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

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OPENING Reflections Of December “For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Savior, who is Christ the Lord.” Luke 2:11 December was the beginning of a very mild winter for the Cedarville area. There was no snow, and instead there were unseasonably high record setting temperatures. The only thing on student's minds though, was their upcoming final exams. Everyone knuckled down to study, and finish papers or projects, knowing that as soon as everything was done they could head home for Christmas break. The dorms got into the Christmas spirit by having open houses and Christmas parties. Christmas decorations were seen everywhere despite the lack of snow, as the fall quarter came to an end. This Page. Uppor Right: Salvatore Purotta Lower Right: Pcu::o Moore. Opposite Page. Upper Left: Diane Regnier Lower Left: Peter Tonne on and Susan Olson. Upper Right: Dave Regmvr and Rick Manuel Middle Right: Dave M Clark. Lower Right: Patty Maloney and Donna Birch. 10

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OPENING Reflections Of January “For he saith to the snow, Be thou on the earth; likewise to the small rain, and to the great rain of his strength.” Job 37:6 Students began returning in January for the start of the Winter Quarter. Although there was no snow for January, there was a great deal of rain. Students spent their time inside studying or socializing. The intramural sports program pro- vided students with the opportunity to exercise and have a break from studies. Most students carried their heaviest load during winter guarter and therefore spent most of their time working on homework and papers. Thia Pag . Upper Right: Cindy Armstrong Lower Right: Lorn Sadlior and Roberta Horn Opposite Pag , Upper Left: Linda Coldren. Upper Middle: Elena Michael. Upper Right: Regina Anderson. Lower Middle: Dave Olson 12