1998 Miracle Yearbook

by Erica Chung • 6/2'40-/-e4ff 5 *&' edsieo-4.ce Ced arville Salutes Chaplains emorial Day is the day we re memberthosethathave fought for our country in WWI, WWII, Viet- nam, Korea, Persian Gulf, and Bosnia. This year Cedarville College chose to rememberaspecial division ofthearmed forces that does not usually get much recognition, and that was the Chaplains of the Armed Forces. As the college recognizedLouisZampariniand allthose who have fought or served in the Armed Forces,wewerealsoremindedoftherole chaplains have in the service. Dr.David Robey wrote a dramatic performance of the story ofthe four chaplains who gave their lives and helped maintain order as theirship wassinking. Afterthedramatic performance,the symphonic band under the direction of Mr. Michele Di Cuirci played a piece based on that story called The Light Eternal which portrayed through musicthe celebration oflife,the sinking ofthe ship,and the faith ofchap- lains. •4mon g the veterans,Cedarville College specifically recognized Louis Zamparini for his sacrifices during WWII. (above) is year Cedarville College chose to remember a special division ofthe armed rces that does not usually get much recogni- on,and that was the Chaplains ofthe Armed Forces. (right) all photos by Fiveland A t the beginning ofevery Cedarville Memorial Day service, the college recognizes everyone who has served in the branches of the armed forces by asking them to come to the Chapel platform. charter day and memorialday 31