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

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1987 volume:

100 YEARS “3or Zhe Word of (fod . . . and Zestimony of Christ” THE 1987 MIRACLE Cedarville College Cedarville, Ohio Volume It 34 I I Contents HtSTOR} 16 STUDENT LIFE.................... 34 SENIORS 66 UNDERCLASSMEN.................. Ill ARTS 17$ SPORTS ... ..................... 194 o encourage grow CIwstMii character m each stuSent anS to kelp the stu nt accept Ins responsibility in jtiitkfiil C hristian 4 Opening o increase the student's awareness ______cf tlu’ worlS cf i'5cas an£ events wKich. are influencing our contemporary culture, an£ to prepare the stufont to knowledgeably participate in our society. Criticol Thinking 9 o provide sufficient ,rr.. jw students to practice t of communication. 10 Opening 11 o offer opportunities jor academic specialization an$ preparation for qra§t ate stuffy, an5 to assist tlie student in sc ecting an£ prepariiig for a vocation. Post • Graduate Preparation 13 o foster flic stu iits appreciation of ati5 particpation in, wholesome avocationa anS cultural activities. 14 Opening History 17 THE FOUND A T ON David McKinney, 1st President (1897-1915) The foundation of Cedcrville College's history wos formed by rhe cdege's firs president, Dr. David McKinney. He v cs o weil-educored ond onicdore mon who hod complered his undergroduoie pro- gram or rhe University of Pennyslvanio be- fore amending rhe Reformed Presbyrericn Seminary in Philadelphia. During his 21 years as president, McKin- ney, wh.!e communring ro Cedorvi!e twice o week, retained his posrorore of rhe Plum Srreer Reformed Presbyterian Cnurch in Cincinnati. His stable leadership and admin- istrative obsmes greatly contributed to the college's formorive years, although his pri- mary commitment was ro rhe posrorore. McKinney spent most of his term away from rhe college campus, bur he occom- ptshed many cdmiroble goals: three new bmWmgs were added, ndudmg a new K- 18 History brory, me endowment quadrupled, ond church contributions to the generol fund hod become o permanent ... port of the resources of the college. McKinney also helped to firmly establish the coleges reputation. During McKinney's presidency. Cedor- vile College become more than jusr a school for Bible students Orgcnizorions such os the Dramo Club, Glee Out. ond the Mandoln Club were esrabHshed. while the key ocriviries of the campus centered in the k'erory organizations known os the PhikxJelphion ond Philosophic Societies. In oddirion to ocodemic programs, the coBege obo enjoyed o vigorous athletic program. Spons for men induded bosebc! ond football, ond basketball soon folowed. Adding this sport ollowed women to com- pere os wel As the college grew, both McKinney ond the trustees recognized the need for o resident administrator, so McKinney re- signed from the presidency. History 19 As rhe college prepored for its 40rh onni- versory, in 1934, Dr. Dovid McKinney wos mvired ro be rhe commencement speak- er The 74-yeor old McKnney occepred rhe invtonon; however, his sudden deorh less rhon o month before groduorion pre venred him from fuififtng rhor commir- menr. McKinney's place or commence- ment wos roken by Ns son, Rev D A McKinney, who pcsrored rhe Oakland Presbyrerian Church in Springfield. Oho. Dr. Dovid McKnney wos o great man of God who devoted many years of service ro Cedcrvjlle Coiege ond rhe couse of Chrisr. Hts influential leadership provided rhe coiege with o srrong foothold for irs future success. by Kristin Webber 20 Hisfory THE McCHESNEY DAYS Wilbert McChesney, 2nd President (1915-1940) When David McKinney resigned in 1915, Reverend Wilben Ren wick McChesney was unanimously elected rhe second presi- dent of Cedorvle Co8ege. Teoching for 21 years, McChesney hod been rhe first fccvi- ry member hired by rhe college in 1864. He was an ordained mirnsrer and skied pu!pir oraror bar hod spent his enrire career in rhe classroom reochng sutjecrs such as Greek end sysremoric rheology. Devoring his life ro rhe college, he also served as Vice Presidenr In 1909 ond Dean in 1913. One of rhe mosr serious problems McChesney foced when beginning Ns presidency was rhe college's lock of re- sources, porncularly financial. In Ns nougu- rol address, he promised o mqjor fund- raising drive. However, as rhe United Stores become more ond more alarmed about 22 History 1W enrehng World Wcr I, McChesney decided ro deloy his fund-raising effons. Afrer rhe war. rhe college's enrollmenr began ro cimb; by 1920, 116 srudenrs strained rhe campus' Smired fodliries. by 1921. 135 srudenrs were enrolled. Thar year, McChesney asked rhe Board of Trust- ees for an endowment and bUdmg pro- gram. Announced by rhe Cedorviile Her- cld. he Punched a successful $200,000 campaign for rhe school. He oppeoled ro rhe crizens of Cedarvifie and Greene Coun- ty. rhreorening rhar rhe college would hove ro dose down or move if ir did nor rose needed funds. During his early years as president. McChesney continually urged rhe trustees ro meer rhe srare of Ohio's rrvnimum stan- dards. Satisfied by rhe school's efforts ro meer these srandords, inspectors for rhe Ohio Store Association and Deportment of History 23 Public Instruction even coled Cedorville one of rhe besr smol colleges in rhe stare. In spire of rhis ocodemsc success, rhe college's finondol problems grew worse. In 1928, rhe General Synod of Reformed Presbyrerion Churches gove up oil conrrol of Cedorville,- rhus, rhe college losr irs sup- porting consriruency. The Presbyrerion Church in rhe U.S.A. gradually filled rhe openings on rhe Board of Trusrees, bur rhe college was unable ro win rhe support of rhar deaominonoa in rhe students or dona- tions. In rhe midsr of rhese financial problems. o dissident group of alumni seriously chal- lenged McChesney's leadership, question- ing Ns abliry ro handle rhe college's funds. McChesney remained presidenr afrer o narrow 6 ro 5 vore of rhe Board of Trusr- ees, bur rhis division in rhe bocrd severely damaged his position Then, in 1934, McChesney losr rhe sup port of McKinney, rhe friend wirh whom he hod worked unceasingly throughout rhe hisrory of rhe college. Following rhe death of Ns wife, McChesney offidoty re signed os presidenr in 1940, and Reverend Walter Smirh Kilporrids was chosen ro fi his office. 24 History Despire his problems with rhe Board of Trusrees, McChesaey was weiirespecred by olumni ond by rhe community. For insrorce, from 1932 unril his death, he was elected by o wide margin ro rhe Ohio Legislature every term bur one. As presi dent, he grearty enjoyed rrovelng ro churches ro preoch rhe Gospel and rose supoorr for rhe college he bebeved in. An editorial in rhe Cedorville Herold coled McChesney a firsr arizen of his communi- ry and of rhe rebgious community or torge.” The piece wenr on ro express, He lived eoch day whar he preoched and whor he rought as well as whar he advo- cated for the uptfr of his fellow arizens. Lisa Fowcerr History 25 A MIRACLE BEGINS James T. Jeremioh's leodership of Ce dorvile Co'ege con be charocrenzed in rwo words: fairhful srewordship. Under his guidance rhe school hos reotzed rhe po renrol rhor Jeremioh sow m 1953 when he firs nvesrigcred rhe possibilities of merging rhe resources of Cleovetond's Boprisr Bible hsrirure with rhe physicd plant of o rhen oiling Cedorvile CoBege. Jeremioh's efforts ro persuode rhe B.B.I. rrusrees roword merger led ro meerings wirh rhe Presbyrenon rrusrees. Borh groups ogreed rhor rhe mission of Cedorville Col- lege musr focus on rroinng young people for many professions, so rhor every seg- menr of sociery mighr hove o beocon ro srond. os rhe school morTo yored, for rhe Word of God and rhe resrimony of Jesus Chnsr.” The merger compere, borh Dr. ond Mrs Jeremioh began ro invesr rhe rolenrs rhor God hod given rhem in rhe school while Jeremioh conrinued os o M rime pcsror in Dayron, Ohio. Ar rhe srorr of Jeremdh's invdvecnenr wirh Cedorvfle, his row moreriols consisred 26 History of only six holdings: Old Main, rhe Science Buding, The Cornegie library. Alford Audi rorium, Berhet ond Hornmon dorms, ond some remodeled Army borrccks. o gifr from Unde Scm. Dr. Jeremiah, by now working full rime os President of rhe col- lege, rook rhese meager ingredenrs, cdd- ed hours of work ond prayer, ond pro- duced a resulr best choroaenzed by The Mirode. rhe title that srudenrs of that era chose for their yearbook. During these rimes of limited resources, rhe Jeremiahs wore oil hers. Besides serving as presdenr, Dr. Jeremiah rough: a number of classes on ccmpus; Mrs. Jeremiah served os rhe college prinrer. One by one. however, rhe rolenrs muln- pfced under rhe young president’s faithful stewardship Boskerboll was instituted os rhe first intercollegiate sport, ond Fol Quar- ter 1953 saw a student population of 103, ond a foculry, induding Dr. Jeremioh, of nine. The college continued in its growth spurt until rhe college's 10th anniversary which recorded a burgeoning student body of 501 end a foculry of 33. History 27 With such added growth come oddec responsibility os well, bur Dr. Jeremioh proved himself yer ogom os o foirhful srew- ord: he chorred rhe exponsion of the com- pos ond pur together on odmmisrrohve sroff copcble of monogng the growth needs. Dr Qfford Johnson wos hired os Acodemc Vice Presidert one worked to word occreditotton by certifying rhe recch er educonoo progrom with rhe store of Ohio. ConsecuTive student services Deans Rxhcrd McIntosh ond Don Rickard insrirured fnonciol cid services, rhe counsel mg department ond rhe plocemenr office Lee Turner wos hired to sroff the develop meat office, end he begen rhe Torch mag ozine. ond Posror Harold Green was brought m to provide spiritual guidance ond ro orgomze rhe Chrtsnon service de- portment. Dr. Jeremiah's sound investment in this monogemenr ream wos blessed os God continued to give rhe increase, both in enrollment ond fodliries. Patterson, Milner, Vitoms, o new Librory, ond Maddox Hafl were buir. Enrollment in 1968 reached 927, ond rhe faculty roster boosted ten doctorates. Students were obie ro reoch our into rhe community wiTh both rhe min isrries of WCDP ond with rhe formulation of 28 History a Red Cross disaster ream on campus. As rhe years passed ond rhe college grew, Dr. Jeremah once ogam showed his foirhfuiness as o srewcrd of God's gifts. The coiege hcd expanded by 1976 ro an en- rollmenr of 1221, a populonon which re- qured rwo cnapel services. As Jeremioh surveyed rhe reeds of rhe college, he realized rhor new fociliries would have ro be budr, requiring o leodership full of ener- gy ond viroliry. Unsure of his ability ro futfi such on awesome responsibly, Jeremich wrore in 1978, My quesnon is. how con I besr help in rhe program of progress rhor lies before us? FranMy I om nor sure I con carry rhe heavy responsbiry rhor is required cf me With rhe good of rhe college in mind. Jeremah decided rhor rhe besr sreword ship would be his resigno non ond rhe pass ing of respdnsibiiry ro o younger man w rh more of rhe physical resources needed ro perform rhe awesome job of presiderr. History 29 Paul H. Dixon, 8th President (1978- ) A GROWING COLLEGE FAMILY A scene very fomfcar to the students of Cedorville College often illuminores the AAondoy morning chape! service. Over 2 thousand voices obediently respond ro the greetings of the man beaming broody, exhorting earnestly from behnd the mas- sive podium which bears the cdege em- blem. Over 2 thousand foces look roword him expectantly, the man who serves os o far more animoted emblem of the current trends of Cedorvile CoSege. The foculry, ycff, and student body join voices ro offer up before him the chorus “Christ Is All I Need, the self-adopted rheme of their director behind the pulpit, President Paul H. Dixon President Dixon has publicly pro- nounced chapel services, “the heartbeat of every Chrisrion Cdege. ond the AAon- doy morning chopel scenario appropriate- ly coprures the pulsing essence of the Dtx- 30 History on ero. The Dixon ero or CedorvSe College con be occuroreiy rermed pulsing by irs very norure Sreody, fcsr poced ond consronr. rhe life's blood of Dixon's work cr Cedor- vie Coiege flows nor only wirh Ns person - ol ambition ond visions for rhe College's porenriol bur olso from maintaining mo- menrum wirh Ns determination ond drive ro reo'ize his goois Since Ns ossumprion of rhe presidency in 1978, Dixon has surround- ed Nmself wirh o dligenr and supporrive admiNsrrorive sroff ro oid in achieving measurable srondords of growrh for Ce- dorviile Coiege. Indeed, rhe measurable srondords of growrh effeaed by Dixon ond his sroff appear quire impressive. Alrhough confronting o decline in rhe morker of high- er educarion due ro o lock of coiege oge, cotege bound, liberal orrs srudenrs, enroll- menr or Cedcrville College has climbed sreodly from 1178 srudenrs in 1978 ro ap- proximately over 1800 srudenrs in 1986 87, revealing rhe concenrrored efforts of Dix- History 31 on's admissions staff. Buildings hove seem ingly sprung up to expand the campus of the college, cultivated by Dixon's coreful otrentioa to development and funding. New fields of study hove been grafted mro the college curriculum; consequently, the majors of nursing and business successfully ottracr a larger scope of prospective stu- denrs Extending even os for as ccrrpus beautification, the oil-pervasive efforts of Dixon's compaign for excellence in mea suroble standards of growrh is perhcps best exemplified by the deroJ of a mere flower V ied directions The communicortoa and or- ganizational stoBs that Dixon proceed dur- ing his years os on evongefer monifesr themselves in his ablty to marker Cedo'- vile Colege for more extensively rhon any of his predecessors in the presidency. As a result, when President Poul H Dixon ad- dresses his 1987 college family, they may Isren ro his exhortor ion, endorse- ment, and encouragement with the confi- dence that before them stands a man determined ro achieve his gods for Cedar- ville College. bed. A tribute ro the Dixon era. the flower bed in front of the James T. Jeremiah Chapel was carefully cultivated and plant- ed to spell our, Chrisf Is Ail I Need, re- minding oil passersby of the man who appeals with great charisma ro rhs Cedor- ville College Family. Although Poul H. Dixon accepted the presidency of Cecorville Colege with only the leadership credentials of an evangelisr, husbond, and father, his systematic and aggressive opprooch has enobleb him ro leod Cedorvile Cdlege into new and var- A speoo tfxyVo ro Dr J. Mjrray Murdoch (or provxfng us w C x3orv o C 0 090 A Cem y c4 Corrmnmeo ro use as o mcfor source (or our r ecrch t 1 32 Hisfory 04 Student Life Student jCife The more things change, rhe more rhey yay rhe some. even ct Cedcrvfle Colege yudears in genercl rroy hove chonged o greet ded ynce 1887. bur in rhe terle bu'g of Cedorvile Colege. e continues along :rs rrodronol four year cycle much os ir did o century ogo. The freshmen ere sr rrying ro hde their insecurities; ond rhe upper lossmen, despire reguotions ro rhe cont'ory. continue their oenerciiv mldmonnered initia- tions Cesses ore cut o' used for sleeping; deys O'e spent sunbarhng ond socializing; ond nghrs ore wiled owoy ct o’!-night yudy sessions, popcorn potties, wore' fighrs. or Lo-e Nohr With Dovid Lertermon Oh. ro ook or pictures it moy seem Use srudenr e hos changed immensely since 1887. bur undemeorh rhe change in ortire ond hat yyles. the Cedorvle Colege student has remonec much rhe some — Homecoming hos been rhe Nghighr of every foil ocriviry ccleodo- ond rhi$ yeor was no exceprlon. The 1986 Homecoming Conquer kicked off c week's worth of events The rheme for rhe banquer was Puing Up the Nets of Time ; and for rhe span of obouf three hours, rhe Cdege Center was rrons formed inro o beouriful luxury liner the S S Tempera It wos o very speed evening end one rhor I wil cfwoys remember. The emox of rhe entire week, or course, wos rhe Homecoming Pcrode and soccer gome. Deteve r or nor. there wasn't o doud in rhe sky! The par ode began or roe pork n downtown Cedarvie, srroled up Mom Srreer. ond ended up or rhe Athlete Cenrer. There was o colorful mixture of costumes, bands ond floats, ot of which were comparable ro onyrhing rhor Mocys codd pur on The soccer ream ad on excel- lent job of wrapping up o rerrific week by defeating Asbury Colege 6 ro 0. Deris UrxJey 36 Homecoming Homecoming 37 Homecoming 39 'Doris Chidletj Out K?86 Homecoming Queen was o 21 year oid busk rranon mojcy from Bofrimore. Marytond. A previous H orreodanr. Dors was actively invoked on campus as a ADO. PiDetro, and KEA 40 Homecoming Court Sharon Michael Shclle Perkins Homecoming Court 41 Chakzsk Dam On rhe mornng of Jonuory 26, 1987, the Cedo' vi e Co logo forr.-y go-hered for o very special cere mony. Exoctly 100 yecrs oorlier, rhe onginol rrusrees signed rhe chorrer which oroughr rhe college mro existence, end the presenr odminisrraticn designated rhs occasion bo’h ro hcoor rhose who hod o piece m rhe school’s hisrory and ro prose rhe God who hod - crecred irs future _ Plonnng for rhe chcpe service which would offt _ oafy open rhe Cerrennc: Celebrorion ocruoly began in Februor , 1985, end over rhe nexr two yecrs, the agendo cevetoped The service included on invoco rion by Cncnceitor Jones T, Jeremiah, a centennial odcress by Worren W Viersbe, and c presidenno choferge by Presdenr Paul H Dixon Inrerspersed wirh speoo! music end cong'egoronol sngmg. rhe opening ceremony provided o beautiful end firring inrroducrion rc rhe year ahead Proverbs 23:23 Buy the truth, and sell it not . . . Centennial Convocation 43 Some rhoughr this doy would never come ond were proismg God for rhot foci. Others hod dreomed obout it for yeors, never reolly beievng if would happen Bur in November, 1986 • January. 1987. rrocnon wcs jolted from ns age-old path at Cedorvile Cofegc Foool hoc oppecred on compus in the gutse of o Cen-ennal Beard-Growing Contest. For two months, yudenrs bartled itching ond frustration, seeking the lofty honors of fulesr beord,” moy colorful beord. or some other noble award Bond from corn per tion (for obvious reasons), the grts received the corroensoron of judging the entries. ADO members exomined. fluffed, ond composed beords; rhey announced the proud wnners. Perhops fodol har wB become o new rrodition at Cedorvile. or least, every hundred years or so! Senior Office's: Xjnkx Officers Clancy Cruse Sreve Ccmoteii Donete taer Cnaries Jockson Yvonne Focey Tracy McCoy Karhi Horrs Undo Lons Tim Deoch Ovsrtre Friedkin Krisrino Hoddieman Von Hotov ay Erin Mulberry Missy Hall Kendra Kng 46 Student Government Association Sophomore Officers: Freshmen Officers Andy Snyder Jonie Bresson Oetro Boircme Krisrine Marsha! See Moyer Scot Oeorrie Jeri Vooc Duone Pricdy Norhor Bother Jde Tirus Kcre Fcwver Joe Perrocis Dovio Gibos Shoron VcoDommelen SGA 47 j wisdom cfuiet dwelling place GfPe come will) eager hearts to tracer jfc silver which we know is there cAnd hidden wealth beyond compare. Ofe as that we who pave Jlis call. Ofho how that (pjesus paid it all, ctyap own a deeper love toward men %r whom Christ died and rose aaam. 'ur paths have led to (Tedavvm, Otflpere we seek to do our oSavtors mil. Gtfpe must impart the living word, cAnd rescue those who have not hoard. Qt us who have been amply jed provide a d trup world with bread. 0, let us be (god's humble tool, jfat die map use us and our school. 46 Alma Mater ft ,0oW APRIL 30.1907 Dr. Clifford W. Johnson: We pouse on mis poge ro soy rhonk you” for oil of rhose whose ives you hove touched n your rwenry-five yeors of educating or Cedorv.le Tnonk you for your indomrobe sense of humor Decouse you exempted Proveros 17 22, A merry hccrr docrh good Use o meddne. we nome you Prince of Puns Tnonk you for model ng rhe humble heon of o servonr. Those of us who hove heo'd you soy these words wiH tong remember them One con do c tor of good if he doesn't core who gers rhe credr.” Thonk you. espeocly. for c tow- ing us rhe freedom ro find rhe creor ve Irmrs of our ct ties Your confident emhusicsm in our rdenrs ooened visros of ochevemenr otherwise ondrecmed We hope you v il tong srcy v irh us. enrich- ing our Ives, spurring us on ro oer- re' rhmgs God Dess You 49 A Moving Experience — 1500 yellow. Wue, cod rurquose T-shirts — Neorly 40 mcrshois to drect rroff.c cod ensure procer ptocemenr of moreriols — Over 100.COO volumes — Six ond one half ncurs Cdege family cod friends combined wth the above rgrecents to create A Moving Experience for me Ibrc'y on Aon 29.1987 Assooore Director Stephen Drown coord no-ed cercis of the move Mcirenonce stcf' helped relocate furnirue ond equipment Mr Chuck McKnrey and his sro f pro viced noontime nourishment ol fresco, and Cam- pus Activities foi oded n desgn crd dstrburion of T-shirts. But the ey to the day's success wos innumerable trips with nine-inch stocks made by each of the students who heped Judy Johnson 50 Library Move Librory Move 51 z z I Anyone? You pay $1230.00 for o bod usualy bunked — no scrunched room wim a roommate who chews too body You’d rhnk you’d ge- some queiry rest, right? Our the nighr congests with papers and books one projects and exoms. and by rhe r me you hir rhe pilow — if you eve' do — your brein is so ccffemcred rhet you be twitching — contort ng rhe v ogos of your stuffed onimots until rhe day breaks. So you compensate You sleep in subr’e woys. Like 8 00 cosses, wedged on a hymnal in Chapel. Physcol Science. 0 A preyer meet- ngs, sprowled on o News brief o: lunch. 3 00 dosses, or on the woy home from o lore poss with a MeOncholc The CC lounge is c Ifcdy spo’ wirh couches rhor ore rorher scrorchy (bur it’s c long way bock ro rhe dorm) If you have rime for o nap. your 'oemmore wJ proboWy type o paper If you go ro bed eody. rhe phone wi ring or least 3 rimes Tne bbrory con be oeoceful unless you get neor o soocl butterfly who whispers os loudly os your room mere chews. But rhec you roommore clams you haven’t changed you sneers for 9 weeks. And you soy rhe only crud on those sheers is the stuffing from a mutilored teddy beer And that's rhe only thing resting n peace on o $1230.00 bed Ikurh Morgrcff Snores, 52 AX Student Talent Show Trus year's Alpha On Talenr Show once ogan gcve us c lively bccnce of humorous and sericus performances Wrh ocrs rorgng from dromcnc reccmgs ro rhe music o‘ P D Q Doch end Send Pcrri, rhe C C yudenrs exempted rher crecrive energes end hidden relents in on ouempt rc wn rhe cove ec first prze When the 'nal votes were counted, the group Des'iny. conssrmg o' Debby Rorrcme:, Rob Posworer. Kim Sweet. .eff Ves trend. Karla Hres Me co m Lines O'd Morry Mvr phy, ropped the liy with rhenr verson of ‘AB Thct You're lookng For Scot Dectre 54 AX Talent Show AX Talent Show 55 ov� • DKOC Op� lw RcCftr� . Jccm Oeo� ' Mjp Omna � . } tovo h w«KOv 0«O ter-AWi 'TtmnoDp-vey rvoron Vw OOKCft fcuvr'tf't (Wg yCcM bw) tv� . MOOft. Crryi Oc W� wv � « . 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Its relaxed or-nesphere by rhe performance of OKLAHOMA was followed oy o humorous question ono enswer: me for rhe senors. which dug mro memories of rher unde'dcss years memories such os one's firs fresh men yea- dcre or best prooicol ,oke Senior Nighr 1967 wos o rhorcughly enjoyable evening fo' underdossmen focury members ond especially for rhe Cenrenmol Cass 66 Seniors semens The rime hos orrlved. and the Centennial class must pack their bogs and move onto greoter heights. Cedarville College hos had a tremendous Impact In each of our lives to broaden the spiritual and academic horizons ahead. Doily we hove been encouraged and challenged to strive for Christian excellence through chapel messages. Christian ministry opportu- nities. and by out fellow classmates. This vast number of activities has helped our class become more unified. We have been involved in a variety of fund raisers: letter mailing for the Alumni, donut sales. T-shirt sales, coke bolloon sales, and numerous film presentations. Our oneness hos olso helped us to become the victori- ous. undefeated, oil school doss-dash chomps for the post four years, along with this year's 100-mile run winners. Our class was olso successful in changing the format of the survival kits. Now more parents ore ordering, and the time for ossembly and delivery hos decreased. It hos been a memotoble 4 years through all the joys and sorrows. We pray as a class that not only will our accomplishments be remembered, but olso that our testimony and zeal for the Lord will influence the lives of others, for if wos our desire to do everything with all our heort. Yvonne Facey A Night to Remember 1987 Juror Senior banquet was rr osr cerrdnly A Ngh mber.'' The special day began as rnony couples IxxJ ires taken together on campus and rhen deporrec for rh onds Horel m Gnomon. Everyone enjoyed rhe meal curing rhe firsr holf of rhe evening. Then rhe Sonlghr presented a selection of several jy on intermission wh h olowed couples ro • se pr tribute wos one ro remember1 Coordnor- krhe r'toure wos very llsely rhe best that As rhe bonquer come to o dose, so nett 66 Junior Senior Donquef 70 Honors Doy Senior Honors Doy Recipients The Oxford Universfry Press Aword The Arthur Frcni n Vflcms Aword The George L Lowtor Greeks Aworc The Wori S'reer Journd Aword The Rierved Fre Arrs Aword John (X Bigelow Fred Kcnogy Johr. R Bigelow Fred Kcnogy Greg Moron Eric He'morh Sherry Ro rome Nodr.e Terri; Derh McGlvroy Dedrc Derdy Morio Fuller The Irma M Dodson A word The J F Kecrney Schoor Armcrc Awcrd The Por Voder Amsrurz Nursing Aword The Nursing Schotarshp Aword The Geordn Research Awords Biology — Tereso Poimer Compurer Science — Juie Burler MorhecnOTKS — Kothryn Sden The Jmmy O'Quinn Evoogetem Gcnr Dovd Douglas The Mcnho Louise Brown Memorial Awords Lcmor Eiferr Lndo Lons The Ruby Jeremioh Schocrshp Aword Berh King Wtfloms L x°a sjouoH � A om o ------------ Who's Who 1987 [Vendor Wefrz. Toni VanOeveren. Lndo Shorter Decky [ ye. Holly MorshoS, Wendy Stith Dove Denner. De:h Krvg, Phi Hohuln 72 Who's Who Lisa Tyson. Laura Horrsough. Oerh Hoecke Julie Stockhouse. [ k Seidel. Dons bnd'ey Who's Who 73 Dove Robnerre Nor pictured: Man Gccmcr. Cynthio Cron 'orh. lose HoncocJs. Cyrrrto Heirtck. Joan Hut. Jm Jacobs. Derh McGivrcy. Tern ModCerv oe. bonny Otnytr. Thjrm Pay- ron. Sr 4p ftvhnj Mory Jooes. Dove Deveriy. Sreve Compbel. Meredith Sre«ner DonieSe Kizer, Volerie Otoytock. Sher- ry Rorromel Jomie Deighr. Nodine Terrll. Greg Moran Centennial Graduation Centennial Class Verse For I know the plans I hove for yoj, decbres rhe Lord, plans ro prosper you and nor ro harm you, pbns ro give you hope ond o future” Jerembh 29:11 NIV 74 Graduation Jott Oojic. ►'n irdoch j Hljrory Groduorion 75 76 Groduofion Seniors Nor Pictured In Senior Section Sharon Anderson Tammy Evans Barber 1987 Nurses' Convocation Friday. June 5, marked the second onovet Nurses’ Convocoton to edafvile College. Over 300 relatives and friends gathered in the Student Cen er.ro hcy or the nursing class of 1987 f The nurses peresemed rher doss gift of literature for the deportment Viur Sg to. Dr Irene Afyn. chorman of the deporrmenr. Dr Alyn rnen goveyrhe (forgiro rh? class. Speed cwords were presented to four g'cduores: .SVario Sup Fuller. Bertr J Woecke, Ccrherne M Lombard and Lynda Mosters MarriaT Becky Dye Nursing Convocation 77 Chori Ann Abresch Nursmg Joel Dovid Acker Dos-ness Adnwrorion Srrongsvfe. OH Louro D. Albright tossing Grass Ledge. M Amy Suzonne Allen PsycMogy Oxford. M Cynthio Roy Anderson Engisfs Xerio. OH Kurt D. Anderson C rvrur cctior. Arts SocPcvO. OroU Leslie Morie Anderson Martsfmcrics Homtxsg. NY Lorelei Anderson Psycnobgy f errMe. IN Liso Armstrong Bememory [evasion toxtxrvcr. MN Denise A. Auckland t jwng Sfrrgf C. OH Shoron R. Augenstein Ooiogy CoksfiDvs, OH Rebecca Jeonne Averill B n roy Edxonor. New Homprcn. IA 78 Seniors Susan Morie Doldis ComrrxnKanon Ain sTrjxsy. CT Soroh Ann Dorr PsyrtxXogy Downers Grove. 4 Tommy Jo Borfon Berr-enfcry foUctf� Wwaoa I Michael Paul Bosler Dosress Admrrstroron fMwouAee. Wl Tomro Noel Bielskl ffcvrxvyo-y £d xo'on Finr. Ml John R. Bigelow Jr. Prwmitary fr e Alqor A xtyoroge. AtojAo Adorn Bird a-o ogy V?w Plchmo Xf, OH Suellen Block Honing Or.tcno NY Seniors 79 Denise M. Boss Prryycd EOuccrco Cdcd yo. W7 Dino M. Borchelder E(x«ron Umendi, PA Jone Morie Boughmon E'yghn Educcnon Ceveiyv. OH Richord Anthony Bcomon Omness Acymnarcrdo frrhgfeld. A Marilyn Louise Bean Mw ; War Crxogo. A James D. Beight Pretctnnoty 3oc Macr 9-ov.r.idsg IV David Joy Bennett Preierrtnory Otyc Mqor Zonosrio. OH Rebekoh J. Bennett Oushea Aortnyronon LOiCwOOG. OH Debbi Lynn Berdy fAxstig rc rwc je. OH Keith A. Beres Ou nea Admn norion Alit on. OH David Edward Beverly Pteserrmoy Ode Mafx Wimron-Sdem. NC Stephen D. Bicknell Comprehensive Ode Newport, VT Arthur S. Dicker Corrproh Vf.e Sconce tAedra. M Valerie A. Olaylock C rrtKSKor on Am Qvzroooogc. TN Joy C. Doersma Psychology Deonsocyo. NY Theresa Diane Donning £ err cfory Eckxonon Ooesso. ny Jonathon F. Bresson OuOness Admro roron .VJwoutoO. W Ruth M. Drown EXxrxyvary EOucoPon Pon Jews. NY Timothy Allen Brock Psychology CcAsntM. OH Robert Lee Broline Accounting SOjgoS. CA Diane Lee Brown Corprenensve OOc Loncosrer. OH Julie Ann Butler Cor ychonyso Sconce Scccmooor (kxk. IA Jeanne Louise Butzlaff Ekyn vory Eauccfon Humocoo. Puero ICo Lorrie Ann Byrd Oero soso) Sconce CenrervxV?. OH Lynne B. Collstl 60 Seniors Comrr jcKorort Am Greecabutg, PA Lyle Campbell Steven Mark Campbell Richard Jonathon Carey tksnas Admraircroo Acco s rng cmeryo’KS Hovenno. OH Pymoutn. A1 Corns. OH Lori Renee Costeel Se'ntwo'y EOjConon MCkyx} Mi Quire often, trends set in the college oreno cotry over into noflonol foshions. and trends across the notion olwoys show up on college campuses. However conservative Cedorvllle may be considered, those trends are os prev- alent here os at any other college. In eorly editions of the Cedrus (predecessor to the Miracle). Cedorvllle students first began wearing gold-rimmed glosses, bow ties, the original tortoise-shell frame, and scorves with blouses. It's token a few years, but those trends ore finally catching on here. Like most other schools. Cedorvllle has also had Its fads. Before the letter jacket came along, it wos a must to own a school sweater.- and the college yeorbook contained joke pages and wills from senior to undercloss- men. Douglas Cherry Morhfmorta Today's Cedorville students continue to shop or thrift stores, wear big, dork coats that ore at least thirty years old. and weor suspenders with boggy old pants and high top sneokers. After concerts and basketball games, they throng to H 6 R Dairy Bat for tornadoes and gummy worms. And they. too. are affected by national trends: tanning booths, oeroblcs. head sets, and Levi's 501 s. Perhaps Cedorvllle is slightly isolated, resting at the edge of o tired little hamlet In rural Ohio, but the students have always been at the heart- beat of fashion, wherever fhof may be. Perry Ercole Chiorelll Ouir is Aeynrtvrofio” Lrx n Perk, M Seniors 81 Tony Leo Childers Lynn Cheryl Clork TrQCy D. Clork Deboroh Ann Clem Prei nr y Q e Mqyy Eemecvory Edvccroo Rjunou Acimriyrohon EJemervory Edvcorcn Wey Lc oyerre. IV Cvdcrvle. C Columbus. at Scndy. UT Kristine E. Cline Steven David Coates Erin Elisabeth Coffman Mary Ruth Cook E gah E xation Presemnoy AWe Mqpr Elemenrory E xotxx AMc £ Ax rer IXocMtrOge. OH Mvsxegon. M MV , OH MavfckJ. OH Mary E. Coons David Matthew Corry Stephen M. Cox Lynn Dee Cromer Ckaness APmosrroncn Jeffers. MN Compreheosrve O c SpnogfeK). OH Pfr sKoi EcXko'OT' Soo P JO. DrozJ Eemeorory Educonon Crrxfv xe. PA 82 Seniors Angela K. Cremeons Psychology Troy. Mi Cynthia H Cronrafh Enghh Eoucorion Wctsorw o. PA Clancy Calvin Cruise Comprehensive 0 � 'Vcoves. OH Gail Doiker Dusvens Admyysrrcfion Sects. NY Christine F. Doil £t'emerxory Education Art-. A'bor. M Jonno L. Dolton Coryyebensve O e Engle . K Wendy Dione Dotzmon Eomrtxxoncn Am ew Oriecns. LA Kimberly A. Dovis tngksh Educonor. GombnZ. MO Timothy Poul Dovis Chsness Aomcarrcroo Hoddon Heights. HI Tim Doy Amcncor Sxides Dcfcccrrcr. ON Jenny Sue Deon Acctxntrq Fnday. ON Suson Morie Deon Engkst: Education Mr. Ocmers. MT Wayne Edword Degelmon Dusmas Adm wronon Undnrown. PA Showno Morie Denney Een-xyvory EduCOdon Hebron. KY Judy K. Denning Droodcosrmg HeworU. OH Matthew J. Dickinson Enghb Education Wiomson. NY Debro Louise Diem Kendra Jeon Doctor Dovid Frank Dooley Dovid J. Douglos Eemcntory Edxonon fcmervory Edxcnon Oeoovorc Sconce Prmtrmmary O e Major Seniors 83 McA emrte, PA (yard Hoven. M OawtoMr, N Mddercwn. OH H A i- Kerin S. Downey One Year Obie Pad. N MorK Anthony Duquette Preseavnory O e Mqyy Kodak, AJoshso Rebecco Jone Dye Nurirtg ISSooc. OH Richard Dye Pot Admr roKoa Debbie Ann Dysert Judy Elaine Eagleston Luke Eaton Anne Elizabeth Edwards Demen'ory Education Ouuness Admnarro'ton Morhemoncs Denovivoi Soerxe Genevo. CH McasfeU. OH Methuen. MA Oecyuba-o. NY Lomor C. Eifert Dosness A rvnsrroron Hjmme own, PA Ruth Ann Eissens Dua-«i Adrwwrooon Fi roo, L Robbie S. English OuSinetS Admnurrokoo Wtvenouse. PA Janice Lynn Estes KKfpng WA 64 Seniors Gene M. Evans (knrea Admr ronon CoLinboi. OH Dan D. Everett Oology Forf ?X). IA Yvonne A. Facey CommjTKonon Am G-eens. NY Lisa C. Fowcetf Eog h Wfc-wK . OH Louro Marie Fish Dcmcrfory Education Jcrcibcfcv i. TN Philip R. Fogle Jr. ■ttofxwaa Sfrr cV. VA Jodie Lynn Flach Ekxnen-cry Edxctcn Godwin. Ml Andrew Ford Ccnv'ofxy- vo Dote OvC Cry. PA Long ago our beloved Cedar, v 111 e College was fondly known os DDI (Baptist Bible In- stitute). Because of its begin- ning under Baptist ownership as a Bible college in those yeors, the students majored in some form of Biblical studies. Graduates most often become postors. missionaries, or Chris- tian ministry workers. As Cedarville made the tran- sition to a liberal arts college and began its work toword ac- creditation, the majors offered varied. Today the most popular mojot is business, with empha- ses in administtotlon. computer information systems, and secre- tarial science. The recent ac- creditation of the growing nurs- ing program has reinforced on already strong program and the second most commonly chosen major. Consistent with Its heritage, Cedarville has maintained a powerful Bible deportment whose various em- phoses Incorporate the third largest major today. The edu- cation program, too. has re- mained popular throughout the yeors and expanded from its small beginning years ago to certify teachers for both Chris- tian and public schools in near- ly every field possible. Although the majors which were most commonly declared in the early days of Cedarville College are no longer at the top of the list, Cedarville Col- lege has maintained and en- couroged the tradition of excel- lence in each of the liberal arts divisions os well os in the origi- nol Bible department. Claire Anno Fortosls Psydxtogy nocrford. AV Andrew L. Fraser Ccrryxxc' Womxnoo System Fin. M Seniors 85 Robert A. Freed Cony 'ehe - ve flo e Lovetond, OH Rondoll G. Frederick [kanex Arjmmatrcron PorateXi. OH Todd T. Free David C. Frey Ousoess Admnrrocor. Corr rehomve floe Canoaon. OH Oav en, Mi Joner Sue Gormatter Accourvng Pcwion. OH Kennerh A. Giesman Accoumng Prrsborgc. PA Jodean Marie Gifford Berrwary Eojcotcc Urtxmo. iv Jeffrey W. Gilbert Anne L Gordon OrooocGirfK Knr ? New Ccrbic. OH Wgomsporr, PA 86 Seniors Wendy Jo Grady Accounting Dyer, f Kelly Ann Dacca A nntsrroW' Norm Corr on, CH Tracy E. Grimes Enpbh Ar er y. IA Virginia Ann Gruneisen Droodccsrcg Mart }. OH kr o. Ml Marla Sue Fuller Nurscg ScotH Deed. IN Deanna K. Gabel Nursng Quccy. K. Kothi Harris Lauro A. Horrsough Richard G. Hoywood Larry Leox Heacox II CIH'Cvxya' 5oc « r jning ftabgy Mothemona Seniors 67 Gabon. OH Scafh Dead. IN Soringwcrcr. NY Occch Grove. N Elizabeth Joy Hansen Nursog Sroren istond. NY Stove J. Hanson Dtoodcarrc Worenoo. IA Judith E. Hoppe Phyncd Edxcnoa .Mocedon. NY Stephen J. Harper Piydxrcgy ComCfdgc. OH Amy Jo Guest Ck yw Aomrarrcrton HUdfOfl. Mi Lyn M. Hackenberry Derrerrary fcLcortoo Hecr to. NY Stacy L. Gunther Oemervcry Educarcn Nortr ieU. CH Drenda Jo Gust Atrsrg NY Lori R. Haberli Piycroogy [Ure yXy. w Rebecca Jo Hogo MuiC Kingmon. A' Kelly Hamilton iiemeivcry fctccnon Na vSe. M' Laure S. Hancock Pok d Soence jO scr , Mi Heother A. Healey O ogy PecnoroRe. Ocvano Jeffrey Lee Diana L. Heltzmon Account MecanxYO. L Cynthia Joan HelmlcK Speech Goyrcr, OH Kellie L. Helmlck Computer Hormorion System Sr Charles. MO Rebecca L. Henthorn Psychology New Momnsvie. W Eric D. Helmuth Psychology. Musk Sparse� . OH Kendall Lynn Herrick Account ) Morsnatxown. ia Lisa Beth Henry Oehowo! Soeocc Nodeen Kay Henderson tvmentory Educor go Spnrtf O. OH Hope Hibbard Demenory Educarao WoodhJ. NY Karla Marie Hines Psychology. Oetxhrxxol Sc Poh. OH Mark Joseph Hinman 86 Seniors Computer Ir ormoron System Randolph. NY Richard Hobby Virginia Marie Hochstettler Beth J. Hoecke Corrvrx. rKcrco Arts N ns g Uni-g Toledo. OH Horrod. OH Deceo. OH Christopher James Hoefler Comprehecsive O e MA oukee. WJ esremm % mom Entertainment Philip J. Hohulln Presvmrory O e U or Sow Dead. W Deborah Holt Psy icJogy Xeno, OH One of the most important reosons fot at- tending college is to hove fun. Unfortunately, unlike most large universities and colleges. Cedarville College does not have the benefit of an exciting locale. Surrounded by cornfields and cattle, college students here are hard pressed for entertainment. Throughout its 100 years, therefore, the college's students have resorted to creating their own forms of enter- tainmenr. In the early days, life was simpler ond quieter, ond students were content to partici- pate in country walks, drives, idle pranks, and freshmon initiations. As the years possed. though, the activities became unique. During the thirties, new students were wel- comed to the campus with a faculty odminis- tration tea. and they closed the year with a mock wedding, usually secretly planned and clandestinely carried out. The fifties brought a genuine Social Life Committee who planned all the events of the year to keep the students busy. Each doss and organization produced its own play and presented it to the rest of the student body. The Student Wives’ Fellowship continued its activities through the fifties ond put on teas ond banquets for the ladies. The sixties and seventies saw on Increasing number of televisions on campus, which provid- ed passive entertainment for those students who were not content with the games at the student center, sports in the gym, or other extracurricular activities. Today, too, Cedarville students hove found new forms of entertainment. The lovely Cedar- ville Lake provides canoeing, relaxing, ond duck watching in the spring ond skating ond hockey in the winter. Few students miss those unbeliev- ably unusual basketball games, complete with the Dee and pep band; and the intramural schedule includes every existing sport ond some athletic activities which exist nowhere outside of this little village. Young s runs are a never-fail solution to almost any problem: studies, bore- dom. loneliness. And there is always, of course, plenty of country for a walk or bike ride. Cedarville College students moy never know what really motivated those men long ago to build a college in this unique setting, but its creative students somehow manage to find ways of making life fun here in the cornfields. Shellie Horton Corrmuncanon Am Lonsng. AM Seniors 89 Joanle Morie Hull Accounting Inre'kXen. NY Poulo M. Hunn Oebanord Soence New Lebanon, OH Judy M. Hunt Njrirg Connncnrd. OH Jeffrey A. Imhoff Acaxsmg IWef iew. M John T. Irving Jr. Bngksh Ccoorvae. OH Douglas Scott Iverson Hsiory Mon. Ml Richard D. James Management. OS 'Vat case;. Ml Kimberly Dawn Jenkins Ouir ess Adrrin roeion Lebanon. OH Susan L Jessop Demenrory Coutoron Ddnrtore. MD Joel M. Hoskinson Accojnrr g. C6 lewsoerry. PA Paul R. Hughes Otdness Admintsrrcron Ptmcn. NJ Norma Kay Hutchison Oehavicrot Soence Mncer. AL L. Charles Jackson Jr. Hjtory CXoommgron. IA Scott J. Howder Comparet Hformonon Systems Kogosbmo, topon Dorothy Elaine Howdyshell Bemenrory Cduconon PtHertvyon. OH Mark Dovid Huebscher Morhemorcs MopieHts. CH 90 Seniors Dione Renae Johnson Nursing AuVT). AW Kelly K. Jones Eler-encory Educoncn Unon Grove. 'M Kelly Lynn Johnson Eie er cry EOxox� SemgMd. OH Marsha J. Jones Accouviyg WelrntY'.. IA Virginia I. Johnson Qenovcroi Soence PItnofK Mi Mary C. Jones Hsory Cherokee Vtoge. Art Robin L. Johnston Cemervory EOuCOron Leoonoo. OH Suzanne Eve Jones Betneonry Educcton ficcnevef. NY Valerie Colleen Jones Erghh OhYnon I Fred E. Konogy Presemoory D e Mcfor WcJfcrd SO Sandro Frances Kennedy OenavKxd Soence. Psychology Cambridge. Orrano John Kejr Dcsiness Admrarrchon Tucson. AZ Richard T. Kester David William Ketchom James Ketring Suson J. Kiener Potrcct Soence Ocaness Aornrorrchon Ousness Aorsnarronon Nunng Seniors 91 AVoi. NY V yomng Ml Wouhee. IA Srongsvie, OH James L. Klrtland Jr. Accounting OerUdey Heqhts. HI Kimberley Sue Kiser Accounting Ur HooHng. OH Pomelo Jane Kimble Oemertory EiXKO'Cn jeneyvJv. I Oeth Ann King Commun cchon An Newport Vo ey. NY Danielle Kay Kizer Dustmen Adrwvrraxm M’ toeosor . Ml Jeffrey W. Kline Ouynea A myrcrvn M rXX?. V Mary Deth Knicely Accounrng AOcms -ae. OH ■ James R. Koerber fl yvss Aoms ronon CoKhCilCf. CT Sonya R. Kreidler Sockc Hdonooob. iv Lorin Kenneth KrlKko Mornemona Greenwich. OH Kathy E. Krull OuYneiS Admmvrodon Omaha. HE Rhonda L. Kyser Susan Jane Lofferty Daniel A. Lahoie Michael C. Lane 92 Seniors Oehovorol Soence (k neti AOmnorranon Computer Ir ormonon Syvem Comprcneny.e Ohio Ashland. OH Menomonee fob. WJ Monapob. H Sourh v haes, NY Michael David Low Munc Education Norwch. NY Jeffrey A. Leach Sponah Cdcnron. MD fhe H (j R Dairy Dor. And during the blizzord in the seventies, no place was more populated than fhe college cafeterio: the stoff served cold cuts to gome-playing, snow-bound students. To- doy Cedorvllle students hang out” at o variety of places ranging from the campus Govelyte Deli and student center to the ever popular Young's Dairy (open 24 hours). During spring quarter, the reservoir Is fhe backyard at this home away from home. Time may hove changed the locations for Cedorvllle student hang outs. but it's still hard to find another group of people who ore so highly motivated by fhe desire for anything ed- ible and on opportunity to laugh than today's CC students. The locations moy hove changed, but Ce- dorville students still hong out” for fhe some reasons they did fifty years ago - food ond fun. These pastimes are so populor that in the thirties the Chewin' Club” (on eating organi- zotion) hod to be divided info two separate clubs. When nothing else could be obtained, students resorted to country walks searching for apples. In later years, these needs were met of a variety of hang outs. but several are still fondly remembered, although they no longer exist. The eighties' local Cedor Junction site was once the Dig Wheel, a much patronized sixties hong out. It was that era's answer to Rung’s Jersey Dairy COFFEE • DONUTS ICE CREAM TRY A ROOSTER SANDWICH Angie Ledford Doris Ann Lindley Michelle D. Livingston Dunrxa Admratrohon Dmneu Adrnnmcron Using Union Gty. GA Oo rmoce MD tuOa Cry. CA Seniors 90 Catherine Mary Lombard Nirshg Worth, a Linda A. Lons SvJWl Aor r rcr6ri NeOnx ov Donald H. Lough Jr. Comprehensive D e Schroon Loke, NY Roger Dale Luttrell Corrsrxsvcorcn Ati Co umOus. OH Sheldon Scott MacGlllivray Arner on StcOes Toronto. Ontario Terri Lynn Mackenzie Must Edxofion MiA'iegon. NY Lisa Monion Ouireu A rton-roocn Otero. L Lynda L. Marrlorr tAtvg OnOmoti. CH Ronald L. Martin Rodney Mark Mason Comprehenuve Q e Accounting Vcrono Wt Hunrirgron. 'W Holly S. Marshall Engbh Edocow frioeoixvKe, PA William Paul Marshall Accounting Sctvoor Loke. NY 94 Seniors Kimberly A. Masters Phyncd Educcron Monroe. IA Drendo Kay Mostin Nursrg Covrgron. KY Kelly R. Mathis Omneii Adrhntyrorico Chtcothe. OH Tanya McDee Mrsirg Cofumbc. NO Tracy Lynne McCoy Psydodgy UntivPA Elizabeth M. McGillivroy English Cedorv . CW Jill Meridith Michonski Engtsh v csf Sumstouy. CT Sherrie Lee Mills Donna Mitchell Crimine Ajsr e Physical Educcron Erie, pa x w. Oh Mark McIntyre Dehodord Sconce Doctortige. OH Carol Marie McKinley Eemenrory Educoroc Coc x vj Shirley Miller Semcorary Edocdcc Greenwood. Dt Tricio Dawn Miller EJCfnpnrory EdX0t c Cossrood. OH Drett Earl Montford Oryon Edward Montross Droodcosncg Dodgy M- Hope. KS Ceryermcre ood. PA John Andrew Moore Gregory S. Moran Dan L. Morris Dean Morse Sood Soecce Accocvcg Duscess AOrncdrorOc Accovrrng Seniors 95 Hnchtoy. OH AXxordha. VA Morierro. OH Porrcx. M Kevin Lowronce Moser lisa A. Morzcr Debra Sue Mowrey James M. Murdoch Guinea Admnvronon HsOng £ vr wo-y Education Hsrvy boo Pork. OH Hcmircn. OH ( own Po v. H CeOavte. CH Patrick John Murphy Deth Ann Nestet Edword Wayne Neudeck Kenneth Norman Nichols Accounmg Guinea Adrnrn'rocion Omnea Admrtxrorion Presemnor Gb e Mqcr Hoiefox. Move kcoo Comp HI. PA Deteror.. NY Orrowo loke. Ml Gregory Scott Norden PuODC Aomnanorcn FrxJcy. OH rr ■ « U- J Wendy Norton Sandro J. O'Doyle £nNursng GutfdO Grove, L Merr f. Ml Danny E. Olinger Hsrory Fresno. OH 96 Seniors Teresa Joy Palmer Odogy Ktfvx;. MN Chris D. Parsons Comprenens ve Ode CoKsntM. OH Deborah C. Pate Ochosora idcncc Gotero. CA Thurman Robert Payton Soco iceoce Lokewood, OH Shelle Perkins Accowr g Hrxtocy. Oh Doniel Charles Petek Otarvsj Aanr rorxyi MeOro. OH Renee' A. Peterson Eogtsti E x r x Jrertrv VA Earning Money Simply by definition of being college stu- dents. the necessity for earning tuition and spending money creates a variety of options for the student to take. Although more Cedar- ville students work off-campus today than evet before, the on-compus employment op- portunities haven't changed much. Popular off-campus jobs vary from cashiers and baggers at Kennedy's in Xenia, pushing pizzas at Pizza Hut. or scooping ice cream at H 6 R Dairy Dor to such odd jobs os church janitor, attendant at the YMCA. and mechan- ics and gos station attendants at area busi- nesses. To some, those jobs during college are merely a means to earn needed cosh; but for others, they ore the beginning of a career. Working on-campus, though, rorely leads to a bright future in the employee's respec- tive field. Few students hope to spend end- less hours working in the dish pit. cleaning rest rooms, or riding a TORO. Just os Cedorville Col- lege students years ago worked at the College Dining Club, on the housekeeping staff, or In various other campus jobs, students today find similar means to provide the funds for their days here at Cedorville. Thomos L. Peterson Outness AOmr rcteo Deruor , NY Seniors 97 Amy Louise Phillips Jean E. Pinkerton Jeffrey S. Piper Psychology Nursing Presetnncry Ddo Mqor CoTjmous, OH Dugscut. VA KemewxK V A Klm E. Potts Douglos E. Pugh Ferdinand Henry Rajchel Accounting Accounting Psychology Montrose. PA Lousvio OH Rework, CH Rolando Ponce Ddogy P.o Peaces. Puono R 0 Kimberly Jeon Ramsier PnysXd Education u'oovo'. CH Roger Lee Randall Pokxoi Sconce Ockso. O Daniel Howard Rose Compeehen vo Q e Portsmouth. OH Karo Janelle Ray Ousnoss Admrarrof co Leoonor.. OH Patricio J. Reed fiementory Educcron Sr Johnstxsy. VT George Edwin Reede Jr. Lawrence G. Reeder Pofrico! Sconce Comparer h ermonon Systems Goocnovm. PA CcAmbus. CH Jennifer Eileen Reeves Accoutring Derry. PA Rebecco D. Reid Elementary Eouco'on nomoo. M 98 Seniors Katherine Dorris Reynolds flcwer ay EtXKCtion WesrOend. W Kimberly J. Robinson Hjnrg Poeto� KY Pamela Jo Rickord Efrnentory Edocorra IlcHono. tt'A Renee Jeanne Rolfe Derretrary Education WooGKrO ME Timothy Mark Schokef Cksoess A nmr’cnon Crcmcn. OH Sherry M. Rotromel Com r coron Am EHrarr n Elizabeth A. Schultz Hsrory Grove Cry. OH Cheryl A. Rendle Ph vcd EOjconon Toronto. O tcoo Dovid Lee Robinette Presemncr D e Mqcr Cndnncri. OH Ikssea AOmnatroron ttfooewowr, PA Melody Ann Schultz Exmenrcry Eekcaoon inreriochen, El Deborah S. Schwartz Elementary EcXKcron Aimon). NY Daniel R. Searles Accounting Ponrtx. I Erick J. Seidel Prtnenvxry SAqot Seniors 99 Sprrv teo. VA 3k Korhryn Morie Sibert Ata'heirxwo fobcow MonsrsOurg. WV Thomos D. Simie fttA Ccmprheosive Rodivte. H Deborah Lee Simmen Ccnyrxmccron Am Menon. I Rebecca Ellen Sinclair Comrnjncomn A K Shecdcn. M Forrest Randal Sellers Commoneonor. Am Weu Cne ver. OH Judith Semmelroth Bccrxrtcry Education Norrh floy on. CH Linda L. Shaffer Terry 0. Sharp Engbh Edxonon Q ogy Ixfcnqoob. IM Oatoburg. i-V Kevin Andrew Show Engbh Coss Cry. Ml Deena Renee' Shriver Phys ol Education York. PA Eric L. Shium Prcuyrwory 0 e MCfCf Ooyjon. OH Sheri Lynn Shuler EJerreotory Educonon Londonderry. AH 100 Seniors Tammy W. Sloan Ousnea Admmsrroron r j Pecsorv. ia David A. Smollmon (kune� A rtnyrarxyi Sercngsvie. OH Thomos James Smart Psychology Pordonc. on Liono Smith remervary Educoron Ado. M Pomelo Miflom Smith Busncss Admmrronon Germonfown, W7 Robert J. Smith Comnvsxohon Am Cofyye VU Ronald M. Smith Jt. Mortyemona Donno Jeon Snyder Eagan Ehabethtown, PA Dorcas Sommers Elementary EdaCOfion Har v OH Sheilo Ann Southwell Engbh HxXcn. Ml Julie Lynn Stockhouse Engbh Moorevowr.. HI Wendy A. Stith Dehabere ioeoce Mton OH Jill K. Storer Ekmeatory EOucorcn Sonngf ). OH Andreo D. Snyder Atorhcmona nomcovtte. c Somuel T. Springer Ouwb Admirisrratian Mt Vernon. OH Ronold Lee Stowell Elementary Edoccfon M tond Ml Loretto M. Sfrock Hvory C ve yy). OH Drion Poul Sturgis Compeer Inlermoron Syvcrm Forfox. VA Mork Alon Swonder Ck neiS Admmeircnon Joneiv e. Ml Pomelo M. Swanson Elemertory Edaconon C yctago Fob. OH Seniors 101 Jill A. Swoyzee Accoorrog iCKWO'. Ml Mark Frederick Sweitzer 5oooi Sconce Non X. OH Kenneth E. Swope Mtrsng Ttusvie. n Deborah Ann Synnnott Seoeivcyy Edxoooo Hctpervte. IV Carrie Moric Tonsey Shelley Anne Tarke Allison Kay Taylor Walter L. Taylor N sirg Ororrnhein. OH Psychology Sene', CA ton AdmayrorKo Edofwood. KY PotAc AOmrvsrronon Cedorsie. OH Steven Keith Terpstra Accourtrg SJty. !A Nadine Lin Terrill Demenrory EdocorOn eoo OH Amy Rebecca Thomos Using Kenehrg. OH Donna Jone Thomos Bemeoeory Edxoron Eboberhrown. PA Lydio D. Thorton 102 Seniors Compocet kVorrroPon Syverra Mason. OH Doris I. Tober Spooih Grorxt Poods. M Edword Murry Todd Phyllis Mae Trlvett Accoormtg Elerrenrory Edjoohon pionvrew. AW Odnawrcr. OH Robert John Turner Communcorda Am tUxtyevvf. NY John Pool Tuttle Ousness Adrnf rcfion Irdcnofiots. N Llso Lee Tyson Kristy Vonce Engbh Priyuco! Educator. Etmiro. NY Syracuse. H Jeffrey Corl Vender Helde Kimberlee S. Venmon Droodcasrog Outness Adninsvoeico CoedorxD. M Men'ot. OH Music Tastes College students every- where. no matter what time period, ore always concerned with music. Cedorville has nev. er been on exception. Because of its college standard, the school necessarily hold a policy concerning music which is al- lowed on campus. Within — and without - those standards, the taste In music hos changed over the years. Since the days of Jazz, big bond, and folk music, college students hove often listened to music popular ot the time. With Elvis and tock ond roll and the Beatles, though, the music policy” began. Even so. Cedar- ville students in the mid-sixties. concerned with Viet Nam and politics, listened to people like Joan Baez ond Peter. Paul, and Mary, ond waited for their draft notices. Now that Christian contem- porary music has grown ond become more widely accept- ed, students listen to every- thing from Christine Wyrtzen. Sandi Patti, and Steve Green to Michael Card. Amy Gront. and Farrell Farrell. Cedorville stu- dents still struggle with the mu- sic policy, ond college stan- dards still don't always reflect student tostes: but Dr. Dixon still knows the hit Christ is All I Need brings a smile to every- one's face. Jeffrey A. VeStrond Oehoviorai Soerce Wevfed. NY Bridgot K. Vlssmon Outness Admrciroron Crord needs. Ml Seniors 103 Elizabeth Ann Woltrip Oconess Admnvronon Srrarhrd. NJ Robert Kent Watson Acoxrvtng MsnowaHo. N Paul Scott Wenz Oroadcosrng noirxAa. M Douglos Dean Whittenburg Mcounrng Xeno. OH Robin Kimberley Whittenburg Soortsh Xerto. OH — r% Laurie A. Wagner EM ne Yoy £ Xxor on We r yon. OH Rujeana Tedford Wenrick 104 Seniors Bemenrory £ Axatior Vermton. OH Kevin Lawrence Wallace Ftiyxd E jccrcn fovcrtxsq. I Steven P. Walter CorrtnxYcaron Am Des Atonej. IA David M. Walters f atmncry t c Mcfor Newark. OH Drandon Troy Waltz Oe5 YTvxry O c Motor Combndge Cry. H Shari Lynn Washburn DeHovjord Soence LowTOf). Ml Cathy Watson Bemeorary tdxahon ncveeoo. Ml Kristin R. Weber Engtsh Sgfcrk. MT David A. Wehman Atrsng Porcnvic, NY Dovid Alon Wiinomoki Dusress AOmoanonon Sour Soiv Mono. Ml John Andrew Wilson Communconon Am Oncroan. OH Toro Lee Wise Dusncss AOmtvrcfon Monopots JV Angelo G. Wilcox Psy rx ogy Sprrg. TX Rachel Lori Wilson Nursng Jonet Wirtekind Nunng Levrrown. NY Korhy A. Wilkinson Tereso D. Wilson Educohon Toiedo. OH Stephen Edword Wood M jk Educcnon HoddonfxXf. NJ Donna R. Windish Acaxrrng Mddhvte. Mi John Timothy Williams CommutKoron Am Mi CtOwn. PA Tlmothey C. Worosher CXams AOmnerrcron Huron. OH Barbara Yondo Elementary Education FXmcre. bA' Dovid A. Yeager Computer hfermohon Systems North Ve'noo jV Ethel Paula Yoder Elementary Educator Grarvsv � , MD Erk Todd Zehr Dusness AOmnstronon Ft. V oyno. H Seniors 105 Dione O. Abston Rhondo L Altman Corol J. Dliss Polly Ann Drewer 2-Year Seceecrd 2-Year Seaercrd 2-Year Secretarial 2-Year Secrerard OcwYorOivie, K Me - fiKhmcnd. CH Ocdng Ml SobUry. AC Dione Oeth Clymer 2-Year Secret cm Mnv It PA Jennifer Lynn Everoge 2 Yeor Secretarial tmnerxe n Deborah Lynn Fogle 2-Yeor Secrerooo) SomcfeV. VA Shannon Roe Fritz 2-Year Secretarial Mooter. OH Heidi Marie Ryon Tina Nadine Skiver Christine M. Stowed Jennifer M. Ward 2-Yeor Seaerona) 2-Year Seaerond 2 Year Secrercro 2 Yecr Seaercrd AJmcnd. NY Corrnerrd. OH Mdcrd. Ml CA 106 Seniors Jodi Lynn Yoder 2 rco- Secrerona AflO'W. CH Along with the chonges rhot hove token ploce in society concerning wom- en, the women who hove otrended Ce- dorville College in the post 100 yeors hove olso chonged. In o generol sense, the tronsition hos been foirly consistent with the political and social alterations in the woman's status. Always concerned with political Is- sues. the students of Cedorville were naturally involved in the women's tem- perance movement. They held marches and meetings and celebrated when the vote was cast. The independence women gained then hos developed over the past sixty yeors in a number of ways. For exam- pie. more women attend Cedorville to- day than men. and a greater percent- age of those women are choosing career-oriented majors. In some ways, they hove come a long way. Out in others well, it's no longer Mother- Daughter teas and the Student Wives' Fellowship.- now It's Alpha Delta Omega and Alpha Mu Chi. Seniors 107 Seniors 111 Jeremiah 29:11 NIV For I know the plans I hove for you, declares the Lord, plans to prosper and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” 112 Underclassmen Underclassmen Wnen o senior ooks oock ro me rime when he was on underdassman, if seems like yesterday; but when c freshman, sophomore, or junior onriopcres senonry, r seems ike forever until he wil con rhor cop ond gown. Some of a colege Sludenr's fondest memories were formed during his under dess yeers. especially for those who hod the pr vilege of iving m the dormitory. Dorm kfe has a woy of foste' ng n srudenrs cn excelenr oppo'rurry for leorning how ro barter ive with oners I BETHEL HALL SOUTH HALL Hcrrman Hell was named in honor of rhe lore Dr W P Hcrrimon, who wos tor many yeors o member of rhe Doord of Trustees of Cedorville Cclege The purchose of rhe nouse and tor was mace possible in parr through rhe generosity of friends of D' Harr man. During rhe first perr of rhe school yecr Mrs. Harrimon was the housemother, our decease of illness she wos unable ro continue her work Mrs. Anderson of Xenia finished our rhe year as housemother. HARRIMAN HALL Mrs. W.P. Harriman 9 % f il ,T. w 9 11 9 Y1 fc' 5 9 W Jk m 'fi 9 ft f % Kf t t a % « 7 Vs a A r A 1 tf ir F1 tf $ I sr t f h , ilr A $ ci Woyne Show Philip Srlrn Mork Wolrers Jeffrey Zolko David Beol Jeffrey Bergondine Krltiksn Orodmon Tedd Cossidy Robert Q� m ns Ed word Dible Oovid Gibbs Thomos Gordon Philip Grofron Oonny Kloho Gilbert McClonohon Timothy Moot� Chod Moyer Oovid Norris Jomes Powelskl Silos Poor son Jonothon Popo Jomes Rush� Cory Underwood Troy Von Ucre Tknoihy Willms Mork Zeorfous Kelly Oelr Stephen Billingsley Glen Bowmon Tim Fischer Benjamin Gorrison Todd Huguenin Daniel Koin Timothy Lethbridge Scott Morsh John Mortin Cory Neumonn Gregory O'Dell Fred Rlnehort Steven Seymour Andrew Snider Mork Volf Jonothon Wright Oovid Burk Wes Cunnlnghom Robert Oonowo Mork George Raymond Gesuoldo Kenneth Horton Todd Hummel Joy Inmon Mork James Robert Koch Potrick Mackenzie Russell Normon Christian Pilet Befhel South Harriman 113 FAITH HALL The odmmsrronon expressed rhe forth rhor Cedorv.-ie College wos bulr upon by homing rhs women's dormiro- ry Forth Hd! The origino was purchased from Wrghr PorTerson ond moved here in ‘56 In '65, New Forth wos compiered Forth is rhe okJesr women's dorm ond ts recognized for having rhe bey posrures for sun borhers ond for its lingering crric-like odor. Freshmen usuofly reside in Forth, bur o few odventure seekers jon up for o second year Debotoh Howord Cynthio Husband Kothloen Kenney Deborah Kortet Doth Keyes Voter! Kinsey Koren Acker Wendy Adkins Rochcel Angst Kim Oorch Den Iso Doss Soroh Dossort Down Deoch Jocki Docker Joan Dell Angelo Deschler Moro Dio ck burn Undo Dlokoly Do boro h Doricis Diono Doric is Shotlo Drown Liso Oryoni lule Durkholder Kim Dyiom Jonke Coldwell Michelle Corlyss Toroso Conor Cindy Cleover Torino Collkk Margaret Collier Solly Compton Elizabeth Conger Pomelo Conrod Trocy Conrod Terri Cooper Carol Crowley Sue Ann Cunningham Doth Dowson Corol Delaney Theresa Dunlop Kimberly Duzen Suson Dye Noncy Eibel Josle Erwin Debbie Fenton Cheryl Fletcher Dorcey Floyd Deboroh Fogle Christine Ftiesen Shonnon Fritz Liso Gorobodian Sherri Gerdes Kimberley Gilmour Melisso Grohom Cynthia Guido Kristen Horpor Novo Horrls .Jenny Hovcns Kothleen Howley Thereso Henry Sandra Hitchcock Sondro Holbrook Foith 115 X C E ft ■£ C C I Ip ll I ii iliii HMil £ S 3 nil! 3 � • � c 1 jiliin 2 £0 i 2 2 X 5 it. B«th Ann Smith ■ O' .c 3, I fill 2 2 X S i 2 C ■ ii ?!n J � slf lllllf O MADDOX HALL Dr. Clifford Moddox Moddox Ho:i wos bu r n 1966 ond named offer Dr Clifford Moddox. rhe firsr academe dean Located in rite certer of compos, this women's dorm overlooks rhe take. Although mostly on under doss dorm, is friencly crmosphere encourages visrors and sonborhers from ol over ccmpus. Rondo AIrmon Amy Armstrong Patrick) Armstrong Tereso Botloy Dcrh Cokei Kimborty Bokor loAnn Oorensche r Maddox 117 iiriiii i; ii jljiifi I I ‘I! Mti Jliilli 6 £ Melisso Glorz C C - III 8 X if |£f S£ 2s3i iiilllf iniifi i«f ii 5 £ I ill |r|f 31 o 5 “ 2. ?=� ???- IfIffIi is?s- o 1 Debbie Smith Rebecco lynn Smith Rebecco Lynn Smith Rondo Smith Michelle Snook Bonnie Synder Srephonle Solomon Jonet Sto offer Domorls Stevens Kimberly Sfilwell Tomoto Storm Jody Stoogh Eloine Stroup Ann Sulek Joelle Swott Kimberly Sweet Stefome Swift Lydio Tonner Greto Tasker Brendo Toylor Melinda Toylor Toml Toylor Dorothy Thomos Soto Tlllo Jo molle Toler Louto Tuttle Christo Umbough Koien Valentine Kelly Volentlne Sharon Von Dommelen Morgaret Vonderberg Julie Woddell Rebecco Wokefield Christine Wolbom Andreo Wollock Joy Wormon Doboroh Wornshuis Ktlstine Wotson Brendo Weber Kimberly Weidner Dana Weld Barbara Wells Kothonne Weiner Jonelle Wornll Orendo West Wendy Widder Morgoiet Wildmon Molly Wllltoms Suson Williams Jennifer Williamson Undo Will.s Jennifer Wilson Jodi Wilson Julie Wilson Melissa Wilson Loro Wilt Melisso Windish Angelo Wright Shawno Wright Koren Young Trocy Young Ruth Yuen Down Zeigier Moddox 121 ROGERS HALL The mi Home of rhe rowces. rhe Hi was bulr in 1974 It is composed of three units, Rogers, homed ofter alumnus Boo Rogers; Morshol, ofter Gercld Pop Mer shol in monrenonce, ond Carr, after Hugh Corr who wos dso from Maintenance Someone's olwoys puing o pronk on the HI, whether it oe water fights, shoving creem underneath the door, yeong rhe mouthpiece our of o phone, or putring 500 pounds of snow n front of the RA s door. Robert Rogers 122 Rogers Palmer c iif.lii lllilll i I ill i «,9 §5 jiiiiH 1 o 5 1 55 2 !|||i|| III!II2 il!fl|| Jiss-1 lllilll K 9 l A- l is •5� h � 9� gM±0 n 9 h; 8 5j � t� fei « Jj ♦i' •f ji X CARR HALL Hugh Corr 124 Corr ■fr % % g ; � r, ft ftr § 4: ff 4ft ft ft r j , m $ f A' � It % % $ fff ir Mny f 1 Ilf $ 5- '1 $ ft rlil $ 'i If t ft S: ft t hk If fa T 1 ft im Vi if '5 -?r 5 tm ft fi , ¥ r 'i § ft •? iir ff if . Uf -V-.. N ■' fell ; T Vi Rondy Amo) Monhew Anthony Steve Averin Oran Do toes Timothy Oeoch Donicl Oelden Kith Oelmonr Andtew Oidlen Moth Dishop Jeffrey Dolcndet Bruce Oowmon Steven Otown Colvin Durke Drodley CokJwell Goty Clemmet Scott Collins David Connei Jeffery Czyzyk Cotl Decker Chotles Grizzord Motk Groves S. Vk Hoddod Pool Homlin Orion Honson Kevin Howells Eric Johnson Loren Johnson Poul Keck Stephen lomb Robert Latotello David Lehe Rick Mockey Steve Moyets Thomos McFodden Michoel Miller Tim Miskimen Rkhord Morgan Jr. Wtlliom Morgon Poul Muckley Mork Reehl J. Dovid Reid Ken Rexllius Crotg Ritchie Dovid Rumbetger Dotyl Run Todd Sollstrom Mork Shoffer Daniel Smith Dovid Sommers Jomes Toylor Nothon Tuckey John Urbohn Conrod Weaver Scott Wedloke John Wilier Jeffrey Wilson Mart hew Wojnorowskl Orion Young Robert Zender Carr 125 MARSHALL HALL Gerald Pop” Marshall 126 Marshall Eik Adorns Jeff Anderson Orion Doob Jeff Oorber Korroron Orodmon Orion Bush Joel Outlon Po trick Codie Timothy Conrcibury Curtis Clind Dovid Cook Ed Cutty Robert Cuitis Poul Czerniok Richoid Oonhot II Eik Efting Stephen Funk Doniel Goskill Poolo Gonzalez Greg Goisllno Rkhord Gteone Joseph Hordy Henry Hayes Randy Hensley Mkhoel Holt Christian Hottel David Humphrey James Jccobs Mkhoel Kendoll Van Kinsey John Kohlmeyer Gory Koontz Timothy lewis Joel lum Tim Monning Dennis McMKhool Donlcl Mlezivo lorry Nocello Peter Pontzer Roderkk Perkins Duone Priddy Hamilton Rkhords Terry Routson Peter Savord Cory Show Kenyon Shepherd Oerlin Sherrick Terry Lynn Tod Thompson Dyron Upchurch Timothy Wognet Russell Wight Michael Wood Marshall 127 LAWLOR HALL Lowlor Holl, founded in 1978, wos ncmed ofrer Dr. George Lowlor, professor of Greek. Ir is o dangerous dorm, especially for rhe newly engaged Lowlor mon who is rhrown inro rhe murky, slime-filled loke. where he is immeci crely congrorulored. Occosiond buck-bucks, now illegal bur secrerly pracriced underground, ond worer fighrs ore also rrodirionol procrices. One con'r forger rhe midnighr snow dimbdg in December when guys dived inro mounroins of snow from rheir windows Dr. George Lowlor 128 Lowlor |0 If i t v H S Igi — v v te- i £_ « ■5: ■ s V '« . c £ ji i N N i pliljl = ° T3 i = 5 i f I 41 C o c i © • III 5 tf Michoel Fteemon Deon Frey Todd Gothony Stephen Gerhard! George Gibbs Gregory Gibbi Ooniel Gonzolox Bran Gormon Mktioel Green Orodley Gregory Robert Gresch Lowell Holbo h Keith Hommer Shaun Honnoy Joe Honisen MorK Horden Rodmon Hoselrlne Jonothon Hoikell Morvln Howk Roiceon Hawkins Joe Hayden Ronold Hoyes Timothy Hoynos Oovid Hoyt Eric Hempel Shown Host Robert Hlckt Robert Hildebrond Bobby Hilo Vkhael Hlllenburg Gory Hoog Grog Hobough Dovid Hoecke Von Hollowoy Dovid Holt Bradley Hood Derek Hughes Brlon Hull Btkm Humphteyt fimothy Jeunnotte Dennis Johnson Robert Jolnet Daniel Jones Jamie Jordan Gerald Keller John Kelley Keny Kendrkk Danin King Robert Kinney If Jk 1 r H 55 7 f iL WA ft i O' v rl A' 1' r %■ 4 t 1 f t, f ! m, 0 Ml ttsl. A i j - f 4 rf T | i fj n § f i I rif Dovid Kush Moik Lomb John Landis Mark lototollo John Low I homos Liming Douglas Locschpr Maik Luce Orem Lydk Thomos Moch Moik Maglotr Jeffrey Monn 0� tan Morburger Oruce Martin Kevin MeAlvey Moik McClain David MeEwon Christopher McGillivroy Kevin McPeoke Jeffrey McVicker Mork Meyers James Mleden Robert Mille� Scon Miller David Mooney Christopher Moore Douglas Moore Douglas Morris Sloven Moyoi Eirln Mulberry Glenn Nash John Negrer Thomos Nelson Adorn Newell David Nichols Jon Ortiz Ken Osier Timothy Poge 0«od Porker Robert Poswotots Joe Perroch Charles Peine Scon Poling Sloven Rocz Kenneth Ramey Orion Reebel Christopher Reese Paul Reid Jeffrey Reiter Lawlor 129 Thomos Reltei Philip R e JoMre Robolino Wiiliom Rode bo 09 h Mxhool Rose Dovid Ryon Timothy Ryon Mork Sollee Dorren Solsbury Jose Sonchez Roymond Sond Pool Schook Kevin Schlcimtz John Schneider Diyon Schroll Matthew Schueien Chotles Scott Ri.hotd Sechrlst Motk Sehet Stephen Severance Jeff Sexton Goty Shofter Philip Shoull Donald Simeily Keith Simpson Timothy Sites Jomes Smelser Jock Smith Orion Smith Chiistopher Smith Stephen A. Smith Steven M. Smith Steven P. Smith Kevin Spink Stephen Stolter John Stephens Otion Stevens Ttenton Stokes Dovld Stoner Jock Stumme Jon Tennont Phil ip Thornton Konstontin Tsibouris Kevin Tupps Michael Vonek Christopher Wolloce Kevin Wotstler Raymond Woshborn Steven Woshborn Mtchoel Wotson Orodley Weover Orion Weber Motk Wells Jomes White S. White Cosey Willioms Kirrley Wilson Detek Wilson Mlchoel Wlttmet Michoel Woodord Alostoit Wright Dovid Woestnei Patrick Yonke t - mrr %' % % WPf v r I $ } I i 'S' s t mm 3 5 i dn 5. f. Mm 'V' % s ■ t f Aif 3 % 'I A if % 1 i t � ill f f % 17 i' r f '9' (f I t, y S’ t f V Ti 130 Lowlor Printy, Hall Beatrice Printy P'inry. the well-noted dorm named ofrer rhe infomous Mo Printy, was built in 1980. Its enduring love offer with Lowlor end rs onnucl Prmry Whet e'eores jealousy ond animosity with rhe Willetts Women. To rhe dismay of many Printy women, rhe dorm is presumed unfortuncrely to be built on o g:cnr anr hill. Its occupants regularly seize rhe moms of many unsuspecting victims Out Mrs. Howell, armed with mill ons of onr rrops. always comes to rhe rescue. Deboroh Agor Catherine Anderson lowly Ann Anderson Jill Angel Kotherine Augustine Mxhelle Oobblrr Kimberly Dailey Amy Oorber Oecky Oorey Sherri Dooor Printy 131 “slrt III fgs-rf ‘ llflIf I I |f I If H o Q T 5 = ? 3 ■ - a | | ° - 3 S 5 • r J- • ? fsiiiis ? O «9 « ? 3 a 1111 in Il£l I? flits? iiJlirf Hnlu fiii;? gf O 3 L O O S O 0 ■ • “« 51 O :r O O u mlm Joy Dubois Debbie Dunzweller Wendy Oymond Amy Eoston Kimberly Elmers Debbie Elliott Tto y Evorsj Joy Fogon Donno FoulKr.er Kothleen Fowver Sto ey Finch Morgcret Floro Eileen Friesen Donno Frochlich Melisso Golloghcr Undo Gorrigon Li so Gorvin Julie Gersemo Cheryl Gilbori Kelley Gill Cheri Gillespie Robyn Grohom Lourie Gross Dono Guy Kiomberly Hohnenstein Joy Hamilton (kendo Hanks lauto Horju Connie Horvcy Anno Hoskowich Dione Hayes Soaio Hein Donno Helm Shannon Helmlck Jennifer Henderson Stocy Henlser Uso Herroon Julie Hess Rebccco Hill Liso Holley Amy Holtmonn Down Hooley Cotrlne Hotnbocher Joonne Hornbeck Penelope Howdet Teteso Hubei Sandro Hudon Louro Huggort Rcbecco Hummel Louro Hunt liso Horst Normo Hutchison Kristine Hyott Toro Hyde Toni Isoocson Teteso Jockson Dolly Jacobs Dione Jontzi Joy Jorvls Tommy Jonklns Julie Jensen Jan Johnson Jill Johnson Prinfy 133 Krisryn Johnson Koren Johnson Koren Jones Amy Joslln Suson Kouer Dionne Keens liso Kersten Kimberly KiUion Melisso Kimmel Sheryl King Donlelle Kitkpotrick Julie Knouff Kothy Knull Dione Knuppo Koren Kuniz Louro Kuniz Susan Lacey Do no Lochmlller Sheri Lorkln Roge Losh Heidi Laub Catherine LeGoie Sheri Leach Michelole Leloh Jennifer Lenhorr Liodo Leshan Donna Llchiy Heoiher Lind Korhleen lippert Dona Lon Tina Love Heoiher MocFarione Terri MocPherson Suzanne Mackey Lori Monley Kimberly Monzi Tomoro Moscoti Jeanne McCoriell Shoron McClonohon Chrisime McCormick Cherryl McLaughlin Koren Mkhener Lori Miesse Elizabeth Miller Darla Mitchell Krlst ne Moodio Undo Moolbroek Penny Morris Ruth Morris Ieoh Morse Yolondo Moset Susan Moyer Marlho Murphy Ruth Myeis Carol Nouman Joyce Nozonan Lana Olson Kristin Osrrum Pomo-Lynn Oswald Lon Ottawoy Liso Owens Gloria Parr Alyson Poyne 134 Printy Donno Poyno K rsren Perkey Me I is so Pope lauto Potier Rebecca Ptunet Maty Rolsch Angela Romsey Undo Ronget Molly Reeves Kimberly Renshow Melissa Riggs Debby Rinehatt lisa Rlopell Son o Rizor Leah Robbins Loti Rogers Corisso Rolg Wendy Rose Joanna Rudelltch Elizabeth Shephetd Rondo Short Cheryl Smith Shown Spangler Jill St. John Penney Stockhouse Suson Stolter Leeonne Stevens Stephonie Stevens Tina Stinedurf Christine Stowell Brenda Sulliff Sondo Sweet Alice Sweitzer Rebecco Tocket Volcrie Toed Amy Titus Rebekoh Tucker Heather Tyson Sharon Von Parten Tamara Venman Cynthio Wogner Jane Walters Jennifer Word Jacquelyn Worden Cheryl Worten Shorri Washburn Sandra Weover Kothleen Webber Carlo Weitkomp Christine Wenger Loreena Wesrfoll Wendy Wheeler Jennifer Whittaker Suzonne Widder Carol Wiggins Rebecco Wingord Lynn Witt Potncia Wirt Lynn Wood Jill Wyse Lourel Yates Croce Young liso Zummerele Printy 135 WILLETTS HALL Known offecionorely os “rhe Dorn or rhe “new dorm, Willeirs Hoi is rhe mosr recenr dormirory consrrucred or Cecorville Named of re' rrusree Ecrl Willerrs, rhe srrucrure wos builr in 1982 ro house rhe increasing number of srudenrs. Ofren enduring hedging from guys on rhe norrh sice of Lawlor, rhese srrong women en- dure nor only rhe brurol winds of on extra long walk bur also rhe brurol words of Lowlor men. Du’ rhe presrige of rhis dorm, which houses only one freshmon, enrices mosr junior ond senior women. Mr. ond Mrs. Earl Willets teOMK Ayers Dobblo Jo Ooker April franks Coryn Dalber Wendy Dell llso Oowlen Angelo Dowling Mindy Oro e Kimberly Orodshow Susan drown Susan Drown Linda Drowning 136 Willetts Shorri Cruver Ktistino Culp Ponny Dellinger Kimberly Eager Ruth Eissens Melisso Felt Melody Ferguson Louro Feizer Clone Fortosts Christine Friedkin Rebecca Mogo Heidi Hoist Melon Hall Honey Honno Shorn Honnoy Jennifer Houfler Kirsten Hoddelmonn Kirstlno Hoddelmonn Shell ie Horion Cynthia Hunter Barbara Jacobs Pomelo Johnston Kathleen Kegel Pomelo Kenyon Kendro King Julio lee Ruth Morgroff Amy McKibben Mory McVcy Deborah M.er rxethor Liso Mitchell Beattie Moroes Beth Morse Gretchen Mount! Kathy OKresIk Jennifer Potty Cheryl Poxson Suzonne Perrott Rebecco Peters Cheryl Plooy Gwen Price Ebble Rodcllff Debro Reynolds Renee Rolfe Honey Ross Goylc Ruggles Kerri Sodler Sheri Shuler Joy Shumon Kotlo Simpson Jonoc Smott Krisrine Smith lori Spiegel Meredith Steiner Jennifer Stevens Susan Terkelven Debotoh VonDorf liso Voughn Corl Vucish Oonnle Weber Chorisse Wolf Elizabeth Zeck Kimberly Zimmerman Willetts 137 Robert Aiken Voleiie Boise Koten Bennett Judith Bioneo Williom Dionco Carol OUss Stephen Oovey Williom Oovey Todd Bowen Roger Bowshier Pennl Bresson Brian Brock Phillip Brunner Holly Burke Paul Colverr Cindy Collier Matthew Geomer Loco lee Guz Louno Dolone John Pool Dowes Saroh Drake Stephen Dye Debbie Dysert Linda Eberly Loyne Etehison James Evans Tonya Evans Susan Evctitt Lisa Ford Kimberly Fordyce Michelle Fratus Matthew Grider Melissa Grimm Victor Guevaro Morgorot Guido Fritz Helmuth Lonoy Herron Cheryle Holt Carolyn Holtz Ronald Irvin Kelly Johnson Rtchord Koercher Pomelo Kimble Sharon Kresge Michelle Laird Chester Lehman Christopher Link Jeri Lynne Long Tim Lowing Stephanie Monning 136 Off Campus Kotl Mansfield JoAnne Montz Kieth Monon Ronold Mortln Stocy McCosklll Russel McNomoro Oono Messinger Sharon Michoel Andrew Mlningot Kelly Moore Robert Moore Kevin Moser Patrick Nesbitt Jeffrey Oswold Noncy Pognotd Potti Porker Jennifer Potrick Richard Petek Diono Phillips Kevin Powell Tereso Powell Al Prill Bruce Pwtsenborger Mork Reed Amy Ritsemo Tomoro Rogers Stephen Ross Jeffrey Sonde rs Steve Schepets Shot on Shook Sieven Shroyet Rusty Snodgrass Brent Spool Kevin Sperty Andrew Stephens Muiom Sroltrfus Heother Stretch Mork Swonder Tomro Terrill Donald Tung John Tuttle Dovid Tyler Mork Volese Tern Von Beveten Toni Von Beveren Timorhy Wolborn Michoel Worfield Noolle Watson Sylvia Williams Dovid Wolcott Morcto Womock Off Campus 109 140 141 140 144 ■ -----r r ( 145 146 Administrotion Foculty Stoff Administration, faculty, Staff In 25 yecrs I've hod the privilege of worchmg rhe college develop ro whor if is rodoy The chonges hove been omozng. bofh n rhe fociries ond rhe ccodemc excelence Although mony hove contributed ro rhts chonge. ulrirrore prase must go to our wonderful LORD It hos been o rhril to work under such men os Doctors Jeremiah ond Dixon ond w th o fine faculty end student body Du� now it's time to roke rhe next step in life I look forward ro becoming rhe Assist onr ro rhe Presdenr. helping hm in every woy possible to rhe conrnued prose ond testimony of our Lord Jesus Chnsr Ckfford Johnson 147 ■W t Paul H. Dixon, Ed.D., President Kenneth St. Clair, M.S., C.P.A. Horold Green. Th.O. Vice Presider.r for Business Vice Presderr for Campus Mnbrrie.s Martin Clark. Ed.D. Vice Presider.r for Deve'opmenr Clifford Johnson, D.Ed. Accdemic Vice Pres-denr 148 Administrators Wiliam A. Crock Gilbert Bruecl-aner James D. Carroher Jack Gne Dill Commons John Droxler George Engekrcnn. Chcirmcn Lorry Ferzer. Secrerary Josepn Godwin Roy Guenin Jim Henniger Jock W. Jocoos C.E. Gene Mille' J Dale Murphy George O'Dryon Irwin Olson Lynn Rogers Gerckj Smelser Al Srevens Roberr L. Sumne.' Poul Tossel Donald L Tyler. Vice Choirmon Eorl Umoaugh PcU Vernier W. Thomos Younger Trustees 149 Jeon Fisher. M.A. Assoc. Pro! of Chr. Id.. 00 yri Mormon Bergen. M.A. Assoc. Pro , of For- long.. 29 yrs Donold Collon. Ph.D. Prof ©I Phyt. Ed. Chmn.. 27 yu Robert GtomocKI. Th.D. Pro! of Oibl© b Grook. Chmn.. 27 yu Edword Spencer. M.A. Prof of Englsh. 23 yu Edword Greenwood. D.A. Prol. of English. 24 yu Daniel Wetzel. Ph.D. Prof, of Physic� b Moth 24 yu Donald Baumann. Ph.D. Prot. ot Olo 6 Chom Chmn.. 20 yu Stanley Bollard. Ph.D. Prot of Psych.. Chmn.. 22 yu David Matson, Ph.D. Prof of Music. Chmn.. 22 yu Mutroy Murdoch. Ph.D. Prof, of History. Chmn.. 22 yu Merlin Ager. Ph D. Prof ol $ c. Ed- Chmn.. 20 yu Jack Riggs. Th.D. Prof of C43I . 20 yu Ronald Grosh. Ph.D. Assoc. Prof, of English. 19 yu Lorry Helmlck. Ph.D. Prot. o( Chomlstry. 19 yu James Phipps. Ph.D. Prof ol Spoech. Chmn.. 19 yu Lyle Anderson. Ph.D. Assoc. Prof, of Vocol Music. 17 yu Joseph Holsey. M.Ed. Assoc Prof of Pol So.. 17 yu Elvln King. M.Ed. Assoc Prof of Phy� . Ed.. 17 yrs Robert Abbos. Ph.D. Prof ol Psychology. � 6 yu Pot Dixon. M.Ed. Assoc. Prof, ol English. 16 yu James McGoldrlck. Ph.D. Prof, of History. 14 yrs Pomelo Diehl. Ph.D. Assoc. Prof, of Phys. Ed.. 13 yu John McGlIlivray. M.S. Assoc Prof, of Phy� . Ed- 13 yu Richard Baldwin. M.B.A. An r. Prof of Mgmi- 12 yu Charles Ellington. Ph.D. Prof, of Vocol Musk. 12 yu Roymond Bartholomew. Ph.D. Prof, ot English Chmn.. 11 yu Edwin Broilhwolte. Ph.D. Ass'r. Prof ol Morh- 11 yu Rlchord Durham. Th.D. Prol. ol Diblo ond Grook. 11 yu Lila Seaman. Ph.D. As� oc. Prof ol Educotlon. 11 yrs 150 Faculty J. Wesley Doker. M.A. Assoc Pro� o Spooch Ordcsrg. 10 yrs Helen Hall, M.A. Assoc Pro� , o� Educor on 10 yrs Oeverly Monroe. Ph.D. Assoc. Pro� , of Educators l0 yrs Sue Baker. M.A. Assoc. Pro� , of Edvcorion. 9 yrs Barbara Loach M.A. Ass� . Pror. of For. long. 9 yrs Terry Phipps, M.S. Assoc Pro� 0� 0 C So 9 yrs Ronald Walker. D.B.A. AsiOC- Pro! Of Mgmt.. Chmn 9 yrs Mkhael OiCuircl. M.M. Assoc. Pro� of losit. Music. A yrs Charles Oolph. Ph.D. Assoc Pro� ol Psych . A yrs John Silvius. Ph.D. Pro� . o n o. Serene . A yrs Dennis Flenrge. Ph.D. Assoc. Prof ot Chemistry. 7 yrs Robert Porr. M.A. Ass't. Prof. 0� Sociology 7 yrs Soroh Smlih, Ph.D. Assoc Pro� o Accounting 7 yrs Dovid Warren. Th.M. ASSOC Prol O� Oibl 0 Crook 7 yrs Omer Bonenbergcr. D.Ed. Assoc. Pro� of idvcohorv 0 yrs Leroy Elmers. Ph.D. Assoc. Pro� o« Phys cs 6 Moth . A yrs Sharon Elmers. M.Sp.Ed. Assoc. Pro� , of Educoton A yrs Sandra Horner. M.A. Ass � . Pro� , of English. A yrs Betsy Kempf. M.A. Ass � . Pro� , of Soc. Sc tone . A yrs Kurt Moreland. M.A. Ass'� . Pro� , of Comm. Airs. A yrs Anne Rich. M.Accf.. C.P.A. Ass i. Prof, of Aecrg. A yrs David Robey. M.A. Ass � . Prof, of Comm. Arts 0 Dromo. A yrs Golen Smith. M.S. Ass r. Prof. o Economics. A yrs Irene Alyn. Ph.D. Prof, of Nursing. Chmrs.. 5 yrs Joner Bauer. M.S. Ass l. Prof, of Nursing. A yrs Elaine Brown. M.S.Ed. Ass r. Prof, of Phys. Ed.. 5 yrs Chodes Clevenger. D M.A. Ass � . Pro� . o Piono. i yrs Clifford Fawcett. D.B.A. Prof, o� Management 5 yrs Morlnus Hozon. M.B.A. Assoc Prof o� Ousmoss 5 yrs James Lelghtenhelmer. B.A. tnsri. ot Ordcsig.. A yrs 151 Faculty Dr Colon — 1964 HOT PICTURED: Allen Monroe. Ph.D. Prof, of Sociol Science. 21 yrs Dwoyne Fronk. D.Ed. Prof, of Educot'ion. 19 yrs Lourence Killion. M.S. Assoc. Prof, of Oio Set.. 19 yrs Phillip McClure. M.M. Ass’f. Prof, of Piono. 13 yrs Chorios Pognord, M.M. Ass'r. Prof of Inst. Music. 10 yrs Debro Drown. M.D.A. Ass'r. Prof, of Morkeiing. 5 yrs Rex Rogers. Ph.D. Ass'r. Prof, of Pol. $ i t « of P1onn.«g s yrs Mortho Johnson. M.A. Ass r. Prof- or Soc. Ui. 4 yrs Mork Klimek. M.S.N. Ass'l. Piof. Of Nurslrg 4 y s Gory Percesepe. Ph.D. Ass't. Prof of Philosophy. 4 yrs Rurh Slocum. M.S. Ass'r. Prof ol Nursing. 4 yrs Stephen Young. D.A. Cooch orvd Irssrr. of Prsys. Ed 4 yrs Lois Doker, M.S.N. Ass'r Prof, of Nursing 3 yrs Don Estes. Th.M. Ass'r. Prof, or 0fo. 3 yrs Douglas Miller, Ph.D. Ass'r Prof ot Chomlsriy. 3 yrs David Rormon. M.A. Ass'r. Prof, of Ous . CNr. of Comp. Sorv,. 3 yrs Mourecn Sollodoy. M.P.H. Ass'r Prof, of Nursing. 3 yrs Chorlotte Ctowford. M.S.N. Ass'r Prof, or Nursing 2 yrs Floyd Elmore, Th.M. Ass t. Pror ol Olblo. 2 yrs Deborah Hoffey. M.M. Ass'r. Prof of Comm Arts i yr Evon Hellwlg. D.S. Ass'r. Piof. of Ptsys Ed 1 yr Lee Konrenwein. Th.D. Assoc. Prof, of Oiblo 1 yr David Nicholas. M.A. Ass'r. Prof, of C I S. f yr Loriy Smith. M.Div. Ass'r. Prof, of for. Long, f yr Michael Lopez. Ph.D. Ass'r. Piof of Comm. Arts. 3 yrs 152 Faculty Administrative Personnel Janice Oosmo. M.LS. Alt'� l Oiy 0« (o C«tl«(iion Oovol Timothy Ooswoith. M.A. Docn of Mon Lynn Drock. M.L.S. Oirectof of Libfory Services Stephen Drown. M.L.S. A� o librory t ir. Ol libioiy SorvkO Charles Dillon. M.S. Ais l. Ubioiy On ol Modio So« KO� David Ormsbee. D.A. Oii«ro( of Admissions Sandra Entner. M.S. Oirocioc ol CoumeUnq Soivkos Not Pictured: Patricio Dotes. M.A. Dean of Women ( Administrative Faculty 153 Ruth Ager Mory AucWorxJ Lcxxrn Oose Morrho Ooldwtn G oce OeiKoi Rober Dekorr V Aubrey Bergen Derry De'-schmger B'on Dor Drenoc Dosey ft o Oosworh RiChord Dowersox Connie D'occs Dorno Droc« Jeffrey Droc- Mork D'cwn Mergerer Durr hrer Detxxch Ccgwo lock Ccrr-poei Afcerrc Corr Lcn Cose lames Cote Stuart Chaffe ECworC Ocrk 154 Staff Russell Clork Horry Cole Angelo Cooke Poul Cope Ronald Coriell Dione Cornish Sherry Coy Jeffrey Cunningham Jeannie Doy Normo Deronek Undo Divon Virginio Fields Judith Fires Robert Fires Noncy Fissel Dovid Goffner Poul Gothony Dovid Gldloy Irene Gidley Moy Greenwood Qorboro Henderson Kelly Herbert Agnes Howell Potticio Huber Staff 155 Leigh Hum Robert Hum Judy Johnson Shirley Johnson Timothy Johnson JoAnne Kendoll Toi King Noncy Ni.ouff Gory Kuhn Porricio Lee Todd Lee Froneis Link. Jr. Michelle Longo Oruce Moddux Mork Mothews Woyne Moxie Jem McHomoro Louro Meyer Steven Meyer Cheryl Miller Mary Mitchell Luonn Nicholos Edmond Phillips James Reiter Lonnie Richards Phyllis Wetzel Glendo Womock Joy Womock Mork Womock Kimbotly Wotoshet Peg Rickard Robert Rohm Dovid Somuel Douglas Sjoquist John Skillmon Sylvio Skillmon Volerie Smollmon Oevorly Smith John R. Smith Michele Smith Dorothy Spencer Ida St.Clair Joon Street Eleonot Toylot Virginio Toylor Stephen Thompson John Tocknell Lori Troutman Les Ttoyer Donnie Vickmon Jeffrey Vickmon Kitty Vine Paul Wote Shetty Watson Christian M inistries Sometimes referred ro os “Compasson Mrwnes. rhe Chrisrion Minstry reoms provide o voriery of services Sovercl groups provide chuch servees for elderly homes, prison inmores, ord young people in de enrion homes Others seels ro evongeize oreo co'lege compuses by shoring the gospel one on one The musied groups trove! ro numerous churches throughout rhe school year end summer ’o mnvsrer to the membe-s one shore Cecorv e Colege Whatever the porroJor servee, rhey o'e monsters of composson to those who ore n need 156 Christian Ministry Along with rhe constsrency of the rheme, wen: the contnuty of eoch quarter's Key rote speoker(s) In the fo1. we enjoyed oovirg Joe Stowe:! mmtsre' to us otxx,- oo- hecrrsTye end hov-ng o hecrt ter God He oso coclienged us from toe Word on the merer o‘ developing proper retorionjhios wirh others Winter q„crre' brought three men who also have a hecrt for Gob John LIts. Dob Dyer. Jr. ond Georgi Vms each rod or «ncredbe impocr or. the ccmpus os they cooliengec us wirh the though: thot '‘commitment demonds ocron Dovid Hocking blessed our neerrs n rhe spring os he encour oged us to become more moture spiritual leoders He olso deWe-ed o meoningful series o' messages on the nome of me lo-C Joe Srowell Giorgi Vins John Lillis 160 Quarterly Conferences Dob Dyer, Jr. Dovid Hocking Quarterly Conferences 161 162 Speciol Chapels Speciol Chapels 163 OV'Oi “ V «O-OtIOM MOA '+ £«� « A«� vv d -on W� l� « V«l «W Wl i ' A« � VvJok Jo 0o «J Oou 5 � 0W ? Oaono OkunOAttocV Am, lsy’ ii loMr O Oo J ImOo lam 166 Row 1 Arvg Drorm ftoodo A:rmo«% fV-cr% HorrpA«r i So O'A Shrltf Ir r tes Row 7 M4 Ac r Mo r SmollmOA tr Cot� mQOf« Vilomion R v� A Coip«A «r Kow 1 uu v,mnti Amy totyxd� � o J Al� y « ?o,« Own)-� � � .! o 1 « omOo � 0«� ''• V om Mm Vilorn ©it� Mom� wt� Mo • � o« J Mo k low's � My � wu momia i«au MomOmi. Gw fvos� 167 � 0« t lolly log� -. Dor-tap Tomeio 0� Kk a- J � lor' I.fci lr� M i Tom � New Mon )y « «rf «® i Cmtfy lv� T� ifc lt� o (j� .a fo-opton T � io k-r-t lorn Haw- MKhofl Von K fonu � uDi� i alivi (wxiirajn iwra l� tn «� «} 0or o I o f � • ' I - Ow-« v Ivaa r ►•■o V«A � om Otwota 172 174 m E o b O' c o Mown� Pcppt Two Traveling Teams 177 178 Arts Tine Arts From solo muse rectos ro f0 scoio rheomcol p'oCuctioos, opportunities abound for students to experence the foe orrs One moy develop roienrs ond obiities through oenve pomdporion or simply brooden he o' her culturo exposure by crrerxJng the wide voneiy of performonces given eoch yeor Foculry leodershp is committed ro developing student pot enrol to the fullest ond ro moinreining the hghesr srondords of excelence in performonce. For the Chrtsfon. cvA vo-ng the fine ond performing orrs is o mogr enr way to glorify the Creator of ol beauty Eric Hemuth OUSE TRAP M Cost: Mrs Ooyle — Krisryn Johnson. Mr Porovtani — Jim Smetsor. Chrisropher Wren — Kevin Tcpps. Gles Roisron — Andy $n der. MoIk? Rotsron — Vicky Kmg. Scrgconr Trortcr — Tom Smc. Miss Cosewell — Donno Payne, Mojo' Mercolf — Derek No'mon 180 Foil Ploy Agorho Chryie's Tne Mouse Troo monifeyed o heorty mixture of dromo ond humor on rhe Alford yoge Heoring ihe gosps, rhe Soughs, ond rhe oppteuse of rhe oudiences in orrendonce otowed rhe cost end crew of rhe production ro rest assured rhor r hod been o Job wel done Yet, without one very mporronr focror. rhe efforts of ol who rook port n rhe ploy woud be insignifeonr. Thor fee or wos rhe common bond rhor oil rhe cost, crew, ond rhe directors shored in Jesus Christ Eoch ccror ond oerress realized rhe imporronce of dedkotion fry to Christ ond then ro rhe ploy With this obtrude, it wos easy ro work wirh one cnorher in moking The Mouse Troo rhe best rhor t could be. With superior quoltfy in dreamg ond set cons'rucron bockmg up rhe cost, rhe moin goal of enrenalrJng for rhe ccuse of Christ wos met. Thus, on opening night, o handful of colege students deducted ro rher couse transformed rhemse'ves to become rhe cho'ooers of The Mouse Trop The'e wos no longer o V ky King, bur rcther o me'onchofy Molbe f obron. ond Andy Snder vanished ro be repkxed by rhe self assured G3es ftolyon Kevin Tupps hid behind rhe ployful person of Christopher Wren, but Donne Poyne wos nowhere ro be found when o monly women. Miss CoseweH, appeared Kristyn Johnson stepped aside ro allow rhe orrogonr M-s Boyle to hove center sroge os Drek Norman excused hmself before on mqursirive Major Met coif orrived. Jim Smeber rerreoted somev here ofor off os o myyerious Mr Porovodni rook hs space; ond by, bur no’ leoy. Tom Simic wos nor around when rhe serious bur deceiving Sergeonr Trorrer mode his woy into Monkswel Mono Fdll Ploy 181 HE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST V Cost: Mr. John Worthing (Er- nest) — Jeffrey Leoch, Mr. Al- gernon Moncrief — Andrew Snider, Hon. Gwendolen Fair fox — Trccy Grimes, Miss Cecily Cordew — Kimberly Ann Aus- tin, Lody Brocknel! — Renee (Bowen) Pererscn. Mss Prism — Melody Ferguson, Dr. Cha- suble — Kevin Tubbs, Lone Merrimon — Richard Ernst. Di- rector: Rebecca Baker. Set: Donokj N. Jones. 182 Spring Play As I reflect on my first year experience at Cedorville College, by for the most awesome was my involvement n the Spring ploy. The ploy, written by Oscar Wide, was o humorous social scrire intended to poke fun or tote nnereenrh cenru'y. Engtsh soaery. I enjoyed the itghrearredness cf the ploy, bur for more than rhor I enjoyed the people I hod o chonce to work with. I was mostly impressed with rhe commirmerr to God displayed by the director, rhe members of rhe cost one rhe crew. Unlike other productions I hove porridpored in, it was qure surprising ro observe or her Chnsrion performers who yearned ro do rher best, not ro oleose rhemselves, bur ro please rhe Lord I om very rhonkful for being granted rhe opponunty of establishing new fnendshps The mem- ories of rhe prayers we shored rogerher os o cost and oil of rhe support we gove to one onother will be cherished! Kimberiy Ausrin Spring Ploy 1 3 HE LITTLE FOXES Coy Add e — Robn Sonders. Col — Kirriey H Vteon. Birdie Hubbcrd — Ruth E Mcrgroff. Osar Huobord — Tom S� mc, Loo Hubbord — Gory J. Gemmer. Regno GkfcJens — Donno Payne, Wil- liam Morsholl — Done! L Hole. Benjamin M bcrd — James O Poweteto. Aiexcndro Giddens — Jon R Johnson. Horoce Giddens — Walter Taykx 184 Winter Ploy r There ore hundreds of Hubbards sirring in rooms Ike this in the country ... one they wil own this country some doy So srored Denjcrnin Hutbord wh le dong cl in hs power to ensure rhor he received he shore of things regordess of whence it come. Ploying rhe pon of this unsavory chorocrer marked my trvroduoon to the VJIoge Ptoyers ond the world of collegia’e oamg From rhe terrors of mrmcormg ouditons ond rhe rigours of lengthy, strenuous procrices ro rhe rhrfo of oerformcnce ond rhe establishment of meaningful friendships with fe'tow oaors end oerresses, being involved with rhe ploy wos o most rewording experience In morked conrrosr ro rhe cold chorocrers in rhe ploy, rhe cost developed warn, coring friendships ond o sense of unity ond comorodene rhor continued well beyond rhe ocruol performance. .tomes Poweiski Winter Ploy 185 Performing Artists 1967 CONCERT CHORALE £r c Adorns, MicNoei Anderson. Tm Deo h. Mora BocWxrn. Wcrren Drown, Wary Coons Lao Davidson. Doth Dowson. Debb Cuvwerfer. Oedsy Dye. Qjenrn Esheman, Metody Ferguson, Doug Flrer Eieen Friesen. Greg GbCs Mark Groves. Karen Haynes. Hnrergardt. Dwayne Hoff, Scndro HobrocA. Oerh Hughes. Todd Hjnmel. Jcre Inbody Pam Kenyon, Keren Kuntt. MAe Low. JerWec leoharr. Srepbone Manrmg. Joiene Merdt, Jm Murdoch. Sreve Ponrher. Rob Paswcrers. AJyson Poyne. Su onne Perron. OecKy friner. Undo Ranger. Orion Reebel. Fti p Rite. Jodi Sraffcrd. Jeffrey Vorder Hede. Tm Wabcrn. Sandro Weaver. Mark Wcff 186 Performing Artists 1967 BRASS CHOIR 1967 SYMPHONIC BAND Atyson Payne. Eleen Fnesen. Km Mon� . Pom Vrr. Angcto (Vowing. fVebecco Hogo. Chrryl Orrtoff. Jeonfer Tcft iro Rogge. Oedsy Sm h. JoAme Thompson. Sher lorkn. Undo Orownng. O« os DoSTvo. lym Ramsey. Terri Lyn Madsens Sf eve Sro� er. Sue Or own Lon Hoberi. Oono Hermen, Sheri Kng. Oroohe Cuminghom. Donn� e Krhporrids, Kendal Hernds. Lli Mfler. Ocnsse Vo . Diane Russel. Jocfc Oedser. Undo leshan. Cheryl Vorren. Porri Leao . Shannon frti. Debbe Dysea. Jane Ooughmon. PoJo Howard, Orod Gregory. Amy Jorfn, lero V Norm Tore, Doug Iverson. Scnd-o Hobroots. Heid Hoisr. Eleen Thompson. Korhy Jones. Krisrine Verson. Korea Mtchener. Joete Swarrz. Detoe Vornshus. Mark Geroge. Jchn Srephens, Mchoel Vrtmer. Mery Rurh Coots, Rxhard Corey, Oyon Upchurch. Joe Perrods. Srephen Lamb. Andy Oden. David Ho . Stephen Vood. W Rodebough. Lynel Sm h. Jeff Zatso. Orendo Holoperer. Seen MocGbery. Sandy Weaver. Mo-r Creamer. PhJ Rjco, Hm Wogner. Todd Hummel. David Coots. Srepha-te Monnng. Loan OoCC«-s, Vorren Drown. Donna FouHner. Vendy Or on Performing Arts 187 168 Special Music Special Music 189 Ministering Through Recitals Srondng bocksroge on performance nghr my thoughts ore roang An hocr ond twenty minutes from now wi I hove said everything I wan ecP VI I hove coptrvored re oudence wrh o beouifuf drama whch hes become such o port of me? The Lord a fatrtful os he enobtes us to occompto such o task for his glory My experience has gven me o look bock- «09? As o senior speech rearafer I dscoveted how demandng such on undeaokng would be VorWng for months. selecting, curing ond memo- nzng mcrerd hos roughr me lessons obouf d gence ond perseveronce whch wl remon wih me for ife Sherry Rotromel Warren Drown Organ Reorofor Mike Law Voce Recroksr Sherry Rotramel 5oeeeh Recroksr 190 Recifalisrs Jano Dowsett Voice Recrater Eric Helmurh Piooo Rectois; Rebecca Haga Fbre Redrotsr Steve Wood Trorr one Recroter Mary Ruth Cook Pioro Reorctsr Recitalists 191 Ministering As Professionals The Corpus Aavnes Office sponsored o wde vari- ety of performers rha year h me 196657 Antsr Senes Degnmng n Ooober wrh A-dre Michel Schub. 0 po- nist performing ha rfwd rime m the Jomes T Jeremoh Chopei Other veterans rerumng for the yecr’s Arret Senes were the Ohio Store Urwersry Glee Out), who performed o desgrrfu concert n March the Oayron Phtsormonc Orchesrro. ond me Empre Dross, o group of rve extremely referred gerdemeo who once ogem groced our compta h Apri with thee specoi erronge- mem of o vertety of muse Oom Christine Wynzen ond Steve Green obo returned to perform n the .tomes T Jeremoh Chopei the spnng, eoch rertforang the oreody zeadus popuicriry they know here or Cedor- 192 Artist Series Arfist Series 190 194 Sports Sports Over the 'osr one hundred yeors Cecorvlle Colege has seen the rise and fo'l of more rhon one sport In rhe Presbyrenon days ir wos footbol. not socce', rhor highlighted rhe fol athletic season, end only in recent yeors hove rhe women reared their ptoid skirts end bronzed their field hockey sticks And whar hoopenec to gymnastics? Never fear these cthetic relcs hove nor died o useless death They hove paved rhe way for lo'tiec athletic pursuits Who knows, n o few yeors students may be flocking to nrercoHegcre Wcteybcl motches, Oozeocll gomes ond Doome'ong rournomenrs Mott Dickinson 196 Foil Sports rmmm Fall Sports 197 198 FINISH LINE Odarville Opponent 2 Do ru son 1 5 Moody fcblo 1 5 Tonn. Temple 2 4 Ohio Domlokon 0 1 Ohio Vesleyon 4 0 N. Kentucky 4 3 Goshen 2 4 Ml. Vernon 0 5 Rio Gronde 0 0 Vobh 5 0 Tiffin 0 4 Findloy 1 1 Copirol 0 6 Asbury 0 1 Wilmington 2 2 Molone 2 1 Wittenberg 4 I Manchester 0 0 Tiffin 2 0 Molone 1 II Totol Record 2 Ties Roger Swiggon. Rod Hew no. Andy Mrmgec. Lowd tofooch. Don Hawk. Greg Nfcrdon, Tom Peterson. K� r Wbon, Veve Fogje. Phi Fogle. Steve Roa. Andy Lew 6. Poo Normon. Tim Davis. Orton Hu . Rck Seidel. Steve Honson. Mke Dovts Mhe Green. Don Oyrum, Cooch John McGftvroy. Assetorr Cooch Tom Fre, Manager-. Orion Schrol Norhon Dove. Do-re Rumberger. Mhe Mlet. Oncrt Smth. Tm Ryon. T J Rrxnon. Orton Stevens. Cooch: John McGAvroy. Asset erv Cooch Gegon Cocke Eoch individual on rhe 1986 soccer ream hod dreomed of returning to rhe NCCAA ployo'fs n Texos for rhe third consecutive ycor. bur seve' d eorty season victories only crecred fcfce hopes. Loter in rhe season rhe reom faltered ro opponents of lesser cdfeer ond ended with on 11-7-2 record Dubbed o bitter-sweet yeor. with no choree for rhe National Chomponshp title, it wos afren dffeuir rp reman commuted rp the reom in foce of setbacks ond defeats Assessing rhe season with hiodsghr. though, ir is easier to keep it in perspective. Although o rhrd trip ro Texos would hove been n� ce. soc- cer 6 nor rhe most mporron- thing in life, ond no doub' rhe memory of rhe 1986 season wfl oiso foce. Cooch McGilvroy emphoszes rhe rnportaoce of prayer, rhonking God for the defects os we4 os rhe verones, because both ore necessary to grow physicaty ond to foster o healthy relationship with God As I Corinth- ons 12 10 stores, “Therefore I toko peasure in ... distress for Christ’s sdse for when I om weak, then om I strong .” 5rove Homcn Blighted Hopes Soccer 199 Proven Depth Men'� Coil Country Monholl Inv. 3rd out of 6 Wittenberg Inv. fit out of 6 Wright Stoto Inv. Ilf out of 7 Rio Grando lit out of 7 Loyola Inv. 2nd out of 15 All Ohio Moot 7th out of 37 MIOC 3rd out of 4 NAIA Ddtrkt 22 3rd out of 7 NCCAA Notional! 4th out of 15 Women’s Com Country Wittenberg Inv. 2nd our of 6 Wright Store Inv. 3rd out of 6 Rio Grand Hr out of 3 Loyolo Inv. 6rh out of 12 All Ohio Moot 16th out of 30 Cndnnoti Inv. 5th out of 7 NAIA District 22 2nd out of 3 NCCAA Nationals 3rd out of 10 Mon’s Team Jeff Boiendo-, J.P Dawes. Ben Garrison, Boon Hu-npfvcys. ftob Moore. Jofm Oswald. Sr eve Schcpers. John Urbon. Kevin WoJoce, Casey W®oms, Steve Cox, Eric Finger. Tom Hi. Chris Heter. Cooch. Bvm King Women’s Teem; Bed y Aver . Oerh McG� vroy. Grerchen Mounrz, Belnaa Sts. Jennfer Sr evens. Cothy Worsen. Laurel Yores, Dorb Stoon. Deb Pore. Lynn Oods, Dev Fsher. Cooch Qvn Kng. The herd work ond commimenr of the men on rhe 1986 cross country reem potd off this yeor when rhey were reworded wirh o strong seoson from srorr ro finish. Rob Moore led the team almost the entire season, supported by strong performances from John Oswcfc and Eric Fiinger Ar rhe NCCAA Narioads, Oswoe ren first for the teem one pJoced sixth overdl. Although the 1986 women's cross country team hod two strong eod runners m Deb Pore ond Co'hy Worsen, the deprn of the ream proved ro oe cs much of on csser Throughout rhe secson. Pate qualified for Ai-Americon Src- tus in rhe NCCAA Noriona’s as well; ond Worson ren o powerful, second oosirion 01 season, in- provng her nme each meet. The remainder of rhe teem — Becky Averil, Lynn Clork, Beth McGlIivroy, G'etchen Mounrs, Belinda $T$, ond The Ai Chto meet, rhough. was the sre of one of rhe reem's best performances thus secson, where the men pcced 7rh out of 37 reams ond second in rhe colege dn ison The season ended jusr as srrongly svirh Moore's ond F9- Inger's positions at the NAIA National meet in Kenosha. Wisconsin Dem McGaway Loud Yores treded positions during rhe season ond provided o sd d foundorico for rhe ream’s overol stood mg Ths paid off ct rhe A'l Oho mee where the women p’oeed 5rh our of 17 teams in rhe college dvsioa Affected by Malo- nes s enrronce in rhe NCCAA meer, rhe wom- en poced third overol. bur were pleosed with o season hgh'ighred oy commitment ond strong per'ormonces from ecch member. Cross Country 201 202 Promising Future Begrcwv; procnce rhe doy of'er lobor Doy. rhe 1986 voleybol squoc corrmrred them selves to becomrvg c winning teom, ond vic- tory was nor o yronger rh«s season Hghlghred by oefeo's over voieybol powerhouse Oho Northern University ond conference rrvci Duff ton (m o come from behind borrle!). the season cocod wei with severol high places n tour no meet ploy end qucttficoton for NAiA dsrhets The teom o so developed o strong sense of trust ond cooperation, beginning or rhe annual rerreor ro Sooto Hid The women experienced few dull moments throughout rhe seoson. ond monoged to keep busy with freez turtle tog for warm-ups end singing favorite songs in their free time Overall. rhe season ended with o promising look to next yea' s squod Only losing two members to groduotion and gaining severol powerful hitters, the future looks bright for next season JutcOurtCf Ion Rogers. Jen Harmon. Krtsr Cup Lynn Wrr. lexeme Cruz. Ango Wicoix. Mxhek? £90. Anareo Derry. X c Wfcon. joroe Smon, Juie Ouier. Tommy Max on. Cooch. bare IVown. Mo-oge Ke y Heirvds FINISH LINE Ob Hn Invitofenol Co� V � f fft Hiram Ohio W � l yon Kenyon Mutkmgom John Cot 10 foil no nn Doyion Defence Invitoilonol Ohio Nonhein MoiyiviDe (Muff ion DtvMton Ohio Horrhem Flfeloy Vilmlngion Ch 090 Sroie Ceniiol Stole Defence Nuffen Tiffin Uibono 6 h v0 PilfOtOdfOrC Cemrol Stole VUnvinqion Coplrol Wittenb i9 Woouer Viiie.nbeig VDCC Touinomenr Uibono F-ndloy T in (Muff I on Vliming ion Ohio Dom-mcon NCAA Dlvlct � Tomnomeni Motion Concotdio And non Hun ring ton Motion Toy lor Wo Grand Otreibein NAIA Dntirft 22 ftoyohs Vohh Volleyball 203 204 Winter Sports Winter Sports 205 206 Doug Pugh. Derek Hjghes. Mke Freeman, Eddc Wc � ef e«d. Doug leaser . Jerry Ke ec. Ora Rccie. Dov 3 Yeoger. Tony Ewng. Gory Snorter. Mire War � n. Don Srncny. HcoO Cooch Dr Don Cotan. Assarorv Coochci Srevc Young. Marts Kempton. SruOenr Asset- nor breve Tcrpirro. Monoger Tm Sres. Traner Even He vg FINISH LINE Cedorville Opponent 76 Guelph 66 64 Wilfrid laurier 67 107 Concordio 74 90 WeMern Ontario 79 66 Indian Tech 67 92 Ohio Wesleyon 62 90 Wilmington 60 111 Warner Southern 49 122 Polm Beach Atlonrk 92 102 Nova 114 60 Tiffin 96 69 Urbana 70 92 Malone 66 90 Ml. Vernon Nozorene 73 76 Ohio Dominican 65 78 Rio Grande 79 70 Woljh 74 76 Tiffin 61 100 Urbana 80 70 Wilmington 66 76 Malone 60 70 Mt. Vernon Nazotene 76 76 Ohio Dominican 72 78 Rio Grande 76 68 Wobh 66 77 Deflo nee 75 104 Findlay 116 17 Totol Record 10 Unwilted Vigor The 198687 men's bcsnerbol -eom was o reom rhor jumped off ro o 90 make wn«h red rhe school record for the mosr vie ones or rhe storr of rhe season There were dreams of o rrip ro rhe NAIA Nationals n Kansas C y However, problems occurred borh on and off rhe courr rhet forcea rhe group ro find a new chemistry Chns Reese, rhe top rerurmg score', was lost for rhe season with o knee injury; and Tony Ewing, the year's leading scorer and rebounder, was deccred occdemodly iretgto'e Cohe- siveoess was c Key ro o srrereh run rhor c owed rhe Yetow Jcckers ro perform wel in the ptoyoffs CedcrvJle begon yumbing through rhe Mid-Ohio Conference secson losing seven gomes by seven poors or ess Du: rhe Jock ers refused ro wir ond rhe rogerherness pcid off n rhe season's final week They won bock-ro bock gomes cr Rio Gronce and or Walsh Imockmg o f rhe MOC’s rep rwo teams Tho- feor earned rhem a firsr round playoff game egonsr Defiance m rhe NAIA Dyrict 22 tournament Cedcrvle won rhe rh d srroighr rwopoinr decison in a rhnlng 77 75 ncory The Yelow Jackets were rhen cimooted or rop seeded FrcJcy Colege. 118 '04 Lost because of graduation wfl be senors Dovic Yeager (9 3 ppg) end capran Doug Pugn They demonsrrored good leooershp rhis season, sod Coton ‘ They were foe examples ro the undercossmen Collon 6 oprtmtyc cbour nexr year “We hove some very good bol payers reruming. We ore oreody looking forwerd ro it. Mark Wofrxxk The Up And Coming While 'he Vorsiry bosket bol reom cr CedcrvJe gens much recognition o 3 notoriety pcymg before rhousond of people eoch yeo'. o Srrle known group of young end rolerted men practice cc ly and deccore o greor porrion of rher rrne to honing rheir bosket Pol skih bur gonng lure oedam Junior Vc'scy bos Isetbol 6 omed or helping ’he referred hgh schob ocskerbal ployer moke rhe rronsiron ro ’he more intensely comoeri- rive world of college bosiserboi Al- though few coteges field o unor vorsiry squoc, rhe coochng sroff or Cedorvfe feeis rhor it 4 0 vi ol rromng ground for rhe young ployer who needs rhe expo sure to cotege pay Morr Od-snson Men s Daskefboll 207 Disputed Odds FINISH LINE Cedorville Oppone 9 Wilmington 45 6 Doyton 42 2 Wittenberg 50 0 Wilmington 51 6 Wilmington 49 12 Cos Wnttin 36 27 Urbono 28 16 Do y ton 39 16 Defiance 30 2l Defiance 32 16 Flndloy 41 15 Southwest MKhgon 42 6 Olivet 51 6 Heidelberg 50 0 Totol Record 14 The 1986-87 Cecorvie College wresrtng •eom showed o greor deoi of cerermrvorion despire rhe odds it focec Oegnnng wirh only rhree returning wresriers. rhe reom 'ougnr ro overcome rhe problems o' snffer comperron. ( juries, lock of ceprh ond lock of experience The reom r-cmec. condiriooed, ond w-esrled herd Decease of rh6 effort, many firyyear wrestlers moooged ro receive then first college wins by rhe end of the season The cl max of ’he season came when rhe reem compered in rhe NCCAA roornomenr or Dopnsr Dtoe College n Qcrks Summr. PA Ar This roornomenr. Todd Dowden ptocec fi'sr or 126 poords for rhe rhirc rime; Keiy Moore placed 2nd or 150 bs Sreve M Smrh poced 5rh or 142; Jeff Vison placed 6rh cr 158; Sreve A Srrvrh pcced 8rh or 104 ond Eorl Howk placed 5rh or heavyweight. While nor successful enough ro be recorded n me offco record books, rne wresting reom dd menage ro pul together os o fom� y They developed c sense of comcrodere rhar ‘ew mdivduots ever recize Severing rtvougn proc- rees end defeats, experiencing Cooch Com- fort's BaJo 500 von rides. Eorl (rhe Fong) Hawk's war yores, ord Ralph Richards’ en- counters with psychcporhtc morel cors, rhe ream hod c veriery of ungue memories of r her 198687 season Wrestling 209 FINISH LINE rdorvltle Opponent 66 Tromylvonto 63 65 Ohio Dominican 79 57 Kenyon 64 55 Mount St. Joseph 46 44 Wright Slot 94 76 Grand Ropkfo Ooptut 71 46 Ml. Vernon Nozoreno 61 79 Findlay 76 65 Dluttton 61 46 Defiance 75 50 Urbana 63 52 Control Slate 66 57 Tiffin 76 47 Wilmington 56 66 Muff ton 73 59 Taylor 62 52 Flndloy 93 59 Ur bo no 72 44 Defiance 67 76 Wilmington 61 42 Tiffin 55 74 Concordia 54 56 Huntington 72 4 Totol Record 19 Cryvcl Porrtdt. Joy Fajan. Orts Wdbom. Domdo Sis. Soroh Oossetr. Km Masters. Chns Fnesen. Pom Secures. Kortvy Webber. vctene Ooeo. Hcod Cooch Dob Fres. Assisionr Cooch Ooortc Vckmon Pursued Excellence The 1966-67 Women's bosketboll team had Its share of struggles this year In the oreo of wins and losses, but there are still many positive ospects about the seoson. The team showed ability, especially in post-season ploy os they defeoted Concor- dia Lutheran College ond went on to face Huntington College, the 1 seed in the tournament. The Lady Jackets were de- feated by a small margin ond ployed well, ending the seoson on a good note. They proved that they hod great potential. which allowed for o more positive and confident outlook for the 66-67 seoson. The women had a fairly young team ond ployed well despite various injuries. The season was definitely a learning ex- perlence. though. This experience con be channeled os a source of great motivation and desire for the coming season and as a goal to pursue excellence to a great ex- tent, enhancing the totol ministry ond out- reach of Cedorville College. Tonya Dumpus Bosketball 211 S PPJNG S-P-O-IVT-S 212 Spring Sports Shane Hardy. Kevin Compbel. Finny Rq|d . Oon Ertondion. Rod Haseinne. Sam Springe� . Osnny Otnger. Seve Smfh. Ken Herron. Rondy Hensley. Srevo HevO'. lua Crva. Qron Wcr burger. Hood Coach Oon Coomoj Cadotville 16 11 3 $ 7 9 9 7 7 4 0 6 6 7 2 0 0 11 3 0 1 9 3 3 11 1 0 9 9 0 6 5 16 FINISH LINE Eorlham Warner Southern Flogler Ftogler Wilmington Dayton Doyton Central Store Control Store Oluffroa Dlvfftoa Tiffin Tiffin Wilmington Molone Molone Urbana Urbo no Rio Grande Rio Grande Ohio Dominican Ohio Dominican Wolih Wobh Doyton Ml. Vernon Nor. Mt. Vernon Nor. Defiance Defiance Doyton Flndtoy Findloy Totol Record Opponent 0 1 7 12 3 1 3 12 9 0 4 0 1 5 3 3 4 0 1 10 2 12 6 2 3 7 3 5 6 4 1 4 14 Renewed Goals Although the 1987 bosebol ream Ad not orroin the lofry goofc they se' for -hemselves. rhey sril ended with o fine season The team nee rhe school of 18 wins ogoiny 14 losses, ending o seosoo of hordshp and disoppomr rrenr in grarrade ro the Lord for the cbilrties end verones He gave The Jackets lost four yare's ro graduation this yea. but o good nucleus, which consists of ony three servers ond one yun x. remans fa next season The four 1987 groducres on rhis year s team. Denny Orvger. Tom Prorr. Frmy FcjChe:. end Som Sponger Each hod o good seoson ond wl be greorty trussed Hopefuty, though, rhe remoinirig stone's wi provide o sotd foundation fa nexr yea's room ro meet rhe r gools. Orion Morbutger FINISH LINE GedoivMe Opponent 7 Ohio Domlnkon 6 10 Ohio Domlnkon 11 3 Tiffin 4 0 Tiffin 1 2 Flndloy 4 4 Flndloy 13 2 Bluff ton 0 4 Bluffr on 8 3 Wilmington 4 9 Wilmington 10 3 Wflmlngton 0 0 Deflonce 8 0 Deflo nee 2 1 Mr. Vernon Nor. 2 7 Mr. Vernon Noz. 7 9 Wilmington 2 1 Flndloy 3 7 Urbono 2 5 Wilmington 11 13 Toylor 4 9 Toylor 3 12 Eorlhom 2 1« Eorthom 8 10 Torol Record 1 Tie 12 Dedicated Youth The 1987 Women's Softball Team fin- ished off the seoson on o high note with four straight wins to bring their record to 10- 12-1. Although the record doesn't show It. the team ployed well os o whole, bringing many games into extra innings and losing by very slim margins. Losing only two members to graduation this year, this young team was dedicated throughout the seoson. Ending the seoson. senior captain Deb Berdy was elected for the mighty In spir- it'' oword. the award for the player who best displays Chrlst-llkc attitudes and lead- ership on ond off the field. Sophomore cap- tain Rebecco Clifford ond Senior Nadine Terrill were elected for the Intensity award, given to the person(s) who show their dedication through hard work ond ag- gressiveness. Junior pitcher Kristi Culp was elected MVP, and Clifford. Culp, and Ord bosemon Joy Hamilton were elected to the all-conference team. Sue Daldis Ov6 Douglass, Nodoe Ten . Reoee (Vown. Down Smrh. Joy Homlron, Deb OerCy, 0«m Smrh, Tarro Tool, Ons Fnesco. Knsry Culp. Rcbccco (Word. Parry Gcrdo. Kim Fordyce. Andreo Oerry. Too lerhco. Heoc Cooch Mons Morhews. Assurer Cooetv Sue Odds Anticipated Improvement FINISH LINE Gl� nvlll« Slot� Inv. 10th out of 13 Codorvlll� Inv. 6th out of 12 Tlftln Inv. 6th out ol 12 Wright Slot� Inv. 11th out of 12 Copitol Inv. 14th out of 15 Mloml4Homllton Inv. 3rd out of 8 NCCAA Murk III 3rd out of 6 MOC Mold) (Wolsh) 4th out of 5 Molon� Inv. 13th out of 15 NAIA District 22 4th out of 6 In irs second consecutive “rebuking” yecr. the 1987 got ream posed no rhreor to the school records for team scores Mork Deed lec the ream for his rhird srroghr yeo'. though it was nor h s best season Competing with Work for the top position was sophomore John Kohl meyer. who hod sever0 bnfconr rounds this secson. Doug Phlfps, the ony senior on the teom, monoged to ploy consistently through- good. though often dtsopponrng seosoa. Wilse Deshersky. Kefiy Dell, end Shown Hess vied for rhe fifth position, though Shown rook over for the find holt of the seoson Though rhe teom overol did nor ploy as well as they hoped they wood. Work Deed finished in rhe top 10 or rhe WOC moren ond paced fourth in rhe NA1A District 22 rourncmenr, where he was named ro rhe Al District teom out his finol season or Cedorvile Junior Dob Doug Phiips Marx Roed. John KcNmeysr. Doug � vlps. OoO Armor. Shown Hess. Ke y 3e . w Oeshecsky. Heod Cooch Al Mcnroe Armor rounded off the top four with o forty Golf 219 FINISH LINE OdorvHle Opponent Surpassed Expectations 220 Tburmon Poyton. Grtg Frank, Jeff KoN. Dro Tstoaus. Oruce Taanger, Sieve leiko. Sieve Orumbcwgh. Scot Polng, John Ke ey, Coodv Mur ay Murdoch Toyloi IUPA - Ft. Woyrv Groco Morion Detroit Kenyon Tronjylvonta Doylon Folimoni Siote Boca fto ion St. Thomoi Florido Atlontic IUPA - Indio no polls Findlay Morton Charleston. W.Vo. Georgetown. Ky. Molone Slnclali Inv. lit out Of 4 Fort ham Ashland Vright Store Wilmington Inv. 1st out of 5 Cincinnati Tronsylvonlo Inv. 1st out of 6 Otterbein Xavier Wotsh Mf. Vernon Noz. Wilmington Wittenberg Wuffton NCCAA Nofl Inv. 1st our of 5 Toledo Wtight State NAIA District 22 1st out of 7 Thomas Moore NAIA Narionols 12th out of 49 Totol Record The 198637 men's tennis room sew mony rhmgs in our oi-yeor seoon We saw seven freshmen come in ro rose rhe 'op seven posi tions We sow rher coach Murdoch does nor beieve in rennis eurho csjo-Keeping o lone senior n rhe ire up cr rhirc doubles We sow •he NAIA Ostro 22 Chomponship rre 'erurned ro irs rightful owner, and resting more comfort- ably in its usuol nome of Cedorvle, offer o yeor of cbsence We sow on unprecedented elev- en poors eornec Of rhe NAIA No-onols. surpass ng rhe previous record by three points. Toe most significont rhing rhe reom sow rhs yean however, wes nor in rhe oreo of renrts ski, bur in growth end moturorion With such on individual sport, reom coopercrion is mosr diffia r ond rhis year's reom often referred ro cur saves cs the Men's Opnon Tennis Teom. Yer. through Cooch Murdoch's reoching end example of ove ond unselfishness, we leorned rhe mporronce of honoring God ond Oving each other, bu dng oround Phriopions 413, “I con do cl things through Const who strength ens me. Thurmon Poyron FINISH LINE Cftdorvtlle Opponent Unexpected Growth 222 5 Mt. Vernon 4 6 Cleveland Stole 3 1 Wright Stole S 7 Mlomi-Horollton 2 5 Mloml-Homllton 4 1 Wittenberg 8 0 Wolih 6 7 Molone 2 6 Coplrol 1 7 Oluftron 2 3 Wright Stole NAIA District 22 3rd oot of 5 6 7 Totol Record 4 ChCf ACroKtv ATiy DeC x . Xxty Hoppe. ftogc lain. Mchcfe Letts. Dofr Never, K ven PecUey. ody iough. Stcfone Sw r. Occky Tocxer. Jennier Word. Cato Ve xoiT � . Heod Cooch Pomeo Don. Assam Detyre Mcrro. Etfcnof Toytt. Morogec Ccrhehne Aft d«w The 1987 Women s Tenms Team code sum mo-ze rher season cs on opportunity -o grow through unusual experiences Cf course the firs’ week together in Florida always offers memories os 12 oquontonces board o von ond 1 week brer return o ream From the ho , white sancs of Pcnsocdc. we rerurnec to the cob white snow of Geveond (in Apr©! After 2 weeks cf concetarions due ro weother, we ptoyed cur season opener n- doo's and were promptly coughr n a blizzard unable ro return home From there, our season prog'essed nor me , though filed with many unfor get able hours spent -ogetner cs a ream of friends Dsmas closed our year on a rather disappointing note, for we were unoble ro pull our tolenr rogerher for o victory. Airhough the wos o rough forewel ro our 4 seniors, ir hos proved to be a motiverirg focror to the return- ing memoers in their hopes for next year's ream. Our deepest appreciation mus go ro our goely. coring cooch's example. Dr Pom Diehl, wncse leadership challenged us ro reoch per sond po-entids on ond off the court end ro learn from wooing cs we I os losing Thus, we reject on a successful ream regardless of its season record Amy DeCook 224 Motsholl Invltortonol 3rd out of 4 Mld-Ohk) Conference 3rd out of 4 NCCAA Notional� 2nd out of 20 NAIA District 22 lie 1st out of 9 NAIA Nationals tic S3id out of 105 Women � Troch Marshall Invitational 2nd out of 3 Wostotn Buckeye Coll. Conf. 1st out of 5 NCCAA Notlonol� 4th out of 17 NAIA Dljftkt 22 4th out of 9 Men's Trock Teem Chris Bernard. Sieve Qdngsley Jeff tWender. Sion Oxrtoa 5reve Ccw. CJcrxy Criise. PN Cruz. J P Dcwes. Gory Forrxxxfcw. Eric Finger. Shown Honroy. Tom HI. Chris Hoefler. tVcn Humphreys. Mke Kuykendd. Seen .Mash. Rob Moore. John Oswald, Dove Red. Ken RextvS. Wise Roberts. Ehc Shrum. Do .e Sebe , Sieve Seymour. John Urban Kevin Vci- cco. Nei Wokxe. Tim Voirers. HEAD COACH EMo Kng Women s Troos Teem Dedsy Avert. Penn Orcsson. Lym Ochs. Cody Ccxcr. Edo (Xrosr. Jody Ecker. Ocv Fsher. SheJy Frorus. Wendy Grody. IVSd Losb. Esiher Mohr. Derh McGtfvroy. Sue Nosh. Deb Pore. Cheryl Rende, Tonyo ScNndewo ?, Oefndo Sis. Pom Scyxes Ux e Ycres, Rah Yuen, F€AD COACH Ehm King FINISH LINE Men's Trock Manifested Discipline About three yeas 090. o chope! speoke' named Knure Larson shored o messoge enri- rted Running rhe Race He suggested in thar message o rorher rod c! naon ro octuoly quir running for yourself and ler your running be O meons of worship 10 rhe Lord. I learned rhar I ccn worship Him Through The medium cf rrock ond field, nor only on c roce day bur also os I procrice One of rhe greet ospeers of This morion is rhar long before rhe meer. I hove been prepo'ng spi'TuoSy os we os physico V As I develop rhe skill of my evenr, I learn parience; os I procrice porience. I ieorn rhe principle of which is s-mto- ro rhe morariog ence in rhe Christian life As I fothfuty myself ro rhe doiy rigas of procrice. I Ieorn :mpatonce cf di'gence and deccarion mosr imparonrly of a . I con be assured rhor ol of This, I con b'ng gory ro my Lad Tim in rhis group indude McGikvray. Frcrus Mohr Mohr won bah of her events ond now ncriona recad in rhe 400m dash with rime of 57 40 Freshmon Belinda Siis hed impressive first season whch included rhe Osrricr 22 rirle in rhe 8C0m run In odcirioo clong wirh Mc r. Mc Tvray ond Frorus, elied ro Russlev.le. Arkonsos, ond we! in rhe NAIA Nortood Championships. Shelley Individuo effar and improvemenr wos rhe emphasis rhis season, and personal bests were cchieved by severe! athleres Ar the NCCAA Norionoi meer. the Mowing women orroined All-American srerus by btoong in rhe rop Stx in thesr respective events Deb Pare (10.000m); Oerh McGlkvroy (high jump). Fr. — Edie Durosr (joveln), Andy Colier (100m hurdles and 400m hurdles); Esther Mohr (400 m ond 000m). Jr. — Jody Ecke'r 000m and 200m). ond Jr — Shel- ley Frorus (400m hurdles) Narioocl chomptons CHURCH PATRONS Do ley Rood Dopry Church Les Woover. Payor Dereo Oopry Church Kenneth J Spink. Pay ex g Sewidfey Dcpriy Church David L Vu fch, Pcvor Cavory Oopry Church Quncy. II Cedar Heghrs Ooorv Church Tom Hammond. ond Keith A Kerrenrng. Payors Emrxruel Oopry Church Edword l Fuler, Pavor Fry Oopry Church John D Adorns. Paver Firy Dopry Church Kerrerh Wihre. Payor Fry Oopry Church Don Johnvon. Jr . Paver Fry Daprv Church Frederick W Thomas. Paver Fry Oopry Church G Don Reed. Pcvor Fry Oopry Church Don Leirch. Payer Firy Oopry Church Dr Howcrd toogcore. Pavor Fry Deprv Church Roderr Vm Reddmg. Pay o' Fry Reformed Mchoer L Hof. Povor Foorhils Oopry Church Norvm T Jones. Povor Fox Voioy Oopry Church Dougos Compton. Payer Go ekJ Oopry Church W om K Oernhord. , Povor Groce Oopry Church Dr RoncJC L Schaffer. Payer Groce Oopry Church Dr. Jock Jocobs. Povor Groce Oopry Church Sron Krvsley. Paver Heriroge Oopry Church Lcrry D Reesor, Poyor Hexshorn Dbte Church Paul A R Drirton. Payer Montrose Oopry Church Richord L Ph ps Pcvor North ed Ooory Church Lynn E Rogers. Paver Notnrgro Oopry Church Donod E McClritpck. Povor Ook Grove Dopry Ourch Jomes R Gray. Paver Shownee H s Dcpty Church Deans L Henderson. Pcvor Sourhgcre Oopry Church John R G-eenng. Povor Soufhyde Dopry Church Dr Gecrge A Storing. Payor Tote-node Dopry Church Herberr Koonce. Povor Te-rple Deprv Church Trumoa Dotor. Povor Untec Derhol iVe-nonte Church Welter Deochy. Povor Wheelersburg Oopriy Mox K McCutough. Pcvor 226 Patrons PARENT PATRONS AM ond Mrs A1 Abrcmowvrz Freeport. L Ms Merino AJrmon New Richmond. OH Or and Ms W am H Anderson West SpmgfWKd PA AIM ond Mrs Fred I Armbruster Onannon. OH Mr ond Mrs Robert C Auktand SprngWd. OH Edwm ond AXc AugensKwi CcAmdus. OH Mr ond Mrs Richard Avert New Homer on. IA Korherne I Daher Oangor. Mf Mr ond Mrs Chories Odds Smsbory. CT M- ond Mrs Voler D Oorket Srote CoJege, PA Mr ond Mrs Richard W Dotey Mopic Gen. PA AM ond Mrs Doe R Dennerr .cfcewood. OH Mr ond Mrs Ecrl E Dennett Zonesv ?, OH M ond Mrs Robert J Dercow Troy, OH Wm and Rosemary Derdy TalmocJge. OH Richard ond Janet Oergandne Du-dee. I Mr ond AMs George Oerkey Norristown PA AM ond Ms Eugene E Oerhei Osandter, N M’ ond AMs Andrew Ddten Oroodvew Hts. OH Mf ond Mrs John R Okies Orrono NY Mr ond AMs Deb Boykxk OsoTcroogo. TN Mr ond Mrs Merkn 0 Gte Dddng. Mi AM ond Mrs Howord C Oowmon Eido. OH Mr ond Mrs John F Orodshow Mechorvcsbvrg. PA lorry ond loco Orovorr lewton. AM AM ond Mrs Dovd H Drown Syfvano, OH AM ond AMs Keeh Drown Cerzertorg, OH Mr ond Mrs Roncid Drown Icncover OH AM ond AMs Emer F Orown Jr Mopied Gen. pa AM ond AMs Roy Dork fostono. OH Giber G OutzJaff Hurrocoo. PR Pastor one Mrs Dc e P Dyrom Decveraeek. OH AM ond Mrs Robert Corrrxxh Drtstol. TN M- ond AMs Stephen £ Ccrpenrrr Fondo Poster ond AMs AAark R Chander Docuo GA Dr ord AMs W E Cherry Scering. L The Porenrs of Mr Perry ErcoP Chcrefc Inc on Pork. AM AM ond Mrs Stcney Onsterseo Defence. IA Pester ond AMs Probe Coob lymfieid. AAA AM ond Mrs Pends V Cook lake Orion. AM Jonn ond Carol Cocper New Oron-ree. MA AM one Mrs R Doker Sodus. NY Rich ond AAorrr-o Dovdxn Pak Forest. I AM one Mrs Drion AM Davis Soo Pouto. Drczl Jm ond loft Day Dc4e Center. CH Dr ond Mrs Joseph DeCook Hoknd. Mi Don ond Dome Denney Hebron. KY AM ond AMs Dcmcid Dcknscn VAomson. NY Joel ftsul Drion Washirgron. DC AM ond Mrs Richard E D-xov Doothboy Ho-bcr. AAE Dove ond Jonc Dye AAurool. OH AMs Womro Dye Rovenno, CH AM ond Mrs Robert M Dykes Uromdole. IA AM ond Mrs Gordon V Fcwco-r WlowKk. OH AM ond Mrs Rober Fgary Norwich. NY AM one Mrs Gerord C Frw Enfied. a Dob ond Mary Fowler Gdeton. PA Waly ond Dor no Frcnk CoWwc . O Mr ond Mrs Robert Freod lovetord. OH AM ond .VMS Ken Free Coshocton. CH AM ond .VMs John Frey Dovtson. AAI Wayne ond Undo Gobei A xy. I Dr ond Mrs Charles Gcrcbodon Pickens. SC Ruth one A) Gomgan Town of Poughkeepsie. NY Rev one AMs Fred Gerhart lonsng AM AM a-d AMs Dowd C Gbbs Jr Comecut. CH Dr ond Mrs J Doon Gifford Utbono H am ord AMs Goham Giber Hoddon Hegb . NJ AV ond AMs Jon C Gonzolez AAedford. NJ AM ond AMs Chotles Gofton Troy. AM AM ond AMs Gohom Rirtcy Pork. PA AM ond Mrs Cory Gronr N Conton. OH 04 ond Eva Grmes Ccmbrtdge. OH Mr and Mrs Leonard A Gosch Widwood. L Druce ond Efeen Guteoen AAonsfeW. OH Mr ond AMs AMsrvn D Mocker Ontcrto. CA Hons ond Ann Hahncnsten Conron. NY AM end AMs PoJ C Homboy CedorvJc. I Donod 6 one Ocrboro Homo Chompagn, L Rog ond Dome Horsen Rockford, AAI Mr ond AMs Joe Manuen Artwoy. IA Patrons 227 M cod Mrs FreOerci H Haufor Reodng. PA Mr ond Ms Rod ey E Haynes Perry. NY Robert end Judy HI Fur on OH [ erd Mrs Lorry Mnnergcrdr Newtown. CT Mr ond Mrs Jod Hoog Etyro. OH Mr ond M-s Jomes Hoknd Eost Auroro. NY M ond M's W om T Ho� Omoho. K V end Mrs Robert E Horret Sr Advance. K Mr end Mrs V J Howdyshe� PicKeringron. OH Mr end Mrs Davd KrObscher Mcc Hrs. OH Leo ond Evelyn li f. Grondporenrs Hudson. Mi Mr ond Mrs Davd R Hughes PUfTXjn. NJ Mr ond Mrs AJbert A HUt Pcrtyown. PA Mr ond Mrs PbU F Hum New lebonon. OH Mr ond Mrs Joseph Hyde Gnonncf. OH Uoyd ond A dy Jockscn Oiocrrfted. h Russ ond Ooudne Jenkins McOeon. VA Mr and Ms Robert E Jones Welmon. 1A M' one Mrs Fronds I Josln Voconsn Repos VI Con ond Por Kouer Hudson. CH Mr ond Mrs Hugh Kenned Cambrdge. Corono Haoid £ ond Mory A Knvnel Greenvt . OH Mrs. Ruth Klcpp Quebec M ond Mrs Rooerr J Koerber CoKhewer. CT Mr ond Mrs James V Krueger FronWn. W1 Mr ond Ms Rolph P Kurvnen Foirvew Ports. OH M and Ms Glenn C Kunr Grofton. OH M ond Ms Charles H layman � sJodethio. PA Oovsd ond Vrg NO Low Norwich. NY M o d Mrs Donold D Leoch Kerremg. CH Dcvd ond Eleonor letah Sytvo. NC Joseph ond PoUetro lockhort Eosron. ME Ernes ond Here Low Son leondro CA M. ond Ms Jm McCorreJ Co� s Neds. NJ Rev ond Mrs Fredends R Moosey Conron. CH Rond ore ly-do Morrort Doyton. OH Mr ond M's FronWn S Mcrshol Vdey Forge. PA M ond M's Woyne A Mekxhe Osseo. MN Mr ond M's F R Mjcronsiv Vest Smsbury. CT Mr ond Ms Sofvo'ore Mgnogro Greensburg, PA M ond M's Jod M4er Freeport. L Mr ond Mrs M Luke MJcr Auroro CO Mr ond M's Ecrl Monrford M Hope. KS Voter ond Fredo Moon Haymaker. VA V Eugene Mot6 Morterto. CH Welter ond Loe Moser Orook Perk. OH Mr end Mrs Arthur Morrer Hamlron. CH Woyne ond Bonne Nosh MOcnd MJ M ond Ms Con Nasse Concjohorie. NY M ond Mrs Lorry Noceto Sr ond M Oiobcth Go Hoi CcAmbus. CH M ond Ms Webster Orton Algono. IA M ond Mrs Rctfh Pdmer libbing. MN Jock ond Ann Parsons Cdumbus OH M ond Ms Stas Peer son Sprngfteld. MA Rev ond Mrs Douglas E Peters Troy. OH M ond Ms Gory W Phbps Columbus. OH M ond Ms 5orwc L Pierce Dub . OH M ond Ms Ronctd Ptooy WoUsesho. Wl M ond Mrs Detoen W Porrs Forest Lcfce, PA Ebwm end Jeon Ptcrt Yptonri. Mi M ond Ms Victor Prester Grcnd Ledge. MJ M ond Ms John Roc Hatfmon Evotes. I M ond Mrs Vm Howcrd Rose Portsmouth. CH M ond Mrs Eugene Ream Vcrertoo. IA M ond Mrs George E Reede Brdsboro. PA M ond Mrs Pete Reese Scxxy s. CA M ond Ms loonerc R Reeves Derry. PA M ond Ms Lorry L Rice Lordsrown, CH M ond Ms Vincent Rice � onron. OH M ond Mrs Ovaries W FWor Cob, ai M one Mrs W«om K Rogge Tctedo. OH M ond Ms Wendel Rose Norwich. NY M ond Ms Jomes F Rush® Fur on MO Mr ond Mrs Robert 0 Sager Urtxano. OH M ond Ms Fronk Schnrz Spencer. CH M ond Mrs Jomes Senoy KrrVnd. CH Oonctd ono Rorence Shafer Corbondole. PA M ond Ms Horry SfYiver Dover. PA Mrs Herbert L SfYoyer Dunkrk. N Mr one Mrs Don £ Srrmcn Mcrron. I Duo e ond Shriey Sm� h Durt«rk. OH Herb ond Jucy Smrh Hudsonvic, MJ Narrs one Judy Smrh Amhery. OH M'. ond Mrs Lorry Snyder EucbertYown. PA M’ ond Mrs PoU W Srockhouse Maoresiown. NJ Rev ond M's Eldon S-rn Lmo. OH Ronctd I ond Oonoe C Stokes Roanoke. VA M ond Mrs Reuben SrUnfu Scudenon. PA Yvonne ond Ted Sfougb Jr Monover. PA M' ond Ms Wm V Strebg Troy. OH PoU ond Joo Srurgis Hoddon Hognrs NJ Am ond Marco Swanson Cuyohogo Fob. OH M ond Mrs C. Eorideon ToyVx Edge wood, KY Joel G Toytor Mendo, I M ory) AMS Gercid Terrel Doyton. OH M ond Ms Fredrick J Tnkler Jr Norrisrown. PA Rc� ph ond Jesve Todd Ponvew. MN Dove ond Vcki Vortiere Wolcort. NY M ond Mrs Gtberr Vender berg Gro-d Hovcn. M Peter and Ccrol Vcnmon Menror. OH M ond Ms DovidE Wogncr Weinyon. CH m ond Ms w cm worfew kxxropote. N M ond Ms Jahn Weber Ogfcrk. MT M ond Ms C Robert Weidner Decvercreek. CH M end Ms Wfcm Wenger MossJon. OH Lucie Wghr Ravens wood WV David one Judy WJkams MoUdn. SC Gene Witomoon Mdo-hon. VA am ond M's Elmer WArts Dke. IA Mr ond M's Lawrence Wtscn Toedo. OH AM ond Mrs Charles Wse LxVnapoH, N Mr ond M's H Edwcrd Wood Audubon. NJ Donno ond Tom Young Morond, FI Duone ond Kcrhy Young Cctunbus Grove. OH Jomes ond Jeon Zmmcrie Modnoh, L 228 Patrons The End 229 IRACLE OF THE C-E-N-T-U-R-Y FROM THE EDITOR I conoor keep from rhcnkmg the Lord for Dtrvgng me through 1986 — rhe moy portful yeor of my ife He occom plehed rhis through teochog me mony tfe hongmg lessons ond through seodrg mony deer people nro the sphere of my friendships God has cenonfy blessed my life with people' God has oso blessed rhe ‘e of Cedorvle College wrh people godly peope ike Or Me Kjnney, Dr Me Cnesney. Dr Jeremch, Dr Dixon ond hundreds of others God hos used these people to bring CedcrvSe College through mony hordshps ond to bless the Ives of thousonds As I reflea upon my own ke ond thonk God for the mony dear friends (both old ond new) He has gn en me. I atso thonk H� m for Cedor vile Cotege ond for the scores of people who hove labored ro moke � r whor 6 today Moy God continue to bless the colege so rhor it moy continue to gtonfy Him' Achnoniedgetrvm To Mn 0 for you support ond loving concern tttroujh ou rtus Tyng yeor. ro Domoh Darker for you hord woh and Ocor MMWp (GOOO LUCK NfXT YEAR'), ro my yort for me 9otons of -mrfngN or you buned. ro or srudenry foa y. ond vd4 who wrote copy end showed up for perues, ro Too Davy, fol querer secrercry 10 Morgorer Rchords ond JEFFREY BERGANDINE Editor hOief ftoyne Howord for you erratic conrrbuons. 'o O bxon for you udervcrdrg when I hod ro col Mrs Dorhomc(ard ofwoys nrenvpted Cosby ' ord Reds gomes), to Mom ora Dod for you ,usr Deng there' 230 Miracle Staff MRS. PAT DIXON Advisor DANNAH DARKER Asssronrro-rhe-Edfor TRACY GRIMES Copy Sob-edrc MAH DICKINSON Sporis Subedro PERRY CHIARELLI Phoiogrophy Sobedror JOSIE ERWIN Sr oft Member CARY UNDERWOOD Srcff Member BRIAN ROGET Dorkroom Sobedror SANDRA POTTER SecrCJO'y KIM BYROM STEVE RACZ Closses Subedfor Computer Subedror Miracle Staff 231 the heartbeat of every Christian College . — Dr. Van I Dir on Closing 200 For cV years talare Me Colleye has stood strony. unwaccriny in its eounnitmeut to the cause of Christ. Cod has blessed this faithfulness by carrying our school throuyh the eery core of hardships and trials. When to the world it seemed that there was no hope for Cedar cille College, faithful men persevered, and the Cord blessed them with what seemed to hare been an impossibility — a miracle. — because the Cord's power has worked throuyh Cedarritte. our annual is proudly named “ Che “ Miracle. Cedarcille College can proudly reflect upon its first CV years and can took forward to diligently protecting the word of (god and testimony of Jesus Christ. ' “Kc sober, be vigilant: because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion. walketh about, seeking whom he may devour. J Peter 5-.$ . JAMES T JESEmiam o O rC - y {U lty- T fc f4l juCCr J !p r vLt j 4°c c(iVtti. ,v u j W J? z t p A Qk4s lj ««W� ,1 rio uJiA+i -jy i uA5 A C -. A- f f , - ‘v ,� c i«i -« -- £ y' Ms -«£ v� w T A L. pL' s ■' %Mp, w, 7 -a -- J ‘ ' % s r . r S CxX t' O+'rt THE CENTENNIAL MIRACLE IS PROUDLY DEDICATED TO DR. AND MRS. JAMES T. JEREMIAH 50lh Anniveiioiy Reception 50th Annivercory Gift Dedication 207 '•i.v A Aftramowri. Tmo?r 06 Aircsd. Cte . Am 7® Ww Cior O Os A� Jx� J3P Oowd AS A� x� . Kaen It Acte t. Vf ti ni E'C W ajjc-. Oeoo-cy Oi Ahen Rctee 05 Mrtft. looo 0 78 AJe . Amy ScJame '4 Alcn Da-to 06 AW. Von� i 4 Almeo-,. Nendo tt7 A-rov Rond, 05 A-Oenao. 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