1998 Miracle Yearbook

Who's Who chapel A n old adage states, "If you want something done,ask a busy person." Busyleaders are all over Cedarville campusand this year54ofthose busy seniors were honored to represent Cedarville's selection for "Who's Who Amongst American Colleges and Universities." The Who's Whocom- mittee,headed by counseling director Sandra Entner,selected thesestudentsbasedonGPA,campusinvolvement,and Chris- tian character. This year's Who's Who selections represented students from almost every major with involvement in athletics, music,drama,Christian ministry, and a variety of organizations. As the group met to plan their annual chapel presentation, Dean Rickard asked the 54 seniors,"If you could say one thing to the college campus, what would it be?" The group responded— "Simplify." As representatives ofover-committed,planner-toting, sleep-deprived students, they chose to share their struggle for balance in the areas of involvement and investment. Senior Kirk LeBlancchaired thecommitteethatplannedthechapelpresentation. The seniors chose to segment the chapel into three topics dealing with areas ofresume building,self-esteem,and popularity. By spoofing overly busy students who were basically unable to simplify their lives, the group drove home the principle of true investment over involvement. Humorous commercials were laced throughoutthe chapel presentation and the program concluded with a video highlighting each of the stu- dents in their various activities. Se- niorsLauraRefiorandLauraFoeldvari planned each of the segments, while Chris Vitarelli headed up the video commercials and humorous skits. Ironically,videographerShelly Stockhadadifficulttasktrackingdown each ofthese busy students who were unavailable due to overseas student teaching, internships, or just absent attending anendless array ofmeetings. Yet, the message and model of true humility came acrossloud and clearin thesilence ofthelastscene—thecross. all photos by Fiveland by Ruthanne Pierson Who's Who 119