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

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 REMEMBER OUR FOUNDATIONS reflects the desire of Christians that the U. S. practice its motto, In Cod We Trust. STUDENTS OB- SERVE HANGING PICTURES proving that a year- book truly remembers. THE 77 FLOAT portrays both the liberty we have in the U.S. and the True Liberty we have in Christ. ANYBODY FOR A MUM? Ron Thomas is not too reluctant in ACCEPTING THE TROPHY. THE SINClNG MASTER'S ASSISTANTS added artistic flavor to Homecoming. THE GYM IS A GOOD LOCA- TION for the visitors to eat lunch. A cold rainy day doesn't prevent CEDARVILLE'S SOC- CER TEAM from a sound victory. homecoming

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This year's Homecoming weekend did not prove to be the best — weather- wise. For the first time in the history of Cedarville College, the parade was called off, and all the people who had put those long hours into the floats gave a deep sigh. The Pep Rally and Bonfire were moved into the gym due to the wet reception. Ellen West was chosen the 1975 Homecoming queen. Just like the mailman, the soccer squad played despite the rain, and chalked up their fifth straight win with an 11-1 victory over Urbana.

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Five girls shared the honor of repre- senting Cedarville College during the 1975 Homecoming, Ellen Spaulding West (1) was crowned queen during a pep rally held in the gym. Ellen's court included Bobbie Litts (2), senior class representative, Nancy Dear (3), junior attendant, Cherie Watts (4), sophomore attendant, and not pic- tured is Kendra Lojeski, freshman attendant. 26