1994 Miracle Yearbook

Remembering When ••• ANL Though the theme elicited different images from different people, the general sentiment, true to pur- pose, was one of"Remembering When." Nothing represented this diversity of memory more than the floats creatively constructed by individual classes and campus organizations. ADO members, with faces painted yellow and fringed with petals, remembered the time when dandelions bloomed plen- tifully, unscathed by Dr. Dixon's yearly campaign against their presence. Reminiscent of Charter Week lectures,theseniorclassfloatremindedeveryoneofthe time when Cedarville College was only a building in a cornfield. Thecostumesofseveralorganizationsrepre- sented eras such as the'50's and '60's, while PiSigma Nu took onlookers far back in time to the tradition of Ancient Rome. Notallremembrancesreflected elementsofchanges. The Dixons,grandchildren on their laps,still waved to thecrowdfromahorse-drawncarriage. TheHomecom- ing queen and her court graced the back of convert- ibles. Finally,celebrating hisfortieth year ofservice to the college, Dr. Jeremiah cruised the length of the campus,his presence signalling stability and his mind "remembering when." •Marcy Hintz Photo by Jerami King 12 Student Life Delta Pi Sigma brings back old memories ofSesame Street.