1984 Miracle Yearbook

Donna Marie Estes English Karen Elaine Entingh Business Administration Robert Charles Entwistle Pre-Seminary R eflecting on my four years at Cedarville causes me to remember all the fun times I've had,all the lessons I've learned, all the experiences I've been through, and all of the very special people I've met. I think above any other time, my freshman year held the most surprises. I was 1,300 miles from home and homesick before I ever arrived here. Moving from the large city of Denver to the small village of Cedarville was quite a shock. It was a completely new way of life in a completely new environment and I couldn't imagine what God had in store for me! Since that time, I have been led through many different events that have changed my life. One of which occurred in my junior year when I was a live-in nurse's aid for a blind, elderly woman in Clifton. Besides teaching me patience, it taught reliability, frugalness, and independence. Personally, I have changed a great deal during my stay here. I started out asa shy, Bible-ignorant,chemistry major. I am no longer shy; and through the guidance of professors, chapel speakers, and friends, I have realized the tremen- dous importance of learning about God's Word. Also, I changed my major to English Education. Student teaching at the Ohio Veteran's Children's Home held more lessons than I could ever have imagined. What do I appreciate most? This is the hardest question to answer because there is so very much. I appreciate the quality of Cedarville,academically,spiritually, and socially; I appreciate God's leading me here, and I appreciate my family. Being separated from them the full school year, except at Christmas, has shown me their value and love. To fully reflect upon my four years here could take for- ever,but in summing it all up, I would have to say that these four years have laid myfoundation;it will take the rest of my life to build upon this structure. Carol L. Essler Business Administration by CARLA MOSHER