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

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school He ei 1907 anc Taylor „ Theolofjic Icred Co Harlford Cily Grcu.l his hfe work. differ ed Pc 1 Ihc al De J. Onlario, n, place lage La culaled fall o( larlment. Mr. El C. Eason Canada. He public tended i, being ihe son of a minister. Prairie Collegiate Institute in in May 1910. He came to 1910 and entered the Greek In the fall of 1911 he en- ison IS now preaching on the He expects to make preachi Raymond Derr Gertrude Bridcewatfr Our good friend, Raymond Derr, is a native of Pennsylvania, having been born at Kutztown in that ' = a native of the stale of Nebraska, though an flale. After completing his work in the common English maiden bv descent. She went to England when s,x years of age. She attended higher elemen- tary schools and Birmingham Midland Institute. Two years after her return to .America, she spent some lime in a Bible School. She graduated from the Chi- cago Evangelistic Institute in ihe spring of 1911, and entered Taylor in the fall of the same year. She aces the cla.ss of 1914. ng

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Officers Junior College Class President Vice-President.. Secretary Treasurer J. C. Eason Historian.. C. R. Illick Gertrude Bridgewater J. M. Hernandez Piophet. Poet Jacob Bos R. I. Stone H. R. Chalfant

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C. Raymond Illick Sang his firsl song m Tanncrsv.lle, Pennsylvania. He spent Iwo years in the High School al Frackville. Pennsylvania. In 1904 he entered ihe Williamslon School of Mechanical Trades, from which place he graduated three years later. He followed his trade for three years. In 1910 he entered the College of Taylor University. He is now the basso singer of the University Quartette. Jose M. Hernandez Is a native of Porto Rico. He came to Taylor Uni- vcrsily in the fall of 1906. where he was converted horn Roman Catholicism to the Christian failh. He graduated with the Commercial Class of 1907, and from the .Academy m 1911. After finishing his Col- lege course he expects to study medicine, preparing for his life ' s work as a medical missionarv. May the noble efforts and achievements of Mr. Hernandez be crowned with tri Jacob Bos Was born n Chicago, Illinois, and received his earlv cducaLon in ihat place. He began his Academy work in Central Holiness University. In ihe fall of 1911, following Ihe example set by many of his friends the previous January, he entered the halls of Taylor. He ' completed his Academy course in 1912 with enough advance credit to rank him with the class of 1914. He IS a very diligent student and a man of excellent princi- ples. He IS looking forward to ihe ministry.