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

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R,ninc. Mu hI, BiiIz. Mjlsb.uy. The Junior Rules Committee, through dining h.ill announconients, individual con- ferences, ,ind group mectmgs, has attempted to maintam a high standard of etiquette at Taylor. Suggestions and criticism have always been welcome. We must conform to a certain extent to the conventionalities of society for they are the ripened results of a varied and long experience. — A. A. Hodge Class Snaps

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OFFICERS CLASS OF 1941 1 Kou- B„ z. Schcfl, B s io ., Rouin; Lithn. mt Rou—Swilh, Parry. Dr. C j.irhunntn. Elli, . . . good to be Upper Classmen Under the leadership of M.irlon Smith .iiul the counsel of the sponsor, Dr. Ch.ir- bonnier, the ehiss of Ml eagerly antlcip.ueil their Junior ye.ir, and they were not to be disappointed. Thorouglily enjoyint; the various p.irties, from the Hobo to tlie once-in-a-life- time Leap Year party when the girls proposed; presenting The Importance of Being Earnest before a capacity house; demonstrating their initiative in giving to the school a new type picture of the Senior Class; and climaxing the year ' s activities with the Junior-Senior Banquet at Hotel Keenan in Fort Wayne each felt glad to relinquish his key and to accept his cane on moving-up day as a sign of another year of progress.

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Ilf) mm A. Anderson D. Anderson E. Anderson A r .1. Bell M. BiNGAMAN R. Bishop