1985 Miracle Yearbook

A s we entered this fall, we sensed a uniqueness in the air which is only felt every four years. Wesoon realized we were nor just or the 'Ville, but we were about to become a parr of the mythical kingdom of "Cedar What?" Taking sides between the "animals" and "that which was proper," wesaw our candidates parade, debate, and go to all extremes in their campaigning for the highest office of the land. In and our of the saddle, the Perlo party's Gary Persecepe and his run- ning-mare,Michael Lopez,rook a stand for their furry friends. But direct opposi- tion was sensed when "Brown's New Diehl" made a triumphal entry,and for two weeks the kingdom was turned on end. Then came the time for the Knights of Alpha Chi to frantically prepare the grounds for the final battle. November 3rd was the date for the 1200 "Cedar What?" residents to fight for their par- ty's right to the throne. When the smoke had finally settled and the states' votes were counted, Deborah Brown and Pamela Diehl were elected by a mere six votes to the throne of "Cedar What?" As we look back, may we not soon forget our time in "Cedar What?" May we also remember our enthusiasm and be able to reflect it as we shore with others about 1984's "Cedar What?" elections. by Greg Dudrow Cedar Whar 29