Inspire, Winter 1995

Brian'89 and Beth Lauderman Weber'92N announce the birth ofJoseph Henry,born June 16, 1994.Hejoins Josiah(4)and Joel(2)at home in West Virginia. James'89 and Cindy Cleaver Taylor'89 welcomed Brooke Hope to their family on September 23, 1994. Brookejoins a sister, Rebecca Joy(1). Curtis'90 and Melissa Martin Cline'90 praise God for the birth ofJachin Alexander on October 18, 1994. Curtis and Melissa are living in Millersburg,Ohio. Larry'90 and Lori Wright Nocella'91joyfully annouce the birth of their son, Andrew Lawrence,on September 9, 1994. Larry is a youth pastor in Oberlin, Ohio,and Lori is a nurse.The Nocellas reside in Columbus,Ohio. Tom'90 and Laurie Gross Orser'89 along with their daughter,Megan(2), welcomed David into their home on August 17, 1994.The Orser family resides in Middletown,Pennsylvania. Timothy'90 and Janell Weaver Young'91 ofDalton, Pennsylvania celebrate the birth oftheir daughter, Noelle Rochelle,on April 24, 1994. Mary Price Homoelle'90 and her husband,David,are happy to announce the birth of Mary Jo on September 15, 1993.The Homoelles live in Columbus,Ohio. Bryan'90 and Dawn Martin Mesnard'91 are excited to announce the birth oftheir first child,Carleigh Melissa. Carleigh was born April 25, 1994 and joins her family in Xenia,Ohio. Brian'90N and Trina Collick Smith'89N happily announce the birth oftheir first child, Connor Josiah,on July 6,1994. The Smiths live in Hudsonville, Michigan. Don'91 and Lisa Hughes Holt'93of Worthington, Ohio announce the birth oftheir first child, Nathaniel Christian,on July 5, 1994. Greg'91 and LeAnn Barenscheer Wafford'90 announce the birth oftheir firstborn son,Patrick Gregory,on February 13, 1994.Greg,LeAnn, and Patrick live in Lawrenceburg, Indiana. Todd'91 and Jacquie Leshan Gathany'92joyfully share the birth oftheir son,Philip Gregory, born August 30, 1994.Paul Gathany'63 is the happy grandfather. Gary'92and Janice Waddell Cooper'91 are excited to announce the birth oftheir first child, Kristen Taylor,on July 15, 1994.The Cooper have settled in Toronto,Ontario. Curt'93N and Angela Henry Pearson'94N welcomed their daughter, Ashley,on February 8, 1994.The Pearsons live in Corning, Iowa. Cinnamon Brown Mortorff '93 and her husband,Wayne, are happy to announce the birth oftheir first child, Maleah Beth. Maleah was born July 1, 1994 and joins her family in Fremont, Indiana. lam Focus ON THEI FIELD Marvin'65 and Joan Carter Stephens'65 are living in Sebring,Florida. They are serving with Baptist Mid- Missions in a Spanish literature ministry. John Rueck'68 and his wife,Faye,are ministering with Child Evangelism Fellowship(CEF)ofCanada. Presently,they are living in Three Hills, Alberta, while their son,Daniel,completes high school and prepares for college. John and Faye are thankful for the opportunity to travel throughout North America during this time, representing the ministry ofCEFin Eastern Europe. Cliff'72and Hannah Stowell Jensen'71 have moved to Georgia for Cliff to assume the position ofaviation ministries specialist at ABWE's air base. Cliff has had the opportunity to travel to Brazil,Peru,and West Africa repainng and assembling airplanes for use in spreading the gospel. Earl Shaffer'77 and his wife, Marilyn,are serving with ABWE in the United States. With God's provision,the Shaffers started Good Shepherd's Church in Sidney, Ohio,which now has its own full-time pastor. The Shaffers look forward to continuing their church-planting ministry in Ohio. Carolyn Winsor'84 is planning to teach missionary children in Nigeria,West Africa. After teaching elementary grades at a Christian school in Pennsylvania for several years,she taught second grade at a school for missionary children in Nigeria for two years. She is completing a master's degree in elementary education before returning to the field. Joanie Hull'87 is a missionary in the Czech Republic with Christian Outreach International. God called her into full-time missions after she worked as a certified public accountantfor more than six years. Jonathan'90 and Lori Rodgers Haskell'90N are excited about the opportunity to use their talents for the Lord in central and eastern Europe.Through membership at Webster Baptist Church in New York,God began to speak to their hearts for missions.The Haskells will be serving with ABWE. Randy'93 and Cindy Commons Richner'91 praise God for burdening their hearts for Brazil. As new missionaries with ABWE,their hearts' desire is to reach unsaved teenagers and train them to serve Him.Randy served as associate pastor at Washington Heights Baptist Church in Dayton,Ohio for two and a half years. AAAAAAAAAAAA Day of Prayer Cedarville College will recognize two dates as official days of prayer during the 1994-95 school year. The first day of prayer took place October 27, 1994, and the second will be on the National Day of Prayer, May 4, 1995. Administrators,faculty, staff, and students will gather in front of the Athletic Center at 8 a.m. on both days to worship God through their praises and requests. Classes will resume at 1 p.m. continued from page 8 More2nd Generation Students Seniors Not Pictured: Shannon Barnard(Norm '67& Louise Stutesman Barnard '67),Rebecca Berkheiser (Bill Berkheiser'71),Jacqueline Bondorff(Carl'72N &Liz Taylor Bondorff'73N),Stacey Brewer(Gary Brewer'84), Alicia Elmore(Floyd Elmore'77),Lorena Finley(Gordon'65&Bess Murphy Finley '65),Brad Francis(Bill'67&Linda Culley Francis'69N),Mark Jones(Merlyn'67&Nancy Crown Jones'67N),Steve Kellogg(Mike'65&Nancy Smith Kellogg '64),Diana McVey(William'68&Cindy Eckart McVey'70N), Shannon Phipps(Terry'70& Rita Sumner Phipps'71), Dan Reiner(Ray'59&Jan Van Horn Reiner'66), Sheri and Troy Terrill(Doug'67N&Linda Terrill '69N),Daniel Zerby(Terry'62&Sandy Hammerstrom Zerby'62) Juniors Not Pictured: Dawn Allen(Don Allen '72),Eric Anderson(Lyle'70&Connie Clark Anderson '73), Doug Ashley(Vance Ashley '67),Andy Biddle(Calvin '68&Bobbi McInnes Biddle'68),Julie Brower (Daniel'68&Nancy Norton Brower'69), Neil Brown (Steve Brown'67),Jacqueline Burkholder(John'70& Rita Millikin Burkholder'64),Jeremy French(Gary'71 &Suzanne Slater French '78),Jack Goodenough(Ervin Goodenough'69N),Hannah Haffey(David'69& Debbie Bush Haffey'68),Todd Jenista(Frank'68& Barbara Lepine Jenista'70),Jason Kinniburgh(Dan'69 &Carol Beerer Kinniburgh '69),Lisa Lough(Jeff'72 &Debbi Durham Lough '77),Steve Mays(Loren Mays '71),Jared Mills(Sylvia Wing Mills'65),Tim Nicldas (Norm'64&Evelyn Thorns Nicklas'64),Lori Olson (Steve Olson '71), Michelle Perry(David Perry'65N), Lori Phipps(Jim'68&Pat Bonzo Phipps'70),Amy Powley(Bob Powley '72),Betsy Shearer(Byron'68& LibbyRoss Shearer'70),Julie Stafford(Nancy Buerer Jones'65) Sophomores Not Pictured: Bart Allen(Larry'72& Nancy Leapline Allen '70), Nathan Battaglia(Mike Battaglia'77N),Jim Blumenstock(Rich Blumenstock '63),Chris Campbell(Jack'73N&Fran Chambers Campbell'72),Larry Davis(Larry'69&Janis Martin Davis'70),Greg Edlund(Alan Edlund '77),John Filson(Earl Filson '76),Kelly Geist(Dale'72N &Julie Hoerath Geist'71),Jessica Gottwals(Doug'70N& Diane Chaffe Gottwals'69),Carlyn Gregory(David Gregory '69),Ben Hoffman(William Hoffman'72N), Andrew Marshall(Steve Marshall'67),Nathan Ober (Dennis Ober'66N),Scott Parcher(George Parcher '71),Lori Skillman(Jon'67&Katie Griffin Skillman '69),David Southwell(Dave'70&Evelyn Hare Southwell'70),Jackie Stauffer(James Stauffer'90N), Paul Weaver(Gary'76&Raynell White Weaver '74N),Sheldon Yoder(Alvin Yoder'84) Freshmen Not Pictured: Abigail Brown(Jonathan'68 &Carolyn Homan Brown'6-9),Stacey Chambers (Leslie "73N &Rosemarie Mitchell Chambers'77N), Joel Elmore(Floyd Elmore'77),Ben Haffey(David '69&Debbie Bush Haffey'68),John Hughes(Clyde Hughes'74),Jennifer Jeremiah(David'63&Donna Thompson Jeremiah '63),Chris Perry(David Perry '65N),Claire Preston(Jim Preston '89),Liz Rogers (Rex'74&Sarah Stone Rogers'74), Andy Sommerfeld(Phil Sommerfeld '70),Becca Southwell (David'70&Evelyn Hare Southwell'70),Steve Southwell(Del'74N&Gayle Lucht Southwell'75N), Randy Strong(Thomas'72&Norma Schwarni Strong '71),Chris Strychalski(Charles'72N&Deborah Edwards Strychalski'74N),Mark Wood(Bob'73N & Susan Nauman Wood'73N)and third generation student Amy Evilsizor(Rachel Creswell Funderburg'38) We have attempted to include all second and third generation students in this article. Ifyourstudent is not mentioned in this listing, please contact the Alumni Office at 1-800-837-2566. Remembering Ma Print!, She was born Beatrice H.Printy on May 29, 1910,but at Cedarville College everyone called her"Ma."Ma Printy went to be with her Lord on October 8, 1994,but leaves behind a legacy that will last forever. Printy took the College by storm when she arrived in 1971 at61 years ofage.She first served as dean of women,but spent most ofher time at Cedarville as the resident director of Maddox Hall. She quickly won the love and respect ofthose around her. Ma Printy wasso loved by everyone that, according to President Paul Dixon,Printy Hall was named for her in June of 1979, seven years before she retired from Cedarville. Ma Printy devoted herself to the Lord and to other people. Agnes Biddle,a close friend ofPrinty's and the first resident director ofPrinty Hall,said,"She was saved late in life and was excited about the Lord right away. Until the week before she died,she was doing visitation." Everyone who knew Ma Printy would remember her for her high energy level,evident in everything she did. DEATHS 411111111111 June Townsley'26 passed away October 20,1994 at her home in Severna Park,Maryland.For many years, she was a high school English teacher and women's basketball coach in Beavercreek Township before becoming a social worker in Maryland.June was90 years old. Edith Wigal Clark'29 was ushered into glory October 27, 1994.She was a school teacher for 35 years. Our condolences are offered to her husband,David,and sister, Grace Wigal Cosgray'29N. Dorotha Corry Engle'36joined her Savior in glory September 3, 1994.She was a lifelong resident of Cedarville,Ohio.She taught third grade for 22 years in the Cedar Cliff School system,retiring in May 1973. Barbara Carter'41 passed away September 18, 1994. She was an elementary school teacher for 34 years in the Mad River Township School District. She was a resident of Yellow Springs,Ohio. Janice Emerson Stone'66joined her Savior November 12, 1994.Our sympathies extend to her husband, Richard,ofJackson,Michigan. Mark Benzie'79 died ofcancer during 1994. His wife, Trudy,resides in Grand Rapids, Minnesota. Landa Penquite Hickman'80joined her heavenly Father on October 6, 1994.Our condolences are with her husband,Rickey'80,and their two children living in Sidney,Ohio. Beth Ann Lacy Eighmey'90 passed away unexpectedly on November 28,1994.Her family lives in Loveland,Ohio. People often called her a character,a campus personality whom everyone loved.She was involved in literally everything going on around the campus. In 1980,she and Dr.James Phipps '68,chair ofthe department of communication arts, ran in a"Cedar What"mock election. Even her 70 years did not stop Ma Printy from climbing to the roof of Williams Hall to give a campaign speech! According to Michael DiCuirci, associate professor of music,Ma Printy did not hesitate to get involved with the pep band at basketball games,even though she had no formal training in music. Ma Printy is remembered and respected for much more than just her fun-loving side. She was a hero of faith who made a strong stand for the Lord."When I think of her,I think ofa godly lady with class,someone who really enjoyed life and loved people.She obviously loved the Lord and was faithful in her prayer life," said Don Rickard, vice president ofstudent services. Ma Printy was in touch with the students,and everyone knew they could come to her for advice.She was always willing to talk, which she did while shaking her long pointer finger. Many ofthis generation ofstudents do not know about the woman behind Printy Hall.She loved Cedarville with all her heart and put all she had into the lives ofthose whocame in contact with her. It is a very special person indeed who can affect the lives ofso many,even after her death.She leaves behind her a challenge to put Christ and others first, to never let your faith grow stale,and to never slack off in your service to others. This article was taken from "Ma Printy Leaves a Legacy" by Rhonda Carnahan, Cedars(vol.43,issue 5, 11/11/94) 11 WINTER'95