1984 Miracle Yearbook

Doesn't anything last? Yes,friendships are something which 1st. This is one of the most important hings I've learned during my sopho- nore year at Cedarville College. The Lord has broughtsome very spe- :ial friends into my life. These friends )ave been with me through times of orrow and despair as well as times of oy and happiness. They have taken he time to encourage me and show ne their love. Most importantly, hey've continually focused my atten- tion toward God and His Word in many areas of my life. At the same time, my friends had their own needs which were just as im- portant as mine. I had to learn to give of myself in order to encourage them during their hard times. I also had to depend on the Lord to give me the strength and wisdom necessary to meet their needs. When friends have Christ as a bond between them,their friendships are se- cure because of His love. Although friends may come and go, the friend- ships themselves will always last. By Kathy Klose John R. Modderman Public Administration Bonnie Modesty Nursing Jean M. Moeser Biology Jim B. Moll Business Administration Dale Dean Moore Biology James W. Morton Business Administration Susan J. Moser Elementary Education Mark A. Moses Accounting Charles H. Mosher Pre-Medicine W. Scott Moyer Business Administration Dan E. Mulholland Political Science Greg A. Murray Business Administration Alicia M. Muffin Psychology Roseann Nemeck Nursing Jill M. Nespor Biology Edward W. Neudeck Undeclared Mary B. Newsome English Sonya R. Nichols Speech Therapy Sue Ellen Nickel Undeclared Krista L. NIckoson Psychology Gary S. Nonnemacher Mathematics William B. Norvell Biology John C. Novak Business Administration Judith E. Oakes Business Administration Rebecca E. O'Connor Accounting Barbara J. Olson Nursing Susan L. Olson Behav So/Psychology Diane S. Otfaway Accounting Patricia C. Pagnotti Undeclared Jerry A. Parker Bible Kristine K. Parman Undeclared Donald L. Pensworth Business Administration Joalyn M. Peters Mathematics Timothy S. Phillips Broadcasting Stanley K. Nett Undeclared Shelley M. Polsdorfer Elementary Education Sophomores 105