1990 Miracle Yearbook

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rickard Having met as Cedarville College students in 1956, Don and Peg Rickard have spent most of their married life at Cedarville. Their three sons, Don. Brian, and Brad, are graduates,too. Being the administrator of student serv- ices is not Just a label for Mr. Rickard. He and his lovely wife have served asteam leadersfor MIS groups to Brazil. Students have the upmost respect for their "pattern of good works": they notice their evident love for one another. Dr. and Mrs. Martin Clark Bonnie Clark has managed to finish her college ed- ucation at Cedarville while becoming a mother to two daughters, Cherish and Mackensie,since arriving at the ville with her husband in 1974 Martin first served the college as head of the counseling program,then he ably coupled that with another assignment of Director of Planning In 1984,he resigned those positions to become the vice president for development Dr. and Mrs. Duane Wood Duane and Sherri Wood have been part of several col- leges and universities before coming to Cedarville in 1987. Making the transition from state campuses to a small private college has been very easy and enjoyable for their family.Curt,their oldest son,greetsstudents and faculty alike in his campusjob;Casey served his college freshmen class as president, and Evan keeps the family involved in community sports as his most loyal fans and cheerleaders. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Green Harold and Margaret Green have been serving in the Christian Ministries Department since 1970 Pastor Green depends on Margaret's organiza- tional skills in overseeing the college's successful MIS program They are thankful for their 12 grand- children, for their two sons, Dan and Larry, who continue the fourth generation of pastors in their family, and for their two daughters, Jan and Kathy. Mr. and Mrs. John Anglea The year of 1988 marked the return of John and Marge to the 'ville They had left the college in 1986 to serve at The Master's College in California. John returned to become the vice president for business Their two daughters. Debbie and Carin, have quickly renewed their old friendships, too John is used to the extreme in geographical experiences While in the Navy, he met his wife,a native New Yorker. This southern man from Tennessee and his yankee wife have blended together to produce a beautiful family. Administration 11