Inspire, Summer 1998

Kyle Miller'98 is congratulated by his parents and sister, Kristie, who is a current Cedarville College student. Kelly Hoppe'98, Christine Moftin '98, and Rebecca Patten '98(daughter of trustee Randy '71 and Cynthia Cartner Patten '70) will always remember their four years of rigorous studies, spiritual growth, and close friendships. att Murphy'98,president of he class of 1998, presents to r. Dixon the class gift— $5,000 oward a decorative clock to be laced in the new Student Life enter slated for completion in he fall of 2000. Traveling all the way from Kingston, Jamaica,the family of Linton Ellis '98 joins him in recognizing his academic achievement. A business major, Linton will be attending graduate school at Michigan State. Academic Vice President Dr. Duane Wood embraces his daughter-in-law, Lisa Weirich Wood'98(married to Evan Wood '97), as she receives the Faculty Award. Five seniors graduated with a 4.0 GPA,each earning this award. The other recipients were Heather Fourman, Erin Johns, Heidi Neumann,and Laurie Weber. Trustee C.E. Gene Miller and his wife, Betty, received the Medal of Honor in recognition oftheir excellent service to the College. President's Trophy Winners T wo students received the President's Trophy—the highest honor bestowed upon a graduating senior. This award recognizes leadership, ministry, community and campus involvement,athletic performance,and academic achievement. A Christian education/youth major, Jason Malone'98 has served as student body chaplain,class chaplain, resident assistant,and an Advisory 7 member.Jason has also been involved with personal discipleship and peer counseling,summer internships at churches in North and South Carolina,youth work at Bethel Missionary Church,and intramural sports.A member of 1998 Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities,Jason will be working on the pastoral staff at Southside Baptist Church in his home of Greenville,South Carolina. Ruthanne Pierson '98,an organizational communications major from Puyallup,Washington, completed the Honors Program and was named to Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities.Her activities include forensics and debate,symphonic band,Cedars,intramural sports, Society for Technical Communication,resident hall staff, Getting Started,Campus Activities Board,and Christian ministries with Cincinnati Gospel Mission, Hayward/Springfield tutoring, Wright Patterson Air Force Base Chapel,and English language 7SUMMER'98