights, campouts, and sports. The officers arc JoAnn Strychalski. Pres.; Marilyn Beitler. V.-Pres.; Sandy Lathrop. Sec.; Gail Scars. Trcas.; Marcannc Beitler. Publicity. Judy Stamatis, Intramural Chrman; Mary Lynne Grable, St. Council Rep. Varsity C and WRA VARSITY C—Row I: S. Walker. I). Mays. R Inghram. R Coricll. Row 2: M. Causey. B. Lunney. B. Schultz. D. Caraway. K. Muck. D. Handysidc. Row 3: B. McDonald. D. Gregory. L. Reno. I). Atherton. M. Wolford. Row 4: B Trcf gcr. S. Taylor. W. Pettit. K. Evans. Row 5: R. Adams. K. Curcio. D. Haffey. G. Darrow. D. Wright. WRA—Row 1: D. Kahler. P. Brunning. S. Estes. I.. Brown. R. Biglcy. M. Beitler. I.. Grable. Row 2: Advisor: Miss Kearney. J. Strychalski. C. Walker. J. Brookhart. G. Scars. D. Kemp. S. Lathrop. K. Phenix. D. Baker. S. Lathrop. N. Bailey. Row 3: K. Peterson. P. Wissingcr. C. Tompkins. B Thomas. K. Spencer. 132 ii nu Varsity Cheerleaders Without the cheer of the crowd, the chants of the fans, and the spirit of the whole school, CC sports would be mediocre, dull, and lifeless. But with the addition of four cheerleaders and Judy McCann, the able head, the whole campus sparks to life and charms the team to victory'. 133 JV Basketball CC Walsh 88,84 94,94 Findlay 85,70 67.73 Wilmington 76,73 72.70 Malone 73.69 68.95 Twin Valley 78 71 Bluffton 74 52 Urbana 107 94 esu 80 70 Market 97 84 Defiance 98 61 Rio Grande 75 85 Alumni 81 80 The JV Team Pushes Its Hardest The JV Team pushes its hardest for victories, is often disappointed, but always eager for another chance. And so develops our future Varsity team— through defeat and battles. Pictured above is the JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Ron 1: Rich Lewis. Larry Holbrook. Dick Butler. Dan Williams. Row 2: Ken Hcycr. (iary Hunter. Carl Bondorff. Charles Williams. Gary Holbrook. John Harrison. Bill Hoffman, and Coach Dick Pettit. 134 CC Basketball Ties For First What can you say about a championship team? Congratulations, Great job. or how about. That's our team? Nothing could rightly describe the tense moments of the Defiance game or the crowds as they carried the team away. The credit goes to the team's work and will, and the crowd’s intense spirit. Pictured above is the VARSITY MASKETBALL TEAM: Darwin Boertje. Dave Southwell. Bob Warren. Bill Trcf gcr. Gary McDowell, Don Atherton, Dave Gaffner, Gary Darrow, l.orcn Reno. Mike Zazvrskcy. and Bruce McDonald. CC Basketball Grace College Invitational CC Olivet 92 100 Messiah 60 58 Tri-State 70 91 Walsh 92 94 Findlay 87 88 Grace 92 81 Northwood 90 88 Urbana 109 101 Wilmington 70 74 Malone 69 66 Calvary 94 118 Bluffton 77 90 Kentucky S. 76 77 The team wav honored by being Mid-Ohio co-champs. Bruce McDonald was All-Conference and Hon. Mention All American. 2nd leading scorer in CC's history. Don Atherton was leading rcboundcr and made All-Conference with Bob Warren. CC Basketball Grace College Invitational CC Urbana 92 81 Defiance 74 90 CSU 66 48 Kentucky S. 70 92 Walsh 82 98 Wilmington 80 67 Bluffton 77 90 Defiance 77 83 Rio Grande 95 107 Malone 95 96 Findlay 78 85 Thomas Moore 101 75 Wilberforce 91 III Ohio Northern 101 78 135 136 Pictured below is the CROSS COUNTRY: Bill Hoffman. Charles Williams. Mike Pasqucrcllo. Dave Jewell. Ken Evans, and Dan Smith. Cross Country And Field Too Often Ignored Two CC teams spend much time at practice, play, and often receive little recognition. It’s the cross country track and field teams that most foster exceptional skill, endurance, and strength. And with the new athletic fields these teams will be able to show their ability best on their home track. Pictured above is the FIFI.D TEAM: Doug Ambroza. John McGrillvray. Coach Randy Ross. Dave Argos. Bob Scnsency. Ken Booth. Bruce Rogers. Dave Jewell. Denny Huddleston. Mike Pasqucrcllo. Jim Hostetler. Charles Williams, and Dave Wright. 137 Women’s Intervarsity: Hockey, Basketball, and Volleyball Teams. WOMEN'S FIELD HOCKEY TEAM—Row I. Sitting: Barb Kcnsil. Karen Rau. Judy Stamalis. Pat Wissingcr. Billie Thomas. Nancy Bailey. Darlene Mann. Row 2. Standing: Advisor Miss Kearney. Mary Lynn Grablc. Darlene Kouch. Connie Tomp kins. Linda Wyssel. Joan Dautel. Kathy Spencer. Sandy Luthiop. WOMEN'S INTERVARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM—Row I, Kneeling: Kathy Spencer. Judy Stamatis. Pat Wissingcr. Nancy Brown. Darlene Mann. Pam Betts. Barb Kcnsil. Row 2. Standing: Advisor Miss Kearney. Joan Dautcl. Connie Walker. Connie Tompkins. Linda Wyssel. Karol Taylor. Darlene Futcomcr. Bev Moore. JoAnn Strychalski. I.cla Tanner. r learn B: Billie Thomas. Judy Stamalis. Jennifer Hoag. Linda Wysscl. Wilma Hopkins. Pam Branning. l'pp«r righl. WOMENS INTER VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM—Team A. Silling: Barbara Kensil. Kneeling: Kathy Spencer. Pam Betts. Standing: Pat Wissingcr. Advisor; Miss Kearney. Connie Tompkins. I-oHi-rleft. Intercollegiate spons is not limited to the men. for without the women's field hockey, basketball, and volleyball teams, the year would not be complete. This year Karen Rau and Judy Stamatis were among those honored by being on the second team at the Great Lakes Tournament. The final win-loss records were: field hockey, (3-3); varsity volleyball. (0-4); junior varsity. (2-2); and basketball. (8-0). Field Hockey CC CC Ashland 3 2 Wittenberg Clinic 2 0 Wilmington 0 1 University of Day ton 1 0 Wittenberg 0 1 Miami Valley Regional 1 2 Basketball CC CC U. of Cinn. 5 57 St. Elizabeth 34 38 Alumni 24 64 Malone 27 41 Wilmington 17 25 Mt. St. Joseph 26 32 Ashland 35 42 St. Elizabeth 17 32 - 139 Monkey bars, horses, and rings bring the gymnastics team into action. With a scant but energetic beginning, the team has found its audiences enthused at basketball half times. In the spring a man's fancy turns to baseball. And CC's team is no exception. The excitement of a game brings shrill cheers, easy breaks, strike outs, close runs, and even rain. Pictured above is the GYMNASTICS TEAM: Chip McDaniel. Ralph Perkins. Terry Phipps. Jon Frye, and Roger McCrum. uo GOLF TEAM: Tom Andrew . Jim Spaulding. Bob Schultz. Dr. Gromacki. Dan Smith. Kandy Berry. Sam Kelley. Golf Team Franklin Central St. Walsh Bluffton Dayton Rio Grande Urbana Defiance Wilmington Findlay O. Northern CC Putting, teeing off, the eighteenth 15' i,17 4' 2.3 hole, these arc all terms for the fastest P 4.4 181 2,16 growing sport—golf. And even at Ce- 17 3 darvillc, the sport is catching on fast 14 6 and mustering many team members. 15� 2 4’ 4 Averages were: R. Berry. 83.4; B. 13 7 Schultz. 84.8; D. Smith. 88.0; T. An- I2V4.14 7 Vi ,6 drews, 96.0; S. Kelley, 96.3; J. Spauld- 15 Vi 4' 2 ing. 100.0. 7� 2,5 121 .5 l9' 2 Vi 17 Vi 2' 2 141 MOC Tennis Champs Repeat Last year, Ccdarville pulled a first ever for the MOC when it won all divisions of the conference tennis tournament. This year they did it again. With only one tennis court (?), CC finished the tournament by sweeping the maximum of nine first places. Their victory won them honors for the trip to Kansas City for the second consecutive year. Through practice and pep. strong will backed by action, the Jackets Tennis Team put Ccdarville on the map. Tennis Thomas More 0 CC 9 Georgetown 0 9 Transylvania 5 4 Central State 0 9 Ohio Northern 0 9 Spring Arbor 0 9 Detroit 0 9 Hillsdale 3 6 Pikcville 0 9 Defiance 0 9 Wilmington 0 9 Findlay 0 CC 9 Bluffton 0 9 Malone 0 9 Cleveland State 6 3 MOC Tournament 45 Defiance 12 Bluffton 6 Malone 6 Findlay 3 Wilmington 0 Pictured below arc the NO. I CHAMPS: Dan Marlin. Dave Durham. Dan Ruffin. Dave Beck. NVarrcn Pettit. Paul Entncr. Ron Baker, and Coach Murray Murdoch. 143 The Finale of the Cheers, Pep, Push, Spirit The finale of the cheers, pep. push, and spirit is the spring athletic banquet with its presentation of trophies and awards. Well-deserved letters are given as all feast on the Smiths delicious banquet food. The season may have begun with a whimper, but it certainly concluded with a bang. 144 ACTION . the pinching of pennies, the rivalry of clubs, leaving Student Council at 9:(X) P.M. the burning of midnight oil. the excitement of belonging . . . this is our action. Sock ’n Buskin Presents: The dramatical collcgiennc talent is gathered into the theatrical club. Sock n Buskin. This honor group is selected only after candidates have worked in school play productions and have shown a genuine interest in drama. I'his year Sock n Buskin presented the fall play. The Crucible, a drama of the horror of the Salem witch trials. Climaxing the school year was the comedy, Pygmalion, the story of a flower girl changed into upper class by perfecting her speech. To add a new highlight in entertainment, the music department combined its vocal ability with Sock 'n Buskin's dramatic skills to perform the operetta. Killian's Rainbow, an Irish-studded play of shamrocks, leprechauns, and golden rainbows. Its overwhelming popularity hopes to bring future operettas for coming years. The dramatic department could not be a reality without the past efforts of one woman of push and dramatic ability in her own right. Her respect and skill have earned her the popularity that she now claims, and for this Sock n Buskin thanks Mrs. Maddox. Pictured below are: Beth Bennett. Ron Meyers. Olivia Anderson. Bob Lapp. Robic Ison. Sue Gift. Dan Licchty. Roger Leach. Glenda Gillcnwater. Sandy Lathrop. and Linda Browning. 148 % • 14? Miracle Any publication is only as good as its staff of creators. And so, with quite a bit of sweat, toil, and tears, the creators have photographed, typed, planned layouts, sold ads, and proofread. In a combination of dreaming and working, the Miracle staff presents the 1968-1969 Miracle. Pictured below arc: Dianna Hutchison, Bonnie Smith. Sharon Loomis, Becky Han-thorn. Dr. Baumann. Standing in background: Dale Schilling and Mike Dersham. The staff of creators includes: Dianna Hutchison, Editor; Becky Hanthorn, Ass’t. editor; Dr. Baumann, Advisor; Dale Schilling and Mike Dersham, Business Mngrs.; Dale Braun. John Pruden. and Art Shuter. Photographers; Becky Harman. Judy Meyer, and Bonnie Smith, Layout; Carolyn Lambert, Copy; Pat Riley, Typist; Sharon Loomis, Index; and Margarita Lima and Shirley Roch-er. Special thanks goes to Mr. Bryant and Mr.-Turner for photographs, and to Mr. Charles Miller for creative motivation, sincere interest, and his devoted time and assistance. 150 Whispering Cedars “The presses are rolling. The Whispering Cedars is more than a few words crammed onto a page. It demands literary skill, layout ability, and advertising salesmanship. But the most significant factor is the value of a newspaper to serve as representative of the college. The Ccdarville College newspaper has successfully been a middleman of communication between faculty and students, as well as a spokesman for the campus. Credit can be given to editor, David Haffcy; assistant editors. Rich Mitchell and Dawn Myers; business manager, Gary Harrow; art editor, Connie Averitt; and photographers. Dale Braun and Art Shuter. Pictured below is the Whispering Cedars Staff: Carol DeBoer. Becky Sharp, Jerry Grcyson, Janet Phenix, Dawn Myers. Rich Mitchell, Judy Leach, Pat Law-head, Gail Sears, Pat Wissinger, Ellen Young, Bonnie Smith, Dave Haffcy, and and Patti France. Alpha Chi Alpha Chi is a Christian men’s organization serving the Lord. Cedar-ville College, and themselves. This year some of their services included the “Cedar What fall banquet, the annual talent night, the crowning of the Alpha Chi Sweetheart, and the Cedar Day festivities. Besides these areas of service, they did provide entertaining activities for themselves, including socials and gym parties. The officers this year arc: Ron Coricll. Pres.; Randy Patten. V.-Prcs.; Roger Leach. Sec.; Max McCullough. Treas.; Ron Meyers. St. Council Rep.; Jerry Motler. Rescue Squad Chief; Tim Bosworth. Membership coordinator. Pictured at right is Alpha Chi Sweetheart. Gail Scars; at bottom left. Alpha Chi plcbs participate in initiation; and at bottom right, the members enjoy an ice cream social. Al PHA dll—Row I: A Shuter. G. Crcviston. 1.. Eichclburgcr. C. Rowe. C. Dutton. R. Jczowski. D. Acker. J. Holliday. G. Dawson. R. Coombs. M. Saltier. B Schill. B Lapp Row 2: D. Braun. D. Stevens. D. Long. K Hammonds. B Hunter. R. Perkins. K Holdin. R. Hamilton. D. Mays. D. Rohm. P. l.arge. D. Huddleston. D. Durham. I.. Reno. Row 3: J. Frye. D. Seigneur. C. Roberts. B. Rchkopf. S McMillan. D Dicringcr. B. Amstut . M. Wilhite. S. Olsen. G. Parchcr. P. Scnscncy. R. Curtis. Row 4: R. Baker. J. Colycr. I.. Anderson. G. Muska. M. Coffman, D. Manross. J. Rumlcy. Row 5: G. McDowell. W. Jenkins. K. Boothe. K. Cole. J. Seeley. D. Nelson. L. Davis. D. Hull. D. Martin. B Carmean. B. King. C. Jensen. H. Moore. C. Strychalski. D. Atherton. Row 6: J. Mottcr. R. Meyers. R. Coricll. Advisor; Mr. Murdoch. R. Patten. M McCullough. T. Bosworth. R. Leach. Pi Sigma Nu Pi Sigma Nu is a men's organization which stands for the spirit, mind, and body of the total man. Pi Sigma Nu endeavors to develop maturity in all aspects of college life and to prepare men to face life after graduation. Pi Sigma Nu presented their annual school banquet on February 14 and sponsored a variety show starring their own members. The officers for this year are: Ken Muck. Pres.; Warren Pettit. V.-Pres.; Loren Hamill. Sec.; Ken Curcio. Treas.; Richard Adams, St. Council Rep.; Bob Schultz. Chaplain; and Mr. Brad Moore, Advisor. Pictured at the left and the bottom is Pi Sigma Nu's all school luau. p| SIGMA NU—Row I: Bob l.unncy. Advisor; Mr. Moore. Warren Pettitt. Ken Muck. Ken Curcio. Row 2: Bob Whattoff. Dennis Bunting. Dennis Stora. Bob Shultz. Row 3: Dave Gregory. Jim Williams. Dave Draxlcr. Jim Jeremiah. David Southwell. Tim Hales. Rock Adams. Andy Gathany. 153 Gamma Chi Belonging is a necessity at college. And Gamma Chi satisfies this need through planned activities. The all school banquet, a tour of a Dayton art museum, and a fashion show were just a few of the times these ladies enjoyed “being with the girls”. Cedarville can be proud to claim the Gamma Chi Girls. Pictured above arc—Row 1, Sitting: J. Bccslcy. I). Daab. B. Decker. P. Prance. B. Smith. G. Welch. L. Nelson. B. O'Keefe. Row 2. Sitting: D. Radcliffe. B. Maidmcnt, G. Gillenwatcr, J. Sacmcncs. L. St. Clair. H. Stowell. Ci. Sean. J. Motts. Row 3. Sitting: M. McNiccc. I.. Browning. P. Jenkins. M. Ishuin. J. Cooley. G. Furushima. J. Leach. D. Wilkes. S. Gift. D. Fitch. R Silverthorn Row 4: P Porteifield. C. Lambert. B llarman. C. Morrell. J. Phcnix. V. Meyer. K. Griswold. B. Rudig. Mrs. Miriam Maddox. C. DeBoer. K Peterson. J. Kleymeer, K. Phenix. B. Hull. C. O'Keefe. M. Beit . J. Epps. E. Eldridgc. Kappa Delta Chi Kappa Delta Chi is the Greek form of “Gracious ladies, servants of the Lord. Through vespers, missionary projects, attending a musical, and going canoeing, the organization stimulated interest in gracious living in a manner pleasing to God. KAPPA DELTA CHI—Row I: Jennie Hoag, Carol Hcercr. Joan Corbin. Roxanne Butler. Row 2: Marty Gutow. Jan Kcvcr. Betsy Bodcnmillcr. Karen Hamilton. Mrs. Me-Phccters. Row 3: Tanis McDaniel. Mary Bcitlcr. Bella Nutter. Gail Galliff. Row 4: Pat Sturdcvant. Karen Donaldson. Dottie Abrams, Donita Baker. Row 5: Ruth Rogers. Sandy Lathrop. Judy Winston. Darylnc Wucst, and Bcv Moore. 155 SEAC The Student Education Association of Ccdarvillc accepts as members those interested in teaching as a profession. This year through lectures, discussions, workshops. and publications, SEAC encouraged knowledge of and participation in the teaching field. Because of its association with similar state and national clubs. SEAC paves the way for future membership in professional organizations. But SEAC's greatest asset is its continuous push for dedicated. Christ-centered educators. The officers this year are: Doug Yoder. Pres.; Bob Pereira. V.-Pres.; Carol Hare. Sec.; Lcla Tanner. Treas.; and Joanna Barcus. St. Council Representative. SEAC- Row 1: J. Chapin. E. Whipple. M. Bair. J. Brookhart. G. Scars. B. Harman. C. Hare. Row 2: K. Hamilton. R. Vincent. D Bratka. K Donaldson. R. Butler. I.. Tanner. Row 3: J. I.cach. C. Averin. C. Zwieslcr. B Hostetler. N. Schwann. T. McDaniel. Row 4: V. Meyer. B. Lepine. J. Phenix. C. Rominc. J. Barcus. B. Smith. C. Bccrcr. Row 5: G. Gatliff. B. Bodcnrmllcr. B. O’Keefe. J. Sac manes. Nl. Crunk. P. Black. Row 6: K. Borger. (J. Furushima. F. Krikke. D. Preston. P. Sturdcvanl, S. Pape. C. Trumbull. N. Lcapline. B. Biddison. V. Tobias. B. Hunter. E. Eldridgc. J. Brock. K. Albright. Row 7: J. Boyd. A. Carlson. A. Moorman. J. Austin. B. Rudig. J. Martin. M. Ishuin. J. Kever. Row 8: P. Ochmcke, D. Seigneur. F. Stickle. S. Olsen. R. Farrar. D. Manross, B. Pereira. R. Jc owski. 156 The Inauguration of a New President 1969 The Hying banners, campaign buttons, snappy slogans, and election excitement permeated the campus on the cvc of the 1969 presidential election results. Students milled around the WCDR Studio, engulfed the dormitory television sets, and read their textbooks to the sound of radio announcers. They were eager to learn the results—to learn of the new President of the United States of America. The day after, eyes were heavy and banners useless but the nation had just elected a new president. Pictured in the center arc Dale Mills and Dave Draxlcr preparing fot their Washington. DC., trip to cover the election. Pictured below the WCDR Studio carries the latest results. 1M Richard M. Nixon The President of the United States WCDR Staff Station Student Operated Proclaiming Christ to the community while radioing the world’s most beautiful music —that is the claim of the WCDR Station. Operated by students, the station provides practice and experience for future jobs as well as an opportunity for channeling the gospel to homes in the area. WCDR STAFF Row I: Rod McComb cr. Dale Mills, fee Eichclbcrgcr. Don Meade. Dane Rohm. Dave Kearney. Bob Bixel. Dave Peters. Row 2: Judy Rchn. Melinda McNiecc, Bcv Maidmcnt. Joyce Sacmcnes. Connie Busho, Penny Nichols. Marsha Edwards. Dawn Myers, and Mr. Gathany. College Fire Department The Cedarville College Fire Department, set up in 1967, was active this year fighting local fires and clearing tornado wreckage. Called to Dayton to help after a tornado demolished homes, the members slaved all night long and returned to the campus exhausted. And yet, even considering this activity, the college remembers most the shrill siren, the false alarms, the 2:00 A.M. fire drills, and the firefighters' willing spirit. COLLEGE LIKE DEPARTMENT'—Jerry Mottcr. Art Shuler. Bob Hunter. Ron Myers. Gary Dawson. Charles Rowe. Ron Coombs. Roger Leach. Jeff Seeley. Melbourne Saltier. FWM Married Students Fellowship for World Missions honors God’s command to pray ye the Lord of the harvest that He would send forth laborers. Their meetings not only provide an opportunity for prayer, but also for learning the needs of missionaries all over the world. To strengthen the spiritual emphasis of the campus and to introduce missionaries as real people. FWM presented this year’s missionary conference, centered around the theme. A Light That Shines. This year's officers are: Dave Handysidc. Pres.; Paul Jones. V.-Pres.; Janis Martin. See.; Margaret Muirhead. Trcas.; Mary Ann Bcitlcr. St. Council Rep.; Mary Grablc. Prayer Letter Coor. The campus would not be complete without the addition of the married students. As a representative group, these few pictured symbolize the energy, ambition, and determination of all the married students. The night shifts, late hours, and crammed lessons emphasize their desire for an education—a desire which is often unnoticed. FWM—Row I: S. Lathrop. D. Kemp. L. Shaffer. P. Jones. J. Hirschy, M. Anderson. K. Cartncr. Row 2: R. Edwards. D Kishpaugh. C. Zickcfoosc. D l.iechty. C. Morrow. B. Mix. Advisor. Dr. McDonald. Ron 3: M Bartlett. S. I.ixcy. J Miller. Nl. Bcitlcr. A. Call. Ron 4: B. Kilko. J. Austin. E. Young. A. Moorman. Ron 5: M. Vadcrpughl. B. Hostetler. Nl. Beit . C. Lambert. I.. Olsen. P. France. B. Smith. Ron 6: R. Rodgciv D. Baker. B. Brown. I Radcliffc. T. McDaniel. J. Martin. B. Kudig. Ron 7: B. Smith. D. Good. S. Loomis. MARRIED STUDENTS—Row I. Silting: Beverly Foulkrod. Ruth Vincent. Thomas Foulkrod. Ron 2. Standing: David Rockwell. Ronald Baker. David Gregory. Boh King. 162 Sigma Delta Kappa Foreign Students’ Club Excellence in Music The blare of the trumpets, the beat of the drums, and the strum of the violins combine to form the sounds of the college concert band. In addition to its peppy songs at basketball games, the band presented an excellent combined spring concert with the choir and choralaircs. and visited the Lebanon correctional institution. The continuing progress of the band guarantees more participation next year. THE COLLEGE BAND includes—Row I: Mike Pasqucrella. Douic Abrams. Sarah Hickcn. Sue RolofT. I.inda Brown. Row 2: I ini Kline. Bcv Nelson. Ron Artrip. Vicki Tobias. Becky Bittner. Dr. Warren Webber. Joyce Motts. Pat Riley. Art Shutcr. Nancy HafTcy. Dan Smith. Row 3: Don Long. Carolyn Lambert. Carol Herriman. Kathy Albright. Ron Meyers. Glenda Dalton. Judy Grover. Phil Scnscney. Bob Senseney. Cliff Jensen. Dave Nelson. Daryl Prindlc. Bob Snyder. Row 4: Ken Hammonds. Roger Curtis. Carolyn Web her. Curtis Rexroth. Jeff Seeley, and John Colyer. The Concert Band 164 Delta Sigma Alpha MENC MENC -Sealed: Judy Hirschy, Judy Grover, Mr. Thornton. Phil Scnscncy. Art Shuler. Standing: Carole Morse. Joyce Motts, Sue Roloff. Ron Spicih. Nancy Haffcy. Daryl Miller, and Don Long. DEI.TA SIGMA ALPHA —Row I: M. Anderson. J. Hirschy, G. Gatliff. J. Hess. J. Motts. J. Bccslcy. K. Hardy. B. Hull. C. Clark. K. Cartncr. D. Daab. Row 2: V. Meyer. J. Grover. H. Moore. L. Anderson. P. Scnscncy. D. Smith. C. I.ayner. Row J: D. Miller. Mr. Matson. C. Rcxroth. R. King, and R. Spicth. One of the latest campus groups titles itself MENC. As music educators. they claim as their goal, bringing Christ into their profession of music. With the suggestive power of music, these men and women can be effective in Christ. Those majoring in music interest themselves in Sigma Delta Alpha. Headed by Mr. Matson, the majors attend recitals, concerts, and parties as well as having nice, clean fun like “borrowing purses and laughing a lot. 165 Student Council, as the students’ representative voice in the college, is composed of two representatives from each class and one from each organization on campus. Through its weekly meetings, the council recommends desired action and improvement to establish an efficient school atmosphere. The officers for this year are: Dan Stevens. Pres.; Loren Reno. Vicc-Pres.; Gavlc Furushima. Sec.; Jim Jeremiah. Treas.; Paul Entner, Chaplain; and Ken Cole and Dave Southwell. SMP Co-Chairmen. Student Court, as a newly formed organization, upholds the regulations of the college in cases of students accused of violation of these regulations. The eight members, elected by the faculty, students, and student council, help to instill respect for campus rules through peer pressure and involvement. Student Council and Student Court STUDENT COUNCIL—Row 1. Sitting: G. Furushima. D. Myers. J. Bccslcy. B. Rudig. D. Wucst. M. Bcitler, G. GatlilT. D. Walters, J. Young. D. Fitch. S. Gift. Row 2. Standing: R. Meyers. I.. Anderson. S. Walker. K. Cole. R. Mitchell. Advisor: Mr. McIntosh. I . F.ntncr. D. Kearney. D. Dicringer. D. Stevens. STUDENT COURT—Lyle Anderson. Dave Kearney. Dave Haffey. Bob Hunter. Dorm Counselors Demerits, room fines, failures to sign in, late permissions, and complaints are often credited to the dormitory counselors. Too often their conferences, dorm prayer meetings, encouragement, friendship, and spiritual emphasis arc forgotten. And yet without these counselors—the question answerers, the criticism accepters, the guidance givers, and the discipline seekers, the college could not operate easily nor efficiently. MEN DORM COUNSELORS—Row I. Sitting: Dan Stevens. Ron Jezowski. Lyle Anderson. Ron Edwards. Rill Smith. Ken Cole. Jim Berry. Row 2. Standing: Dave Kearney. Dean Seigneur. Andy Gaffney. Ron Meyers. Gary McDowell. Stanley Brown. Phil Mohlcr. Kirk Heldrcth. Dave South-well. WOMEN DORM COUNSELORS—Row I, Sitting: S. Pape. J. Bees Icy. K. Borger. B. O'Keefe. C. Zwieslcr. D Abrams. J. Winston. F. Krikkc. F. Johnson. B. Biddison. C. Shafer. I . McDaniel. M. Bair. M Bcitlcr. M Hciiler. R Hardy. B. Mix. Row 2. Standing: G. Scars. J Phcnix. J. Hoag. Nl. Trumphour. D. Fitch. C. Busho. S. Webb. B. Maidmcnt. J. Lewis. P. France. A. Kusumoto. A. Miller. 167 VISION sharing with someone the love of Christ, praying with your roommate, apologizing to a friend, an all-night hymn sing, striving to be like Christ . . . this is our vision . . ... As Dedicated “Real” People The 1968-69 fall Bible conference and the spring missionary conference overlooked emotionalism and once a year decisions to present Biblical truths for daily use. This was the year of seeing pastors and missionaries as dedicated real people and as close friends. Pictured below arc the MISSIONARY SPEAKERS: Mr. Donaldson. Mr. Ajaj. Miss Malmstrom, Mr. Nicschcv, and Mr. Stoner. alight that shines 170 171 A Goal Attained The saving of over a thousand dollars for medical equipment for Dr. and Mrs. Entncr, medical missionaries to the Philippine Islands, was the missionary project voted on by the student body. Pennies saved by pinching students clanked into the pop cans. The bank's label of surgical masks reminded students of the needed surgical equipment. But the proudest moment came as the Student Body Chaplain. Paul Entncr, presented the hard-earned check to Dr. James T. Jeremiah, the college president. 172 Swordbearers and Detention Home SWORDBEARERS—Linda Olson. Carole Kies. Jean Stafford. Donita Baker. Linda Campshell. Mary Bartlett. Ken Boothe. Larry Kadcliff, David Grant. David Peters. Merle Slabaugh. Bob Brown. Bill Smith. Paul Radcliff. Ralph Perkins. Bonnie Smith. Dianne Kemp, l ed Northey. Larry Kumficld. DETENTION HOME—Nora Irwin. Dianne Kemp. Joyce Miller. Nancy Snider. Julie Hocrath. Kathy Albright. David Hull. Bill Smith. Bible Club and Campus Life BIBl.E CLUB—Dan Manross. Gloria Shrivcr. Barb Work, Becky Rudig. Janice Martin, Darlene Kouch. Marsha Bair. Barb Hart. Linda LcFcvcr. Sarah Hickam. Carolyn Stubrich. Carol DeBoer. Joyce Brookhart. I.ynn Grandy. Nancy Paugh, Gail Scars. Anne Beiller. Cherrie Gossct. Ken Hammonds. CAMPUS LIFE—Kneeling: Andrea Houchin. Beth Bennett. Barb Lcpinc. Jerry Grayson. Dale Schilling. Gail Scars. Row I: Bonnie Holstetlcr, Kay Phcnix. Laurca I ce Grablc. Janet Phenix. Carol Morrell. Gayle Furushima. Mitsu Ishuin. Joyce Brookhart. Roxanne Butler. Judy Hubbard. Row 2: Janet Epps. Lynda Fowler. Cathi Marlowe. Dorcna Johnson. Judy Leach. Viann Meyer. Nancy Addlcman. Hannah Stowcll. Phil Johnson. Pat Lawhcad, Laura Hansmann, Jamcc Vlug. Maureen Crunk. Darlene Fitch. Carol DeBoer. 174 Vietnam Prayer, SS and Junior Church SUNDAY SCHOOL AND JUNIOR CHURCH—Row I. Silling: Carolyn Stubrich. Kay Phenix. Tammy Porter, Becky Harman, Joyce Saemenes. Susan Pauling. Sharon Graham. Row 2. Silting: Cecilia Rominc. Faye Johnson. Melba Smith. Pat Jcnkin. Beth Bennett. Tanis McDaniel. Billie Thomas. Norma Schwarm. Row 3. Standing: Ron Jczowski. Carolyn O'Keefe. Barbara Biddison. Regina Biglcy, Patricia l.ear. Linda Nelson. Karen Borgcr. Janet Phenix. Viann Meyer. Hannah Stowcll. Marsha Osman. Row 4. Standing: Barb Fiest, Peggy Robbins. Darlene l ewis. Carol Spencer. Pat Black. Vicki Tobias. Jane Cunningham. Dave Draxlcr, Ron Meyers. Larry Modrall. Mike Wilhite. VIETNAM PRAYER—Row 1: Diane Kemp. Diana RadclifTc. Becky Rudig, FJaine Eldridge. Joan Hovingh. Edith Phillips. Row 2: Donita Baker. Mary Vanderpuhl. Linda Olsen, Bonnie Hosteller. Sharon Lixcy. Bonnie Smith. Row 3: Randy Patten. Dale Mills. Dr. John Reed. Larry Radcliff. Bob Brown. O.S.S.O. and Jail Group O.S.S.O.—Row I: Viann Meyer. Barb Lepine, Ann Kusumoto. Joan Hovingh. Debbie Good. Gayle Furishima. Row 2: Patti France. Bev Maidment. Pat Sturdevant. Kathy Spencer. Milsu Ishum. Cheryl Shafer. Row 3: Roger Miller. Paul Large. Judy Lewis. Andy Gathany. Ken Muck, Joan Miller. Connie Walker. Dorena Johnson. Margarie Brown. Maureen Crunk. Margarita Lima. Row 4: Denny Stora. Ron Meyers. Dave Wood. Renee Silverthorn. XENIA AND SPRINGFIELD JAIL GROUPS—Row 1: Mel Sattler. Dave Kearney. Mark Wilhite. Dave Beck. Randy Patten. Gary Dawson. Denny Dicringcr. Row 2: Gary Stutzman. Ken Cole. Fred Stickle. Bob Rehkopf. Craig Roberts. Ernest Music. IMK- Happy Timers and Old Folks HAPPY TIMERS—Alice Moorman. Mary McMurtry. Jim Powell. Judi Winston. Jane Cunningham. Carol F.nglc. Elaine EJdridge. Mark Wilhite. Dan Inghram. Chuck Dutton, Ken Cole. Rick Inghram. OI-D FOLKS—Seated: Nancy Brown. Diane Williamson. Carol Herriman. Edith Phillips. Becky Decker. Donita Baker. Joyce Motts. Nancy Paugh, Barb Work. Row I: Ruth Hollowood. Gayle Furushima, Mitsu Ishuin. Judy Rchn. Linda LeFever. Janice Vlug. Alice Moorman. Colctta Morrow. Karen Donaldson. Janet Epps. Kathy Clark. Ken Hcycr. Chuck Rowe. Row 2: Joan Boyd. Janet Yardlcy. Peter Ochmcke. Bob Brown. Ken Booth. Sam Olsen. Rich Mitchell. Louis lewis. Marikay Schneider. Tom Greenwood. Larry Davis. Dave Turner. I didn't think there were still kids like this around. They seemed so natural, so intelligent; not 'holier than thou,' yet so dedicated to Christ. I wish those young people had been at the Chicago Democratic Convention. These were the audience's comments as Cedarville students appeared on the Phil Donahue Show, the number one television program in the Dayton area. The interview. in an extraordinary way. portrays the vision of our students—dedicated to Christ, teaching Bible Club, directing a choir, voicing a chorus, and singing a chapel solo. 178 179 Musical Ensembles GUARDSMEN—Philip Mohlcr, Phil Sen-sency. Dennis Bunting. Lyle Anderson, and Ron Spicth. AMBASSADORS—Janice Brock. Cheryl Sicenburg, Janet Bcesley. and Cindy Cartncr. VICTORS—Margaret Anderson. Esther Greenwood. Darlene Fitch, and Cathy Cartncr. 180 KINGSMEN—Daryl Prindlc. Boh Scnscncy. David Nelson, and Cliff Jensen. CONQUERETTES—Gail Carsey. Annette Clark. Linda Betts, and Sue Scott. DIADEMS—Sitting: Karen Borger, Pat Black, and Cecilia Romine. Standing: Pat Riley. THE NEW IMAGE—'Judy Grover. Janice Timpe. Becky Hull, and Cyd Schaechterle. 181 The 24-Hour Job The spiritual side of man—his vision for the present and future—is not limited to Sunday church and Wednesday prayer meeting. No. You might say. living for Christ” is a 24 hour. 7 day a week job. That's why Cedarville pictures people at their best in whatever they do— playing in the band, dating, studying, going out for sports, teaching, partying, attending classes, or just thinking. Whatever you do. do all to the glory of God. I Corinthians 10:31. 182 - Cedarville College Choir COLLEGE CHOIR Row 1: S. Hancock. R. McIntyre. R. Coombs. P. France. B. O’Keefe, I Anderson. K. Cartner. D. Bunting. J. Gabriel. D. Daab. IL Moore. R. Hardy. D. Rails back. Row 2: M. Anderson. J. Grayson. K. Borger. R. Meyers. R. Butler. D. Durham, E. Greenwood. I.. Rodman. B. Hull. D. Nelson. J. Hirschy. Row 3: J Timpe. J Brock. G. Taylor. B M«x rc. R Spieth. C. Steenberg. S. Olsen. D. Fitch, V I akc . J. Ikcslcy. J. Schneider. V. Mycr. B. King. J. Hess. S. Pape. The 1968-1969 College Choir, under the direction of Mr. David Matson, is an ensemble of forty-five selected voices emphasizing the a cappcla tradition. The Choir annually makes a spring tour of many of the supporting churches for the purpose of performing significant sacred choral literature of various periods and styles “for the . . . testimony of Jesus Christ. In addition, several concerts arc presented on the campus and in surrounding communities. During this school year, the Gioir has presented concerts in Illinois. Indiana. Kentucky. Michigan. Minnesota. Ohio, and Wisconsin. Together with these concerts, the Choir has appeared as guest choir at conferences, colleges, and prisons, and has performed on radio and television in addition to recording its latest album. 18 Choralaires and Oratorio Choralaires is an ensemble of approximately thirty selected voices with n emphasis on significant secular works of various styles. This group has appeared in churches, schools, prisons, before civic organizations. and in campus concerts. It is the purpose of this ensemble to provide an avenue of tasteful expression in the realm of secular repertoire which will be not only a means of providing an optimum of wholesome entertainment, but also will further prepare those who. upon graduation, will be assuming roles as music educators. The oratoria. a choral reading group, assisted the Choralaires in their concert this year. CHORALAIRES Row I: Advisor: Mr. Paul Vandcrkoy. N. Addclman. C. Cartncr. L. Hirschy. J. Austin. L. Browning. C. Morse. G Gatliff. C. I ay nor. Row 2: J. Colby. J Risko. J. Love. R. McDowell. N. Lcplinc. M. Lima. Row 3: S. Hancock. B. Rehkopf. M. Schneider. D. Argo. J. Grayson. S. McMillan. B. Brown. D. Beck. Row 4: D. Bathcl. D. Liechiy. J. Greening. M. Coffman. R Meyers. T. Greenwood. T. Sidler. T. Kline. B. Sensency. ORATORIO CHORUS—Row I: J. Hirschy. P. France. B. Hull. I.. Rodman. D. Railsback. D. Nelson. J. Greening. D. Durham. C. Rcx-roth. R. McIntyre. C. Morse. L. Browning. Row 2: L. Hirschy. J. Gabriel. K. Borgcr. R. Meyers. K. Hammonds. D. Ia� ng. J. Schneider. T. Kline. G. Taylor. J. Powell. E Greenwood. S. Pape. J. Timpc. N. Lcplinc Row 3: P. Emerson. C. Cartncr. N. Addlcman. V. Meyer. M. Schneider. R. Coombs. K. Holden. K. Cartncr. J. Brock. J. Hess. G. Gatliff. B. Bodcnmillcr. Row 4: J. Colby. J. Risko. J. Ix ve. R. McDowell, R Spicth. S. Olsen. V. Lakes. D Argo. J Grayson. D. Hunting. B Moore. J. Bccslcy. M. Lima. R. Butler. A Abernathy, Betty 75 Abrams, Dorothy 75.155.164.167 Acker, Donald 85.152 Acton, Daniel 61 Adams. JoAnna 43 Adams. Richard 85.130.153 Addlcman. Nancy 43.174.185 Afolabi. John 61.163 Albright. Kathryn 75,164.173 Aldrich. Kathy 43 Allen. Robert 75 Ambroza, Douglas 85.137 Amstutz. William 61.152 Anderson. Lyle 75.125.152.165.166. 167.180.184 Anderson. Margaret 85,162.165.180. 184 Anderson. Olivia 85.148 Andrews, Thomas 85,141 Argo. David 43.137,185 Artrip. Ronald 75.164 Ashley. Janet 75 Atherton. Donald 61,135,152 Augsburger. Maxine 85 Augspurger. Ruth 85 Aumack. Kathy 43 Austin. Jane 75.152.185 Austin. Kathleen 75 Austin. Robert 43.163 Averitt. Constance 61 B Bailey. Nancy 75 Bair. Marsha 61.167.174 Baker, Carol 85 Baker, Doniia 75.155.162.173.175.177 Baker, Judith 43 Baker. Rodney 43 Baker, Ronald 85,125,143,152 Balyo. Michael 43 Barcus. Joanna 85.156 Barnhart. Karen 85 Bartlett. Mary 61.162.173 Bates. Basil 43 Bathel, D. 185 Beck. David 61,143.176.185 Beck. Margaret 43 Beckley. Phyllis 43.185 Beerer, Carol 86,155 Bcesley, Janet 61,154.165.166.167, 184,185 Beitler, Mareanne 61.155,162.166. 167.174 Beitler. Marilyn 86,167 Bcitz, Mary' 43.154,162 Bell. Ken 61 Bcltlc, Allen 75 Bennett, Beth 74.75.148,174,175 Berger. Karen 181 Berkheiser. Bill 61 Bcrnath. Karen 43 Berry. James 86.167 Berry, Randy 141 Betts. Linda 43.181 Betts. Pamela 43 Biddison, Barbara 61,167.175 Bigley. Regina 61,175 Bittner, Rebecca 43,164 Bixel. Robert 86.160 Black, Patricia 86,175.181 Black. Richard 43 Blake. Diane 86 Blum, Linda 43 Bodden, David 75 Bodcnmiller. Betsy 86.155.185 Bodcnmillcr, Thaync 44.130 Boertje. Darwin 75.135 Bolen. Paula 86 Bondorff, Carl 44,134 Booghicr. Stephen 86 Boothe. Kenneth 44.137,173.177.152 Boothroyd. Hilda 61 Borger, Karen 75.184.167.185 Bosh. Donald 44 Bosworth, Timothcy 61,152 Bowersox. Bernice 75 Boyce, Michael 61 Boyd. Joan 61.177 Bradford. David 44 Branning. Pamela 44 Braswell, Sylvia 61 Bratka. Donna 75 Braun. Dale 75,150,152 Brock, Janice 75,180.184.185 Brooker, Martha 44 Brookhart, Joyce 61.174 Brown, Beverly 44 Brown. Kirby 62 Brown, Linda 44.164 Brown. Marjorie 44.176 Brown. Nancy 62,177 Brown. Robert 62,162.173.175,177, 185 Brown, Stanley 86,167 Browning. Linda 62,148.154.185 Bunting. Dennis 60.62.153.180,184 Burroughs. Carol 86 Busho. Connie 62.160.167 Butcher, Preston 76 Butler. Janet 44 Butler, Richard 62,134 Butler. Roxanne 86.155.174.184.185 Butler. Thomas 62 Butler. Valeric 76 Buzzard, James 62 Bycr, Beverly 44 C Call, Alan 76 Calvin. Roy 44 Campshell. Linda 173 Caraway, Daniel 84.86 Carity, Marcia 62 Carlson. Annie 86 Carmean, Robert 76,152,163 Carpenter. Timothy 87 Carroll. Donald 6l Carscy. Gail 44.181 Carter, Helen 44 Cartner. Cynthia 76.162.180.185 Cartncr. Kathleen 87.165,184,185 Cattcau. John 62 Causey, Mark 76 Cavey. James 45,130 Chaffe. Diane 87 Chancy, Ervin 45 Chapin, Janet 87 Christiansen. Linda 45 Chumblcr. David 87 Clark. Annette 181 Clark. Carolyn 76 Clark. Cathy 63,177 Clark, Connie 45,165 Clark. Susan 63 Clay, Joan 63 Clay, Roger 45 Cleckncr. Barbara 87 Closson. Pamela 45 Cockerill. Diane 63 Coffman. Michael 63.152.185 Colbv. J. 185 Cole. Ken 76.123.125.152.166.167, 176.177 Collins. Chcrrill 87 Collison. Kenneth 63 Colyer. James 63 Colycr, John 45,152,164 Conant. John 45 Conant. Joy 87 Conant. Virginia 87 Cooley. Mark 63 Cooley. Janice 76,154 Coombs, Ronald 63.152.184.185 Corbin. Joan 87,121.155 Coricll. Ronald 87.152 Cussins. Martin 63 Cox. Martha 76 Crabtree. James 45 Crampton. Roger 87 Creviston, Gary 63,152 Crunk. Maureen 63.174,176 Cunningham. Cynthia 64 Cunningham, Jane 175,177 Cunningham. Mark 45 Curcio. Charles 76.153 Curtis. Roger 45.152.164 Cypher. Richard 87 D Daab. Donna 87.154.165.184 Dalton, Edith 45.164 Darrow. Gary 88.135 Darst, Anne 145 Dautcl. Joan 76 Davis, Jeffrey 45 Davis. Larry 88.152.177 Davis. Marilyn 64 Dawley. Bruce 46 Dawson. Gary 64.152.176 DeBoer. Carol 64.151.154.174 Decker. Rebekah 76.154.177.185 Dersham. Michael 46.150 Dcvor. Elizabeth 46 Dewalk. Richard 76 Dewar, Barbara 88 Dieringcr. Dennis 64.152.163.166,176 Dillard. Joseph 88 Dillard. Rose 88 Dixon. Elaine 46 Doctor. Silas 46 Donaldson, Karen 88.155,177 Donley. John 88 Douglass. Sandra 64 Draxlcr. David 76.103.130.153,158. 175 DuBois. Leonnard 88 Ducll. Brenda 46 Duell. Regina 64 Dunkin. Mary 46 Durham, David 64,143,152,184,185 Dutton. Charles 64,152,177 E Earnhart, Pamela 46 Eberhart. Michael 88 Eckart, Cynthia 77 Edelbrute, Meda 46 Edwards. Marsha 46.160 Edwards. Ronald 77.162.163.167 Eichelberger, Clinton 46 Eichelberger. Lei and 77,152.160 Eldridgc. Elaine 77,154.175.177 Eisner. James 46 Emerson. Patricia 46,185 Emerson. Richard 46 Empet. Sara 88 186 Endicott, Connie 77 Engle, Carol 64,177 Enmer. Paul 88,125,143.166,172 Epps, Janet 64,154,174,177 Erickson. Randall 64 Estes. Sharon 46 Evans, Kenneth 64,137 Evans. Thomas 88 Evcland, Jean 64 F Falci, Brenda 46 Fa Ik nor. Thomas 46 Fallo, Beverly 46 Farrar. Robert 64 Fidler. Dave 88 Ficst, Barbara 46,174 Fissel, Roger 46 Fitch. Darlene 88,154,166,167,174, 180.184 Flanagan. Devon 47 Flynn. Elizabeth 64 Folkmann. Walter 64 Foster, Donna 47 Foster. Glenda 88 Foulkrod. Beverly 89,162 Foulkrod. Tom 89.162 Fowler, Lynda 47,174 Fowler, Steven 64.130 Fraley. Tomccia 65 France, Patricia 77.125.151,154.162. 167,184.185 Francisco. Paul 77 Frcchauf, Heidi 65 Freeman, Nancy 89 Frcnchko, Stephanie 47 Frields. Mark 65 Frye, Jonathan 60,65,140,152 Fulcomer. Darlene 47 Furushima. Gayle 65.154.166,174.176, 177 G Gabriel. Janet 69.65,184,185 Gaffner. David 89.135 Gardner. Stephen 47 Gardner. Steve 47 Garlock. l.inda 84,89 Gathany, Andrew 77,155,167.176 Gatliff. Gail 89.155.165.166.185 Gavitt. E. Leroy 89 Gclo. Thomas 77 Gerber, Lonnie 65 Getz. Phylis 65 Gibson. Stephen 47 Gift. Susan 77,148,154,166 Gillcnwatcr. Glenda 77,148,154 Gilmore. Sharon 47 Gollihcr, Carolyn 47 Good, Deborah 48.162,176 Goodman, John 89 Gordey. Sonya 89 Gossett, Sherry 48,174 Gowman. Sandra 65 Grablc. Laura 48.174 Grablc. Mary 89 Graham. Sharon 77,175 Grandy, Lynn 65,174 Grant. David 48.173 Graves. Christine 48 Grayson. Jerry 48.151.174,184.185 Greening, James 48,185 Greenwood. Esther 65.180,184,185 Greenwood. Tom 89,177.185 Gregory, David 89,130.153.162 Griswold. Karen 65,154 Grover. Judy 65.164.165,181 Gutow. Martha 89.155 H Haffey. David 89.151.166 Haffcy, Nancy 65,164,165 Hahnlen. Lee 89 Hales, Timothy 65,153 Hamill. Loren 65.153 I lamilton. Karen 90.155 Hamilton. Randall 152 Hammond. Faith 77 Hammonds. Kenneth 74,164.174.185. 152 Hancock, Sam 90.184,185 Handysidc, David 84,90 Hansmann, Laura 174 Hanthorn. Rebecca 48,150 I lardy. Ruth 90.125.165,167.184 Hare. Beverly 48 Hare. Carol 90.156 Hare. Evelyn 77 Harman. Rebecca 78.150.154.175 Harold, Susan 48 Harrison, John 48,134 Hart. Barb 174.48 Healey, Barbara 49 Heldreth. Kirk 74.78,163.167 Hendrickson, Rose 90 Henry, William 49 Hergcnrathcr. Connie 90 Herrin. Sue 90 Herriman. Carol 49.164.177 Hcrwig. John 90 Heslcr . Sherrill 78 I leslcr, Susan 49 Hess. Jane 90.125.165.184.185 Hetrick. Sally 90 Heyer. Kent 65.134.177 Hickam. Sarah 78.164.174 Hill. Alan 49 Hirschy, Judith 90.125.162.165,184 Hirschy, Linda 65,185 Hitchman. David 49 Hoag, Jennifer 90.155.167 Hocrath, Julie 66,173 Hoffman. Robert J. 78 Hoffman. William 49.134.137 Holbrook, Gary 134 Holbrook. Larry 134 Holden. Kevin 49.152.185 Holderby. Teresa 49 Holliday, Jack 77.152 Holloway. Linda 90 Hollowood. Ruth 66.177 Hon, Sharon 49 Hopkins. Carla 49 Hopkins. Donna 78 Hopkins. Wilma 49 Hostetler. Bonita 49.162.174.175 Hostetler. James 66.137,163 Houchin, Andrea 49.174 Hovingh. Joan 49.162.175,176 Howdyshcll. William 49 Hoyer. Barbara 78 Hubbard. Judy 66.174 Huddleston. Dennis 78.137,152 Huebncr. June 66 Hughes, William 90 Hull. Becky 165 Hull. David 78.152,173 Hull. Rebecca 49.181.184.185 Hunter. Gary 49.134 Hunter. Rebecca 49 Hunter. Robert 91.152.166 Hussey. Patricia 49 Hutchison. Dianna 79.150.214 I Inghram. Dan 50.177 Inghram, Richard 66.177 Irwin, Nora 66.173 Irwin. Patti Jo 66 Ishuin. Geraldine 66,154.174.176.177 Ison. Robic 148 Ivins. Julcne 91 J Jacoby. F.laine 67 Jefferies. Barbara 91 Jefferies. Linda 79 Jefferies, William 91 Jenkin. Patricia 67,133,154.175 Jenkins. Warren 50,152 Jensen. Clifton 50.164.152.181 Jensen. Val 91 Jeremiah. James 79.153.166 Jewell. David 50.137 Jezowski. Ronald 91.152.167.174 Johnson. Dorena 67.174,176 Johnson. Elaine 91 Johnson. Faye 67,167.175 Johnson. Francis 91 Johnson. Philip 79,174 Jones. Laura 50 Jones. Paul 74.79.162.163 Jordan. Barbara 91 Journell. Stephen 50 K Kahlcr. Donna 50 Kaufman. Joan 67 Kearney. David 79.160.163,166.167. 176 Kelley, Samuel 91.141 Kemp. Dianne 42.50,162.173.175 Kendrick, Pamela 50 Kensil, Barbara 91 Kevcr. Janet 91.155 Kies. Carol 67,173 Kilko. B. 162 Kincannon. Donna 92 King.Jean 67.185 King, Maureen 92 King, Robert 79.152,162.165.184 Kinniburgh, Daniel 92 Kinniburgh. Sherian 50 Kintz, Michael 92 Kinvig. Paul 92 Kirby. Helen 92 Kircher, Ruth 51 Kirchner. David 92 Kishpaugh, Deanna 79,162 Kishpaugh. JoAnnc 79 Klamm. Harvey 67 Klein. George 79 Klcymcer, Joy 92 Kleymeer, Julie 51 Kline, Tim 42.51.164.185 Klomparens. Ruth 92 Koehn. Darlene 133 Kochn. Deborah 67,133 Krikkc. Florence 67.167 Kukasky, Thomas 67 Kusumoto. Ann 67.167.176 L Lake. Harry 92 Lakes. Victor 51,184,185 Lambert. Carolyn 51.150.154,162.164 Lantz. Dawn 51 Lapp. Robert 67.148.152 187 Large. Paul 67.152.163.176 Larson. Curtis 51 l.athrop. Sandra 79.148 Lathrop, Susan 51.155.162 Lavender. Larry 92 Lawhead, Pat 79.151.174 Layncr. Clifford 92.165.185 Leach. Judith 67.151.154.174 l.cach, Roger 92,148.152 Leapline, Nancy 79 Lear. Patricia 67.175 LeFever. Linda 51.174,177 I.icchty. Dan 185.74,79,148.162 Leonard. Susanne 51 Lepinc. Barbara 79.174.176 Lepline. Nancy 185 Leslie. Frank 51 Lewis. Darlene 67.175 Lewis. Judy 67.167.176 Lewis, Rich 134 Lewright. Barbara 68 Lima, Iris 68 Lima, Margarita 150.163.176.185 Linger, Linda 51 Lixey. Sharon 51.162 Long. Donald 68.152,164,165.185 Loomis, Sharon 51.150 I .ovc. Joyce 51.185 Lovins, Larry 52 Lunney, Robert 68.153 M Maidment. Beverly 68.154.160.167, 176 Mann. Darlene 68 Manross. Daniel 69.68.152.174 Marlowe. Catherine 52.174 Marsh. Lynnette 92 Martin. Daniel 52.152.162 Martin. Janis 80.174 Mason. Bcverlec 68.133 Mays. Dee 68.152 Mays. Michael 52 McCann. Judy 80.133 McCombcr. Rodney 68.160 McCrum. Roger 52.140 McCulloch. James 68 McCullough. Max 80.152 McCullough, Michael 92 McDaniel. Ferris 42,52.140 McDaniel. Tanis 69.155,162.167.175 McDonald. Bruce 84.125.135 McDonald, Rebecca 69 McDowell. Gary 80.135.152.167 McDowell. Rita 52 McDowell. R. 185 McFarlanc. Winifred 93 McGhee. Kenneth 93 McGchcc. Tom 69 McGillivray, John 137 McIntyre. Ruth 93.184.185 McMillcn. Samuel 69.152.185.130 MeMurtry. Mary 52.177 McNiecc, Melinda 69,123.154.160 Mead. Daniel 52.123.160 Meadows. Donald 93 Mellish. Ron 93,163 Meyer, Judith 52.150 Meyer. Viann 80,154.165.174.175. 176.184.185 Meyers. Ronald 69.148.152.164.166. 167.175.176.184.185 Miller. Alice 80.167 Miller. Darryl 69.165 Miller. Joan 69.176.185 Miller, Joyce 80,162,173 Miller. Priscilla 93 Miller. Roger 52,176 Miller. Timothy 53 Mills. Dale 69,158.160.175 Mitchell. Richard 74,80,151.166.177 Mix. Beverly 69.162 Modrall, Larry 175 Moglc. Claire 93 Monler. David 69 Mohlcr. Philip 69.167.180 Mohr, Rebecca 53 Moon. Philip 53 Mooney. Jerry 69 Moore. Beverly 53.155.184.185 Moore. Harold 152,165.184 Moorman. Alice 80.162.177 Morrell, Carol 80.162.174 Morrow. Colctta 69.177 Morse. Carole 69.154,165.185 Mossman. Janice 69 Mott, Shirley 80 Motter. Jerome 80.152 Molts. Joyce 69.154.164.165.177 Moulder, Steven 69 Muck. Kenneth 93.153,176 Muirhead. Margaret 81 Mulford. Arlan 93 Mummery, Sharon 53 Murdoch, David 53 Music. Ernest 176 Muska. Gary 53,152 Muzzy, Cheryl 53 Myers. Dawn 69.151.160.166 Myers. Linda 69 N Nelson. Beverly 53.164 Nelson. Brenda 70 Nelson. David 53,152.164.181.184. 185 Nelson. Linda 70.154 Nclthropp, Shcric 53,163,175 Nichols. Penny 81.160 Northey, Ted 53.173 Northey, Timothy 60.70 Norton. Daniel 70 Norton. Nancy 93,125 Norton. William 81 Nutter. Loretta 93.155 O Odewale. Kola 163 Ochmckc. Peter 81,177 O’Keefe. Carolvn 70.175 O'Keefe, Elizabeth 81.123.167.154. 184 O’Keefe, James 81 Olsen. Linda 53,173,175 Olsen. Samuel 81.152.162.177.184. 185 O’Shell. Constance 93 Osman. Marsha 70,175 Overholt, Kenneth 93 Owen. Judy 53 P Packard. Calvin 93 Paige. Lynn 70 Palmer. Milton 70 Palmer. Vieki 70 Pape. Sue 94.167.184.185 Parchcr, George 70.152 Pasquarcllo. Michael 53,137,164 Patten. Randall 70.123.152.175.176 Paugh. Nancy 70.174.177 Pauling. Susan 81.175 Pears. Carol 71 Peck. Jeanette 53 Pereira. John 53 Pereira. Robert 94.156 Perkins. Ralph 42.53.140.152.173 Perry. Bertha 53 Perry-. Bruce 53 Perryman. Susan 54 Persing. Cheryl 54 Peters. David 54.160.173 Peterson. Karyn 54 Pettit. Warren 81.143.153 Phelps. Linda 54 Phelps. Ronald 94 Phenix. Janet 81.151.154,167,174.175 Phenix. Kathry n 54,174,175 Phillips. Edith 81,123.175.177 Phipps. Patricia 81 Phipps. Terry 81.140 Plate. Alberta 81 Porter. Tamara 54.175 Porterfield. Peggy 71.154 Powell. James 54,177.185 Prather. Sandra 71 Preston, Donna 94 Pribblc. Sharon 54 Price. Connie 71 Price. Judith 71 Prindle, Daryl 54.164.181 Pruden. John 54.150 R Radcliff, Larry 81.162.173.175 Radcliff. Paul'54.173 Radcliffc. Diana 81,154,175 Railsback, David 54,184.185 Rakes. David 94 Ransboltom, Ruth 54 Rau. Karen 94.139 Ravas, Mary 54 Ray. Susan 81 Reagan. Wilborn 94 Reams. Donald 81 Reed. Barbara 71 Reed. Deborah 55 Reed. Dennis 55 Reed. Gary 55 Reeder. Thomas 55 .vccse. Betty 81 Rchkopf, Robert 81.152.176.185 Rehn. Judith 94,123.125.160.177 Reno, Lee 71 Reno. Loren 82.135.152.166 Rexroth. Curtis 50.164.165.185 Richardson. Gerald 94 Riley. Patricia 55.150.164.181 Risko. Jeanne 94.185 Robbins. Peggy 55.175 Roberts. Craig 71,152.176 Robinette. Lawrence 55 Rochelle. Rebekah 82 Rochcr. Shirley 55,150 Rockwell. David 94.162.163 Rodgers. R. 162 Rodman. Lyle 55.184.185 Rodriguez. Ruth 82 Rogers. Bruce 55,137 Rogers. Ruth 94.155 Rohm. Dane 71.152.160 Roloff. Susan 55.164,165 Rominc. Cecilia 94,175.181 Rookc. John 94 Rothwcll. Susan 94 Rouch. Darlene 55,174 Rouch. Deborah 95 Rowe. Charles 71,152.177 188 Rudig. Rebecca 82.154.162.166.174. 175 Ruffin. Danny 82.143 Kumage. Lois 82 Rumficld. Larry 55.173 Rumlcy. John 95,152 Russell. Saundra 82 S Sacmcncs, Joyce 82.154.160.175 Si. Clair. Linda 55,154 Saltier, Melbourne 71.152.163.176 Saulter. Suzanne 56 Sawdey. Carmen 95 Schaechterle, Cynthia 56.181 Schill. Martha 95 Schill. William 95.152 Schilling. Dale 71.123.150.174 Schislcr, Roy 95 Schneider. John 82.184.185 Schneider. Marikay 71,177.185 Schultz, Robert 95.141.153 Schwanbcck. Dale 56 Schwarm. Norma 71.175 Schwenk, Marian 95 Scott. Susan 56.181 Scars. Gail 82.151.154.167.174 Seeley. Jeffrey 71.152.164 Seidler. Thomas 56 Seigneur. Dean 95.125,152.167 Senseney. Philip 82.152.164.165,180 Scnscncy. Robert 56,137,164,181,185 Shafer, Cheryl 71.167.176 Shafer, Lona 56.162 Shamblin. Rebecca 95 Sharp. Rebecca 82.151 Shaw, Cathy 56 Shelley. Melanie 56 Sherrill. Patricia 71 Shrcvc. Arthur 71 Shriver, Gloria 56.174 Shuler, Arthur 82,150.152.164.165 Sickels. Charlene 56 Sidler.T. 185 Silverthorn, Renee 71.154.176 Simmons. James 71 Skelton. Linda 56 Slabaugh. Merle 173 Slater. Suzanne 57.145 Slates. Linda 72 Slavcns. Deborah 57 Smclscr. Edward 95 Smith. Bonnie 72.150.151.154.162. 173.175 Smith. Dan 82.137.141.164.165 Smith. Donna 57 Smith. Melba 72.175 Smith. Nancv 57 Smith. William 82.162.167.173 Snider, Nancy 72.173 Snyder, Robert 57.164 Snyder. Stephen 95 Sommerfield. Philip 82 Sophcr, William 57 Soule. David 57 Southwell. David 82.133.153.166.167 Spaulding, James 72.141 Spencer. Carol 57.175 Spencer, Kathryn 95.176 Sperry. Thomas 57 Spieth. Ronald 72.165.180.184.185 Spinks. Linda 95 Sprungcr. Marcia 95 Stafford, Jean 173 Stamatis. Judith 82,139 Steenburg, Cheryl 82,180,184 Stephens, Linda 71 Stevens. Daniel 96.125.152.166.167 Stewart. Robert 57 Stickle. Fred 96.176 Stillwell, Dennis 96 Stock, Cheryl 57 Stoner, Beth 57 Stora, Dennis 82.153.1. 6 Storey, Mary 72 Stowcll, Hannah 72.154.174.175 Strong, Tom 57 Strychalski. Charles 57,152 T Talbot. Dorly 83 Tallmon. Verna 72 Tanner. Lela 96.156 Taylor. Karol 57 Taylor. Gary 96.184.185 Taylor. Linda 96 Taylor. Richard 83 Taylor. Steve 72 Tennant. Mercy 72 Tewis. Louis 57.177 I hasc. Barbara 96 Thomas. Billie 72.175 Thomas. George 96 Thomas. Neil 73 Thorne, Susan 96 Timpe, Janice 57.181.184.185 Tobias. Vicki 57.164.175 Tompkins, Connie 57 Towle. Nancy 84.97 Treat. Kenneth 83 Trefzger. William 135 Trumbull. Cheryl 97 Trumphour. Marv 83.167 Turner. David 73.163.177 V VandcrMccr, Anton 58 Vanderpuhl, Mary 162.175 Vincent. Ruth 97.162 Vlug. Janice 174,177 W Waggoner. Patricia 58 Wagner. Karolyn 83 Walborn. Daniel 97 Waldron. Corinnc 58 Walker, Connie 58.176 Walker, Thomas 73.166 Wallis. Nelson 97 Wallncr. Carol 58 Walters. Denise 42.58.166 Warburton. Art 58 Warren. John 135 Warren. Timothy 97.130 Watson. Nola 83 Weaver. Jeanette 59 Weaver. Judith 59 Webb, Jeffrey 59 Webb. Susan 73.167 Welch. Glenda 73,154 Whatoff. Robert 97.153 Wheatley. Ronald 59 Whipple. Ellen 97 Whitaker, Patricia 73 Whitney, Leah 97 Wilhite. Mark 73 Wilhite. Mike 42,59.152.175.176.177 Wilkes. Deborah 73.154 Williams, Charles 59.134.137 Williams. Dan 134 Williams. James 153 Williams. Joseph 73 Williamson, Diane 59.177 Willis. Charlotte 59,145 Wilson. Herbert 73 Wilson, Irene 97.121 Winston. Judith 83,155.167.177 Winters. Ihomas 73 Wissinger. Patricia 83.151 Wolford. Michael 83 Wood. David 59.163.176 Woodcock. Jcffrcv 59 Work, Barbara 59.174.177 Work. Dale 97 Work. Wendy 73 Wright. David 137 Wright. Rebecca 59 Wuest. Darlyne 73.155.166.185 Y Yaple, David 73 Yardlay. Janet 73.177 Yeatcr, Sharon 97 Yoder, Charlotte 97 Yoder. Douglas 97,156 Young. Ellen 59.151.162 Young, Jeff 97.130 Young, Joyce 74.83.166 Z Zazurskey, Michael 135 Zickefoose. Cynthia 162 Zimmerman, Monica 59 Zwicslcr. Catherine 73.167 189 FIRST BAPTIST Butler. Pennsylvania CALVARY BAPTIST Covington, Kentucky 190 HADDON HEIGHTS BAPTIST CHURCH Third and Station Avenues Haddon Heights, New Jersey 08035 Dr. K. W. Mastellor, Pastor Rev. F. D. Hcnzlcr, Asst. Pastor Rev. D. P. Jeremiah, Minister of Christian Education Ralph O. Burns is pastor of the First Baptist Church. 221 New Castle Street, Butler. Pennsylvania. At First Baptist, a member of GARBC, they arc holding forth the Word of Life, holding fast the faithful Word.” Calvary Baptist Church in Buffalo. New York, is found at 1264 Kensington Avenue. Tlie pastor is Timothy R. Barrett. Calvary Baptist, the church with a heart in the heart of Latonia, is located at West Southern and Tibbatts. in Covington. Kentucky, and is pastored by Warren W. Wicrsbc. James F. Dcrsham, the pastor, along with the Emmanuel Baptist Church at 5046 Broadway. Lorain. Ohio, wishes to extend its congratulations to the graduating class of 1969. Best wishes, seniors! EMMANUEL BAPTIST Lorain, Ohio 191 The home of Calvary Bapiist Church. Paincsville. Ohio, is 727 Mentor Avenue with John M. Strong pastoring. Calvary has Bible School on Sundays at 9:45 A.M. and evening service at 7:00 P.M.. and Thursday night prayer service. In Xenia, Ohio, at North Detroit and West Church Streets, is the First Reformed Church. Edward E. Smith, pastor. First Reformed, which provides bus service for its Sunday Services, believes that the gospel is the most contemporary message of our time. Calvary Baptist Paincsville, Ohio First Reformed Xenia, Ohio 192 Pastor Smelser First Baptist Medina, Ohio In the heart of Medina with Medina on its heart is the First Baptist Church of Medina, Ohio. The church, found at 123 West Liberty Street, is taught by R. Kenneth Smelser. the pastor, and Bud” Couts, the assistant pastor. A friendly gospel church in a friendly growing community. This describes the Wheelersburg Baptist Church in VVheelersburg. Ohio. Donald Grol-limund is the pastor. Wheelersburg Baptist Wheelersburg, Ohio 193 First Baptist Mishawaka, Indiana Berea Baptist Berea. Ohio Pastor II.unman Pastor Reilly “The Family Church' FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 602 Illinois Avenue McDonald. Ohio 9:30 A.M.—Sunday School 10:30 A.M.—Morning Worship 6:30 P.M.—Family Study Hour 7:30 P.M.—Evening Service The First Baptist Church in Mishawaka, Indiana, found at Main and Lawrence, has youth groups, a radio broadcast, telephone ministry, and a missionary program. With Roy G. Hamman as pastor, they arc “looking for that Blessed Hope.” You are invited to attend Berea Baptist Church. Berea, Ohio, with Earl V. Willeis, pastor. Located at 250 West Street, the church has Bible School at 9:30, worship service at 10:45. and evening service at 7:00 P.M. on Sundays. In Valparaiso. Indiana, the Baptist Children’s Home, which serves nationally and is GARBC approved, is found at 65 South Franklin Street. Ministries include a child care home, with children from 8 states; foster home care; adoption, which crosses state lines; Bcthcsda Home for unwed mothers; and counseling. Rev. Donald E. Worch acts as the executive director. Midweek Service, Wednesday 7:30 J. E. Beckley. Jr., Pastor 444 Indiana Avc. 195 Sincere Christian Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1969 HUNTSBURG BAPTIST CHURCH Huntsburg. Ohio Ben H. Garlich. Pastor FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH RIVERSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Decatur, Illinois 196 Rev. Robb, as the Pastor of First Baptist Church at Sherman. New York, exemplifies the feeling of many when he says, “(we) arc very interested in Ccdarville. and several students from the church have gone there, and some arc there now with others planning on attending the school in the future. Pastoring the Riverside Baptist Church of Decatur, Illinois, is Reese A. Johnson. Along with Thomas D. Streeter, the Christian Education Director, they seek God's direction in the weekly services. Rev. John G. Balyo and the Cedar Hill Baptist Church at 12601 Cedar Road, Cleveland Heights, Ohio, support the college through advertising, attending students, prayer, and chapel speaking. For churches such as this, we arc most thankful. Sherman, New York CEDAR HILL BAPTIST CHURCH Cleveland Heights, Ohio 197 UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS BAPTIST CHURCH Indianapolis, Indiana The Galilean Baptist Mission Grand Rapids, Michigan “My little children, let us not love in word, neither in tongue; but in deed and truth.” I John 3:18 198 Holding fast the faithful Word” Titus 1:9. The University Heights Baptist Church welcomes visitors and new members at 2200 East Hanna Avenue. Pastor E. Wilson Wahl preaches the Biblical truths to the congregation at Indianapolis. Indiana. The College Bookstore, managed by Bernice Mick, supplies students and faculty with hundreds of books, references, tests, and paperbacks. The sales and discounts eater to the collcgiannc’s finances, and initiate the students' library collection. As the books slack up, the finals pass and the seniors soon finish. Pastor Wm. Broughton and Grace Baptist Church congratulate the many seniors who chose to worship with them. The proposed addition can more effectively serve Ccdarvillc. the College, the community, and the countryside. THE CEDARVILLE COLLEGE BOOKSTORE Textbooks Souvenirs Paperbacks Supplies Drugs Devotionals GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH Cedarville, Ohio 199 CEDARVILLE SNACK SHOP The Cedarville College Snack Shop, not only prepares delicious pizzas and grill orders, but also delivers them. And generally the delivery boy is greeted with hungry smiles. Orders can be taken at 766-2251. Cedarville. Ohio. The students’ attempts at baking donuts and warming soup in popcorn poppers would not be successful without the groceries of the Cedarville Super Valu. Their meats, produce, and groceries supply the college with the extra” boost needed after the evening meal. To charm that special girl, the men buy candy and flowers, and keep themselves well-groomed. But this job can best be done w ith the assistance of Chick, the local barber. To quench that dry throat at the outset of finals, Pepsi is there to pour it on” with the “taste that beats the others cold. Bottled under Pepsieo, Inc. by Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co., Pepsi is delivered and serviced here from the Springfield plant. CC SUPER VALUE Cedarville Super Valu Meats Produce Groceries Phone 766-1201 Cedarville Ohio CHICK’S BARBER SHOP ?oo i'cOLA EITHER - Bottled Under Authority Granted By PepsiCo. Inc. By Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Springfield JOHN DONLEY GAS OIL DISCOUNT 293 South Main Street First Quality Products Only Lowest Gas Prices in Town VILLAGE RESTAURANT “In the Heart of Cedarville Complete Food Service 766-5318 To eat out at a convenient place and in an appetizing way. the students and community seat them- ____ selves at the Village Restaurant in Cedarville. Ohio, R V' I A ,R H ARQW A R F, The progressive hardware service,” the Ccdar-villc Hardware store, serves the community by providing the “Best deal in electrical appliances. A quick call to 766-1941 will bring immediate service. The neighborhood drugstore. Stephens’ Rexall at 42 N. Main, is equipped for the people’s demands. Phone 766-1771. F;or discount on first grade petroleum products, Donley Gas Discount is the place to sec with its offices in Cedarville, Jamestown, Xenia, and Wilmington. STEPHENS REXALL STORE Cedarville. Ohio 42 N. Main Phone 766-1771 202 Cedarville College Press 32 EAST ST. -------------- ' ,� GEDARVILLE OHIO 'ONE STOP BUILDIIfG CENTER' Miami Deposit Bank Always glad to be of service is the motto of the Ccdar-ville College Press at Cedarville, Ohio. It m e e t s all printing needs, including wedding invitations—with a discount for students. Attracting the attention and business of the whole town, the Miami Deposit Bank displays its new offices. As a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the bank serves in Cedarville (P hone 766-2311) as well as Yellow Springs (Phone 767-7212). miamiTTdeposit © Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 203 MORRIS Morris Bean and Company, producers of high quality aluminum and ductile iron castings, has plants in Yellow Springs and Cedarvillc, Ohio. The plant pictured, located in Ccdarvillc, is one of the world's most important sources of tire mold castings used by all the major rubber companies. To supply groceries and drugs, College Hill IGA is conveniently located across from the girls' dormitory. Maddox Hall. COLLEGE HILL IGA Serving Ccdarvillc Monday thru Saturday Route 72, Main St. Cedarville, Ohio SWANDERS SOHIO SERVICE Xenia Ave., Cedarvillc, Ohio 766-5511 24 Hour Wrecker Service We have service for Minor Tune-up Tire Repair Ignition Systems Exhaust Systems Tires—Brakes Oil Change Lubrication 204 BEAN CO Swandcrs’ Sohio not only carefully services automobiles but also continues 24 hour wrecker service. Its nearness to Route No. 72 makes the station easily accessible for motorists. In Xenia. Fairborn, and Washington, Court House, Ohio, the SPORTIQUE satisfies its customers with its simple phrase, “It's unique. For an evening of entertainment and recreation, the Community Bowling Lancs provides open bowling until midnight with 24 lanes and 7 billiard tables. Xenia, Ohio 58 E. Main St. Fairborn, Ohio 500 W. Main Sfoduj “It’s Unique” Washington C.H., Ohio 206 East Court St. Bowling 24 Lanes 7 Billiard Tables Air-Conditioned Open Bowling Daily—9:00 A.M. to Midnite Phone 372-6081 COMMUNITY BOWLING LANES 66 S. Allison Ave. Xenia, Ohio 205 PATRONS BAND BOX MUSIC STORE 57 West Main Street Xcnia-Fairborn CEDARVILLE VARIETY STORIi N. Main St.. Ccdarvillc. Ohio Clothes and Gifts for the Family MC DORMAN’S MEN'S CLOTHING 53 West Main Street ROGER'S JEWELERS 37 F.ast Main Street Xenia, Ohio 372-7681 FAMOUS AUTO SUPPLY 64 E. Main 372-4071 Sporting Goods CARRIAGE MOUSE RESTAURANT 37 West Main Street Xenia. Ohio CEDAR CLIFF BEAUTY SALON Xenia Avenue Ccdarvillc. Ohio 766-4864 RICH JEWELERS' Main and Detroit Xenia. Ohio SHERWIN Will I AMS 47 West Main Xenia 372-6083 CHERRY'S FU RNISH1NGS 56 W. Main Street Xenia—372-3579 NIL SON -BON E FLOR ISIS Lucille's Beauty and Gifts Xenia. Ohio 372-2171.372-4211 I HF. CARD SHOP Hallmark Cards and Gifts 17 East Main Street l-T PIZZA 130 E. Main Street 372-3587 XENIA I HR. MARTINI .ING 168 West Main Street Xenia. Ohio TIFFANY JEWELRY STORE 20 South Detroit Street Xenia. 372-3161 HURLEY S FI OR 1ST 544 W. Main Street Flowers Speak for Themselves ’ BEREAN CHURCH SUPPLIES 53 S. Detroit Xenia—372-8711 BLACK S FURNITURE For Furniture New Xenia. Ohio 372-4191 BRAUN S JEWELERS 714 East Main Street Xenia—372-5071 XENIA DAILY GAZE I I E Growing with All Greene County 37 S. Detroit—Xenia OLAN MILLS— The Official Photographers 20 Ihc completion of the yearbook could not have been a reality without the photography of the Olan Mills Studio. Their individual shots and group pictures enhanced the Miracle as well as the staffs satisfaction for the studio's job well-done. FOR THE MIRACLE “Depend on the CAMERA SHOP” for Personalized Service 34 W. Main St. Xenia, Ohio Phone 372-1469 THE XENIA NATIONAL BANK 161 E. Main St.—82 N. Allison Ave. Xenia, Ohio Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 207 CEDARVILLE FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN Serving Cedarvillc and the Community Congratulates The Class of '69 “Finally, brethren, farewell. Be perfect, be of good comfort, be of one mind, live in peace; and the God of love and peace shall be with you. ICorinthians 13:11 THE 1969 GRADUATING CLASS CEDARVILLE FEED GRAIN Grain, Feed, Seed, Coal, Salt Wool, Fertilizer Builders’ Supplies and Fencing Cedarvillc, Ohio Phone 766-2021 Congratulations Class of 1969 THE CRITERION Xenia, Ohio Men’s Clothing and Furnishings Varsity Town—Arrow MacGregor—Stetson Palm Beach tuxLeyrz 308 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS CHAPLIN CLEANERS LAUNDRY SERVICE Dianna Hutchison Becky Hanthom and the Miracle Staff Cleaning Shoe Repair Phone 766-3781 Cedarville. Ohio LEACH QUIC K WASH It seems like only yesterday . . For the graduating seniors, the four years have flown by and as the graduates leave, they learn that Cedarville has exchanged their service for lasting memories. Those lasting memories commemorate their graduation as the community patrons ask God’s blessing on their future. Sincere congratulations, class of 1969! 24-Hour Self-Service Cedarville. Ohio E. Xenia Street Behind Firehouse 209 Phone 766-5186 In Memoriam He had just been here earlier in the year, and now. although everyone had prayed that he might live to further his ministry. God saw fit to bring him home. Now he is rejoicing in the presence of the Lord in whom he trusted. Dr. Paul Jackson was a man with a vision of Christ—a man of thought, action, and spirit. For this, we honor the National Representative of the General Association of Regular Baptist Churches, in memoriam: I’m not alone when the dawn light is breaking And westward the last mist-hung shadow has flown; When from sweet slumber my soul is awaking Thou. God. art with me. I'm not alone. When through the gray dawn I send my thoughts winging. Ouesting through prayer-laden space to the throne, Stars of the morning are joyously singing Thou, God, art with me. I’m not alone. I'm not alone with the darkness around me Though the night curtains a pillow of stone; A ladder of light to heaven has bound me. Thou, God. art with me. I’m not alone. Myra Brooks Welch 2)0 afitP ANNUAL CATALOGUE Cf£l)ARVILLE COLLKOE $lipro|g is a uondcrtul thmii. It is |hc fulfillment V!: l� Vy and the initiator of hjippines.s?Nt' binds |Vi pk- tlmM ll lliPiipliis. Icdiiiiiv,- and duamx and disregards race. coka-; and class. • - ‘ In this yearbook. I '.have irioci to share the people •' i i ( edar illc College iltcir nuynls. ytlKuighly.’ action. spirit, and tsion -with the u ri l. I li.isv ' tried to sh.ne the aiemmies ot a levs student . NK� ll) all the students. V... . Mih ilu- Mil .eh i niijHeted ’i’:s� y {r� it aHtj -.-i!K- liri'iie.ilt' I sti.ne ■. 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