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

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2 Making a Difference Sharing the burden • Senior Chuck Scott and junior Sue Moyer enjoyed sharing the responsi- bility of preparing their argument on the sub- ject of NATO for debate class. YOU COULD CEE IT ON TUE R FACEC! he Ceclarville Differ- ence could be seen, heard, and felt in the expression of the col- lege family. You could see it in their laughter framed faces as they portrayed unity and enduring friendship. You could hear it in their voices as passers-by greeted and encour- aged one another on half- crowded sidewalks. You could feel it as they shared the emo- tions of losses and victories throughout the year. But the difference does not exist mere- ly on the surface. It goes much deeper...into the heart of each student and faculty member.

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□ he James T. Jeremiah Chapel stee- ple stood proudly illu- minated yet mute. The Centennial Library remained lighted but empty. Cedar Lake glistened with the reflections of the silent lights, but not a ripple stirred. And high above, a full moon mastered the lights below, but Cedarville College was still. Students had long since forgotten the conversa- tions held in Chuck's Cafe. Staff members had forsaken their notes and memos. Professors had finalized their lec- tures and exams. The college family was at rest. YOU COULD FEEL IT IN THE--- E LENCE! — Though Cedarville Col- lege lay silently in the heart of the Miami Valley, something lingered in the air. A thrill of excitement and rush of enthusiasm penetrated the blackness of the night. The warmth of friendship and unity filled the air. A sense of deep purpose encom- passed the sleeping campus. Even in the silence of the night, it could be felt. It lay subtley yet boldly across the campus. It could not be ignored, for it was the very reason that the campus was founded, has grown and continues to prosper. It was... THE CEDmiLLE II If

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Spreading her smile • 1987 Homecoming Queen. Sharon Michael, did not lei the rain which cancelled the homecoming parade dampen her spirits. She and several others clasped hands to march united on the wet path that would have been the parade route. Accepting the honor • freshman Homecoming attendant. Angel Gilley and her escort smiled as they made their way through the bamboo curtain into the Oriental- dad dining hall. The homecoming banquet which honored the newly elected court featured Oriental food and entertainment. Sharing her package • Lori Mackelrath showed her newly arrived pictures with Crista Milan on the post office porch. The PO , as it is called, is a favorite place for students to catch-up on the latest news from both college friends and distant family. Cheering their team - The Don Simerly fan Club waved their We love Doni' poster at several basketball games. Yellow Jacket basketball games were possiblly the most uniting events of the year. Sporting the spirit - Juniors Jack Smith and Kim Sweet donned their Centennial sweatshirts during a Yellow Jacket soccer game. Making a Difference 3