Taylor University - Ilium / Gem Yearbook (Upland, IN)

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G. HARLOWE EVANS, M.S., Ph.D. VIRGIMUS 1 . BROWN, .M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry; ClMniiun: Assistant Professor of BioloKy Dnhio,, of Science University, B.S.; Emory Uni- Un.vcrsitv .if Michigan, B.S. in Che- versity, M.S.; University of Cilifornia, mistrv; Univcrsrtv of Michigan, M.S. Ph-D. in Chcmistrv; Graduate work in Mathc- , matics and Phvsics, State University of il U . lt«a Iowa, summers, 1928, 1929, 1930; ' i C 0 f - ' l ' - ' University of Michigan, Ph.D. 1K- f }!t£ ur rK IVEL GUILER, A.M. L,hrar,ao Taylor University, A.B.; Univi f Michigan, A.M. in Library Sc SADIE L. MILLER MAUDE BARNARD, B.S. Stt i i y Instructor, Elcment,n Teachers Tniiiliii ; udent, Indiana Vnv

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1 Senior { Sr j{ This gi-oup of students li.is sought to promote friendly and y P ' tlie Taylor family, and to encourage programs and activities V ' V ' V T : conducive to mutual benefit. ». v ' Newcomers to Taylor were initiated into the Taylor spirit through their introduc- ( ' Va JiT ) in to student friends as well as faculty and administrative officers at the New Student - A. • • eception in the fall. Other actixitics throughout the year included the sponsoring of a ' biiic quite a task! hristmas gift to the school; providing a week of Christmas ' programs broadcast daily ' w iver the campus; and sending fiowers and telegrams to bereaved friends from the student bod -. Spiced by Cupid ' s seasonal adventure when leap year activities were the vogue, and enriched by splendid Friday and Sunday dinner music and Sunday morning media- tions, the year has drawn successfully to a close, the Student Council having merited the motto: OUR HOPE, TO SERVE; OUR AIM, SUCCESS