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

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 rostering a friendship - Junior Sherri Bauer took a moment to share a bear hug with a member of OVCM. Upholding the Word • President Paul Dixon symbolically held forth the Word of God. His action represented the purpose of Ccdarvillc Collcgc-to uphold the Word of God and testimony of Jesus Christ. Meditating in serenity • Scott Morgan reflected nurturing their friendship • Sophomores upon the Word of God in the quietness of a Jenny Pink and Katie Beaman took time out sunset. Students arc encouraged to find private to be together at the homecoming soccer devotional time to foster spiritual growth. game. Making a Difference 7

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Testifying to the community- Philadelphia Phil- lies third baseman. Mike Schmidt, visited Cc- darville during v.inter quarter, lie boldly pro- claimed his testimony to the local media. - THEY - COULD CHARE IT WITH THE WORLD! inistering to the col- lege family, communi- ty, nation, and world enabled Cedarville College to share the Difference. Chapel services, compassion ministries, travel- ing teams and the Missionary Internship Service served as ve- hicles for sharing God's Word. The Difference can be experi- enced by the world. Every per- son can experience a life of eternal fulfillment through Je- sus Christ. It was for this pur- pose that Cedarville was found- ed. It is for this reason that there is a difference, and by God's grace, it will be for this Difference that it will grow. 6 Making a Difference

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 PEOPLE rhe events of the past months have accomplished much not only in shaping the nation but also in testing it. The varied stories and pictures that will long be remembered sparked mem- ories of those people that have cap- tured. if only for a moment, the hearts and thoughts of citizens from all parts of the nation. These are universal memories • memories that ignore the shallow conflicts and debate of everyday existence and reflect the true essence of the commonality of mankind. NATION The Events Of The Year Trigger Memories From The Past Marine Lt. Col. Oliver North became somewhat of a national celebrity during hit testimony before the Iran Contra Hearings. MEMORIES OF THE 1 ne of the nation’s most heart- f warming stories was that of tiny Jessica McClure. The eighteen month old infant was trapped for 2 I 2 days in a Midland, Texas well while she entertained herself and her rescuers with her own rendition of Winnie the Pooh tunes. It was also the year of the tele- evangelist. After Oral Roberts was ransomed from his homegoing by eight million dollars in contribu- wmamammmaam tions, the affairs of of Jim and Tammy Bakker and Jimmy Swaggart were brought to light re- minding everyone of the divided loyalties of fallen man. Lt. Col. Oliver North and his secretary. Fawn Hall, were exam- ples of those without divided loyal- ties. Their loyalty was to duty and country, but questions will fill the air as to their futures which lie in the hands of a special prosecutor. America said goodbye to several famous people in 1987-88. Among them were actor and musical enter- tainer Danny Kaye, pop artist Andy Warhol, pianist and million- aire Liberace, actor Jackie Glea- son remembered for his role in The Honeymooners. and a television personality of recent fame, Clara Peller, known for her one line in Wendy's Restaurant commercials- Where's the Beef? — wmamamm HHHBI mmm mm B mammam■ mmaamma BMi