Inspire, Winter 1993

The new Cedarville College video and 1993-94 catalog are now available. The video includes testimonials from students, alumni, and faculty and shows new facilities such as the Engineering/Nursing/Science Center. Contact the Admissions Office at 1-800-CEDARVILLE to request a copy for yourself, your church, your school, or a prospective student. Melissa Freeman was elected the 1993 Homecoming Queen and crowned at the Homecoming Royalty Banquet October 9. Melissa is a senior nursing major whose parents are missionaries in Taichung, Taiwan. 'Homecoming at Cedarville is an exciting time.It is always a happy experience to see so many of our graduates return to the campus for this time of reunion. We are all greatly encouraged as we learn of their Christian influence where God has placed them to At this homecoming the Alumni A.ssociation honored my loving and faithful wife who went to serve Wm. be with the Lord in August 1991. Ruby Lathrop Jeremiah was chosen "Honorary Alumna Of The Yeax 1993." She was a great help to me in my ministry for Christ at Cedarville College and the churches to where we served.I do not have words express my appreciation for this honor. Thank you. This Homecoming is oneI shall never forget! i one of yo Letters and greetings from the alumni made this, my 40th anniversary at Cedarville, one of the great days of my life. Your wonderful letters and gifts are so erain. Early in my Christian lifeI learned that whatever web: or do for the glory of God comes to us by His gr Your part in the honors bestowed on ncougg and m love and s lf make me thankful once again for Ills trength. Through the years the entire college family has fathfully supported us in the work He gave Ruby us in 1953. Thanks to each u. SincerelY in Christ, James T. Jeremiah "7011 CEDARVILLE COLLEGE Air Forcp captain Chris Felt'83 flew in from Monterey. California for his ten year reunion. Created by the class g,f 1994, this float took first place in the parade. The winning entry features Cliff Johnson and a number,of retired facultyind staff in a traditional or1e-room sch setting complete with wood burni Ruby'83 is the class advisor. ri4 it000red Ittooloi Alumna of the Year M axine Augsburger Hague'69 worked her way through Cedarville College,graduating debt-free with a B.A.in business administration. Her career included working as an accountantfor Baptist Mid-Missions and as an executive secretary at Cedarville College. Maxine married Keith Hague,and when their first child was born,she chose to focus her life on her family.For the last 17 years she has been full-time wife, mother,and homemaker,rearing five boys and one girl(currently ages 3-17). She believes caring for her family is her greatest accomplishment. The Hagues helped start a soccer association for youngsters ofthe Cedarville community. Maxine has been a member ofthe local homemakers club and an officer ofthe music boosters organization. Over the years, Maxine's involvements at Dayton's Washington Heights Baptist Church have been many.The family also spent a total ofthree years in Haiti as short-term missionaries. Keith helped build a hospital clinic there, and Maxine assisted in the clinic, with camp work,as guest house hostess,and with school teaching. For her dedication to family,our congratulations to Mrs. Maxine Hague'69, Alumna ofthe Year 1993. Honorary Alumna of the Year c.1940 Undergraduate Alumni Association(UAA)provides assistance for the Homecoming Weekend. From registering guests to babysitting during class reunions, UAA enjoys working with the Alumni Association to welcome alumni back to campus. uby Lathrop Jeremiah was the wife ofDr.James T.Jeremiah. For nearly 55 years,she was helper,encourager and confidant ofa pastor,college president,and college chancellor.She was mother of their four children and grandmother of 13. In the Jeremiahs' early years at Cedarville College,Ruby assumed a multitude of responsibilities,including the operation in their home of an off-set printer for mailings and publications. She cooked and served the fall banquetfor the faculty in her home until the group grew too large for her to accommodate.Ruby started a women's fellowship as a support group to the College.These prayer warriors raised money to buy items like mattress covers for all the dormitory beds,stage curtains for Alford Auditorium, and the chapel organ. Mrs.Jeremiah always had a concern for young women,especially student wives.She was ready to encourage or counsel at a moment's notice. Since 1978,a yearly scholarship has been awarded in her name to a married female student. After many years ofdevotion and service to Cedarville College,Mrs.Jeremiah went to be with the Lord on August21,1991. The Alumni Association posthumously names Ruby Lathrop Jeremiah the Honorary Alumna ofthe Year, 1993. Distinguished Service Award ark Womack'83 has exhibited a high degree of professionalism as the Cedarville College Sports Information Director(SID)and in his broadcasting with CDR Radio Network.He also directs the annual Cedarville College Golftournament and is publicity director for both the NAIA District 22and the Mid-Ohio Conference. As SID,Mark sends news about athletes and sports events to local and hometown newspapers,produces quality media guides for men's and women's basketball,and is conducting historical research ofCedarville's athletes and teams as far back as the early 1900's. Cedarville has had many recipients of district,conference,and national awards,as well as Halls ofFame inductees, because Mark made the nominations. Mark originated "Yellow Jackets Sports Update"for CDR Radio Network.This spot has been aired twice each weekday for the past 12 years. Since the 1982-83 season,he and Dr.James Phipps'68 have been CDR's broadcast team for the men's basketball games. As director ofthe Cedarville College Open,Mark has fine-tuned the operation ofthe tournamentfor the 350-400 golfers who come each year. Mark and his wife,Amy Young'80 have three daughters: Amber,8,Aubrey,6,and Alison,3. The Alumni Association presents to Mark Womack the 1993 Distinguished Service Award.