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

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 Talent Night Hosts New Students With a variety of talent ranging from gospel songs to dramatical skits, the decision as to the winner of the 1976 New Student Talent Night is a difficult one to make. Nevertheless, a comical arrange- ment of “Billy Goats Gruff’ pre- sented by John Briggs, Gus Cham- berlain, Craig Colas, and Kent McDougal steals the show and is awarded first place. A musical group consisting of Scott Bahorik, Bill Carroll, and Brad Milbauer wins second place with their num- bers, “Annies Song” and “Bridge Over Troubled Waters”. Joel Veldt’s humorous dramatization of “Frontier Mortician” wins third prize. 1. John Briggs, (Jus Chamberlain, Craig Co- las and Kent McDougal win with their ver- sion of “Billy Goats Gruff. 2. Faith Grahl and Carolyn Huffman Sing- ing their song, “Sisters.” 3. Joel Veldt places third with an oral inter- pretation of Frontier Mortician. 4. “I Won't Lost A Day Without You” is a solo sung by Dawn Curtis. 5. Hostess and Host for the Talent Night are Angela Hilmes and Barry Heagy. 6. Allen Woodruff presents a tumbling rou- tine. 7. Mike Bentley, Dean Scott and Carl Ze- lonis listen as Uncle Russ Yoder tells a bedtime story. 8. Scott Bahorik, Bill Carroll and Brad Mil- bauer perform “Annie's Song and Bridge Over Troubled Water. 21

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Swordbearers Have Active Year Swordbearers 1976-77 have a year of many “firsts”. This year’s teams possess more new members than the teams of recent school years, which makes for an excellent cross-section of the college. The teams seem to travel more — West Virginia, Illinois, Indiana, Michi- gan, Kentucky, and New York arc some of the states visited by the teams. One of the first major events is the Swordbearers Fall Conference, in which youth groups from all over the Mid-West participate. Another highlight of the year is the presen- tation of the missionary cantata, “Go Tell Your World”, directed by Kathy Howell. 1. BACK ROW: T. Stoner (team leader), N. Benson, K. Browne. SECOND ROW: E. Smith, L. Matheny. M. Bleeker, S. Bahorik, S. Levin. FRONT ROW: K. Sewell, L. Ben- son, C. Ray. G. McMillan. D. Kirk. 2. BACK ROW: D. Morton. M. Bentley (team leader). THIRD ROW: G. Stone, D. Storch, E. Wyse, B. Henslin. SECOND ROW: B. Taylor, D. Ra«, K. Willhite. FRONT ROW: P. Van der Hoovcn. D. Repp, P. Moling, S. Miller. 3. Extension Team: BACK ROW: D. Burns, B. Kaufman. T. Chmura. FRONT ROW: B. Roloff, R. Rogers, S. Meaner, C. Powers. 4. BACK ROW: B. Hayes, D. Aeshleman, D. Green. THIRD ROW: S. Struck, D. Evens, D. Blackburn. SECOND ROW: C. Miller, D. Burns (team leader), C. Phillips, D. Messenger. FRONT ROW: J. Hoffer. K. Sollenne, J. Butcher. 5. Visiting high school students to the Swordbearers Conference load up on food. 6. A sea of faces listens intently to a confer- ence speaker. 7. Participants in the Fall Conference in- clude Chairman Dave Lyons, Pastor Green, Dr. Ballard, and Mark Sigmon. 8. New people are met even when the high schoolers register. 23