2017 Miracle Yearbook

HOMECOMING TRADITIONS "I ,.~ 1. Students from Phi Epsilon Beta, a service org, ride in the annual parade to pass out ,.A candy and serve the community. 2. Students race across the lake in handmade cardboard canoes. Freshman engineering majors must enter a canoe, but other academic deparments choose to participate. 3. Students and alumni participate in a 5k race, which the university hosts during Home– coming weekend annually. 4. Cedarville hosts the All-Ohio Championship Cross Country Meet during Homecoming weekend. The women's team placed third overall. 5. Jared Krater celebrates after completing the Homecoming 5k race with some of his friends. 6. Spectators line the lake to see who makes it across without sinking into the water. 7. Jason Brown and teammate Weston Mountz collapse into Cedar Lake during the card– board canoe race. Students test the strength of their canoes during this race. 8. Students pose in front of their canoe before the race begins. Freshmen participate in the race as a part of their classes. 9. Hannah Gallardo displays Cedarville's bright yellow and blue colors, which dominate campus during Homecoming Weekend. 10. Cedar Cliff High School's marching band ma1·ches and plays in the annual homecoming parade.