1985 Miracle Yearbook

KRISTINA WHITTAKER rloing to college involved some new experiences for me ....Jwith which most freshman did not have to contend. Learning to use a Coke machine, for example, or trying to find the appropriate vocabulary to order a hamburger were major adjustments. Thus, to a kid born and raised by mission- ary parents in Brazil, Cedarville College was a long, fearful step into a vast unknown. It seemed to have at least one million students and fifty-mile long lines to my glazed and tear-blurred freshman eyes. Gradually the homesickness and newness wore off; the panic subsided, and I began to enjoy my college career. It is hard to believe the endless memories of happy, exciting, sad, and challenging times that four years can contain, and that it is now time for another step out to new experiences. I have learned that next to my relationship with Jesus Christ, the most important investment of my rime here at Cedarville has been my friends. I probably won't remember all the "-ologies" of Theology Survey or all of Dr. Monroe's Jeffrey Scott Mullinix Speech Dayton, Ohio Rex Ala Musselman Computer Info. Systems Noblesville. Indiana Kimbra Kay Murphy Music Education Indianapolis, Indiana Kimberly A. Myers Business Administration Hilliard, Ohio contentions in his "Athens vs. Jerusalem" lectures, but I'll always treasure the memories of encouragement, support, correction, and love of my friends. My spiritual challenge to others would be to keep Christ the central focus of their lives and to cultivate relationships that strengthen this purpose; so that as the body of Christ, we really will make a difference and influence the world for Him. With Paul my prayer "According to my earnest expectation and hope that I shol not be put to shame in anything, but that with all boldness Christ shall even now, as always, be exalted in my body whether by life or by death. For to me to live is Christ' Philippians 1:20 21. Dwight David Myfelt English Corning, New York John Alan Nicholas English Godfrey, Illinois 166 Seniors