Inspire, Winter 1991

Cedarville College haschanged itstelephone system!You can still dial the 1-513-766-2211 number.But now you can direct-dial all the offices on campus. Here aresomeimportant numbers wethought you might need. Academic Records-513-766-7710 AdmissionsOffice- 1-800-777-2211 AlumniOffice- 1-800-837-2566 Bookstore-513-766-7894 CampusActivities-513-766-7955 CDR Radio- 1-800-333-0601 Christian Ministries-513-766-7880 Michael Card's concert on October 31 was part of his nationwide "The Way of Wisdom"tour. Michael played guitar, piano,dulcimer, and mandolin for a near-capacity crowd in the Chapel. He was joined by Danny Olannerghty on bass and Scott Brasher on keyboards. Theclass of 1966celebrated their25-year reunion in the home of Dr.and Mrs. Dixon. Theyenjoyed adelicious breakfastand atime of reminiscing. The class of 1976 gathered for a time offood,fun,and fellowship. Kurt Moreland chats with friends. yf7h' -, 7Ako.v. -4 c; The Class of 1986 enjoyed a double decker bus ride in the parade, a great luncheon,and autographing the class sign. Approximately 150classmates and friends returned for the occasion. Mark Horne and Jim Leibler were together again for the five-year reunion of the Class of 1986.Their comedy routine brought back great memories of Cedarville days. Horne and Leibler are employed with Opex Corporation in Moorestown,New Jersey. The class of 1961 enjoyed dining in the PDR for their 30-year reunion. Randy Patton'71 led the class in their 20-year reunion. Minutes of the class reunion were kept and an update on those who attended will be sent to the classmates who couldn't make it to Homecoming. Ruby Jeremiah Servant ofthe Lord Ruby Lathrop Jeremiah 1915-1991 61 love the Lord,because He hath heard my voice and my supplications. Because He hath inclined His ear unto me,therefore will I call upon Film as long as I live"(Psalm 116:1-2). Ruby Lathrop Jeremiah claimed this scripture as her life verse. The wife ofDr.James T.Jeremiah for almost55 years,she was his helpmate as he served in the pastorate,as the president ofCedarville College,and later as chancellor ofthe College.She was mother to their four children and grandmother to 13. When Cedarville College was small and struggling, Mrs.Jeremiah served in many capacities: she operated the post office and the print shop;she prepared faculty-staff dinners and served them in her garage;she started a student wives'fellowship and a Women's Auxiliary; she organized efforts to provide things like lounge furniture, mattress pads,stage curtains,and an organ for the chapel. Asshe accompanied her husband on his Holy Land tours,she faithfully chronicled the thousands ofpictures he shotfor presenta- tions and classes. In a letter to friends,Dr.Jeremiah said, Ruby always hada personal interest in the...college young people....Because ofthis concern the Women'sFellowship of the college established the Ruby Jeremiah Scholarship Fund. Moneyfrom thisfund is awarded annually to Cedarville College women who qualify. We encourage ourfriends to continue supporting thisfund with their prayersand gifts. The BBI years sponsored a Homecoming reunion with 19in attendance. Heritage Alumni Travel O ur Heritage Alumni are always on the move! This summer two trips were planned for Cedarville College alumni who attended the College in its earlier years. On August 8, the group enjoyed a tour of the Longaberger basket factory in Dresden,Ohio along with lunch in the Longaberger Restaurant. Our Heritage travelers took a ride on the paddleboat Lorna during the afternoon. On September 12, they were off again, this time to Cincinnati for a day with the Reds. Before the game,they enjoyed lunch at Mike Fink River Boat Restaurant. 5 \V intcr • I