2000 Miracle Yearbook

promoting school spirit The Cedarville C1'leerleading squad had another friendships during the many hours spent t~oether. Often succ~ful year of adding excitement to the horne and they would get t~oet herat Coac:: h Scott's house fOf pi::a and away basketball games. The team consisted of se•·en fellowship. Freshman Bill Kane said, MNot only were we guys and six girls and was led by Coach Da"•n Scon, pan of a team. but "·e were close friends." with captains Kr is tin Hoovler and Andrew Howe. Late r in the year josh Sherwood replaced Howe as captai n . Theteament enainl-dand energited the fans with the ir many spiri ted rou· only a squad, but a latnlly8fiCOOfll(/lngand pmying """"" __ , Once again the team verse and focus of the ream's ani· tude thi syea rwas Phillipians 2:3, 4 which says, "Do noth· ing out of se lfi sh ambition or vain concei t, bm in humil ity consider others better th:•n yourself. Each of you should tint'$andc:nchingen thu- not only look to your own siasm. Dedicated to doing interests, but also to the in· their best and making difficult routines seem easy. the terest of others." The team took this verse to hc:lrt :md 5qUadpr.•cticed two timesa week for about three hours. <l pplied it 10 their lives as they encouraged one anotbe r The team grew close together and developed d ose and got along very wel l. I "' ""''"'m' ' '""' for the crowd dunngh~lfumc members • rowt:Assislanl "-"""'"""' SynciWIIhom.Krlstin ............ -""""' Blll<e. .lllckieA)IeM. tokole~.- ~-­ • row2:~ Hillil<e<,....,Kncwr. Alo--. .loll ~Bill ~<Me. ""'"'""""""" ..._ A~:.a