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

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Above left: Dr. Dixon presents a framed pic- ture of the Clifton Mill lit by thousands of Christ- mas lights to the Mill's owners, the Satarianos. Above right: Rick Mackey participates in Barney's Week by painting Right: Many students attended a campaign rally for George Bush in Xema. Page 5 top: Students watt outside the tieldhouse m Xenia to see George Bush Middle: A representative from the Federal Food and Drug Administration spoke in chapel on Charter Day Bottom: Wendy MiKer and Kara Yant paint in the CodarvDfe hrohouse during Barney's Week.

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“The only explanation for Cedarvllle College is God!” —Dr. Paul Dixon Director of the Campus Activities office. Ock Walker, provides refreshments by another party. IN PURSUIT OF A MIRACLE 3

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Community Involvement Reflects THE PURSUIT The Pursuit of a Miracle continues today through the consis- tent community involvement of all those at Cedarville College. From a community night basketball game to gather food for the needy of Cedarville. to a 22-hour softball marathon in order to raise money for a crisis pregnancy center, the faculty, staff, and student body participate in activities to help the community and to show their concern for the community. The college family participates in community governmental func- tions as well. Students attended a campaign rally for presidential candidate George Bush in Xenia, while others went to see President Ronald Reagan in Columbus. Faculty and staff are actively involved in Cedarville, working with the Village Council and the fire depart- ment. Everything that is done in the community shows the college’s commitment to improving a good relationship with the community. A MIRACLE 1989 Barney's Week improved community relations by getting students involved in the community IN PURSUIT OF A MIRACLE S